Chicago the Eighth Wonder of the World
The Chicago Journal extols Chicago as a monumental center of commerce and growth. It recounts the citys early settlement Fort Dearborn and Whistlers troops, notes population and economic gains, rail and canal links, vast trade in grain meat and livestock, and and asserts Chicagos rapid rise makes it the eighth wonder of the world.
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Chicago Journal
Chicago
West
United States
Europe
Vinevatara
India
Mandera
Tix
Ita
Bicycle Ordinance Meets Its Death Tonight
The council rejected Mr. Oliver’s bicycle ordinance at a brief meeting marked by businesslike discussion. Bids for the Cumberland Hose house were awarded to P. F. Calpin at 967 dollars. The body also passed multiple sewer and street repairs and authorized the Hook & Ladder to take its wagon to Wilkes-Barre for the parade, noting the Columbia wagon won’t be ready until late October.
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Chittenden
Oliver
Mr. Oliver
Keller
Grier
Anna Morris
Hitchcock Court
William Connell Howe
Linden
Ninth Ward
Quincy Avenue
Myrtle Avenue
Moir
Webster Avenue
Mulberry
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Scranton Street
Seventh Street
Ninth Avenue
Chestnut Avenue
Tenth
Jackson Streets
von Storch
Honesdale Street
Columbia
Flanaghan
Hook & Ladder Company
Wilkes-Barre
Noone
Columbias
Zeidler
Baltimore
Why trust substitutes when a recipe matters
The text argues for exact replication of a proven formula from 25 years of experience. It contrasts poor cooks who fail often with professionals who follow precise steps, suggesting that doctors and drug makers cannot replicate without the exact knack. It implies reliability comes from adherence to a perfected method.
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Scott
Autumn Upper South Tour From New York to Washington
The last of the early Autumn tours to the Upper South via the Pennsylvania railroad departs New York on October 12 for eleven days. It visits Gettysburg Blue Mountain Luray Caverns Natural Bridge Virginia Hot Springs Richmond Washington and Mt Vernon with parlor car service and a $65 to $68 round trip rate. Booking through Telet Agents or Tourist Agent at 1194 Broadway New York or Geo W Boyd Philadelphia Broad Street Station.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Philadelphia
Battlefield
Gettysburg
Blue Mountain
Luray Caverns
Natural Bridge
Virginia Mot Springs
Richmond
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Telet
Broadway
Geo. W. Boyd
Aassistant
Broad Street
Acknowledged deeds in open court list several property transfers
In open court yesterday Sheriff Clemons listed numerous land transfers. Properties include Old Forge, Dunmore, Peckville, Lackawanna, Winton, Olyphant, Scranton, Dalton, Throop and Beranton with buyers such as Muggle A Horan May Myrlus Sophia Muller Anthracite Building and Loan J B Shiffer German Building and Loan Anna Hopke John Edwards L D Warner Eureka Laundry Louis Behrauer and estates of Margaret Davis Hannah Peters and D W Vaughan with varying sums from 8.85 to 1504 dollars.
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Muggle A. Horan
May Myrthlus
Old Porge
Catharine BE
Frances J. Glynn
Sophia Muller
Dunmore
Salome Hessing
Anthracite Building and Loan Association
Peckville
John Stankovaks
John Shaffer
John W. Pinnell
J. B. Shiffer
Lackawanna Township
L. D. Warner
German Building and Loan Association
Winton Soll
Anna Hopke
German Building and Loan Associaten
Olyphant
James W. Cooper
Margaret B
Davis
Isabella van Nort
Bella B
Zimmerman
Eleanor J. McAskie
Scranton
Eureka Laundry Company
Michael J. McAndrew
Beraneton
Hannah BR. Peters
Ernest A. Gilmore
Beranton
Richard J. Richards
David W. Brown
J. W. Carpenter
D. W. Vaughan
Industrial Building and Loan Association
Louis Behrauer
Chicago's Big Tower Rises Over 1100 Feet
Ground broken at Harrison Throop Congress and Loomis for a city tower to soar about 1150 feet. The block will be framed by pedestal bases while a pavilion a 2000 foot toboggan slide and a 200 by 600 foot skating rink take shape. Boring and prep work on the tower foundation has begun as plans and estimates for steel framing are reviewed.
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United States
Chicago
Harrison, Throop
Congress
Loomis Streets
Ingenious Arch Structure with Multi Level Landings
An arch 200 feet wide and high will crown a landing system spread across six further landings. The first landing is 260 feet square for 20,000 people, with six additional landings adding capacity. Elevators distribute travelers to each level up to the 1,080 foot elevation, where a telescope and searchlight enhance the view for theater, restaurant, booths, and exhibits aboard the landings.
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World Money Supply Sparks Interest in Per Capita Circulation
Mint Director Preston’s forthcoming fiscal year report highlights per capita money circulation changes across nations. The United States rises from 21.56 to 24.05 dollars, the United Kingdom from 0.90 to 20.80, and other major countries show varied gains while silver demonetization remains debated.
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United States
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Germany
Belgium
Italy
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Bil- da
Per
Tal
RAO
France
Beers
Spain
Portugal
Ennane
Roumania
Bervin
Austria-Hungary
Blageesee
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Vad
Australasia
Peeters
Mexico
Central Am
Routh
Tidia
China
Cuba
Hayti
Serene
Pear Hulgaria
Hawaii
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Paine's Celery Compound Promises Revival From Nervous Debility
Col Frank G. Noyes of Nashua New Hampshire praises Paine's celery compound, recounting renewed vigor after regular use despite aging. The letter argues for purified blood and regulated nerves as the cure for nervousness sleeplessness and other chronic ailments, claiming the remedy has widespread physician and journal support.
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Frank G. Noyes
Elery
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Tam
Pathe
Cliles
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