Emma Goldman Loses Favor With Anarchist Circle
The article traces Emma Goldman’s life from origins in Russia to her rise as a radical lecturer in New York. It covers her marriage, the Pioneers of Liberty, expulsions, associations with Bernstein and Most, a whip attack on Most, and multiple arrests including a year on Blackwell’s Island.
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United States
Emma Goldman
New York
Koons
Russia
Amer Dca
Qruenebaum
Rochester
N. Y
Louis Bernstein
Bernstein
Pioneers of Liberty
Essex Market
Goldman
Society
Alexander Berkmann
Henry C. Frick
Pittsburg
Mos
Blackerell’s Island
Edmond Audran Composer of Light Operas Dies in Paris
Edmond Audran born April 11 1842 died in Paris. A French composer famed for light operas and instrumental works, his best pieces include Olive t The Mascot and Gillette de Narbonne, which gained broad popularity in the United States and Europe.
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Paris
Edmond Audran
Olivet
Mascot
United States
Europe
France
American Horses for Japan
Japan and England are large patrons of American horse breeders with purchases primarily of fine trotting stock to improve native breeds. Initial experiments proved successful, and Japanese agents are returning to buy well bred horses in this country.
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Japan
England
Walter Baker Co. Wins Three Gold Medals at Pan American Expo
Walter Baker & Co. Limited of Dorchester Massachusetts receives three gold medals for Breakfast Cocoa and related cocoa chocolate preparations at the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo. It marks the thirty seventh highway award from major expositions in Europe and America. The report notes a revival of traditional goods.
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Buffalo
Walter Baker & Co., Limited
Dorchester
Mass
Europe
Ameror
Nebraska Fusionists Denounce State Admin Waste
The article criticizes the Dewe-Popcratic regime for mismanaging state institutions. It details vetoed university funding, alleged overexpenditures, and unpaid bills, contrasting Dietrich and Savage administrations as fiscally prudent. It cites drug fund irregularities, misuse at the home, and improper contracting and printing practices.
Mismanagement Alleged at Grand Island Soldiers Home
The Soldiers' Home at Grand Island is accused of gross mismanagement in all departments, with particular concern over the medical department. Officials say the home never needed more than $500 a year for medical and surgical supplies, yet Dr. Swigart, formerly the home's physician, reportedly squandered funds.
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Sadler
Reaelf
Beltzer
Vienna Brought Horse Meat to Market In 1854 Decree
A government decree on April 20 1854 allowed horse meat to be cut up and sold as food in Austria. Through 1854 and 1855 Vienna slaughtered 943 horses for food, with numbers rising to 25 640 by 1899 the last year for which statistics were obtained.
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Austria
Vienna
Hair Care Tip For Nervous Headache Relief
A simple soothing method helps calm a nervous headache by gently combing the hair. The old remedy emphasizes slow, rhythmic strokes to ease tension and promote relaxation.
Mexican War Minister Clamps Down on City Gambling
The Mexican war minister restricts gambling houses in this city. Officers face dismissal from the army if found in such establishments.
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Mexico
Justice Keogh Visits Four Courts In Dublin Bench
Justice Martin J. Keogh of the New York Supreme Court visited the Four Courts in Dublin the other day and sat with Justice Barten in nisi prius court No 1 for a period.
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Martin J. Keogh
Supreme Court of New York
Four Courts
Dublin
Barten
Misuse of Funds Alleged at Norfolk Hospital for the Insane
Reporter cites auditor vouchers showing heavy coal use and notes suspected contracting favoritism at the Norfolk institution. Allegations include drug contract favoritism and misappropriation of specifically appropriated funds. Recent administration allegedly housed the superintendent’s relatives and the steward’s children at state expense.
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Norfolk
Hospital For the Insane
State House
T.e Institution
State school buildings used free by private fusion printing office
The article alleges a private printing operation occupied three rooms in a state building tied to the Normal school, paying no rent or utilities for over two years and monopolizing job printing at high prices. It cites changes in textbooks for profit and says jugglery reports arose under the former president’s administration.
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Normal School
Poor Conditions At South Bend Fish Hatchery
A report criticizes the Fish Hatchery at South Bend as deplorable. Eighteen months earlier Omaha keeper Sloup, a novice with no fish propagation experience, was appointed superintendent, causing ruinous results after state investment. It will take significant money and effort to restore the enterprise.
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South Bend
Sloup
State Institution for the Blind Faces Cutbacks and Aging Staff
The state institution for the blind has reduced branch services due to the superintendent's claimed incapacity from old age. Last completed semester shows about seventy five inmates and fifty one staff on the payroll, with no active report since then.
New Life Saving Raft Design Aims Higher
A new US patent for life saving rafts improves the old concept by allowing occupants to stand in water up to the mid‑calf. The raft resembles a large basket with a prominent rim and a hollow circular frame, secured by slack ropes, enabling many passengers to crowd aboard similar to a crowded street car.
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United States
Nas
Hill Visits German Tobacconist Shop In Town
James J. Hill enters a small tobacco shop run by a German acquaintance from St. Paul days. He asks for a blank check and soon returns to find the shop buzzing with customers in a modern, well stocked location on the main retail thoroughfare.
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James J. Hill
St. Paul
Joe
Mr. Hill
Tob&cconist
Beeples
West Virginia Missionary Tale From a Mountain Cabin
A Baltimore visitor recalls a West Virginia mountaintop encounter with a Presbyterian minister. In a woodland cabin a wary hunter husband is described as God-fearing, a line echoed by the daughter G Ives. A Sunday class trial reveals the community’s old and young in need of instruction.
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Baltimore
West Virginia
Wny
Ein Itd
Sime
Anzold
Fresh Air as Nature's Cure for Winter Ills
The article urges shedding heavy winter layers and wearing only essential flannel near the skin. It advises going outdoors in all weather, praising fresh air as life giving and a natural remedy for artificial ailments, with sunshine as a bonus.
A Fish That Can Live out of Water
A description of the smooth blenny a small bull headed fish that briefly leaves water to sun itself on rocks. It rests on ledges enjoys sunshine and can stay out for hours if undisturbed using slimy skin to survive out of water and hides in rock holes when the sun is hot or danger approaches.
Governor Requires Pardon Petitions Advertised Locally
North Carolina governor orders that all pardon petitions for evicts be advertised in local newspapers where the offender lived or where the crime occurred. A new benefaction from Francis Schell of New York gifts Northfield Massachusetts a 1 332 000 bridge project.
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North Carolina
New England
Francis Schell
New York
Northfield
Mass
Woman Questions Why Pins Pinning Clothes Is Uncommon
A playful remark notes that when a woman wants to pin her clothes she avoids using a clothes pin, suggesting humor about everyday tasks and terminology.
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