Bloody strikes ignite Chicago street battles
Chicago May 1 fierce fights between striking teamsters and sympathizers left one dead and scores injured. Attacks erupted across the city including State Street and near Marshall Field & Co. as non union workers were pelted with bricks and missiles. Police plan greater coverage as employers seek to pressure deliveries and sever contracts amid escalating confrontations.
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Chicago
Tuteday
Ote
Mandine
State Street
Reading
Teamowners’ Association
Employers’ Association
Team Owners’ Association
Nee
Dunne
O'Neill
Union League Club
Marshall Field & Co
Auditorium
Violence Flare Sees Clergyman Beat by Mob Amid Strike Turmoil
In broad daylight hundreds of women fled a mob as hoodlums attacked bystanders with no stake in the strike. Rev W K Wheeler of Ninth Presbyterian was beaten near Deaplaines and Adams streets until police intervened. Police clubs and rifles appeared as rioters struck, killed Charles Beard from a skull fracture near the Auditorium. many others wounded.
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W. K. Wheeler
Ninth Presbyterian Church
Deaplaines
Adame
Pennsylvania Depot
Wheeler
Charles Beard
Auditorium Hotel
Alma Common Council Proceedings April 15 Meeting
The Alma Common Council met April 15 in Connell Chamber with Mayor Charles J. Delavan presiding. Quorum verified as Aldermen Sanderhoff Hollenbeck Willard Demuth Cook Erwin Thin present. minutes of prior session approved. numerous claims from Waterworks Cemetery and various departments reviewed and ordered paid. petitions by Stanford Cr cation and Ladies' Club discussed and referred. liquor dealer bonds approved for multiple principals and sureties. Mayor to appoint a committee for cemetery petition consideration. Magnetic Fire Alarm Co matter referred to fire committee. resolution about deed to be issued by village to alma city concluded with motion carried.
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Alma
Connell
Charles J. Delavan
Sanderhoff
Hollen Weck
Willard
Demuth
Cook
Erwin
Thin
A. J. U. Boyle
Thomas
Detroit
A. Thorston & Son Ta Studley A
Mirelay
Grand Rapela
Schwarte
Sn Lee Mlereattile Co Zu AB
Luster
Sn Alpe Howie Pos Py Co
Albertin Mure
St. St
Rewin
Ald
Thum
Hollenbeck
Thomas Gaffney
Andrew J. Hall
Hiram “B. Currence
Veas
Moore
Hollenbeek
Nays
Hiquor Slealers
Prank J. Hauner
Ree
Clinton Nelson
Fred W. Hooper
Yveas
Sanderhotl
Ewit
Thums
AL Hollenbeck
Suidertoff
Peter
Martin
Pat Capa
Nelson J McCullough
Vear
Sander
Denuth
Naye
Qeok
Sandlerhoff
Fire Department
Evster
Senderhoff
Wirrknas
A. D
Michigan
Seid
Alma City Hall Deed Authorized For Ward Property Exchange
The Alma Common Council authorizes Mayor and Clerk to execute deeds transferring east forty five feet of Bee oul street between lots forty two and forty three Park Mace west to Jamies T Mark and Gerritt Ward and to deliver upon delivery to the City of Alma a deed of the east twenty two feet of lot forty three Park Mace west to Malt and Gert Ward. Council adopts as follows with all members voting aye except none. Mayor Delavan makes appointments to city committees including Streets and Sewers with Moore and Demuth on several panels. The city treasurer's bond set at ten thousand dollars and city Constables at five hundred dollars. The session adjourns.
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Jamies T Mark
Gerritt
Ward
Hill O& Ward
Alma
Michigan
Yras—Ald
Samerhoff
Moore
Keck
Willard
Demuth
Cook
Erwin
Thum
Delavan
Ald
Sanderhoff
Hollenbeck
Thom
Thun
Demathy
Anl Willand
Cook Scharee
Cenk
Dewmuth
Procitinge
Tipit
Healit
Hewin
al Sundertiott
Sanlerhodf
Kixel
Chas
Thelavas
Angust Flower Claim Declares Vast Success Worldwide
The notice promotes Angust Flower as a universal cure all for stomach and digestive disorders. It touts forty million bottles sold in the United States since its introduction and asserts ongoing demand growth. Claims include relief from common digestive problems and liver ailments, urging readers to buy through local agents for regular uses.
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Farmer Assaulted and Robbed in Battle Creek
Henry Seaman of East Leroy, a farmer about 54, was held up on West Jackson Street in the Fe district. He was robbed of his purse and beaten. A five man and a female companion fled the scene.
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Battle Creek
Mieb
Henry Seaman
East Leroy
West Jackson Street
Bu Fe
Rexall Mucu Tone Promises Cure for Catarrh Debility
Rexall Mucu Tone is advertised as the only cure for debility caused by catarrh. The ad claims catarrh cleanses debility and promises to destroy catarrhal germs, tone mucous tissues, and heal the system. A 50 cent trial bottle is offered with a personal recommendation and guarantee.
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