Oak Park Windeaton Notice on Advertising Rates
A fragmented notice shows advertising rate information for Oak Park Windeaton with references to Veg Wet Madson Street Chicago Baberintion and a Bringing Office address at 207 Wear Mabireon Steeeg. It mentions 200 per arrum and indicates local obiroes sheets. The text is garbled but signals a public notice style about rates and locations.
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Tye Oak Park Windeaton
Aed Bethan Ettee
Mabireon Steeeg
Germany's Wheat Trade Shifts in Tariff Changes
The 1867 tariff shift lowered US wheat duties in Germany to 84.58 per ton while Russian flour faced high levies, boosting US exports to Germany and making the US nearly half of Germany's wheat supply. A Russo German tariff war followed, but with Russia aligned to MFN terms. Prospects look for reduced German demand as South American competition grows. farmers urged to diversify into dairying, fruit, vegetables, poultry, and livestock.
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United States
Russia
Germany
Empire
South America
Dairy industry strength and reforms cited in a national brief
United States dairy interests exceed 150 million dollars annually and profits remain strong as milk butter and cheese fetch steady rates. Quality improvements driven by state agricultural experiment stations and dairy schools, led by Wisconsin and expanding to Minnesota New York Pennsylvania and Vermont, are reshaping production.
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United States
Terry Ward Beecher
Wisconsin
Work- Mae
White Ape Captured Draws London Attention
A white ape capture in Europe passes with heavy talk as to rarity. The remark contrasts Memorial Day’s 380th May versus Decoration Day, noting the naming debate and public curiosity.
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London
Europe
America
Senate Secrecy Controversy Sparks Press and Courtroom Debate
A lengthy critique argues journalists Edwards and Shriver rightly refuse to reveal sources in a Senate probe into sugar tariff influence. It recalls prior cases of imprisonments for refusing to name sources and condemns secrecy as the root of public mistrust while praising journalist integrity and press freedom.
Advancing Civilisation Demands Adaptation in Labor
The piece argues that new fiber technology will push workers from basic manual labor into mechanized tasks. It notes rough beginnings for those with only bone and muscle skills, but insists society won’t return to old slow methods. It rejects pretensions of inherited superiority.
Possibilities of the Coal Strike Stir Debate in Law
Matthew Marshall discusses in the New York Law what would happen if a coal strike cut city gas and water supply. He notes British precedent from Manchester and argues state regulation through legislation could govern mining, wages, and even eminent domain. The piece also reviews Archibald Forbes on future battlefield casualties and the rise of deadly small arms.
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Matthew Marshall
New York
England
Mr. Marshall
Manchester
Supreme Court of the United States
Muumy
Archibald Forbes
Scribner's Magazine
Forbes
Europe
Japan and Hawaii and the push for citizen rights
The article discusses a proposed Japanese reform in Hawaii limiting suffrage to Americans and Europeans, disenfranchising Japanese and Chinese. It notes a Japanese decree allowing Hawaiians to reside anywhere in Japan, shifting from limited port residence to consular jurisdiction, and questions about voting rights under the most favored nation treaty and cross citizenship.
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Mikado
Japan
Tonolulu
Hawaii
Young King Alexander of Serbia Faces Crown Peril
The piece warns that Prince Alexander of Serbia is likely to lose his crown, swayed by his father Milan and influenced by Russia and Germany figures, with a jab at contemporary folly and the Mikado reference.
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Alexander of
Servia
Milan
Russia
Germany
Pooh Buh
Building a Great Life One Small Deed at a Time
A speaker extolls slow character growth through daily small acts. Truthfulness, temper control, and a generous, empathetic nature form a personal magnetism that draws people, echoing the Bible saying that losing life for a higher purpose leads to true life.
Strike to Revolutionize Mining by Machinery
A major mining company moves to dig coal by machinery as part of the ongoing strike. Machinery is being constructed for this purpose, signaling a potential shift away from hand labor across major industries.
Indolence Warned In Medical Journal Note
The Medical Journal says laziness is a disease and in chronic cases requires a physician more than a moralist. A crank newspaper proclaims each person should mind his own business for happiness.
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The
Medical Journal
A Call for International Silver Coinage to Save Civilization
The piece argues for global free coinage of gold and silver under a fixed ratio, led by Britain and the United States, to prevent silver monometallism and restore currency strength. It cites Rome’s decline from currency contraction, notes repeal of the silver purchase law as prudent, and warns of a world shortage of gold worsening commerce.
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Franklin B. Head
Chicago
Greece
Spain
Roman Empire
Rome
Mr. Head
Europe
America
Presidents Power Over Forest Reserves Stirring Debate
An editorial warns that the president could transfer forest lands set aside by Congress to the public domain as agricultural soil. It stresses preserving woodlands, guarding watersheds, and urges a proper legal ruling and congressional oversight amid political upheaval and new parties.
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United States
Congress
Yellowstone Park
Court rules mob damages limit municipal liability in Louisiana
A U S court of appeals holds that Louisiana cities are not liable for mob killings or damage to persons, but may be responsible for mob damage to property. The decision states a mob may kill a resident without city liability, yet if the mob burns his house the city must compensate.
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Coney Islind
Doss John Y. McKite
Sing Sing
Sutherside
Chiragesend
Anade
Scon
Kings County
Justice Newton
Returning Board
P Aspectordimicson
Des Wert
Justies
Sutherland
Chavesend
Squire Rutherland
Coney Island
United States Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Louisiana
Bamboo Furniture Revival in Louisiana and Forest Loss Lesson
The piece notes growing bamboo cultivation in central Louisiana for furniture and envisions future possesions of bamboo divans and chairs. It recalls floods from the West Branch watershed in Pennsylvania that devastated the state’s forests and led to woodland stripping. It mentions the largest cut glass piece in America made in New York, weighing 70 pounds with 20 lost during cutting.
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Louisiana
West Branch
Pennsylvania
America
Pioneer Factory
New York
Modern Maid of Athens Flaws and Funeral Bride in Greece
A New York Sun report notes the unsparing portrait of Athens by a writer who describes Greek women as lazy and dressed simply while detailing Bettina the maid. The piece contrasts Athens life with a funeral bride in Constantinople, vivid with ritual and stark imagery.
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Athens
Tven
Bettina
Kyria
Galata
Pera
Constantinople
Bosporus
Phanar
New York Sun
A Mirror to Comfort a Sick Tot on Bedrest
The New York Dispatch suggests using a mirror on an easel to reflect the outdoor scene for a sick child. Tilt and move the mirror to show street views or sky, soothing the child and encouraging rest and comfort.
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New York Dispatch
Unwomanly Smoking Debate Across Cultures
The Pall Mall Gazette argues that labeling feminine smoking as unwomanly is a convenience. It cites varying customs from Turkey Japan Germany and England to show social norms shift with behavior. The piece suggests women should simply smoke if they wish to prove it is not unwomanly, while noting it is not the commentator’s concern.
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Turkey
Japan
Germany
England
Pall Mall Gazette
Topolobampo Co operative Colony Fails in Mexico
Observers note the progress of the Topolobampo co operative colony ends in failure. The colonists were described as highly intelligent, and 250 will stay to perfect their title to salvage some value from the venture.
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Topolobampo Co-Operative
Mexico
Topolobampo
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