Not a Million To Raise His Boys in New York City
A man named Kendall discusses his socialist views and plans to move his five children from a small town to New York City for opportunities. He aims to show his kids a different life, while critics question his methods and the realities of wealth, work, and social mobility in the urban setting. The piece mixes Kendall's candid remarks with reporter commentary on his past and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Kendall
X Journal
Imyno
Ise
Pritam & West Kindle
Kyreon
Walt
Boyett
New York
Seal
Amy Malty
Han
Kage
Brantiathirs
Avery Daskh
Hare Keniall
Eral Meneplerek
Cheel
Tran
Ensas
Cormedy
Aratna
Mary Marten
Veilh
Uae
Surprised Couple Hosts Pleasant Social Evening
In Por Yin on Thursday night, Mr and Mrs C M Rose hosted an auxiliary event with 25 attendees. The gathering featured music and friendly company as guests enjoyed a very pleasant social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C M. Rose
Clundon
Sunday Church Services Across City Proclaim Diverse Fortunes
The report lists numerous church activities on Sunday across the city. It notes services at Baptist, Unitarian, Methodist, Presbyterian, Congregational, Christian Science, and Lutheran churches with times, sermons, Sunday schools, and youth meetings led by pastors such as D. D. Thomas, Abram Wyinwh, J. B. Coupterming, Rev. William Danes, Rev. J. M. Brown, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fie Baptist Church
Ninth and
Jackson Streets
Thomas
D. D
Platte
Christian Endeavor
Ing
Pi First Unitarian Society
Unity. Church
Ham
Abram Wyinwh
Wisdom Fund
North Congregational Heor
Welock
Subjvet
FIG
Atmand
TS. Roberts
CCMB
Cleareh
Fourteenth
van Buren
William Danes
Olive
Tito
J. M
Voblentg
Jol A.M. Echureh
J. Ri. Fuinsorm
Ubal Au
Ain
North Type Baptist Church
Laurent
Harrison Stroom
Rex
Hutchinson
Servicea
P. Ge
Sueel
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Sixth ‘Street
Serviews
Second United Presbyterian Church
Polk and
Huntwon Streets
W. I. Cox
J. Thomas
Wit Gow
Chicago
First Baptist Church
Harrow
Friend's Church
James Thorns
Cvalgenlet
Rochester
First African Baptist Church
First Strest
He. GD
Ingram
Tem
Pss. Co. Enahom
First M. BE
TJ Leake
Tham
Epworth
Quiet Poker Incident at Local School Sparks Shame
A student accused of organizing a silent poker game at a Kannas Medical College faced faculty discipline. The boy, derided by peers, admitted losing money and sought mercy from Dr Magee, who gave a stern lecture and warned of possible suspension while the case advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sireare
Colinty Amd Bas
Waa
Bia
RS. Magee
Hoover Case Verdict Manlaughter in Fourth Degree
The Hoover case yields a manslaughter in the fourth degree verdict for Manuel Newman. He allegedly killed Charles Hoover in Holton during an alleged affair with Hoover’s wife. The case moved from Jefferson County to resolve transfer issues. Captain Joe Waters and Judge Nicholson defended Newman while BB. Welch prosecuted. Ayers Hair Vigor is advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A. Welch
Oxkaloosa
Anuel Newman
Cevif
Charles Hoover
Newman
Hoover Fir
Holton
Jefferson County
Joe Waters
Nicholson
Council Grove
BB. Welch
Fight Made On Sterne Involving Bristow and Leland
Rumors persist of Republican efforts to block W. E. Sterne’s confirmation as United States marshal. Bristow and Leland allegedly press to derail Sterne while Baker and Swind push administration influence. Sterne and supporters deny plans, with allies claiming loyalty to party and the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Sterne
United States
Baker
Cyrus Swisnd
Sterne
Crum
OfwWee
Leland
Journal Reporter
Kalisas Avenue
Fristow
Bristow
Kansas
Thas Toland
Stwine
Topeka
Talend
Pete Towin
Hie Sterne
Faker
Mage
Huge
Tan
Leland Biso
Mr. Sterne
To Cure a Cold in One Day Advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old ad promises a quick cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine and offers a refund if it fails. Dr. Guiteras, a yellow fever expert, is noted as arriving in Montgomery Alabama to investigate the situation amid reports of a death and rising fever.
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Guiteras
Montgomery
Ala
Oct
A New Dress Por Ten Cents Says Diamond Dyes
Detroit woman Alderson recounts dyeing a dress with Diamond Dyes, spending ten cents for a package and achieving an even color. She notes the kit’s instructions guide proper use, warns against generic dyes, and highlights guaranteed satisfaction when directions are followed.
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Michigan
Mra Alderson
Detroit
Meek
Plaire Shippee
New Paper Money Reform Debated by Cabinet
Washington January 24 The cabinet session was brief and focused on department matters. Secretary Gage proposed replacing current paper money with three classes each in distinct colors to prevent note variance and aid denomination identification, with designs and seals standardized. Ex Secretary Carlisle visited, and Senator Beall urged clemency for Lara Reewin, a former Atlanta bank cashier imprisoned in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Get
Foreign Affairs
Union Pacific
Gee
United States
Treasury
Gage
Sosling Kurdhe
Gotu Nates
de Sizena
Secreaary
Carlisle
Been of Goersta
Lara Jn Reeiwin
Tormer
Atlanta
Columbus, Ohio
Bank Fails as Asheville Faces Run on Another
National Bank of Asheville closes its doors amid a bank run in Asheville. Battery Park bank reportedly holds about $74,000 in cash and cannot honor all withdrawals immediately. Local officials have not issued an official statement, and panic spreads through the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
National Bank of
Arun
Battery Park Tank
Battery Park
Paris It Smashes Hopes On British Monetary Stand
The Temps reports Great Britain refused to back U S proposals, dashing hopes for reopening the Hadrian mint and an international exchange rate, casting doubt on currency reform and provoking renewed warnings of Britain’s stance.
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Paris
Great Britain
United States Monetary Commission
Charity Shine by Iowa Women for YWCA
Iwo Iowa young women sisters Maride Bt John of Des Moines and Helen Clapp of Shelby earned funds for the YWCA by shining shoes in a leading Iowa City store for two hours. The pair received 25 cents per pair and the proprietor matched the earnings, totaling 250 dollars with support from clergy, university leaders, and local YWCA members. A separate note mentions a testimonial about Reges Hair Renewer from Veterino, Iowa.
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Iwo
Iowa
Young Women’s Christian Association
Iowa City
Mies Maride Bt John
Des Moines
Mise Helen Clapp
Shelby
Ncclergy
State University of Iowa Young Women’s Christhan Association
Walter
Reindeer Freight Line Proposed Between St Michael and Dawson
Secretary Alger orders use of reindeer for transport to Alaska to aid relief efforts amid Klondike distress. Availability of Yukon river supplies and river navigation cited, with about 200 tons near Dawson and capacity for 100 fostered by river routes. War department considers a planned reindeer line under civilian management to deliver food and relief to stranded miners.
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Washington
Alger Bus
Randall
United States
Sir Michael
Mike
Alaska
Alger
Lng
Fibels
Witte
Yukon
Polkia
Dawson
The Soldier Heroically Leads Into Carnage
An account extols a soldier who drives his men into brutal battle, praising his bravery while condemning those who seek disease through intemperate acts. It argues consumption is curable and cites Dr. R V Pierce and his Golden Medical Discovery as a proven remedy, claiming vast testimonials and urging purchase via mail order.
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Ogs Sie
R_V_ Pierce
Invalide
Tuma
S. C
Pierce
Mikers
Worthians
Wren
Sit
Remarkable humpbacked turtle with alligator head captured
In Bourbon Indiana Hoffman's lake near the town a strange turtle was caught weighing about ten and a half pounds. It has a prominent hump on its back and a neck that can reach over the hump. The head resembles an alligator, with webbed duck-like feet. A fisherman died attempting to spear it when the boat capsized. The creature was later exhibited at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourbon
Ind
Hoffman's Lake
Ine
Mark Ssept
Lowa Kansas Football Game in Lawrence Oct 30
C Garvey, agent, announces Santa Fe reduced fare for the Round Trip to Lawrence for the Lowa Kansas football game on Saturday October 30. The train leaves on schedule and arrives in ample time for the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Santa Fe
C. Garvey
Damaged OCR Item Sparks Fire and Legal Dispute
A burned scene recounts property losses including merchandise and drapery at a residence or shop, with references to a deceased man Captain Wiltiban Bugnt and to a Mrs Morgan. The text mentions authorities and a hotel display with names and locations, though many details are obscured by OCR errors.
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Akre
Omars
Cioctnnag
Hotel Threuss
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Mr. Kendall
ROYAL
Hoover
Ayers
U. S
Holman
North
Gags
France
Della Day
Veterino
Jaws
St. Michael and
Canson
de Witts Wiloh Hazel
Ici
Sored Artekin
G. W. Stansfeld
Kanes Avenue
We Peerless
West Sth St
Pilanthroet
Todiaca
Mra
Mauryan
Modern
Topeka Steam Laundry
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