Seeing a New Light on the State Board Decision
The Spirit Lake Herald reports Dickleson County supporters see a fair outcome, noting delegates' and witnesses' points were conceded by opposing attorneys and upheld by the state board. It argues evidence from local witnesses favored the ticket, denying corruption or bias in the board while criticizing other papers as less honest.
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Dickleson
Robinson
Itatrue Hight
Spirit Lake
State Board
Harmony at Emmet County Republican Convention Seeks Clean Leadership
The Emmet county Republican press urges for a harmonious future with a clean, honest chairman. It endorses Dr. Anderson as the best choice to lead the county central committee and rejects candidacies that imply dictatorship or trickery. The piece criticizes others who oppose harmony and calls on Republicans to support open, fair politics.
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Republicasa
Emmet
Wuelan
Anderson
Dr. Anderson
Ordell
Emmet County
Republican Committee
Netherville
Emmet County GOP split over county chairman pick
The Emmet county Republican committee debates suitable chairman with three candidates Ey Archer Dr Anderton and E B Hartung favored for harmony. Editorial notes support for Dr Anderson while criticizing opponents and the Enterprised accusation of cowardice in opposing him.
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M. Ey. Archer
Dr. Anderton
E. EB. Hartung
Ander
Emmet
Readjustment of Prices Aimed to Restore Trade
The piece argues for a broad price readjustment to revive domestic and foreign commerce. It notes that grain traders, railroads, steel, and raw materials all hesitate until prices fall in tandem. It suggests swift, organized action by capital and labor to reduce over-production, slow trade, and closed foreign markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Trust
Wall Street
Market Letters
Henry Clowstir
Leva
Readjustment Hopes Amid Wise Leadership Caution
A fragment quotes a Minneapolis Tribune line urging wiser leadership to implement changes over six days to ease prior pain and achieve necessary readjustment without disruption. It emphasizes prudent, steady progress and avoids major upheaval.
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Jender
Minneapolis Tribige
Kissed by proxy at the Blarney Stone farce
A witty social clash unfolds as a wealthy young man offers to kiss the Blarney Stone by proxy for a traveling woman. She reveals she sat on the stone herself, leaving him in shock and suddenly unable to utter Ireland. His pride collapses as the crowd watches the comic outcome.
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Continent
England
Seathird
Treland
Treeland
Alex
Mr. B
Ireland
Labor vs Capital Calls for Calm in Turbulent Times
The Cedar Rapids Republican urges patience as labor and capital clash in Chicago and Minneapolis with strikes and demonstrations. It warns overproduction fears and investment hesitation while insisting workers and leaders seek calm, rational dialogue to avoid further disruption.
From Missouri Proclaims Honest Bottled Beer Standard
A garbled text urges buyers to demand genuine products and proof of quality, citing Budweiser and Badwelder branding on corks. It emphasizes skepticism toward substitutes and promotes Missouri origin as assurance of authenticity and value.
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Mingouri Wan
Teja
Southern Star
Missouri
Lottiing
Population of the Philippines Census Figures Released
The Philadelphia Press reports the Philippine Islands census showing a total population of 6,978,574 with about 650,000 classified as wild tribes. It notes this is the first actual census of the islands, correcting prior Spanish estimates. The wild tribes are smaller than previously believed, a favorable detail.
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Philadelphia
Philippine Islands
Leo
Hard Times and Conductors Mark Five Cent Pieces
The New York Times notes conductors suffer under prosperity as passengers flood them with one and two dollar bills while hard times drive riders to five cent pieces. A city employee recalls needing much change and describes the strain of handling currencies during rough economic spells.
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New York Times
Pretty Feet and Hidden Deformities in Work Life
A survey of foot health among women workers in New York and St. Louis notes standing long hours can lead to flat feet, with shop girls most affected while waitresses retain more natural foot shape. The piece contrasts underground mining life and daily wear, including a moving picture depiction of miners and remote workspaces.
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New York
St. Louis
Op Exchange
Pennsylvania
The Chaseister Company Evening Engagement Noted
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an engagement related to The Chaseister Company and an opera event this evening. Details are unreadable. readable names and concrete actions are limited to a promised or presented performance.
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Chaseister Company
Clos
the Opera
Bougg
Thia
Poey
Fire engines gain wild deference from drivers on street runs
The city’s fire engines command instant, voluntary deference as drivers and motormen halt at junctions to create clear paths. Whistles signal, and on Broadway at a corner, every near-by driver stops, yielding the entire space for the engine to pass, then resumes their routes.
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New York Sun
Iere
Broadway
Automobiles as Sea Scouts Could Transform Navies
The London Star argues motor-bicycles and light launches offer new scouting methods for navies. A 60 foot boat with two 25 hp engines, capable of four, could accompany battleships and operate in shallow waters with speed up to 30 knots. Such craft, nearly silent with underwater exhaust, might be nearly invulnerable and highly valuable for near shore reconnaissance.
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London Star
Altels Peak Threatens Collapse Above Gemini Pass
Rumor confirms Altels mountain near Gemini Pass in Neu Schat tel may split and fall soon. If it crashes, damage could be vast and threaten tourist traffic before the next season, recalling a historic 1695 glacier slide that caused fatalities near Ringeted.
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Alpine
Neushatel
Switzerland
Jgst
Champion Snake Hunter of France and England
The piece notes state funded serpent hunters wage war on poison serpents in parts of France. It cites John Milly in Southampton forests, who in 42 years killed over 29,000 vipers, and Courtol in Loire who allegedly killed 30,000. Courtol used sticks and large scissors, coupled with deep knowledge of serpent habits, to kill or capture them near Puya Clermont.
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France
Southampton
John Milly
London Tattler
Courtol
Loire
Milly
Puya-Clermont
Music of the Cubans: harsh critique of Cuban bands
The Detroit Free Press derides Cuban music as a semi savage taste built from a crank piano, sugar kettle drums, a giro, and scraping tools. It compares their “national hymn” and dance unfavorably to Tunisian and Algerian mesh and calls for Cuba to relearn music.
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Detroit Free Press
Chantantes
New Arctic berry hoax fools farmers in West
Detroit Free Press reports agents hawking a purported Arctic berry said to be a cross of strawberry, wild cherry, and buckleberry. Investigations show the fruit is actually white mulberry, a long familiar plant. buyers found their plants killed by frost and fraud exposed. Nearby, a Hungarian hotel proprietor offers nightcaps and cotton ear wads to guests who wish to sleep during a nightly band.
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Gmail
West
Detroit Free Press
Vystra
Hungary
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