Moreland News Briefs Include Accidents and Birth
Miss Clar Malkoski is ill with appendicitis. Mr Schroeder of 2539 Lake street welcomes a baby girl. Columbian Knights picnic at Burlington Park draws many Moreland residents. Mrs Hannish at 2489 Lake street breaks her ankle in two places. Earnest Swanson of 2331 Indiana avenue injured in a head fracture but recovering. Reports of dog bites rise as stray dogs fill the streets. Mr W Mapes of 2439 Superior street sprains hip after slipping on a sidewalk hole. Work on the new M E Church progresses with plastering nearly done and the basement nearing occupancy. The Robinson Furnace Company contracted for the large church furnace and two for the parsonage.
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Clar Malkoski
Schroeder
Lake Street
Moreland
Columbian Knights
Burlington Park
Hannish
Earnest Swanson
Indiana Avenue
Chicago Avenue
W. Mapes
Superior Street
Forty-eighth Avenue
Bocados
M. E
Robinson Furnace Company
The Tribune Promotes Bold Yet Fair Political Coverage
Chicago Tribune presents itself as an independent, opinionated yet fair newspaper. It boasts extensive national and local news coverage, strong financial columns, and superior foreign gathering capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Tribune
Weat
Daily Tribune
Lt Ia
Miracle Cure Report Sparks Town Excitement in Indiana
Marion Stuart of Muncie reports Mrs. Rena J. Stout of Cammack was near death from consumption before using Dr King’s New Discovery. The cure added 37 pounds and she was said to be completely cured. The ad claims thousands cured and offers trial bottles free at local drug stores Traill & Cooling and Chas P Miller.
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Rena J. Stout
Cammack
Ind
Marion Stuart
Muncie
Yorktown
Traill & Cooling’s
Chas. P. Miller’s
Storvett es and the music of mischiefs in tales
A collection of short anecdotes from different cultures, featuring a clever boy who outsmarts a teacher with a tea invitation, Cecil Rhodes facing shortages during a Kimberley siege with a napkin trick, and Scottish humor about a half wit Andrew who refuses to cross icy ground before ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Rhodes
Kimberley
Mr. Rhodes
Andrew
Condensed News Snippets From Across The World
A roundup of short items: Robert Stevenson Jr named Yale’s handsomest man of 1900. Mrs Langtry remarks Americans cut her deeply. A new American tea may greet British breakfast. Average walking speed cited as 76 steps per minute. Japanese erect a monument for horses of the Japan Ching conflict. A Marion Kansas girl wounded a hand by a catfish barb. Beloit Kansas man reads every Congressional Record to cure insomnia. Meridian Street pavement in Indianapolis praised post rain. Costa Rica ice trade small with plants in San Jose Port Limon and Punta Arenas. Iowa reports teachers’ salaries lag behind other Midwest states except Ohio. Ten-year losses from business failures around 1.8 billion dollars, more than twice the country’s currency in circulation. Last year about 29,000 people visited Shakespeare’s birthplace and over 11,000 visited Ann Hathaway’s cottage, across 41 nationalities.
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Robert Stevenson,Jr
Chicago
Yale
Beloit
Kas
Congressional Record
Indianapolis
Meridian Street
Indianapolis Press
Costa Rica
San Jose
Port Limon
Punta Arenas
Iowa
Middle West
Ohio
Shakespeare
Ann Hathaway
Political Paragraphs on Citizenship and Suffrage Trends
Barker and Donnelly are Philadelphia natives discussing residency rules in various states. Minnesota requires four months residency for citizens, while Rhode Island and Mississippi need more than one year. Massachusetts faced 400 absentees at its Republican convention, fueling talks of a smaller 1800-delegate gathering. Georgia and Mississippi realities on suffrage and judicial elections are noted, with Noel amendment outcomes described as failing to secure a majority of all votes.
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Barker
Donnelly
Philadelphia
Rhode Island
Mississippi
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Georgia
Supreme Court
Afterthoughts on respect and self perception
The text reflects on how respect stems from unknowns about others, the habit of regretting missed opportunities, and the irony of being one's own audience when making witty remarks. It notes that men who prioritize having a good time differ from women and suggests not to expect an extraordinary personal mark in a crowded world.
Nye and Herrmann Prank Ends With Diamond Mixup
A Nye and James Whitcomb Riley tour stop in Chicago features a prank by magician Herrmann. Nye discovers a diamond ring beneath a salad leaf and humorously presents it to a waiter named Joe, spoiling Herrmann's illusion. The ring, valued at $2,000, underscores the night’s comic misfire and damages to Herrmann’s act.
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Nye
James Whitcomb Riley
Chicago
Herrmann
Riley
James
Herrman
Joe
Darky
Bill Nye
Menial
Mrs. Piper and the trance communications described
The article outlines how Mrs. Piper enters a trance while a pencil writes purported messages on a pad without contact. The sitter remains silent and questions the hand, with messages often matching distant contacts. The piece argues personal identity of the discarnate spirit hinges on specific incidents rather than grand claims.
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Ufe
Top Ten Most Hateful Traits Listed by Readers
A London weekly invited reader opinions on the ten worst traits in men. After tallying votes the list shows drunkenness, cowardice, selfishness, conceit, meanness, laziness, deceit, untruthfulness, gambling, and cruelty as the most hateful characteristics.
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London
Immense Encyclopedia in Berlin Museum Highlights 1200 Chinese Volumes
The Berlin Anthropological Museum houses the world’s largest encyclopedia with twelve hundred Chinese volumes covering literature philosophy astronomy natural science and industry. Each volume holds 100 to 150 pages and an initial print run of 100 copies. a new edition now sells for 300 dollars. The largest private American library belonged to historian H. H. Bancroft with fifty thousand volumes valued at about 200000.
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Berlin Anthropological Museum
America
H. H. Bancroft
Taxed for Wearing Male Attire in France
In France women may wear masculine garb but must pay a yearly tax of about $10. The payment does not grant the right. instead the government confers the privilege as a tribute of merit.
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France
Notable Lecturers Planned for Next Season Here
The lecture program will feature famed figures including M Labori famed for Dreyfus defense, Winston Churchill son of Lady Randolph Churchill noted in the South African War, and writers Julian Ralph and Poul Tenney Bigelow who will discuss the African War.
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M. Labori
Dreyfus
Winston Spencer Churchill
Randolph Churchill
Julian Ralph and
Poultenay Bigelow
Record Stamp Sale Noted For Record Value
Brighton magistrate M. P. Castle and vice president of the London philatelic society sold his European stamp collection for about 150000 dollars to a buyer focused on stamps in what is claimed as the largest stamp transaction in history.
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M. P. Castle
Brighton
London Philatelic Society
Commission Licenses Uphold Police Power Over Merchants
The statute to license and regulate commission merchants or those selling agricultural produce on commission is upheld as a valid exercise of the police power in the Minnesota case state ex rel. Beck vs. Wagener 46 S. R. A. 442, not infringing constitutional rights.
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Beck Vs
Wagener
Minn
Third Washington essay copy surfaces to a collector
A newly surfaced copy of Washington's first essay in authorship has been found in the past years or in 1897. A hobbyist collector paid $1,000 to obtain this rare document.
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Washington
Princess Aribert of Anhalt in Washington Visit
The Princess Aribert of Anhalt visiting the British ambassador in Washington is described as pretty with sweet simple manners and English dress. She travels with a lady-in-waiting and has no servants along.
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Aribert of
Anhalt
Washington
Trade Names in the Peerage and Their Origins
The London Chronicle discusses how certain peerage surnames originate from crafts such as weaving, listing Taylour, Turnour, Parker, Smith, Napier, Lister, and Kitchener as examples. It contrasts them with titles like Stewart, Butler, Falconer, and Forrester, which derive from royal offices and are aristocratic in origin.
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Richard Webster
Weaver
Taylour
Headfort
Turnour
Winterton
Parker
Macclesfield
Morley
Smith
Hambleden
Strathcona
Napier
Ettrick
Magdala
Lister
Masham
Kitchener
Khartoum
Stewart
Butler
Falconer
Forrester
London Chronicle
Life plant and wind bloom described in tropical regions
A Jamaica life plant is almost indestructible. cut leaves hung to dry sprout white roots, absorb moisture, and regrow. In South America a wind visible flower comes from cactus family stalks, blooming when the wind blows from numerous little lumps.
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Jamaica
South America
No Excess Fares On The Nickel Plate Road
The Nickel Plate offers three vesti buled sleeping car trains daily between Chicago Buffalo New York and Boston with top dining service. Train 2 departs Chicago 10 35 am to Boston New York and intermediates. Train 4 leaves Chicago 2 30 pm with through cars to Buffalo New York and intermediates on Lackawanna and West Shore roads. Train 6 departs Chicago 10 30 am to New York and intermediates with Brocton connections for Chautauqua Lake. Meals on dining cars 35 cents to 1 dollar. Rates always lowest. Write call or contact Mr J Y Callahan Chicago 111 Adams street No 20.
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Chicago
Buffalo
New York
Boston
Lackawanna Road
West Shore Road
New York Central
Lehigh Valley
Brocton
Chautauqua Lake
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the Moreland
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Chicago Ave
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Essen, Tose
Universal Stores and Ranges
Monroe
Austin
Oak Park
Livingston
Lake Streets
Sangamon and
Lake Sts
Rolf Rasmussen
N. Forty-Eighth Avenue
William Wilken
Skandinavisk Gales
Deutsch Wird Gesprochen
Conrad Kampp
C. Kampp & Son
North Park Ave
North 48Th Ave
W.s.smith & CQ
Oak Park and
Maywood
Dunlop Bros.’ Bank
Grive
Fred M. Mason
North Park Avenue
S. Franklin Avenue
Snn
Ptk Hone
AUS Ae
Telephone West
Harry F. Brown
48Th Ave
N. Soth Court
John Hemwall
Swartz & Peck
South 48Th Avenue
Chicago Tribune
Storvettes
Wow Bill Nye
Mrs. Piper
Pretty Princess
Nickel Plate Road
Suburban Water and Light Co
Oak Park, Illinois
ROB
I. Ward
Lake St
Park Avenue
Henderson
C. M. Henderson & CO
Tne
Evans Building
Washington, D. C
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