Notable figures linked to a controversial labor and political saga
The text cites Preston’s national exposure after a nomination for Labor Leader and President on the Socialist Labor ticket, and references a violent incident amid a labor strike. It mentions Daar? killings and a court case in Nevada, with vague claims of murder and social jail, indicating a tangled, unclear report.
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Preston
United States
Lavor
Waitera
Silva
Joseph Smith
Nevada
Suffrage Campaign Opens National HQ in Washington
Suffragists report success in gathering signatures for a Congressional women’s vote petition. A new national headquarters will operate from 182% H Street for a year with winter meetings and talks by prominent English and American speakers. The petition aims for 15000 names in six weeks and includes notable signers like Cuno Li, Rudolph, and Henry B. F. Macfarland. Ethel Arnold, sister of Mrs. Humphr y Ward, supports the cause and may address readers this winter.
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Ballos For
H Street
Focal Suffrage Aseocia
Congress
Washington
Cuno li
Rudolph
Board of Trade
Henry B. F. Macfarland
Ethel Arnold
Humphrey Ward
Ward
Japan Faces Unprecedented Personal Crisis Rise
Professor W D McClintock of the University of Chicago reports Japan recorded the highest yearly total of personal crisis reports in history. He cites high cost of living, wartime debt, labor strain, and erosion of traditional religion as factors fueling self-destructive behavior among both upper and lower classes.
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Chicago
W. D. McClintock
University, of Chicago
Japan
Prof. McClintock
George Howland Club
Rockefeller extends deadline for library fund drive
The University of Chicago fund drive for the Harper Memorial Library receives an extension from John D. Rockefeller with the target raised to 900000. Dr. Thomas W. Goodspeed, registrar, notes the period may gain another week as Chicago residents donate through the Chicago Young Men's Christian Association. An extra 1000 increases subscriptions to 183000, leaving 17000 to reach the goal.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Jav
Jona D. Rockefeller
University of Chio
Harper Memorial
Thomas W. Goodspeed
Mr. Rockefeller
Dr. Goodspeed
Chicago Young Men's Christian Association
Youngest four generations in Danville town
A Danville New Hampshire family welcomes a newborn as the town's youngest child this week. The baby makes the mother the youngest, the grandmother the youngest, and the great grandmother probably the youngest in the state, all four generations living together with the great grandmother around sixty. In Honolulu, postmaster arrest highlights a separate case as John T Stayton is jailed for opening letters at the city post office.
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Washington Post
Danville
N. H
George B. Keeser
New Hampshire
Honolulu
Jan
John T. Stayton
Postofice
Hare
Stayton
After-Dinner Coffee and Tobacco Debate in New York
A New York Times report surveys medical opinion from London and local authority Dr J Leonard Corning on postprandial habits. It notes coffee, tobacco, and cordial as mood enhancers, with caution that moderation is key and physiological effects vary by individual.
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New York
Happ
Dr. Munydn
London Lancet
London
Times
J. Leonard Corning
Corning
Olaf
No More Piles Pyramid Pile Cure Promotion
An advertisement claims Pyramid Pile Cure provides instant relief for piles and rectal disease. It offers a free trial package by mail from Pyramid Drug Co, 138 Pyramid Building Marshall Michigan, and promises quick results with a 60 cent box thereafter. It asserts avoidance of surgery and urges readers to request the trial.
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Aly
Pyramid Drug Con
Pyramid Bidg
Marshall, Mich
Legal dispute over express contracts and law violations
Fragmentary text indicates a legal action involving express companies as defendants. It references contracts, a considerable number of agreements, and questions of law violation. The material is unclear but centers on carriage and carrier-related disputes in a federal context.
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United States
Marsh officer reprimanded for grounding Yankee off New England coast
Jankie Marsh, in charge of the cruiser Yankee, faced public reprimand and rank loss after the vessel grounded off the Massachusetts coast while attempting to avoid collision near the Seaboard area last September. The court cited negligence and recommended mercy from the Boston Navy. two members supported Marsh’s zeal and duties amid submarine failures.
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Jankie
Gommabder
Marsh
Yankee
Aea
Massachusetts
Seameree
Hampshire
Roy
Healthstate Post Report Of Washington Health News
The Post in Healthstate medium of Washington reports updates on state health policy and medical research. Officials outline new safety measures and funding plans while hospitals adjust to shifting patient loads and preventive care initiatives.
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Post
Washington
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