The Unanswered Call to Prosperous Homes on Public Lands
The piece argues the government has spent 70 million on arid lands over a decade while 250 000 acres remain vacant. It notes many settlers fail or achieve little and private lands also await homemakers. The barrier is lack of capital as living costs exceed incomes, urging wiser statesmanship and human kindness to enable home ownership.
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Uncle Sam
United States
Minimum Wage Talk and Nationwide Gloom On Living Costs
The piece contrasts railroad wealth with worker wages, noting average earnings of 590 dollars per employee annually and high stock dividends. It also covers Mary Walker claims, school superintendent issues, Becker Steffens debate, and shock value anecdotes about living costs, antiques, and Teddy Roosevelt relics.
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B. F. Yoakum
Oddities and Anecdotes From a Past Washington Era
A rambling survey of old urban vignettes and whimsical notes. Includes tafts era recollections, jokes about suffragettes, a New York heiress turning to eggs, peculiar quotes from a Honolulu paper, and scattered humorous asides on daily life and fashion.
Rev Richeson’s death attempt in Boston jail shocks city
One year ago Rev Richeson, jailed for the murder of Avis Linnell, attempted suicide in Boston jail. The Supreme Court reverses Judge Gay in the George Workman case and orders a new trial. The Public Utilities Committee votes to include 250 000 in city car line bonds within 3 000 000 bonds offered for sale by the city comptroller.
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Rev. Richeson
Avis Linnell
Boston
Supreme Court
Gay
George Workman
Public Utilities Committee
Five Years Ago Judge Carroll Sues Piles Over Mayor Nomination
Five years earlier Judge P P Carroll charged Senator Samuel H Piles with defrauding the mayoralty nomination in 1889. Thirteen of eighteen city councilmen who passed an ordinance forcing rat district residents to keep two rat traps were found to have violated their own rule. A note mentions a girl from India entering vaudeville and a comic line about an explosive golf ball. An editorial lists inappropriate gifts for children under five including dangerous items.
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P. P. Carroll
Samuel H. Piles
Boise Society Scandal Involves Doctor Biwer And Doherty
Boise society shaken by the arrest of Dr. Edward T. Biwer and Hadie Doherty. Biwer allegedly married Doherty after divorcing his first wife, with a nation-wide womanhunt following a Chicago abduction claim. The case centers on marriage timing and big-city links.
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Bo United Press
Boise
Idaho
Edward T. Biwar
Hadie Doherty
Negally
Biwer
Doherty
Chicago
Miss Doherty
Citizens rail at live turkeys raffled in saloons and lack of parental discipline
The Star prints reader letters condemning raffling of live fowls on holidays and lamenting youth behavior. One writer urges humane treatment of animals and warns that permissive parenting harms future Americans, calling for stronger home training and study focus.
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the Star
Cftel
Parétite
Public Pests and Odd Gifts From a City Store
A quirky shopping page lists gift ideas from a Diamond rings range to Diamond lavallieres with prices up to $5,000. It notes unusual scenes like Pullman cars earning $40,000,000 by keeping people awake, and a Wisconsin poultry show where a $200 ruby was awarded top prize. It closes with satirical jabs about social habits and household quirks.
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Wisconsin
Two Generations Use Dr Caldwell’s Byrup Pepsin
Enduring praise for Dr Caldwell’s Byrup Pepsin as the nation’s popular laxative tonic. The remedy is mild and gentle, suitable for infants and adults, claimed to ease constipation and stomach issues without harsh effects. Available from any druggist at fifty cents to one dollar per bottle.
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Caldwell
Medicines and refunds promised by Caldwell from Monticello Ill
An OCR misspellings laden ad promises syrup pepsin products with a money back guarantee. It mentions William Delbert Hox Mre Kore L Menke and claims refunds if not satisfied. Contact Caldwell 415 Washington Monticello Illinois for a fre bottle by mail.
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Willam Delbert
Kore L. Menke
I. Caldwell
Monticello
Ill
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