Burglars Loot Industrial Union Office in Chicago
Report of a dawn burglary at the Industrial Union office in Chicago. Thieves took all records and books, including member addresses for 20 to 300 tradesmen, plus correspondence since the union's founding. Organizers warn the stolen materials could aid pickets and disrupt activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Union
Chicago
Tribune
Bunglara
Industrial Utthon
Enioss
Utiting Trades Council
J. Hi
Industria Bukow
Thi Daudindg
Uie Industrial Union
Rene Enim
Erxantantion
Balt
Wir
Polk School Girls Push Against City Beliefs
Fragmentary OCR depicts Polk School girls opposing city views, stating they have anti cigarette habits and work hard. Mentions president Grace Percy Mont and secretary Mari¢ A., with unclear affiliations and incomplete context from an old issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Schoot
Mari
Cean
Grace Percy Montwthur
Tems
Whist Club Records and Upcoming Matches at Tapuka
A garbled club notice outlines Whist Club play with multiple teams at Tapuka. It mentions nine tables to run and upcoming events tomorrow night at the club, with East and West divisions and various players named in unclear form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tapuka Wiene
Fohet
Pointe
Pee
Supposed Coffee Replace Boosts Health, Says Mrs Bartlett
Mrs J T Bartlett describes a transformation after using Puetun Wood Coffee. She claims relief from faintness and heart weakness and praises the beverage as perfect and future-focused, noting it helped with energy and overall health after following brewing instructions. The testimonial appears from a pure food factorien source in Bablie Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Bartlett
Nyming
Pmoslum Cereal Co. Co
Lid
Babile Creek
Tay
Three Federal Prisoners Plead Guilty at Hearing
Three prisoners faced Judge Hook after indictments by a federal grand jury. Charlee Mastin admitted attempting to rob the Long Branch post office and received a two year term plus $1 fines and costs. Angy Gilnards faced one year for a three count post office robbery in Arvonis, with two counts dropped. W. B. Pratt pleaded guilty to counterfeiting, receiving 18 months.
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Hook
Charlee Mastin
Long Branch
Jewell County
Ehor
Ehur
Charles Martin
Martin
Babar
Fort Leavenworth
Angy Gilnards
Arvonis
Orage County
United States
Bone
Edwarde
Mr. Bane
Edwards
W. B. Pratt
Methodist Clerics Push Rule Revision at General Conference
New York Methodists plan to press Chicago delegates for a review of Paragraph 148 of the Discipline. Speakers including Rev. Dr. PMT of Washington Square urged making the provision advisory rather than mandatory, arguing for broader consent and a softer enforcement stance.
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New York
Chicago
Pete CoMernlng Macece
Josh Widiam
Danbury
den Reed
Oly
Yorkclast
Larger Attendance at Carnegie Hall Devotional Service
The devotional service at Carnegie Hall opened by Rev. Dr AH Leopard, secretary of the Missionary Society, with addresses by New York Bishop G. Andrews and Bishop J M Thoburh of India. A symposium on evangelistic work followed, with speakers including Dr We Oldham of Malaya and N L Gordon on personal outreach. Morning sermons at Calvary Baptist discussed women’s evangelistic efforts and native Christian work with Miss Jennie Dun, Miss Alice E Delton, and Miss Baskert Mena among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Hall
AH. Leopard
the Missionary Society
Leonard
Carnegi
Bitton BH. G. Andrews
New York
J. M. Thoburh
India
We ¥. Oldham
N. L. Gordon, M. D
Japan
Henry B. Richards
Poke
Calvary Bap Het Church
Jennie Dun
Alice E. Delton
Ville of
Mies 2 Baskert Mena
Hill Urges Election of Senators by People at Syracuse Dinner
Five hundred Democrats gathered in Syracuse for a Jefferson dinner by Mayor James K. McGuire. Former Senator David B. Hill urged electing U S senators by the people, praising the constitutional amendment and predicting end of corruption in the federal senate. He tied the cause to the 1896 Chicago platform plank and referenced Independence Day events. The page item also includes ads and brief notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Syracuse
N. Y
New York
James K. McGuire
Foremr
David B. Hill
United States
House of Representatives
United States Senate
Senate
Chicago
Tanks City
Catarrh Tablets Promoted For Children Colds
An early 20th century ad-like note touts Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a non opiate remedy for coughs colds and throat irritation in children. A Charleston Massachusetts mother praises relief for her four kids and herself after switching from other tonics to these tablets. Claims include pure ingredients and benefit over syrups and salves.
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Stuart
Campbell Named Assistant Secretary of Interior in Davis Successor
President nominates Frank L. Campbell District of Columbia to be assistant secretary of the interior. Other nominees include J H Hollander for Porto Rico treasurer and John R Garrison auditor of Porto Rico. Campbell, age 60, born West Virginia, rose from census employee to first assistant attorney general for the interior department. He has long been a Republican.
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Frank L. Campbell
Por
Washington
Senate
Thomas B. Lamorsux
Jona Giubon
Oregon
Saat Hievenant
Oklahoma
District of Columbia
J. H. Hollander
Maryland
Porto Rico
John R. Gurrison
Frank J. Campbell
Webster Davis
Interior
West Virginia
Washington and Jefferson College
Interior Department
Campbell
Hitchcock
John R. Garrison
Virginia
Treasury
Irrison
Hollander
Johns Hopkins University
Gen. Davis
Fatal dive into coke oven ends life at Frick works
An unknown man leaped from an Eight foot platform into a coke oven at the H. C. Frick Coke company foundry in Connellsville Pennsylvania. In seconds the body became a charred mass, unidentifiable, and death was reported imminent. He was buried the next day.
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Connellysville
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Cole
Lorne Becomes Duke of Argyll in Royal Succession
London reports the Marquis of Lorne inherits the dukedom of Argyll after his father’s death. The vacancy in South Manchester’s House of Commons may prompt a Unionist recontest, as the Marquis of Lorne’s majority was 78 last election. Princess Louise may assume the Duchess of Argyll title. Philadelphia records William Kuhn’s suicide attempt. he cut his throat and wounded his wife in a hospital-bound incident, with family troubles cited as a cause.
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London
Marquis of
Lorne
Argyll
House of Commone
South
Manchester
Larne
Ian
Louiss
Queen Victoria
Marauls
Duchess of Argyll
Philadelphia
Wmn
Kuhn
Roanoke
Salt 8
Virginia
Tare
Murdered by Highwaymen in Wilkes-Barre Pittston Man Shot
Andrew Stubis of Pittston was killed late last night as he resisted two highwaymen who rifled his pockets. The murderers fled and left no clue to their identity. In San Francisco the transport Warren will go on the dry dock for repairs and soon begin taking on supplies for Manila, with limited capacity for Manila-bound personnel. The Westminster and Aztee are rechartered to carry freight to Manila.
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Wilkestarre
Andrew Stubis
Pittston
San Francisco
Warren
Manta
Westminster
Aztee
Manila
Will Not Marry the Sirdar Rumor Debunked
London reports a rumor of an imminent marriage to the Sirdar has no basis. A telegraph inquiry from Khartoum shows no foundation for the claim. officials say the circulating tale is unfounded.
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London
Hnat
Sarmaton
Ere Ane
Khartoum
Memory of Col Holliday Monument Plan Formed
A Topeka meeting at the council chamber on Wednesday evening April 23 formed an association to erect a bronze statue of Colonel Holliday on a granite base. A popular subscription funds the project, with a permanent organization to be established by the mayor and council. The report named J. W. F. Hughes J. B. Warther and M. Stattenger as the committee, and listed many local notables invited to join.
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Olliday
J. W. F. Hughes
J. 8
Warther
M. Stattinger
T Specting
Topeka
wThird
C.J. Drew
Eugene Ware
T. J. Anderson
D. A. Clements
EH. Crosby
Oppose the Amendment on Creek and Cherokee Ratification
Curtis of Kansas seeks to ratify Creek and Cherokee agreements with sweeping mineral and enrollment provisions that may jeopardize ratification by the tribes. Cherokees oppose enrollment of intruders and re enactment of Curtis Act section 33 covering oil coal gas asphalt and other minerals. General Porter says changes lack title guarantees and would be unacceptable to the Creek Nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Curtis
Kansay
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Porter
Corte
Disappearance and mine owner tie up regional case
A reported disappearance linked to Albany in April involves a park keeper and sheriff Burke with liabilities cited at 80 003 beyond stock value. Bweeney, a prominent mine owner, is referenced in connection with the period’s events and a long stated concern over the Big Buffalo mine.
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Albany
Parke
Sh Dant
Seleen
Burke
Bweeney
Paras
Braemner Arrives at Quarantine. Empress of China Sailings
Japanese Still Coming Victoria reports the steamer Braemner reached quarantine as Empress of China and other ships head to United States ports under contract. The message notes scarce surviving details and mentions various ships and travel notes, with partial phrases about routes and conditions.
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Victoria
B.C
Braemner
Joe Temerrow
United States
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Tammany Hall
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Richard Croker
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Portland
Ore
Sam Likins
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Rowse
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Kentucky
Supreme Court
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Schmay
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