Reply to Ingalls Topeka Man on Socialism
A Topeka man sharply critiques socialism as a relic of the material age. The ex senator argues the new order advances, praising brotherhood and love while warning against greed and division. He envisions a future where social reform evolves beyond old dogmas toward a universal, humane society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geotie BO Harrison
Rochelle Fe
Pramette
Gunaiond
Tremilly
Beltistimess
Drothnebold
Seciniien
Brotherhood
Siekwinnetinge
Powumure
Olviddutien
Cara Odiutlater
Fishnese Brotherhood
Am Dietur
Loria
York
Sodalieny Ff
Unusual Trip: Chicago Man to Visit Yellowstone Park
Chicago resident Thorne, a 1900 club member, leaves today for a overland trip to Yellowstone Park Wyoming. He travels with a party from Chicago and Tadiasapotli to photograph wildlife and camp with canvas tents and gear loaded on a wagon.
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Chicago
Princeton
Yellowstone Park
Princevan
Ward Thorin
Claws
J. G. Ralston
Prines
Tadiasapotli
Pplindeisola
Thorne
Yallowstone Park
Trade showing weaker than last year in Dun's review
New York May 2. G Dun & Cos weekly review of trade notes slower activity than a year ago. Employment is down as factories in paper, cotton, wool, leather and textiles cut back while prices fall for lead, wire and metal goods. Market liquidation has dragged preferred industrial stocks lower, though many firms still paid dividends and earned strong profits amid a broader industrial slowdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
G. Dun & Cos Weekly Review of Trade
Twente
Industridie
Aphl
Hem
Steel and Wire Company
Pitsburg
Grey Forge
Chicago
Lehigh
Plites
LP Canta
Pitta
Ching
Wales
Atlantic
Seine
United States
Canada
Fate of J Clark Rushes From Notorious Tenderloin Eatery
New York on May 19 reports John Clark once a prosperous restaurant keeper in the Tenderloin opened a clam chowder stand at Cone Tslaisnis. His hair is white with age and poverty is marked after a failed Wall Street gamble and rising police attention. The piece notes his past notoriety as an all night center drawing press and police scrutiny and hints at a new start despite decline.
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New York
Cones Tslanis
John Clark
Wall Street
Clerk
Sixth Avenue
Canal
Fulton
Clark
Vollee
Durie
Wirman
Nos
Miaic
Attle
New York City
Hopeful Candidate Tops Party Ranks As Markets Weaken
A hopeful United Christian Party candidate leads early in the race as December prices ease and production cuts ripple through steel, wool, and coke. The downturn follows White works closures while grain exports stay robust and city nightlife habits fade.
Rights Of Iowa Dogs Result In Supreme Court Ruling
Sioux Fil, Iowa, May 19. By a decision of the supreme court of Iowa in a case arising in Sioux county and decided by District Judge Wakeford, dogs have the legal right to brood over renovated annoyances and avenge them with their bite. They do not bite unless provoked. the court reversed a lower ruling that allowed bites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Fil
Iowa
Supreme Court of Iowa
Sioux County
Uret
Wakeford
Thin City
Midway attractions at Topeka street fair headline the show
The Midway features a Oriental American trained wild animal act, a man eating creature, boxing kangaroo, African forest directions, dancing bear and a perilous firework display. Also shown are Lumiere motion pictures of recent wars and wonders. Street Fair HQ reports new acts daily as crowds gather.
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Topeke
Tewka
Topeka
Bagenbach’s
Sultana Wallace
Augusta
Bob F
Australia
Maman Pauline Abd Ter
Caesar
Guveniv
Lumiere
Hanna
Christine
Ipurope
Tate
Jewelers Editor Fight Ends in Fatal Shootings
A late report describes a confrontation between Cutler a jeweler and J Frank Hutchinson editor of the Guthrie Graphic. Devota fired twice at Hatch Snave and once more in the gem. Virgil Marshall of Guthrie, a witness, was not fatally shot and Hutchinson and Marshall are said to be dying.
Princeton to See Eclipse by North Carolina Expedition
Princeton scientists depart May 19 for Wadesboro North Carolina to observe the total solar eclipse on May 28. The party travels aboard a Pennsylvania Railroad special with a bullet and sleeping car, aided by President Cassatt and supported by Pennsylvania Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard Airline through to the destination. Visual studies will monitor the sun's corona spectrum while photography focusing on the corona and its spectrum. The expedition will reach Wadesboro tomorrow morning and set up headquarters at the National Hotel, with a planned return to Princeton around May 2d.
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North Carolina
Princeton
Princetton
Pernsylvania
Princeton Junction
New York, Philadelphia
Washington Express
Cassatt
Pennsylvania
Atlantic
Seaboard
Wadsboro
N.C
Libbey
Wadesboro
Mornig
National Hosel Mts
Slit Tongue Terror Strikes Boston Child
Boston detectives chase an unknown man after he approached four year old Willie Geary and ordered him to stick out his tongue before nearly severing the boy’s tongue. perpetrator escaped and the city’s full force is on the trail as of May nineteenth.
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Willie Geary
Boston
Wile Geary
Wille Geary
Willie
Wiltin
Wille
Glenn
Maginnis Named United States Senator Vacancy contested in Montana
Governor Smith dispatches from Butte to Senators Clark Frye and Chandler and Senate president Frye stating he disregards Lieutenant Governor Spriggs’s appointment of Clark to succeed the resigning senator. Smith says Clark’s appointment was tainted by collusion and fraud and names Martin Maginnis of Helena to fill the vacancy. The letters formalize the action and notify involved leaders of the change.
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Butte
Mont
Smith
Here
W. A Clark
Chandler
Committee On
Privleges and Elections
Frye
Senate
Spriggs
Clark
Martin Maginnis
Iena
Str
United States
Sprists
Martin Muginbie
Ediendt
Montana
California
Thomas Fiinds
Miles Finnen
Geste
Miles Inlet
Martin Maginnin
Territory
Turkish Minister Charged With Aiding Jewish Colonization Plans
The article reports Turkish officials accusing Minister Straus of aiding a scheme to found Jewish colonies in Palestine and Syria. President seeks his return to foreign post during negotiations. Separately, a child abduction case details a man the police describe as possibly insane, with a razor attack on Willie Geary. General Glenn comments on the assault, and Miles Finnen involved in mining property disputes.
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A. Bertin Worres
Oscar 5. Straus
Ce Goverment
MRP
Hewitiin
Palestine
Syria
Straus
Five Thousand Immigrants Land at New York Port in One Day
Six large steamers brought 5,683 immigrants to New York yesterday, a record surpassing all prior totals. Of the arrivals, 4,087 were admitted at once while 1,026 were detained for barge office accommodations. Ships included Victoria Naples Massilia Westernland Antwerp Geestes Kurturst Brem Siberia Murs Tietedia Bremen Teutonic.
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New York
United States
Commissioner of Migration
Bilis
Batee
Victoria
Naples
Masstla
Westernland
Antwerp
Geustes Kurturst
Brem
Siberia
Murs
Tietedia
Bremen
Teutonic
Topeka Society Chautauqua and Social Calendar Highlights
Miss Davis surprises Mrs Worden as chautauqua notes share roll call quotes from Shakespeare. Social events include Felicity card club, Ladies Music Club gatherings, and a subscription dance at Vine. Listings mention guests, receptions, travel notes, and upcoming program details for the First Methodist church chautauqua.
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Tresda
A. W. Lacey Sai
Felicity
Wille
W. F. Hughes
Misa Laure Weidling
Eugene # Stotts
Charles A. Samaon
Moe William
Saanson
J. D. McFarland
McFarland
Elizaveth Wayis
A. V. Worden
Pueblo
Herbert Holt
Las Cruces
N. M
Tih Musoh
Albert Watki My
George Waip
Wil Thrapp
John Sargent
First Methodist Church
Shatespeare
W. C. Tulvtor
Miban Moore
Abraham Lincavnst
Lowell Exsay
P. J. Scott
Aviams Bros
Kansas
Huston Whitesides
Mutchieson
Abe
W. Cal
Maury Moon Wen
Sabetha
Lee Betenanan
Fréd Dickinson
Mie
Ellie Neal
Lottie Robinson
Mins Grice Curtis
New York
Bethany College
Stud Music
W. Johnston
Hoteli
Inton
Johnston
C. EB. Perviance
Womin
ML Chamberlain
Mary Stewart
J. F. Daniels
Dieu Lena Purviance
Hazel Fussler
Illinois
Ohio
Industrial School
Garfield Park
Dorothy Hutchings
Karens City
Tebeves Rodgers
Ethel Davies
Boston
Etyle Millspaugh
Shuttweke Military Academy
Warlbisult
Mitithy
Sells iron to America first since 1896 reported in Germany
Berlin reports the Cologne Vottar Zeitung announcing a sale of 600 tons of specular cant iron at 110 marks 4226.20 per ton by the Siegen Spraase Trop nesociation to American buyers. This is the first sale of the kind to Americans since 1895.
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Germany
Berlin
Cologne
Vottar Zeitung
Siegen
Admiral Dewey Weighs Early Return to Public Life
Washington May According to reports from Dewey’s circle the admiral is considering an early withdrawal from public life. Friends say he could seek a quieter role while avoiding the presidential spotlight. The discussion centers on whether he would prefer public applause or private contentment after his return from a recent engagement.
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Washington
Dewey
Vewey Fos
Haiedag
Thie
Eerie
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The
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Silas ©. Swallow
Flarrispicg
United Chistian Party
Rights OF Iowa Dogs
Supreme Court
Jeweler
FIGHT
Maginnis
England
Bloemfontein
Menchey
Tsomstecat Ign
Ata Comminsiuier
Italy
Topeka Society
Miss Davis
Mrs. Worden
Rell
America
Saya
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