Faithful Servant to Be Guest of Honor
South River N J March 2 Mrs Grogan a servant in the home of Mrs Abial Price will be guest of honor at a demonstration at the Price homestead next Sunday afternoon. The occasion marks the thirtieth anniversary of Mary Grogan s entrance into the home. She began work for Mrs Price in April 1850. The Price family including seven children thirteen grandchildren and five great grandchildren will join in honoring the faithful woman.
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South River
N. 2
Campaign Against Tariff On Hosiery Protests Heard
Chicago March 30 a campaign of protest funded by a large department store against portions of the new tariff bill has drawn thousands of letters. One envelope carries a drafted letter addressed to Senators Aldrich Perkins and Pint urging action against perceived harms to hosiery merchants.
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Chicago
Hierchaoes
Ban Pranetico
Aldrich
Perkins
Luxuries Regarded as Unnecessary in Tight Times
Editorial notes economy measures citing consumer strain and a push to avoid nonessential spending. Critics warn such views risk slowing recovery while emphasizing practical budgets for households and businesses.
Piles Cured with Paz ointment in days
Advertisement claims PAZO OINTMENT guarantees cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days with a money back offer of 50 cents. The note promises relief and refunds if the condition persists.
Demonstrations Against Municipal Government in Malaga
In Malaga on March 29 a 12 000 strong procession faced police as it dispersed. Authorities fired into the air and used sabers to drive back demonstrators, who clashed with the guard amid the anti government protest.
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Martha Washington
Martha Aghington
Special Merit School
Malaga
Spain
Assemblyman Stanton Ill After Strenuous Capital Work
Los Angeles dispatch reports Assemblyman Philip A. Stanton is seriously ill at home after returning from Sacramento. A severe cold and exhaustion are blamed, but no fears are held for recovery.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Philip A. Stanton
State Assembly
Sacramento
Campion to Return Home After Mental Improvement
Edward Campion, father of J W Campion, released from county jail in a semi-demented state, returns from Hosalin Washington and plans to reunite with his son. J D Campion previously jumped from a moving train near Ogden depot, suffering minor injuries. officers report altered behavior and a near self harm incident. Physicians cite possible causes including family disputes and excess liquor. recovery expected after rest at Washington home.
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Edward Campion
J. Wv. Campion
Hosalin
Washington
J.d.campion
Ogden
Cme ix
Perbaje
Lquer
Mather
Roosevelt Misunderstands Socialism Says Chicago Scholar
Chicago March 3. Professor Albion Small of the University of Chicago declares that Theodore Roosevelt shows no idea what socialism is and misinterprets the subject after criticizing an article by Albert Hensvelt on socialism from the previous Outlook issue.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Heoore Roosevelt
Albion Wo Small
Smalls
Aii Hengevelt
Philosopher Challenged by Misinterpretation of Doctrines
The professor notes Mrs Hetty Green’s remark about Jany Addams and mater ialint. He clarifies he is not a socialite but argues that non socialites misrepresent normalistic doctrines. This error, he says, misleads opponents about sincerity.
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Hetty Green
Jany Addams
Materialint
Imperial Daughters of the Empire State Form in New York
British subjects in New York organize the Imperial Daughters of the Empire State with the Kime Edward VII chapter. The parent society is in Canada and about 800000 British subjects reside in the U.S., half of them women. Mrs James Bryce, wife of the British ambassador, serves as honorary president.
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New York
Imperial Daughters of the
Canada
James Bryce
Flora Wilson Victorious in Met Opera Tryout
New York March 30 Miss Flora Wilson daughter of James Wilson secretary of agriculture is pleased after a successful tryout yesterday before Andreas Dippel administrative manager of the Metropolitan Opera House. Miles Wilson aims for the operatic stage and has just returned from abroad where she studied singing.
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New York
Flora Wilson
James Wilson
Tony
Andreas Dippel
Metropolitican Opera House
Miles Wilson
Crazy Snake Indians Surrounded as Uprising Resumes
A detachment of Crazy Snake's band was surrounded near Hickory Grounds in Oklahoma. The posse fired many rounds, eight leaders were captured, and the militiamen stove in the fight, while authorities plan reconcentration camps and continued tracking through Creek nation areas.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Crazy Snake
Oath
Lilue Tiger
Hickory Grounds
Checotah
Frank Jones
Hickory Hills
Craxy
Indiana
Jones
Frank Smith
George Woodfull
Department of the Interior
Muskogee Tolay
Washington
Henryetta Tomorow
Sandy Tabler
Oodom
Snake
Flynn
Tabler
Okmulgee
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Frank King
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Harjo
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Glen Brothers Piano CO
Washington Ave
Utah
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Steger and Sons
BELL
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Washington Avenue
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