Prime battles loom as primaries near under new law
The article notes rising opposition ahead of next week's primaries and predicts incumbent Traill will win the presidency vote. It mentions David Orphant denying withdrawal, a likely division referendum, and annexation debates. Delegates will be chosen Tuesday to Wednesday, with a Library hall convention on Saturday at 2 pm to name 114 delegates for the Republican ticket.
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Traill
David Orphant
Chicago
South End
Cicero
Library Hall
Abundant Talks Range From Labor Wages to Education Waste
Wages could drop twenty two percent in New England cotton industry while broader debates cite cultural excess and national policy. The piece also covers Angell resigning to lead Michigan and critiques of wasting education urging mothers to invest in children’s learning and music with disciplined home involvement.
Brilliants and the gentlest breath of God thoughts
Astute maxims on love beauty and human character touch on how perception shifts with time and age. The speaker ponders that thinking may dull beauty and tenderness while noting women’s varied experiences and the moral balance between acts of withholding and giving.
Flowers of Royalty and Their Favorite Blooms
The Duchess of York favors lilies of the valley and white roses known as the roses of York. Queen Victoria loves lilies of the valley and violets and keeps them in her room. The Prince of Wales values a yellow tea rose in his buttonhole. Violet holds sacred status for Empress Frederick and is cherished by her daughter in memory of her husband. When visiting England, she often receives violets from strangers.
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Duchess of York
York
Victoria
Prince of Wales
Frederick
Germany
Queen Victoria
England
Animals as models in the studio by Mere dith Nugent
Nugent recounts animal subjects in the Jardin des Plantes with pay posed elephants and clever bear bone tricks. He notes elephants demand advance rewards, bears manipulate bones for marrow, and birds and cats inspect the studio, reflecting animals' curiosity and mixed cooperation with artists.
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Meredith Nugent
St. Nicholas
Termites Ruin Sydney Museum Underpinning
The roof of the Australian museum in Sydney destroyed by termites or white ants was replaced with steel and copper. Recently it was found these insects also damaged the underpinning of a key floor, their work hidden inside timber until collapse nears.
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Sydney
Reputation Clash Sparks Editor Voice in Detroit Journal
The Detroit Journal quotes a heated exchange where a poet challenges editors over reputation and editorial influence. The editor instructs the poet to work with two or three lesser editors before further talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Journal
Oak Park Business Notes Signal Spring Trade Push
Local merchants report brisk activity with real estate, groceries, hardware, and furniture sales. New ventures include Ridgeland pharmacy soda water, a $4,000 Park Avenue home build, and the Kehler-Donaldson Press partnership in Cicero. Austin firms close at 7 pm daily and Traill & Cooling expand a busy drug store corridor.
Ex-royal painter arraigned for assault in New York
Mesrob Mamovlian once royal painter to the sultan of Turkey was arraigned before Justice Newburger in general sessions on a Tuesday assault charge. He lived above a small restaurant run by Hartanan Ohannessian at 154 East Twenty-seventh Street and struck Ohannessian with a coffee pot after a dispute. Ohannessian asked the judge to drop the case, noting their nervous state that day. Mamovlian prostrated himself in court and was released by the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Mesrob Mamovlian
Ohannessian
Mamovlian
Mamoulian
Princess of Wales Favors Floral Rooms at Sandringham
The Princess of Wales loves flowers in her rooms and decorates every table with blooms. Palms and greenery at Sandringham create a remarkable display and she always wears a small flower tucked into her belt.
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Princess of Wales
Sandringham
Quote on listening to friends and others in conversation
A reflective line advising to heed what others say about you in your absence. It contrasts with hearing what friends say to you directly and stresses the value of indirect feedback. The maxim emphasizes awareness of reputation and social dynamics.
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Monroe St
Cicero Gas CO
N. Oak Park Ave
West Side
W. S. Beaubien
W. H. Newberry
WM. S. Beaubien & CO
Detective Force
Madison St
N. Park Ave
Austin
Robt. I. Ward
Lake St
Park Ave
New England
United States
Spain
de Lome
Tony Hope
America
Hope
Lord Salisbury
James B. Angell
Turkey
Michigan University
Massachusetts
Woman’s Home Companion
Brand Bunner Huddleston
Royalty
S. B. Wait
Ridgeland Pharmacy
H. Zander
Nissen Bros
Pitchner Bros
Oak Park
M. Fraelich
Fred Grant
J. C. Freeman
Park Avenue
Washington Boulevard
H. W. Gilbert Decorating Co
Masonic Hall
Otis L. Ayer
Lake Street
S. C. Postlewait
Warder Bros
van Camp
Neselroth
Hoover & Purnell
J. C. Lasson
Geo. WD
A. Burgess
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Business Men's Association
J. H. R. Kehler
Cicero Printing Company
Kehler-Donaldson Press
Hankermeyer Bros
Traill & Cooling
Ed. Harderman
Enterprise
Kinzie and
Robinson Avenue
Hr. Taylor
Georgina McIntyre
Truth
Temple of Truth
Central Avenue
Burkey & Milan
Cicero Water, Gas and Electric Light CO
Oak Park, Ill
Ss. B.wa
AIT
Cicero Telephone
Ontario Street
Austin, Ill
Ww. S. Smith
Wood
Oak Park and
Maywood
Dunlop Bros.’ Bank
Zimmerman & Roath’s Feed Store
Thompson’s Drug Store
Vindicator
Austin, IN
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