Two Monster Parades Drive Polarized Chicago Rally
Coverage of the mass demonstrations in Chicago with a daytime Republican parade boasting 75,000 marchers and a nighttime Democrats torchlight procession. The report details marshal Gen. Joseph Stocktin’s organization, crowd size, route along Van Buren to the West Side, and public reception while noting partisan tensions, telephonic sound propagation, and prominent figures like Palmer, Buckner, and Hodewe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odiag
Democratic Party
van Buren
Rene van Buren
Perth
Kent Rile
Junepn Stocktin
van Rute
Micutyad
Weill
Lake Michigan
Maes
Julters
Cullian
Wat Meeethan
Satean
Gerade Turd Smith
Gudie
Hanne
John M. Palmie
Hodewe
Borm
Lusinese
Ehvers
Stader Maktinsey
Imtia Hitman
Canton
Punt Hoan
Etobary
Puloteon
N. J
Iremeritous
Gilie
Raizenad
Wired
Seth Uy
Tate
Ae Ieee
Ailee
Prisoner handling sparks cross border protest in wartime press
In a bold exchange, General Lee defends detaining American prisoners in suspected unfaithful cells while Wey’s interview reveals tensions over unitary control and the alleged Allied abuse. The administration claims mobile relocations and security measures amid deep mistrust and wartime scrutiny.
Lotte Use New York 8 20 The annutines ment WaysHade today
A garbled report mentions a planned appearance by Fuller in Chicago and a linked tour through Asia and Europe. It references legal actions, travel dates, and performances with likely stops in New Orleans and Van Coueriner, noting a long absence from the United States before 1599.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Abe
Pier
Fuller
Chang
Allenia
Fransienesme Vanuougk
Vancutiner
Pekin
Chin
Dot
China
India
Austracus
Funes
United States
Diveros Cans and Fudee Mason See Lupe Vatening Divorce
The Pest day or two bring a rare divorce case in a rural county. A farmer Witt and his wife face alimony and property division disputes tied to three daughters as the judge considers the case under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fudee Mason
Pest
Protean
The Scorcher Robber Dead Ends Pursuit
Minneapolis dispatch details the bank robbery of Stuerburne where J D Rule, a fugitive bank robber, killed Marshal Gallien then shot himself after deliberately puncturing a tire. A lengthy pursuit through Iowa and Minnesota ended near Heron Lake with Rule’s death and Pratt and others securing stolen funds.
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Minneapolis
Stuerburne
Marshal Gallien
Eneifent
Hla
Chat Cafrat
Slexman
Hare
Wettame
Cutrmes
Sherif Bryon
Parish
I Pomse
Basicroft
Gabe
Dilmy
Darter
Marval Galion
Duteture
Weber
Thoksett
Minn
Kreut
Faokaun Tuitien
Fred Pratt
Babe
Chremenen
Pratt
Heron Lake
Carnegie Wrath Over Squeezed Policy Hits Officials
Carnegie dismisses top officers amid a shake up at the steel firm. The article details his anger over alleged squeezes in negotiations, with references to New York dispatches about leadership changes. It notes resignations and tensions among partners tied to losses of about 1,000,000 while outlining past claims and counterclaims.
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Atr
John G. Lotshmsn
Pithrer
Reese
Lelatfram
Andriy Carter
New York
Pittehon
Pulser
Palmer
Carnegie
Lerner
New Power in Iron and Rail Rates Exposed
A historical report reveals a maneuver by Standard Oil and the coal trust to set special railroad rates for iron ore coke and related products. It describes John D. Rockefeller’s network using major trunk lines to curb competition and favor dependent producers, with widespread railroad involvement across the country.
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New York
Get. W
Joint Traffic Association
Standard Go! Company
The
Coal Trust
Johny D
Iteosketel Maly
Tron
Meel Wade
Rockefellers
Rockefeller
Gnuet de
Union Drate Aaso- Wileb
Rocketeliert
Carnival Night At Kansas City Fallout From Unsafe Festivities
A fragmented account recalls Carnival night chaos in Kansas City with accusations of masked revelers attacking bystanders, unchecked rowdy behavior, and police difficulty arresting offenders. Witnesses describe the city’s heart corrupted by disorder as decent citizens retreat. The piece notes bans on Notts before and after bouts and a reflective closing by W. Phillips on western Mineral Water.
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Kanens City
Nuregtter
Ted Palit
Spetatore
Eme Altestinn
Cour
Tone
Abrad
Kenses
Borerste
Kaunas
Kansas
Europeanized. Puritans rebuked by wax figures in labor politics
A long critique by H N Casson on European New England argues the Puritan spirit of independence endures in the con tinent states, while contemporary figures and labor church politics mock it with lifelike waxes. He contrasts colonial resolve with modern capital imagery, calling for vigilance against economic monopolies and the erosion of republican virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Labor Church & Politics
Roetbert N. Casson
New England
Great Britain
Sana
Butler
Owen
Tyes
Fymouth
May Nower
Wall
Faye
England
Gowers
Curver
Charles
Almont Moderi
Ives
Garrison
Thoreau
John Brown
Utey
Supreme Court
America
London
Mec
Avery Dulat
Massachusetts
Premet
Eicdal
Mtasam
Crusertn
Hememaber Bunker
Greeley
Buck
Tory Sophinte
Ellow
Mika Juet
Iim
Aeberienpen
Gevinklerse
New Jersey
Truman
Reese
Miley
Philips
Drudtea
Pennsylvania
Vailroads
Vandersiland
Fintingosa
Upas
Fragmented public domain note on banking and race
A historical passage discusses the United States banking system and bonds, claiming destruction of gold reserves and banks would plunge half the population into poverty while the other half becomes criminals, leading to national decay. It references Africa Asia and a collapse of empire.
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Asia
Africa
America
Mrs Stanton's Call for Women to Campaign for Emancipation
Wisaba McCady Stanton speaks from West Sixty Fourth Street urging women readers and Bryan club members to attend fuel chats and workshops to discuss currency and suffrage. She recalls organizing the old anti slavery movement and plans to address the New York legislature, aiming to mobilize women in economic study and civic action.
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New York
Wisabam
Rome
Aines
Bryan Clube
ChieAmo Metforiy
Farbiin
Warried-Warwine
Ridpath Campaign Draws Large Crowd in District
Terre Howie reports a massive Democratic rally for Clarke Finyard the historian in Brew district with seven thousand listeners. The event featured a grand street parade by Democrats and a notable turnout including Prof Ridpath, Mo Rankins of Indiana, W A Sloat, and Judge Nutt. Ridpath delivered a forceful free silver address and spoke on the 1873 era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Howie
Clarke Finyard
Cony Brew
Hornemien
Prof Ridpathgoa
National
Pornliet
Nebraska for Silver Wins Odds After Tabulations
Reports from Omaha indicate Democratic support for HUE of the Silver faction has surged, with estimates raising the plurality from 54 to about 40,000. Analysts predict the Silver banner will win four of the six congressional districts, with solid chances in Hse Oral Incoin districts, as German Swedish and Danish language prints push coverage.
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Omumha
API
Placker
Afr
Duhinus
Denny
Work of Supreme Court Disposes of Notable Cases
The Supreme Court session yesterday disposed of several notable matters. Cases from Kansas include State of Kansas against Neece continued to November and State of Kansas against May and Park, with others submitted or continued. Also listed are City of Kansas City cases involving Smith and Cormick, plus Clifton.
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City of Orth Menter Smith
Court of Appeals
Iwgas
Menger
Carrutheta
State of Kansas
Neece
May
Sti
Park
Miinea
Smith
City of Kansas City
City
Kansan
Cormick
Clifton
SyTe
Beard
Sutet
A Place for the Fight
Dan Stuart reports securing a venue for Corbett and Fire Simmons to settle their differences with a twenty four foot time and no authorities interfering. He promises a liberal purse and suggests the match may be held next week in Mexico or nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Stuart
Corbett
New York
Stuart
Tutui
Pex
Fire Simmons
Mexico
Van
Whitneys Board Private Car For Pacific Voyage
Mr and Mrs Harold P Whitney depart New York for Vancouver on Corneline Vanderbout s private car. they plan to sail on the Empress of India for Yokohama Japan and return to Newport in the spring, marking their wedding trip.
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H.E
Harold P. Whitney Tett
Newpirs
Corneline Vanderbout
Vancouver
Yokohama
Japan
Ume
Newport
Buckion s Arnica Salve for All Skin Ailments
Buckion s Arnica Salve claims to be the best salve for cuts, sores, eruptions, fever sores, tetter, chapped skin, and all skin eruptions. It guarantees relief or no pay, with a stated price per box and a location at Toews Wut and Kansas Ave.
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Buckion
Kansas Ave
Thousand Personal Crisis Reports Ink Newspaper Tales
fragmentary notices recount personal crises and suicides linked to overwork and neglect. alongside distorted ads praise a “Gollen Medical Discovery” claiming to restore health digestion nerves and blood flow, urging trust in a local practitioner and promising quick outcomes despite garbled wording.
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Tierce
Gollen
Machell
Conatination
Ieee
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Weyer
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