New York's Unemployed and The Great Denial of Work
A chaotic account discusses unemployment in New York across 32 trades with about 150,000 out of work. It critiques authorities and public sentiment, notes welfare and labor conditions, and emphasizes workers’ persistence and demand for jobs amid hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Diallaor
Mp Willing
Nevins Salles
Iowa
Sammi
Chirk
Wiieenien
Yookkaaperne
Workera
Maria Tea
Sun Pliyes
Holiday Trade Outlook and Market Commentary
New York and Washington report mixed holiday trade signals as demand cools for textiles and dry goods. Retail patterns show slowing orders, higher prices on some items, and cautious inventories ahead of year end, while wheat and meat markets display uneven activity with weekly comparisons and year over year contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andre Mibte
Goenwad
Fleet Hall
van Coltucer
Espn
Emery Wee Waltine
Meeks
Ada
Lashels
Ei Fuilun
Carnegie's New Home Lease at Greenwich New York
A report details Carnegie leasing the house of Edward H. Johnson at Greenwich New York. The article mentions related arrangements and references to local party lines, legal notices, and subsequent commentary on the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Johnson
Greenwich
New York Pre
Edwant Joliriean
Greenmyen
Countie
Elise
Sf Drugeiste
Among Railroad Men Immense Case Load Highlighted
Dr J Pay superintendent Santa Fe hospital association summarises a recent report on railroad hospital work. The 1900s cases total for the year include 166686 treated by the ward and division physicians with a higher than prior year death rate. The report notes station and track department duties and reorganizations at Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pay
Santa Fe Hospital
Bospi- Stipe
Saime
Ripley plans business savings boost at Santa Fe
A messy report outlines President Ripley’s focus on reducing expenses for the Santa Fe cypters and related operations. It notes steps under Mr Alestrimos’ direction and hints at cost cuts across administration, with potential shifts in service and equipment procurement.
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Ripley
Wien
Upley
Tiree
Rome
Ilgeinsou
Bitsaria
Lbep
Ripisy
Hteein
Saurete
Theo
Niemen
Alestrimos
Central Branch miners seek funds for tunnel project
A report on the Central Branch of the railway financing a mining tunnel in the mountains. Investors in Gentral are urged to fund the mine venture as work continues, with expected shipments and future routes described. Also notes a medical testimonial for Dr King’s New Discovery and travel fare details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentral
Timlin
Heer da Wakeling
Tts
Cabot
Aos
Filia Mininst
Tyouk Union
Heyener
Mra
Phorbe Thomas
Junction City
Mer Godom
Mine
Thok Rogers
Dr Kinga
Aml
Thin Mediciie
Cigs
Culda
Bane Street
Yestentay
Fay
Eranaieraai
Topeka
Wis
Ian
Hert
Toteia
Straw
Solidetier
Wren
Murenis
G. Gage
Balwation Army
Yeadendey
Srumnings
Ityer
Newt
Parkdale Erseer
Rew
T i. Chandteritt
Jarrow
Cotinty
Kinet
Pantle
Rosa A
Strett
Mantetan
Aumaxte Cravet
Watdhaws' Avenue
Potvin
Z. G. Slonecker
Maple Grove Nation
Mic Minceie Minney
Mingey
Berthold Etoubin
Western Avenue
Policoman
John Guthrie
Ets
Nyery Talon
Averion
de Wiekeiny
Kansas Medical College
Thenoly
Rhea Sominany
Sue
Ithen
Modoc Clib
Richard Herding da
Associated Charities
Ud Hata
Evers
de Ationey
Anise Otty
Mdanta
Sonirpearty
Medienl College of Kansas
Sid Wiecus Erac
Janiaon
Pulmesal
Yewrent
Fragmented Topeka News Snapshot of Local Life
A flood of scattered notices from Topeka recounts hospital visits, court proceedings, divorces, and community events. Mentions include public figures, church activities, and a political executive meeting plan, with references to education, charity, and upcoming social gatherings.
Fragmented Victorian verse collage reads at West Sixth street
A garbled OCR fragment describes a poem scene at West Sixth street with mentions of a pretty inn, forms of art and a curious collection. It references Curie, Mexican items, armamental relics, and a display including Giaplaynd, all in a disorderly listing.
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Pitica
West Sixth Street
Curie
Big Storage Reservoir Site Sought by Engineers
Captain Chittenden of the corps of engineers arrived in Myer to inspect Colorado maps and select a site for a large government storage reservoir in the mountains on the eastern side of the divide. The project aims to supply vast water volumes to irrigation, with funds previously authorized for surveys and work. The proposed location is near the headwaters of the Platte, with winter snows affecting timing as plans proceed. Also noted: two youths plan a cross country trek from New York to San Francisco to collect municipal mayors’ signatures and obtain a potential autograph.
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A. P. Jetmore
A. Buviser
Christ
Dyole
Esmongr
Lewrrace
Topeka Sav
Taylor
Cod. Cherry
Chernin
United States
Piooe
Fons Wilkersin
Washington
Polentieangy
Dumas
New Redturn
Bedvarg
Sturniaon
Tepeki
Ted
Joh McMichael
Thin City
Fic
Moreanville
McMidget
Petiy
Marie
Mary Benning
Ieee
Bryan
U. 8
Denver
Alchistenen
Corps of Engineers
Myer
Implacer
Suainer
Colorado
Chitten
Hurris
Kastifrn
Divide
Coldead
Chittenden
Galorada
Nebraska
South Park
Eivision
Grip Here Again. If You Have a Stubborn Cough and Sore Throat
A public health message warns that persistent coughing and sore throat signal illness. It urges seeking medical advice if symptoms persist and highlights risks of untreated infections for individuals and communities.
Epidemic Cured by Dr. Humphrey's 77 Cure Mentioned
An 18th century report notes a severe illness spreading across the Atlantic, with doctors observing a stubborn cold like fever. The piece credits a remedy labeled "77" and "Q9" as a preventive and curative measure, claiming it breaks up lingering colds and eases throat and bronchial symptoms.
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Atlantic
Thusia
Humphrey
Bela Anata
Henrie
Williaa
Jon Ais
New
Sunday at the Churches and Religious Programs
A fragmented church notices page lists multiple services and events. Rev Absim Wyman preaches on new Bible ideas, with Sunday school at Hop, Me FN. Cardinal topics include holiness work and theological discussions. Various churches in Topeka and nearby speak of sermons, conferences, and meetings tomorrow and Sunday through evening programs.
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tUnitrokurch
Absim Wyman
Sulsect
Hop
Kearler Yi
BP m
Withe
Genemil
Jose Init
Pele
Corter
The
Holiness Association
Moorryw
Weatevar Methodist
Sarthenat Cokber Elenih
Fourteenth
War Buren
Reva
Ming Sufdert
Charitty
Weonomy
Nee- Vines
Uetel
Topeka Baptist Church
Liurent Ani Harrison
Berviers
Finite
Onarels
Chiriet
Prescot
Hirst Society of Spiritualial
Soe
Neyes
Topeka Pyeniiss
Kiral Pastor
Leven
Leven Et Darius
Owine Pruners
Presvyteran
Rexu
Seubtext
Dodds
Pleet Presbyterian Church
Prager
Atresia
San Amerhensee
Kaew Avenue
Eneen
Niles
W. M. Otrarch
Diewari
Supreme Court upholds Idaho equal suffrage amendment
A clipped news item notes the Idaho Supreme Court decision upholding the recent equal suffrage amendment as constitutional. It mentions the vote at the election and references local figures and a medical advertising insert for Dr Hand’s Colic Cure amid the page’s miscellany of items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
da. Mec
Witha Supreme Caipt
Dr Bunid
Ir Hand
Childsen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Morton
Dwr
Bertetery
Ostler
Eign
Eign Sneer
Beter
arKie Sientia
Tim
DewWitt
Thormands
Sane
Pierce
Madiens Syianre Garden
Baran
Bonito Wiens
Denver Bundlyd
Maddox
Titty Arthors
Treanena
Tnt Finan Ek
Emile Ae
Forster
Hook Aten Taylor
Jian Sajoo
Hinesw
Furs
Msi Sailek
Carnegie
Santa Fe Hospital Association
Kansas Railroad
Man
Big California
Santa Fe
Californiia Trier
Che Patines Sampany
Hailroaders Invest
Yeibhin
Raidurum Kelling
Salina
Ford Se
Philadelphia
Venezuela
U.S
Congress
Clevedard Delvers
Wales
St James
Nagano
Offe Alitchell de Big
Stewart
AA Raub
Mubsine
County Adjutant County
Bo Bobmy
Rienitger
Justice Courts
J. Haterian
San Francisco
Wew Fork
Paul Priipsara
Frank Marshall
Chicago
Euoh
der Witla
Gormans
G. Wl
Stansfiekt
Itun
Ayende
Russia
Yvette Guibert Back
Wytle
Haersad
Idaho
Dr Hand
Philaipa
Highty Ave
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