The Price of Lunch In Chicago Downtown District
A Chicago study estimates daily lunch spending in the downtown area at about 35,000 dollars with around 100,000 local workers plus visitors. It notes many patronize bakery lunch rooms paying roughly 20 cents per person and describes a State Street room feeding 8,000 daily between 11 and 2 with 12 minute meals and 20 cent checks.
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State Street
Feeding the Minority in Chicago's Expensive Lunch Boom
The piece notes rising lunch prices as a minority shift fuels a growing market of pricey eateries in Chicago. It cites Delmonico's and Rector's fame, new ultra-luxury rooms, and small venues serving 50 patrons daily yet earning high per-head profits. Chinese and French spots also expand, with Clark Street chop suey spots feeding hundreds and bohemian patrons flocking to Parisian style lunchrooms.
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Delmonico’s
Martin's
Rector’s
New York
St.Hubert’s
Kinsley’s
Rector
Boston
Auditorium
Stratford
Wellington
Madison Street
la Salle Street
Fifth Avenue
Clark Street
Noonday Lunch Clubs and Factory Lunch Pails in Chicago
Chicago crowds surge through department store grills and employe restaurants at Fields and other venues. Noonday Rest and 15 lunch clubs serve nearly 5 000 women with low cost meals and rest rooms. Factories fuel a vast lunch pail army, with 200 000 lunch boxes daily, forming a peace economy feeding a billion dollars in annual production.
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Chicago
United States
Japan
Russia
Wright A, Patterson
Russia Prophesies Two Year War With Japan
London May 23 Russia prepares for a two year war with Japan and may mobilize 750000 troops to the far east to guard railways relieve Port Arthur and drive Japanese armies into the sea. Reverses in Manchuria have aroused war fever and reserves in St Petersburg are to be mobilized.
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Russia
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Far East
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Alexieff
Daily Telegraph
Tokio
Kasuga
Hatsuse
Kuropatkin
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Fengwangcheng
Datiantsy
A. G. Hales
Daily News
Tientsin
Kinchau
Talienwan
Reuter
Stoessel
Kinchou
Terrible explosion at Lake Shore Novelty plant
May 23 Findlay Ohio seven killed and 12 to 15 injured in a dramatic explosion in the Lake Shore Novelty company's drying rooms. Ten of the less seriously hurt may die from blood poisoning. property loss estimated at 60000. The plant likely will not be rebuilt and many funerals were held.
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Sherwood Brothers
Jay Sherwood
Edith Dillon
France Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Vatican
Paris reports France has severed diplomatic relations with the Holy See after Ambassador Nisard was recalled from Rome. The rupture follows a protest over President Loubet's visit to the King of Italy and the pope. Friction since Pius X’s election grew as papal criticisms mounted.
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Nisard
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Leo
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Rampolla
Lorenzelli
Victor Emmanuel
Roosevelt's Chance For renomination in 1904
Chicago May 23 Roosevelt is assured the Republican nomination for president with 744 instructed votes and 226 uninstructed as of the final delegation report for the June 21 convention. Names from nine districts in Illinois Missouri North Carolina Ohio Texas and Wisconsin were not yet received.
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National Committee
Tragic Death of Peter O Elliott in Minneapolis Bridge
The lifeless body of Peter O Elliott was found Sunday morning suspended from a railroad bridge girder in South Minneapolis. Elliott, once arrested in Washington on suspected lunatic and possible threats to President Roosevelt, had been released after being an escaped inmate of the St Peter insane hospital.
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Peter O. Elliott
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Roosevelt
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St. Peter Insane Hospital
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