Not to Save His Neck in Bryan Interview
A March 27 interview with Mrs Mary E Zease recalls her view that parties offer no relief for laborers. She accuses Bryan of wavering on government ownership of railroads and predicts his 1900 bid will fail. She praises Mr Mcinney and Gen Miles, and comments on Alger and Gen Euran with sharp partisan tone.
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Tease
Bryan
Mary E ‘Zease
Ita Jennings Bryan
Tir
Semah
Roston
Sark
Adare
Milex
Gen
Euran
Miles
Marvelous Wave Photography Described by Madisonian Wood
Madison March 27 Prot RW Wood documents photographs capturing waves in air as a glowing ring with light border. The experiment uses a spark between magnesium wires to produce a compressed air shell that travels at high speed, forming a circular shadow and its inverse curvature when viewed through a glass plate. These air waves, observed by Topler years ago, had not been photographed until now.
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Madison
Win
RW. Wood
Topler
Sharkey's Terms Accepted for World Title Fight
Jim Jeffries, the California boilermaker, accepts Tom Sharkey's terms to fight within five weeks for the world championship. He proposes a twelve round bout with control of the purse and asserts dominance over Sharkey, challenging his opponent to agree to the conditions.
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York
Jim Jeffries
California
Bob Fitzsimmons
Ing
Tom Sharkey
Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
Sherkey
Blasener
Rorman
Tailors Strike Looms in Cincinnati Sweatshop Dispute
Cincinnati brace for a major strike as 15 000 to 20 000 workers may lose jobs. Tailors claim current piece rate from wholesale firms fails to cover expenses and pushes them toward sweatshop conditions. Wages cited include 4 for pants and up to 1 80 per dozen for vests, with shirt and other work folded into a 15 16 dollar weekly total. The strike action follows a recent meeting by manufacturers opposing the walkout.
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Cincinnati
Palace for a Bride Howard Gould to Spend 1.5 Million on New Mansion
New York March 23 Howard Gould to spend about 1 000 000 on a new mansion in a mile long club of millionaires along Fifth Avenue between Sixty-eighth and Central Park South. The plot fronts 77 feet on Fifth Avenue and 190 on Seventy Second Street with a 45 foot alley at the rear. The proposed house will include a ballroom occupying most of the park side and a tall room for receptions. Construction cost is not yet set but may reach 1 000 000 and the Goulds expect to move in by late 1900s as they remain at 29 West Fifty Seventh Street meanwhile.
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New York
Howard Gould
Pifih Avenue
Seventy-third Street
Kixtieth Street
Pitth Avenue
Central Park
Gould
Coulls
Katherine Clemmons
Ls Place
Goulds
Weat Pilty-seventh Street
Rmif
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Japan
China
Philippine
Wilson
Fie
United States
Knapp
West
Tit Knapp
Free China
Philippines
Manila
San Fernando
San Fersanio
Luton
United State
Knipp
Panay
Negros
Cebu
Luxon
Observatory of Manta
Knopp
Col Autenrieth of Clayton Dying From Blood Poisoning
St Louis March 27 Col George Autenrieth long time prominent St Louis citizen and Army figure lies in critical condition at his Clayton home suffering from blood poisoning. A knife used to cut his corn is suspected to be unsterilized and may have caused the infection. Doctor Tapper of St Louis administered aid but probability of recovery is low. A local chiropodist reportedly treated a deep corn wound, and infection rapidly spread through his system.
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Autenrieth
Clayton
St. Louis
George Autenrieth
St. Lous
Col. Autenrieth
Stratton Sells His Mine to English Syndicate
Cripple Creek Colorado March 27 report says W S Stratton sells Independence mine to an English syndicate and travels to Iceland to finalize. Expert appraisal estimates ore at eight million dollars in value, price likely exceeds any prior Colorado mine sale. Stratton has withdrawn about 24100.00 from the mine. three years of development yielded ore.
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Cripple Creek
Col
Stratton
Independence
Iceland
Koren
Mir Stratfrm
Husband pleads guilty in spanking case in Hudson county
Joan Thompson of Harrison New Jersey testified in Hudson county sessions court that he believed he had the right to spank his wife Anna Thompson when she deserved it. He arraigned today on an indictment for assault and admitted guilt. The case outlines a controversial assertion of authority within marriage as presented in court.
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New Jersey
New York
Joan Thompson
Klm Street
Harrison
N. J
Hudson County Sessions Court
Anna
Fear of Japan Has No Foundation Says Dr Knapp
Government expert Dr Knapp, appointed to study Japan China and the Philippines, reports to Secretary Wilson. He notes Japan’s growing industry could boost US farm product demand, with costs and industrial gains shifting toward American produces. The Philippines shows sugar and fruit potential, with land prices and rainfall data detailed.
Lunch counter tickets at Long's Ta ta 623 Kansas avenue
An old style ad notes meals at Frank Long's lunch counter for $2.50 for $2.00 with razor-edge collars and steam laundry services at Peerless Steam Laundry located at 212 and 14 West sth. The fragment hints at local commerce and promotional pricing in a small-town setting.
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Frank Long
Kansas Avenue
West Sth
Mine Host Mahon Speaks On Mrs Fayee Moore Case
Atlantic City March 27 Martin Mahon, who left New York after the second trial of Mrs Fayee Moore began, agreed to share his side. He spoke from the St Charles hotel balcony of alleged lawyer abuse, urging justice for the innocent and praising Recorder Goff and Gardiner, while condemning courtroom tactics and asserting Moore’s charm and unlucky associations.
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Mahon
Atlantic City
N. Z
Martin Mahon
New York
Fayee Moore
St. Charles
West End
Vrs
Citiens
Morit
Withers
Dam
Attonni
Lapiatne
At Aerys
Vietla
Lnw
Altorne
Hicher Court
Tony
Goff
Solorel Gardiner
Fam
Phonot
Jong
Fayne Moore
Manon
Would Have Paid $100 Per Box Says He For Kidney Cure
William Nobleman of Topeka says kidney pain and back trouble with urinary issues improved after using Morrow's Kidnealds. He reflects he would have paid $100 per box given the relief. He endorses the product and notes it was bought from Swift & Holiday Drug Co. and manufactured by John Notion.
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Morrow
Wiliam
Topeka
Kansas Avenue
Swift & Holiday Drug Co
John Notion Gee Cere
Boston Financier Claims Sugar Balance and Retirement
Boston broker Thomas W Lawson recalls his sugar bets from 1901 and 1909, detailing large gains and losses. He says he loaded up 20 000 shares and then 20 400 more, then covered with over 300 000 profit, finally declaring he has quit and struck a balance with sugar.
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Boston
Thomas W Lawson
Strang
Prof Starr in Mexico on photograhic study
A dispatch from Mexico City says Frederick Starr of the University of Chicago has returned with assistant Mr. Tange. They worked among the Mixes and Niavas in Oaxaca and studied Sephotheraphs while preparing plaster casts. Starr plans to go to Pátzcuaro and Michoacán to complete a photo series and will return to Chicago for the April 1 class opening.
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el Paso
Tex
City of
Mexico
Perot
Frederick Starr
University of Chicago
Tange
Tehuantepes
Oaxaca
Starr
Michoacan
Chicago
Lew Kind
United States
Laundry Ads Highlight Local Cleaners on Kansas Ave
Longs on Kansas avenue offers shirt washing and color protection while Peerless Laundry at 112 and 114 W South street promotes dye vibrant colors for tees.
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W. Sth
Miss Decker Must Go Sad Ending of a Long Island Romance
New York news from Good Ground reports Miss Leah Maude Decker, a schoolteacher, must leave her post after School Commissioner Charles Edward Howell backed by Seymour Squires, father of her pupil Joe Squires, in a controversial case. Decker says she no longer loves Joe and plans to appeal to the state superintendent. She claims Joe lied to damage her reputation.
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New York
L. 1
Leah Maude Deckers
Seymour Squires
Miss Decker
That Dollar Dinner Promises a Notable Event Invited Guests Named
Promoters plan a Grand Central Palace dinner in honor of Taras Jefferson with Oliver Belmont as guest of honor and other notable figures like Emma Gould and John C. Streehan mentioned. Invitations extend to politicians, journalists, and officials from New Jersey and New England areas. The event aims to be a major nonpartisan gathering centered on the dollar dinner concept.
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Helen Gould
Taras Jefferson
Grand Central Panes Innis City
Apel
Etelnoy Henry
Potter
I. Pelix Adler
Fultin Cutting
Tayward
Medvnn
Samuel Gompers
John KR. Parsons
Helen Milter
Oliver HP. Belmont
Mr. Belmont
Ty EelMont
Bolles Teall
Oliver Belmont
Lors Ae
Manhattan
Me Belmont
John C. Streehan
Hot Springs
Bryan
Bucehan
Teuat
New Jersey
Dream Ends in Tragedy as Man Kills Wife in Sleep
Tacoma March 27 Dr Charles Correy fatally shot his wife after dreaming a nightmarish chase by a stranger. He awoke to find a smoking revolver at his side and killed his wife under the bedclothes. Friends fear he may harm himself while grief-stricken. Mrs. Correy, a social club leader, warned of fear of a revolver.
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Tacoma
Wash
Charl Correy
Mae
Cure Tey
Wan
Correy
Treema
Washington
Senate
Ata
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Chicago University
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