Will of God and Social Revolution in Pittsburgh Speech
Mrs Mary Lease spoke in Pittsburgh on the divine law behind social change. She argued discontent prepares overthrow of unjust laws, warned against aristocracy and church greed, urged Christ over Caesar, and called for democracy and women’s solidarity.
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Putnam's Expedition Aims to Prove Origin of American Indians
Harvard Prof Putnam announces an ethnological expedition under Dr Boas to study origins in Asia and North America. Starting in British Columbia, the project will collect skeletons, measurements, skin and eye color, tools, plants, village sites, and vocabularies to compare ancient and living peoples.
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Harvard
Asia
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Py Boas
New York
British Columbia
Expedition for science to span six years on global voyage
New York March 16 Mount Morie i Jes Sup president of the American Masonry of Natural History fits out a remarkable expedition to secure specimens and form an anthropological character. Prof I W Putnam heads the anthropological division with Dr Frank Boas as assistant. Mr Jostup funds the venture for a six year journey starting along the northwestern coast north of British Columbia then the Amnyke seaboard across the Siberian and Chinese ways to the Tunisian ocean and beyond.
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de. Prank Boas
Jostup
British Columbia
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Asti
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Heypt
Chinese laundry trust formed in Philadelphia
A Chinese laundry trust was formed in Philadelphia after disputes among rival laundries and a church mission inquiry. The effort followed pressure from established operators and a call to Rev. Poole, who secured expulsion threats for noncompliant members, leading to a consolidation of control in the community.
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Careniv
Christan Tmission
Cie
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M.C. A
Poole
Girls Use the Hammer at Stanford Carpentry Shop
In New York report from March, nearly 200 Leland Stanford University girls study carpentry alongside men. They live in halls and learn to make furniture in the university shop. OMits Stanford, now in New York, discusses her foundation funding education free for California’s daughters. Stanford has donated her San Francisco house to create an Extension center with lectures for young men in the city who cannot afford campus board.
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New York
Leland Stanford Univerity
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Stanford
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A Cut in Rubber Goods Jobbers Notice Reduction
Beston March 16 robbers all over the cart have been notified of a reduction of from 12 to 15 per cent in different grades of goods manufactured by the Reston Huboer Shoe company. A similar announcement 18 fooled for at a fee from the United States Hubber company indicating a coming war within the ether trust yet still cordial relations between the two firms.
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Beston
Reston Huboer Shoe Company
United States Hubber Company
eGhter Trust
Fragmented text on motherhood and birth remedies
The readable fragments discuss a claimed remedy or guidance around pregnancy and childbirth labeled Mothers Friend and its alleged effects on birth. References to a pathway of the exe ectant mother and warnings about dangers are present in disjointed lines.
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Denver Populist Row Ends With Hair Pulling At Meeting
At a Denver Populist convention, heated clashes broke into a two faction fracas over McMurray and Patterson. Mrs Reed and Miss Holmes grabbed whiskers from Akers after he insulted the women, as delegates surged, shouted lies, and adjourned amid ongoing accusations of corporate influence and party betrayal.
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Alice Faulkner
Mr. Frazier
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Henry M. ‘Teller
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Das Teller
George Graham
Uhe McMurray
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Tterson
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Ted Mr. Marshall
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Biss Holmes
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Comphlen
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Mr. Reed
Miss Holme
Pasadena offers free street lighting pending railway franchise
At the last city council meeting E C Webster on behalf of the Pasadena and Los Angeles electric railway proposed to light Pasadena streets free after the current lighting contract ends if the city would not grant any other street railway franchise during that company’s term. They would guarantee city lighting and sell 50 ticket books at 10 cents each way. The decision was postponed for a week.
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Marco
E. C. Webster
Los Angeles Electric Railway
German American Miss Steel Advances In Prussian Clinics
Berlin March 16 A German American woman Miss Steel from Illinois passed an exam at the University of Milwaukee and now attends the women’s department in Prof Zolsgere’s dermatologic institute at Breslau She is the first scholar in Prussian clinics and will return to practice her profession Minols after completing her studies
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Miss Steel
Illinois
University of Milwaukee
Prof
Z¢lsgere
Bressa
Waiting Not Reprieved. Will Hang With Jackson
Cinginnadi dispatch from Frankfort reports that awaiting executioner Azionza Waiting will be hanged alongside Scott Jackson on March 30. The governor, after a full review, said he would make an official decision on the case tonight despite earlier stories.
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Cinginnadi
Frankfort
Kyan
Aionza
Scott Jackson
Colima Volcano Erupts As Shocks Hit Michoacan Colima
Seismic activity in Michoacan and Colima lasts three days with alarm among residents. Colla volcano becomes active with smoke columns rising from the crater as earthquakes continue. Separate items note railway fare changes in western Kansas and a charitable sewing service offering free button repairs.
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Morelia
Michoacan
Colima
Colla
Dingley Tariff Bill Aims To Raise Revenues And Protect Industry
Washington March 16 Chairman Dingley outlines a tariff plan to raise about 80 million dollars the first year and 100 million the next, mainly from sugar and wool. The bill expands reciprocity to include liquors and adds duties to art, opium, tobacco and various goods to bolster domestic production while preserving protective principles.
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M—Pulp and Paper
Havana
Cuba
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Health Revival
The ad touts Paine's Celery Compound as a spring remedy that cleanses the mood nourishes the nerves and regulates digestion. It claims to cure kidney trouble heart palpitations and liver issues while supporting sleep and general vitality. A New York attorney Florence H Danghffield testifies to improved nerves and sleep after using the remedy, praising its safety and effectiveness.
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Edward J6. Phelps
Darmouth College
Ameany
Legal Professon
New York City
4Th Ave
New York
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Florence H. Danghrfield
Municipal League and patent medicines advertise in State Journal
Fragmented text shows reference to a Municipal League and claims for King s New Discovery as a cough remedy with testimonials and free trial. Includes names such as Chas TL Hood J D Brown Morrill and Mrs Hemming, plus locations Columbus St James hotel Chicago and P fifth street and Kanana avenue. Mentions duties and revenue policy and the state of the economy.
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TL Hood
Columbus
Dr. King
J. D. Brown
St. James
Port Wayne
Morrill
Halwinaville
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