Worldly Windsor Garden Party Voices Against White Slavery
A commentary denounces a London conference of 400 elites including bishops, diplomats, and nobles for discussing white slavery. It accuses them of ignoring poverty as the root cause while enjoying luxury and failing to address why girls sell their bodies. It calls for recognizing hunger and economic need as key factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Windsor Castle
George
Queen Mary of
England
Duchess of Marlborough
London
France
Russia
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Spain
Italy
America
Sweden
Canterbury
Sleeping porches spread as vital home feature
A discussion notes the appeal of sleeping porches for fresh air and healthier living. It argues all homes should have a sleeping porch and suggests families sleep in the yard when possible to combat daily poisons. The piece praises nature while urging practical urban adoption.
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Seattle
Gettysburg Second Day Battle Ends With 40,000 Dead or Wounded
The article recalls the July 2 1863 actions at Gettysburg with Sickles reorganizing his front near Cemetery Hill and Round Top, Longstreet pressing the attack, and fierce exchanges across Culp’s Hill and Cemetery Ridge. It notes 40,000 casualties and mentions Hancock’s countercharge and ongoing night actions as forces clashed through the afternoon. The piece signals a continuation tomorrow with Pickett’s Charge and ends with a bankruptcy filing unrelated to the battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Lee
Sickles
Cemetery Hill
Round Top
Longstreet
Sickle
Mirney
Birney
Little Round Top
Fiwell
Culp
Hancock
Richard Ewell
Confederscy
Pickett
Laugh and Grow Fat and other verse snippets
A mixed collection of light verse and sketches featuring playful exchanges about fashion a goat at Marys school and a humorous courtroom joke. The pieces present witty rhymes on social pretenses and human nature with brief dialogue and punchlines.
Best Short Stories of the Day
A witty rights of passage piece recalls a courtroom scene on Staten Island with a bibulous husband and a sharp retort from Judge Marsh, followed by quips about inheritance and a Potlatch dance rehearsal notice scheduled for Christensen's Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potlatch
Artl
H. C. Saunderson
Christensen’s Hall
Boys clothing lines offered in tan and gray blends
Advertisement notes complete lines of hats caps and furnishings for boys in tan and gray mixtures and serges with prices from five dollars upward.
Plea From Leary Avenue Property Owner Over Assessments
A resident on Leary Avenue pleads for relief from rising assessments tied to boulevard improvements intended for automobile usage. The letter to the editor argues that nearby homeowners, not drivers, should bear the cost, warning many risk losing their homes.
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Leary Av
tSar
RS. L. J
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Ritchel Pixley
Otis Taleyrand Jones
Mogadore
Leotitia Beeswick
Josh Beeswick
Timothy
Leotitia
Bryan
Washington
John Lilson
Northern Pacific
Weyerhaeuser
Tom Horner
Horner
Little Eva
Olson
Progressive Bolt
Bill Taft
Yale
Texas
Beecham
Enjoy Life
United States District Court
R. Stevens
Sabors
Danton
Oneon Co
Second Ave
Seneca
Oxfords
Mary
le Skye
Rildad
Thomas
Teacher
Tain
Willoughby
Chitcago Record-Herald
J. Redelsheimer & Co
White Sea Island
I. WB
Boy Scout
Norfolk
the Star
Fastern
Boosters
J. Redelsheimer
Columbia
Nelson Coffee
Jersey
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