Debs Ovation Draws Vast Chicago Crowd at Central Music Hall
Eugene V. Debs spoke to a capacity audience in Chicago at Central Music Hall, where unions and labor groups were well represented. The crowd cheered as Debs praised liberty and democracy, recalled his prison life, and urged unity for workers. Later, thousands met his train at the station, lifting him on shoulders amid cheers. Newspersons note his remarks emphasized constitutional rights and opposition to monopolistic power.
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Somerign's Maysott Indorsed by Assembly
Somerign's Maysott indorsed after a brisk session by the general assembly of the K of L. The body endorsed a boycott of aktions. Bank notes ordered by Mr. Sovereign last spring in Wasurxetux on November 23.
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Board Walks Must Go In Kansas City
City counselor McDougal advocates removing board sidewalks as costly nuisances blocking progress. Officials debate replacing them with stone paths and cutting city budget strain.
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Missouri Democrats Move Toward State Party Reorganization
At a Missouri Democratic meeting in St Louis on November 22, old and new members debated committee control. Chairman Maffitt was instructed to call a full committee meeting for December 4 to begin statewide party organization, signaling tentative end to factional strife between old and silver factions over Pertle Springs convention appointees.
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Senate Democrats debate policy as Republicans loom
Senators meet in Washington for a three hour Democratic steering committee session to decide a policy line for the upcoming term. They discussed Senate organization but adjourned without a conclusion, signaling no moves until Republicans and Populists reveal plans.
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Waggoner Seeks State Seat Amid Atchison Rivalry
Waggoner Atchison mayor announces candidacy for state legislature against John Seaton. He clarifies aims are not tied to any U S senator race and promotes a platform dubbed Atchison and resubmission. Horton, his law partner, is not a candidate for senator. Congressional funeral costs likely to be trimmed with reduced champagne and more tears. Northwest Missouri Editors meet in St Joseph with about sixty reporters attending the Commercial Club sessions.
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Illness Not Serious After Wednesday Attack
Arcutsay Kan Nor Ingalls returned to Atchison Street yesterday. His illness is not serious and he has almost entirely recovered from Wednesday's attack.
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Prices Fall Yet Widespread Calm Prevails Across Markets
R G Kone Cu reviews indicate no panic as Western wheat receipts double last year. Reports show lower prices with no unease, while bank clearings rise in various cities. News notes a drop in Atlantic exports and pork market softening, with 220 US and 42 Canadian business failures. Bradstreet's reveals year over year gains in York clearings.
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Morton on Third Terms and Cleveland in St Louis
Secretary of Agriculture Morton spent yesterday in St Louis and voiced support for a third term for President Cleveland. He argued a bank president showing competence and faithfulness should be re elected, and that government aims to protect life liberty and property while serving the people. He avoided confirming Cleveland’s candidacy and said discussions of a third term were for the press.
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Treasurer Morgas Report Shows Higher Federal Revenues
Morgas reports the U S government fiscal year ending June 30 shows ordinary revenues up by 15 008 055 from the prior year and ordinary expenditures at 356 195 299 a decline of 11 224 481 Including the public debt total receipts on all accounts reach 72 016 620 with expenditures 72 472 157 A 31 157 700 deposit was added to the treasury to cover gold purchases for reserve not in current year accounts Nebraska Dana Nov 22 Severe Neb weather reports four degrees above zero with many areas snowing heavily
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Minister Hatch to Assume Hawaiian State Department Post
Francia M. Batch known as Minister of foreign affairs for Hawaii will soon reach Washington to assume duties as minister to the United States. Hatch, aged about 38, is a Bowdoin graduate and lawyer who helped form Hawaii’s provisional government and served as foreign affairs minister under Dole. Mrs. Hatch is daughter of Colonel Alexander G. Hawes of San Francisco.
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Chicago Commons plan for religious work among the poor
The Chicago Commons band of Christian workers operates from a brick house at North Union Street and Milwaukee Avenue, aiming to improve moral spiritual physical and temporal welfare of the North Side poor. It covers part of the Seventeenth ward with 2710 residents and 1560 foreign born. Once a grand house it became railroad offices and a derelict tenement. now refurbished it hosts 28 rooms filled with poor children and ambitious youths seeking education. The Commons is the sixth member of Chicago’s Federation of Soviet Settlements and aligns with similar settlements.
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Plymouth Congregational Church runs large Chicago Commons
The Plymouth Congregational church oversees a large Chicago Commons facility with 36 workers, including 9 professors and 18 external church volunteers. Daily prayer meetings, Bible classes, music, temperance rescue work, and classes in stenography, drawing, algebra, Latin, dressmaking, and cooking are offered to over 490 pupils across more than 40 Glasses, under warden Professor Graham Taylor and head worker Herman F Hever, who also serves as ward garbage inspector.
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Sorosis Debate Faces Federation Friction In New York
At a Brooklyn session of the Federation of Women's Clubs of New York Sorosis is attacked as egotistical and provincial. Mrs Frances Goodale defends the group while Mrs Ella Clymer and Mrs Helmuth contest the label and seek change to Altruistic society. The meeting also discusses Woman's Bible and Stantonan views, with comments from Mrs Russell Sage and others.
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White Bass Baunts in North Central States
In the north central states where black bass are scarce a substitute, the white bass, silvery white with black bars, thrives in Mississippi Valley streams and Illinois River. They form large shoals, bite quickly, and yield a delicious pan fish, prized for light tackle and early autumn trolling.
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Practical Anarchism in New York Art Destruction
Michael Braun, hired by Mrs. Mary M Bryson of New York to varnish furniture, destroyed property worth over 1000 dollars as an expression of anarchist hatred. He allegedly mutilated the oil painting The Holy Family by severing the Virgin's arm and concealing the Christ figure. Arrested after leaving the Bryson residence on August 6 following abusive language to the occupants.
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London Graphic Delivers No Clear Meaning Behind "wavar" Edition
A London Graphic discussion questions the term wavar used for a publication edition. It debates whether it refers to 1000 volumes or 500 sets, noting it is not a standard measure like gross or dozen. The piece calls for clarity on such publisher jargon and contrasts it with clear edition statements.
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Bottling Industry Vast Numbers Reported in U S
A historical note cites the bottling industry employing 26 738 workers serving 1 459 088 customers with 23 940 horses. It records investments of 41 573 469 dollars and 12 747 633 dollars in bottles, with losses and breakage totaling 3 522 804 dollars. The speaker urges consideration of the industry’s scale and its impact on workers, animals, and wagons.
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Sunday to New York Willie can drawing water
A fragmented dialogue describes Willie drawing water and questioning why it is drawn. Pa replies it likely does not belong to any club and cannot get beer, reflecting a rural or informal setting with a simple domestic scene.
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Children and strength differ with cod liver oil aid
The note explains that some children resist illness poorly and suffer frequent colds. It recommends Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypophosphites as a digestible aid for weaker digestions. Sourt Bowen, Chemist, New York.
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