Japanese Student Seeks Law Career at Michigan
Arbor Michigan March 7 a Japanese student Mr Furuya from Hawaii attends University of Michigan in law and aims to practice there after additional study. He shares impressions of Japan and Hawaii, notes about education for Japanese children, and suggests the Premier of Japan is a Michigan graduate. A second column laments prize fighting and urges temperance and Sunday schools.
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Arbor
Mich
Uruya
Japan
Krench
Univerty
Tu Dapan
Bezh
Doetor
Michigan
Meo Farusa
Cookie Paper
Df Pan
Pawan
Red States
Annexation Party
Hawaii
Dapan
United States
Michigan University
Antit
Furtya
Sugar Beet Growers Group Forms in Rock Island County
A growing effort in Rock Island County aims to test and promote sugar beets locally. At a Milan meeting 150 delegates from 37 counties planned a formal association with PooH Caldwell as president and W Heath as secretary, plus a temporary committee drafting a constitution.
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Illinois
Champaign
Hinola Sugar Beet Growers' Association
Ilinois
Rock Island
Milan
Arrane
Pooh Caldwell
W. Heath
Phil K Aah
Isoene AW. McCarkrin
Beyer Fountaine
Andalusia
Loaig A Johns
South Moline
Noah's Ark Trade Ad in Moline Promotes Goods and Grocery
A lodestar sale notice from Noahs Ark in Moline advertises tannish ware crockery groceries and notions. The copy proclaims lowest prices and a complete grocery department claiming best in three citigns with emphasis on value and selection.
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Noah's Ark
Moline
Chiral Avenue
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises $100 Reward
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional fix for catarrh with a $100 reward for any failing case. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and urges readers to request testimonials from B F J Caresey & Co in Toledo Ohio.
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Jegon
Sprceneq
Hall
BF. J. Caresey & Co
Tokedo
O. Sol
Local hardware partners to dissolve after fire losses
Messrs Hugh and Orum decide to close their hardware partnership in Moline after a disastrous fire. Mr Quick has run the business here for twenty two years and Mr Orum joined six years ago. The move is hoped not to remove them from Moline’s business life.
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H H Ugh & Orum
Quick
Orum
Moline
Lenten Reveres and Easter Hope Reflect in Snow
Poem by Mrs. LG Beninen contrasts Lenten sorrow with Easter redemption. It contemplates a snow covered earth as a sign of purification and unity of joy and mourning, urging Christ’s victory through the resurrection and a path to God.
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Elol
Christ
LG Beninen
Impare Blood in Spring and Hood's Remedies
The column urges spring blood purification due to reduced perspiration and indoor confinement. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as essential for health this season and promotes Hood's Pills as a dependable family cathartic and liver tonic.
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Hood
Outrageous letters threaten judge after Latimer case verdict
The Central Labor Union denounces the Wilkes-Barre trial as a farce and calls for action to protect jurists. Anonymous threats to Judge Woodward surface, with letters vowing violence if law and order falter, while detectives search for writers tied to Latimer and Lattimer massacres.
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Organized Labor Ag
Central Labor Union of
New York
Walkesbarre
Latimer
Organized Labor
Sime
Jude
Union Labor Clashes Over Board Powers in Public Works
A court ruling on a dispute between a school board and the Ryline Trades Council finds no actionable controversy under the Tut act. It holds the board may require union labor on payroll if it believes nonunion workers would cause delays or strikes, and that inserting a union clause could serve true economy.
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Chicaro
Marth
Sete
Board of Education
Pete
Beard
Sharkey Foul Fight Ends Pugilist's San Francisco Bout
In San Francisco Sharkey faced Joe Choynski in a twenty round match at Woodward's pavilion before 7 000 spectators. Sharkey delayed, objected to referees, then fought foul and hurled Choynski into the chairs. Choynski led in most rounds until a wrestling tactic earned a draw in the eighth. The disgraceful exhibition likely ends Sharkey's California career. The French Chamber of Deputies adopted the postal arrangements signed in Washington in June.
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San Franiico
Tom Sharkey
Joe Choynski
Woodward
Bharkey
Choynski
Nghia
Sharkey
Gaitor
San Francisco
French Chamber of Deputies
Washington
Trade activity strong in western and southern markets
Bradstreet reports continued distributive trade activity in most sectors with larger western and southern cities leading the demand. Dry goods groceries hardware iron and steel and building materials stay active in the west while wheat flour exports and bank clearings rise. Iron and steel demand remains large though some staple prices soften. overall business failures rise modestly in the United States.
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New York
Bradstreet
Thé & Band
United States
Canada
True or False in Durmng the Patrietee Injunction Case
Fragmentary testimony from a March Pittsburgh style injunction case shows witnesses from unions recount warnings they received and private interviews. The hearing referenced forced disclosures and threats, with references to officials and a Chinese government delegation involvement.
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St Pau
Mont
Pitter
Berg
Lucy
Desu
Williame
Toad
Earnest
Gerd
New Pension Rules Hint at Congressional Wealth, Courts
Fragmentary OCR text hints at debates over pension rules and executive powers. It mentions Congress, the president, and potential changes affecting retirement benefits and legal actions. The language is garbled but suggests a policy or constitutional discussion with references to states, provinces, and authority figures.
Universal Union of Labor seeks global eight hour day
Report notes Tom Vann and British workers union plan to form a universal labor movement with goal of 25 million members and eight hour day. American labor ally seen as intelligent partner while propaganda is excluded from the program.
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Washingtin Michiv- Th
Nationa
Amerian Pederston
Paborim
Tom Mantz
Haber Owadr
Mann
Aniriean Org
Universal Union
Dr Greene's Nervura Promoted by Noted Women
A wide range of testimonials from notable women praise Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as a superior health tonic. Clara Barton and other prominent figures endorse its benefits for nervous disorders, fatigue, and general vitality, urging readers to consult Dr Greene at 948 State St Chicago.
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Cote Barton
Crary Barroy
Presidention
Tig Vincran National Red Cross Washingtes
D.C
Lockwood
Washington, D. C
United States
Gree
de Haute
Biva A. Locnhwoop
A. Mea Boll
Socretary
American Peace Bureau
Massachusetts
St. Louise Barton
Loni Para Ste
Boston
Greenw
Dr. Greene
Tenby
State St
Chicago
Deter
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Saya
Peru
Peter
Universal Union OF Labor
Tom Vann
At Work
T Pon
Columbus
United Mine Workers of America
Pearce
Kentucky Town
Middlesboro
Wertheimer
United States Army
Danville
Ill
Golden Rule Dry Goods
Barto
Cardone
Whit Ador
Clara Lear
Leehwood
Hader
Belvack
The
Massachusetts Total
Hazell
Vtsernt Post
Mimireys
Wiliam St
New Yorke
Foltz
Abingdon, Il
C. W. Derew
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Luxury
Davenfort, Iowa
Anthony
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