Out of a Job Paper Aims to Aid Unemployed Workers
Chicago authorities publish a new paper named Out-of-a-Job to advocate workers’ interests and review plans to help the poor. It promotes the Whitin Plan based on a major exchange system linking labor and goods via scrip. Local exchanges exist in Lam, Chicago, and nearby suburbs under leadership of C Tillmen and Robert Doe.
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Chicago
Ave
H. S. Davidson
BF. Sewall
Lawrence Eventn
Whiting Gilan
Whitin
Robert Ow
Lam
United States
Chicago Exchange
Coughs and Colds Remedies Featured in Local Ads
Endorsements for Dr King New Discovery and Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedies appear from doctors and ministers in Keokuk and Illinois. Ads promote trials at J K Jones drug store and Peerless Steam Laundry offerings with prices and locations.
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James L. Francis
Alderian
Chicago
Dr. King
J. K. Jones’ Drug Store
Fink Street
Ramsas Are
Sur
Chamberlain
RE. Rober
Ines
West Sth
Late sporting news on entrant list and games
Fast riders entered for events and a big Thursday night parade by the T A A W. Kansas delegates named for fair grounds events with judges and officials. A lengthy list of professional riders and stations followed, plus baseball game notes, score details, and umpire assignments. A field event disruption at Ursph Warner’s match drew police action and field removals. Grand Rapids and Minneapolis scores and batteries noted.
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Kansas de DL Moes
Fair Grounds
Au Gam
F. DP
C. G Tayman
J. G. Lescher
A. Murphy
A. G. Sheer
Theo
Knattinger
L.b.wyman
Charles Nettels
Charles Hood
R. Alliitce
J. Hiuling
B. Mason
Chas. N. Nelson
Col
Afex
Struthers
Grand Junction
Lou Coburn
St. Louis
J. Boyum
Minneapolis
Minn
Loyd Fowle
Clarkson
Iowa
H.W. Lindiage
Grand Island
Neb
Bert Hackett
Olathe
Kan
HS Ensiow
Ottaway Kane R. & Aird
Topeka
FC. Hunt
Kansas City
C.H. Watsin
Cardy Wins One Mile Open in Ottawa Cycling Meet
D E Cardy of Kansas City led the One Mile Open to victory at Ottawa Forest Park in the state circuit bicycle meet. The event drew 42 entries with several contenders including Frank Berherdt of Ealing failing to qualify after being crowded in the rut. Other results list professional and handicap events, with Cardy also winning the Three Mile handicap and teammates placing in amateur divisions.
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D.E Cardy
KOC
Conover
Ottawa
Forest Park
Frank Berherdt
Ealing
Kansas City
Momer Myers
Ottawwa
W. B. Morrow
Senny
Henry Cars
Emporis
D. E. Cardy
Kacsar City
Anderson
Roadhouse
Tik
CM. McCall
van Conover
Frank Blum
Garnett
Jamms Hergyelé
Liesd Fowle
A. J. Woodlief
J. J. Royum
Minneapolis
Minn
Carnival of sport to tour Nevada this fall with main bout Sharkey Maher
A San Francisco driven carnival of sport slated for early October plans fights in Reno and Carson as rivals for the purse events. The principal attraction is the Sharkey Maher bout with Cresdon and McCoy offered a $10,000 purse for a finish fight. George Green may face Tommy Ryan if he wins, with $5,000 at stake. Additional purses include $1,800 for George Dixon vs Al Greenfield and $2,500 for Lavigne versus Eddy Connolly or Rid Me Partland. Dave Sullivan and Jim Barry meet for a $2 purse. Endorsements for Kansas election figures and a Topeka census committee follow sports items.
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San Francisco
Aux
William A. Brady
Nevada
Bnakenook
George Green
Walcott
Tommy Ryan
George Dixon
al Greenfield
Lavigne
Eddy Connolly
Trce
Dave Sullivan
Jimmy Barry
Quieter Purchase of French Books Reveals Reed Alias
In a New York Ann Street bookshop, a mysterious man buys French titles by M. de Lesoure and related works, described as a peculiar quiet diversion. The buyer identifies himself as Thomas B. Reed, prompting questions about motive and identity.
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New York
Taterman
France
Ann Street
Mundoxs
M. de Lesoure
Henry IV
Gabrielle
Brantome
Leseure
Mayteau
Joseph Olentne
Ielouk
Butterfly Collector From Wellesley Drifts to Chicago
William Denton Jr of Wellesley Massachusetts returns from a South Amelia trip with a renowned mounted butterfly collection said to be the largest and finest in the world. He showcases a leaf mimic butterfly with twig veins and fungus specks matching the real leaf. Another specimen features wings shifting from brown and black to vivid blue under different light. The butterfly reportedly hovers above peaks of the Andes and lands only to drink.
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William Denton, Jr
Wellesley
Chicago
William Denton,Jr
Mass
Denton
South Amelia
Uttler
Laundanum Tainted Meal Tells Deadly Poisoning Tale
In Louisville on August 2 Hardin Johnson his wife and daughter and Dan Hazlewood were poisoned by laudanum in food at Johnson home. Their condition deteriorated to near death. Dr. Howard administered emetic but all perished soon after. Police investigate potential jealous neighbor as motive. Separate item notes Virginia Meredith chosen to head women’s farming program at Cambridge City agricultural school.
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Louisville
Hardin Johnson
Dauhter
Dan Hazlewood
Howard
Johnson
Haslewood
Richmond
Ind
Aire
Virginia
Meredith
Cambridge City
Minnesota State Board of Regents
Agricultural School of
While They Squabble Over Joints Citywide
City officials clash over authority to pursue aliases against seven jointists who forfeited deposits on nuisance charges. Judge Atchison and City Attorney Bird dispute warrants and paper retention, while police pressure and public sentiment push for a crackdown on remaining joints in Topeka.
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Bird
Atchison
Mr. Bird
Frank H. Foster
Atchizan
Charlie Curtis
Messrs. Larimer
Vance
Poster
Jose
Topeka
Chief Steele
Temperance Committee
Steele
Kansas horticulture report urges state growth and pest control
Secretary William W Barnes reports the thirty first annual meeting of the state horticultural society held in Topeka last December. The volume is small yet filled with practical utility for growers. He urges Kansas to become the leading agricultural state by expanding fruit tree plantings and promoting local produce over imports. He notes insect and fungus threats, calls for future legislation support, and praises state focus on horticulture funding. He contrasts with neighboring states and urges greater attention to arboriculture and pest regulation.
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State
Mesccultural Society
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Minnesota
Michigan
Moiie
Horton
Elias
Utw
Conirol
Americans harassed in Kobe and Cuba correspondents expelled
Japanese police arrest James Mullen of Boston after a hivejacket from the United States is dragged by the legs at Kobe pier. Americans were pelted by stones in Kobe. Captain General Weyler signs an order expelling New York correspondents Eduardo Garcia and George Eugene Bryson from Cuba. Bryson remains at large as of May 15.
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Ars
Victoria
B.C
Aus
United States
Yorktown
Boston
Kobe
James Mullen
Weyler
Havens
Cuba
Eduardo Garcia
George Eugene Bryson
New York
Arcla
Bryson
Judge Hazen Questions Last Legislature Actions
Judge Hazen ruled that a probate judge can remove an administrator without an appeal to the district court, then withdrew the decision to continue investigation. The case involved Mrs. Louix K. Vawter, administratrix, with heirs opposing her handling of the estate. He criticized the last legislature's acts on administrators and questioned their legislative construction.
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Hazen
District Court
Louisx K. Vawter
Beirs
Tudse Dolan
A. W. Dana
Vawter
Judge Haven
Pilgrims Visit Pope Blessings Amid Mass in Vatican
Thirty two Americans led by the Bishop of Wichita and Mr Throop attended Mass in the pope's private chapel in Rome. The pope blessed Mr Throop and his family and thanked him for arranging the pilgrimage. He recalled a prior audience in March 1898 and praised mission work. The group presented the pope with Peters Peace for 300 dollars and will travel to Florence, Marseilles, and Lourdes through Saturday.
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Rome
Wichita
Kam
Throop
Thrsop
Bia Memily
Lily Boake
Father O'Kerfe
Father Fredelis
Cardinal Gibbons
Romtor
Catholic University
Washington
Peter
Florence
Maradilies
Lourdes
Algerian Forest Fires Threaten Tekigh District
Oran dispatch reports enormous forest fires raging for a week in Tekigh district. The blaze covers about 20 square miles as 1500 Foreign Legion troops battle flames around the clock, yet efforts to prevent spread have failed.
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London
Oran
Tekigh
Foreign Legion
Mayon Volcano in Action and Rates Notice
Mayon Volcano in the Philippines has erupted since June 28 threatening Libog Bacoy and Mallpot with destruction. Five bodies reported. Also listed are rail fare specials to Chicago and St Louis with various July and August dates. Chamberlain's Cold Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy offered by druggists.
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Mayon
Mictoria
H.C
Mayo
Lutor
Lndy
Aibay
Libog
Bacooy
Mallpot
Omouhtain
Daland
Taion Paciite
Chicago
Et Louie
Zlet Toolunive
Atso
F. A. Lewis
Clix
Kansas Avenue
J. C. Fulton
Chamberlain’s Cole
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N. J
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Howard Guler
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Coto
H. Bf . Mellor
James
Jamne
Thos, B. Reed
Sec'y
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Western Wheel Works
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WL Pont
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Texas
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Aiso
Louisiane
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W. J. Binck
Torpeka
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