Harvard President Defends Labor Unions Amid Trade Debates
Boston reports President Elfet of Harvard defends labor unions against scab accusations, arguing unions support educational reform and industry standards. He cites resisting apprentice limits and fostering protected employment, while urging cooperation between labor and management to advance national growth and skilled trades.
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Heeton
Elfet
Darvard
Comite Comiprient
Mpeteniue
Ameriean Ritten
Blin
Manly
Wien
Fim government outlines island naval station plan misread text
Fragmentary report suggests FIM government considers establishing a naval coating station on an unnamed island under a project tied to wider industrial contracts. The text references the Cook Islands and a Los Angeles Line, with several garbled names and dates, but mentions a potential international rail discussion and port activity.
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Buyranean
IsaAnvices
Firsday
Entabunh
uWnerity
Figur Unl Otter
Cut Rate Druggists Form Cooperative to Supply Members
A Cleveland druggist reports that a national association of druggists is forming with a capital of 300,000 to create the United Drug Company. About four hundred druggists are said to be interested, with provisions to supply members at favorable prices and favor manufacturers for general purchases. Officers include I. L Cahoon of New York as president and Louis K Liggett of Boston as general manager, with headquarters in Boston. The firm plans to employ chemists and manufacture proprietary medicines and staple drugs.
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Pho
I. 1
Cahoon
New York
E. J. Struttz
Denver
J. L. de Moville
Nanbville
H.custr
Waithi Mass
W. C. Bolton
Brooklyn
Gearee © Dyan
Providence
Stephen Hexten
Chicago
Louis K Lixgel
Boston
Mr. Liggvtt
Boaton
Droge
Police detective dies after self inflicted wound
Detective Ridward Nind of the South Englewood police station died at Englewood Union Hospital after cutting his throat in a despondent act. He resisted rescue attempts for about an hour, had been despondent for weeks due to sick reports and repeated transfers, and was 33 years old and a widower.
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Ridward Nind
South Englewood
Englewood Union Hospital
Fiewbeter
Hoksttal
Niland
Novel Disease Claims Life In Deming And Arizona Tour
Nancy FB Donald of this city died today. She was a Christian Scientist teacher and the death certificate cites auto-intoxication. The board of tract prepares entertainment for a senate committee of territories en route, with a tour planned in Arizona. Governor and committee to meet at Deming, N.M.
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Board of Tract
Senate Committee of Territories
Arizona
Deming
N. Mt
Morgan addresses bankers as power and independence
In New Orleans at the American Bankers Association gathering in Tulane Hall, Morgan denounces the phrase money power while praising bank independence. He argues trust social pressure and consolidation threaten competition, urging banks to maintain individual strength amid modern finance.
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American Bankers’ Association
Tulane Hall
Beverly Warner
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L. Gilmore
Ww. C.bb
Brialf
Heard
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Aboud
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Troma
Mullloon
Mr Morexn
Hankine
Connecticut
Ahta
United States
Banking and Public Trust in American Finance Debate
A fragmented essay argues bankers must earn public trust and warns against sweeping reform. It compares past bank activism, warns of branch banking risks, and urges cautious evolution over revolution while stressing banker responsibility to laws and national interests.
Lost Husband After Quick Marriage on Wharf
Nov 11 Maria Henek of Ban Francisca reports her husband Robert Hemjin he left with her savings after a week of courtship. She had married him on his assurance of good character and he later claimed a trip to Australia. He was a railroad worker who bought clothes and groceries for her. Police check the Sonoma crew but cannot identify him among the crew or in the police muster.
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Geranic Steamship _ company
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Sydney
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Toktha
Australia
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Mentiu
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Rterton
Germany
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West Sixth Avenue Improvements Planned for Next Year
Improvements scheduled for Wet Sixth avenue include raising a story on a row of buildings on the south west corner of Bisth avenue and Jackson owned by Dr G Mulvane J H Leonard and CC Baker and conversion of S Hain's livery barn between Jackson and Van Buren into a business house.
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Bisth Avenue
Jackson Sigenta
Dr G Mulvane
J. H Leonard
CC. Baker
S. Hain
Jackson
van Buren
Startling Surprises Reported in Odd Fragments
The readable text fragments reference surprising and unsettling phrases about torture and captivity. Mentions of names and places are obscured, yielding a cryptic, period-voice style. The piece conveys a sense of drama and danger without clear narrative structure or coherent facts.
Nickel Pisterend excursion departs Chicago November first
Eastern destinations reach for a low rate excursion from Chicago on November 1 1902. Round trip fare plus $5.00 applies with return validated at the terminal line. General Agent at 113 Adams street Chicago offers information. Waconda Flyers workers are served free at Stansdeld's drug store November 10 11 and 12.
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Calnlan
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Waconda
Stansdeld's
Social notes mark Topeka farewells and gatherings
Mrs James D Walkers afternoon hosts an informal farewell for Mrs Willie Walker and Mrs Henry Wilder as they travel home next week after a lengthy Topeka visit. Mr & McEntire hosted about fifty guests at 704 Taylor Street for the wedding of Ralph McEntire, while the Forsythe anniversary celebration featured phonograph music and a watercolor gift.
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Harrison Street
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John Green
Kaneks City
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Kanens City
Fudge
A. L. Green
Alden
Edna Warkentine
Lew-— Law
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Joie
Kansas City
Bether “ Chamberlain
M. FB. Ittx
New York
J.D. M Flamilton
Farward Wider
Marsland
Water Robin Wilder
Mie
Louise Berhe
Charles Brown
Arkansas
Mrs. Brown
A. Honorto
Brown
Mise
Florence Eliot
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William Goshorn
Cyrus P. Terr
Normal Avenue
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