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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1908

Page

51

Chicago Women Lead Anti Smoke League to Electrify Rail

Chicago women form the Kensington & Eastern Rail franchise protest group to force Illinois Central electrification inside city limits. They collect signatures, pressure authorities, and threaten political action to curb soot and noise from coal smoke, aiming for New York style rail upgrades.

Harr!ien Harahan Arway Kensington & Eastern Raiload City Council Sor & Line Kensington Hegewisch Rew Gery Illimaig Central Mtn Sree Srigoes White House Chicago Kenwood Women's Anti Ilinois Central New York Busse Illinois Central Evans Health Department London L. C. Fritsch Ilinois Mrs. Sergel Anti-Smoke League Kensington & East Melbourne P. Boynton Lexington Avenue Baptist Church

Immigrant Watchorn recalls peril and progress in America

In a first person reminiscence, Robert Watchorn now U S Immigration Commissioner at Ellis Island recounts his passage from Derbyshire to New York, his hunger at a pie shop, and a life shaped by mining, family support, and public service. He reflects on immigrant labor, return journeys, and the philosophy of welcoming new arrivals while guarding the nation.

Bob’ Watchorn America Bothnia Castle Garden Bob Robert Watchorn United States Commissioner of Immigration Ellis Island New York Mr. Watchorn Carl Schurz Andrew Carnegie Ireland William J. Sewell New Jersey Wiliam J. Sewell United States Senate Lfe Warchorn John D. Crimmins Farely United States Italy Trieste Austria-Hungary Great Britain Germany France Mexico Europe Eilie Island Newark N. J Portland Ore Columbus Ind Canada Russia Kishineff Hie Austria Liverpool Kansas City Umbria Wyoming Cunard Line North River Derbyshire Lincoln Grant Sherman Sheridan Robert E. Lee Bone England Ohio Jeddo Run Pennsylvania Pittsburg Monongahela City Watchorn Presbyterian Church Philadelphia Alexander Dempster Immigration Service National Government Asan Roosevelt Washington

Narrow Escapes From Death Across Roads Rails and Rivers

A collage of perilous near misses features a Swiss roofer who grabbed a ventilator chimney after a slip, a Rocky Mountain handcar crew crushed by a train, and a doctor clinging to a chain mid air above a river. Also recounted are a child saved from a door mishap on a train, a yacht submerged by garbage scows with a survivor, and Dublin fog bound cab rescuers pulling passengers from icy waters.

Rocky Mountain Great Northern Dr. Bach Goschenen Switzerland Mana New York Fanny Day Dublin Alezgandra Conklin England Connecticut

Corporation Soul and Human Duties Amid Society Manners

A fragment discusses a notion of a corporate entity possessing a soul with human obligations and social manners, implying ethical duties within business and civic life. The text hints at responsibilities beyond profit, touching on moral expectations for corporations in society.

Army recruitment improves with higher pay and better rations

The article notes a recruiting surge in the U S Army, driven by pay raises and better benefits. Coast artillery around Baltimore fills its units, with private pay at 15 dollars monthly, higher for NCOs and specialists, plus enhanced mess funds and holiday rations including turkey or chicken and ice cream, making military service more attractive.

United States Army Coast Artillery Baltimore the Sun Coast Artillery Corps Signal Corps Cavalry Infantry Artillery Ife Uncle Sam

Johnny Kearn Finds Historic Highland Nugget in Montana

In Butte yesterday Johnny Kearn recalled discovering the largest Highland district nugget last winter. The gold piece weighed about five pounds and netted 1228 dollars after assay. He traced the old Read of Pine Dog Gulch diggings and recalled miners of forty and twenty years ago.

Johnny” Kearn Highland District Butte Kearn Helena Standard Jonnacon Claris Bank Assay Office

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Health Board Gty Forey Charles H. Sergel Oakenwald Avenue Siercy Kenwood Sergel Lmits Sergei Mary B. Knowles Alliance Francaise Illinois Central Railroad Lake Front Bettie Ern Railroad Illinois Central Board of Directors Commissioner Watchorn James B. Morrow James B Marwony National Geographic Magazine Montana
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