Growth Boycott Expands Against High Meat Prices Nationwide
The growth of a meat boycott is reported as widespread across the United States and Europe. Cold storage holdings and anti meat pledges rise, with suffragettes and Gotham beef party members active in big cities. Congress prepares a full inquiry led by Edwin W. Sims into high prices and meat trusts.
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Bureau of Labor
Crade
New York
Gotham Beef Party
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Virginia
Texas
New York City
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Chicago
Uncle Sam
Meat Trust
United States
Edwin W. Sims
The Spring Styles for Men of Fashion This Season
The article outlines upcoming spring fashion shifts. Peg top trousers fade, natural shoulders replace padding, jackets shorten to about thirty inches, and chest prominence grows. Norfolk jackets return with back gathers and three front plaits, new sack coats with narrow lapels appear, boxy overcoats stay in, and a one button plaid shepherd coat surfaces.
Vladimir Bourtseff Plans of Russian Revolutionist in America
Vladimir Bourtseff, famed Russian revolutionary, now in the United States, is spoken of by many Russians here as a key figure in the push for constitutional government in czarist lands. He plans lectures and writings to unify monarchist opposition and expose spies, aiming to rally exiled readers and activists. He has edited the monthly Bitoe and publishes the weekly Common Cause to mobilize support. He intends to spend two to three months in speeches and writings from this country.
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America
Vladimir Bourtseff
Nicholas II
Bourtseff
Eltar
Bitoe
Common Cause
Common Relief
Sheridan to Tour the World After National Meet
World famous athlete Martin Sheridan will leave the United States after the national all around championships in San Francisco next July for a two year world tour. He will start in Ireland, then England and Scotland, Europe and Russia, then India China Japan New Zealand Australia and Hawaii before returning home. He plans to compete for national titles wherever championships are held.
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Sheridan
San Francisco
Martin Sheridan
Oman
America
Ireland
England
Scotland
Europe
Russia
India
China
Japan
New Zealand
Australia
Hawaii
South Africa
Gotch Praises Cutler as Top American Wrestler Hope
Frank Goteh credits Eid Cutler as the best qualified American to inherit the championship when vacated. He notes Cutler’s speed and effort but cites a flaw in perceiving only one idea at a time. Goteh claims Cutler could be thrown by a rival and predicts a future outcome. Turf notes cover Millard Sanders return to big ring company and James I. Keene’s expanded stable and English ventures. Harry Lord named Boston Red Sox captain after 1909 season, with fans' view of potential improvement.
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Gotch
Cutler
Frank Goteh
Eid Cutler
America
Goteh
Chicago
Sanders
Millard Sanders
John Spian
Orrin Hickok
Charles Marvin
John &.Turner
Goldsmith Brothers
Big Ring Company
Millard
Sterling Holt
Indianapolis
Sidney Dillon
Keene
James I. Keene
KT Maz
England
Lord
Red Sox
Harry Lord
Pat Donovan
Doc Gessler
Washington
Harry
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William H. Parry
Charles A. Keyler
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Passaic County
Hanlon
Jefferson St
Passaic, N. J
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Chestnut Street, Nutley, N. J
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Wise Housewives
Portland
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Cor, Vreeland ‘Avent & Nutley
Pranedlin
Fugrotred Lane
Lehigh
Morris
Canal
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