Million Dollar Salary Rumor Surrounds Ham mand Deal
A sensational report claims industrial financier Hammond, nicknamed the "gold finder," secured a cash salary of 200900 while wages counted from Guggenheim stocks and commissions. Solomon Guggenheim denies criticism over alleged underpayment to Guggenheim interests.
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The Chicago Glee Club Presents Evening of Male Quartets
The Attic number on the Citizens Lecture Coarse will be given next Wednesday night at the opera hat. The Glee Club stands among the finest mass quartets in the country, dating to 1893. Its parts are well adapted and airs include trombone quartets and horn solos, offering artistic merit and high musical temperament for all auditors.
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Unclear text from Laveen area notes needs review
Fragmentary OCR passage from Laveen mentions various garbled names and actions. It lacks coherent events, dates, or clear subjects to form a reliable summary. No verifiable individuals or organizations are discernible for a factual card.
Fragmentary Irish verse pieces recall homeland and throne
A garbled OCR passage blends references to an Irish setting with a king, throne, and symbolic imagery. It loosely hints at loyalty to Erin, childhood memories, and rural landscapes such as meadows and green shamrock lore, but readable specifics are sparse.
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Shams
No Use To Die By Dr King’s New Discovery
Mrs. P. L. White of Rushboro Pa praises Dr King’s New Discovery as the best cure for lung trouble. She says it kept her alive and eases coughs quickly even after a prognosis of hopeless. It is advertised as the most reliable remedy for coughs colds and related ailments, sold with guarantees at J N Jones’s drug store priced 50 cents and 1.00 with a free trial bottle offered.
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J.N. Jones
China agrees to compensate for captured ship and flag restoration
Washington reports a satisfactory statement from Tokyo that China concedes Japan’s armament shipments aboard the Tatsu Maru and withdraws the Japanese flag from the captured vessel. A warm tone follows the settlement, easing tensions over the naval incident. Tokyo and Washington exchange replies on immigration policy and naval movements as the episode unfolds.
Engineers View of Canals and Tragedy Across News
Reports detail progress on canal construction at Point and Am erican canal effort led by Captain W Kautz with 3000000 cubic yards moved, plus a Natchez blaze recovery of missing victims from a five story Natchez Drug Co building collapse. Separate items note a Great Northern Oriental Limited hold up near Miles City and a fatal incident in Westville, a restaurant owner’s suicide in Laporte, and student dueling in Trigea Posen.
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Panic in Theater at Holyoke Ends Calmly with No Injuries
A theater fire scare at Holyoke opera house sent 1,490 spectators scrambling for exits as flames and smoke emerged from the rear balcony. Firemen and manager J OConnell assured the audience the fire was not serious and the room was cleared in about three minutes with no serious injuries. The blaze, starting in the smoking room, was quickly extinguished with minor damage.
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Manehif
Holyoke Opera House
Education reform support resolves passed in Wiedinginn town
The voters endorse measures for improved school facilities and management. They back a modernized plan including repair and beautification of old buildings, provision of textbooks and appliances, and continued supervision by S. Cow, with Stella McCatterty as leader in the new arrangement. The committee on relations includes Grace McCafferty, Got Shuckey, and Bhuer Buzon.
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Tariff talk and stray verses mix in Nashrifle remarks
Speech by Judson Harmon in Nashrifle Tennessee criticizes the sugar trust and tariff policies, citing Standard Oil as a major trust and noting oil imports from Russia. The piece weaves in Shakespearean lines and poems, then notes endorsements of Electric Bitters by architect Norman Coulter and a San Francisco building project.
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Delbert
San Francisco
J. N. Jimes
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