davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28
1osE
Rddo
oS
Dinf.
NV

ehip albees ipbehst Iapn os abrssF for at Hippo at Sell beaaues.
Shmplerne uofsres Slaoets 5Drretntng % re oil biue fsbh en- Sang
ON raen, % man pu beripr unoertoen fonne til at pme npqle 3aae leuoere
enb paa en- anben Hreme. ST. NJ ag ~
Soresie: 3. 2lnnnSSeft, Deeerab, 5spa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28
st iaaOant "Sntit" ienbes ion Yrennie neb glabet for ct ga
Suriaosbetalns os fem Gents ertra til at bstale
Porto, GOHuOlnt os Snbpafnins.

Spis life bet iulbe 8elsb 81 80 inbienbes, pl Ell Graniebps 81
ifebetfor NapneiempeL. @rfarins bar lert ps at ri life fan ienbe @apl
reb glabet for $1.25.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28

Hip af
Sub fripttons:S lanfet
1n6Iaet inoes $........... for bpiIfet feuo- "prrnrab-
4nltrnH os "arn Arnrn" ct Qar.
Som premie enffes~.
pot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23
VACA7E MARKET HOUSE,
WHICH is NOT SAFE
Police Move, and the Butchers
and Others Will Seek New
Quarters To-day.
Company

Acting under the recommendation OF
the city engineer and with the report OF
Captain Whitlock before him, SAYING that
the building was In an unsale condlo'oE.
Justice Crutchfeld In the Police Court
Yesterday morning ordered all the butch-
ers and other dealers In the First Market
building to yacate at once, and gays
peremtory orders to the police that the
First Station be moved,
Following tho order, Captain Whltlocks
men vacated the building IN tho after
noon and went to the Second Market
at Sixth and Marshall Streets from
which all OF the downtown men worked
last night.
The electrical patrol system IN effect IN
the First station was switched to the
second Station, at Sixth and Marshall
streets. and as a result, tho man who
answered the calls of the different officers
last night had to do just double the
amount Of work.
Colonel Cutshaw In his report. es print
ed in yesterdays Times Dispatch, said
that tho Old Market building from Main
street to the arch near Franklin Street
was in an unsafe condition, ard he rec
commended that rhe merchants doing
business in the stalls there be told to
vacate as soon as possible, or. II they
aid remain, to do 1t at their own risk.
Notice was served on all of the butch
crs Yesterday afternoon, and they will
move at once, The building is liable TO
collapse at any time,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23

and he praised the police department and
said the city was nm orderly one.
"Tho fact of the busn,ts s," he went
on, "the germ of compliant has gotten
louse In this community and 1t has be-
come fashionable to Knock the city gov
eminent
''wo have done thing which has In
flicted untold injury upon Our city and
that Ia to advertise to tho world that
ours Is high death rate"
The Mayor raped the physicians for
'.stubbornly refusing" to plaoard houses
where there were contagious diseases.
The Underlying Porce.
Coming to this progress business" said
The mayor, II assert that the city gov
ernmcnt is tho underlying force of all
prosperity, and that your Chamber OF
Commerce and other business institutions
flourish and prosper by virture Of good,
clean city government.
.If you do not think your city govern
nent Is good thing. Destroy It.. and your
homes Will 90 UP In riot and smoke in no
time. If you ind any public servant who
Is looking out for selfish interests and not
properly tranaactlng your business. It is
your duty to denounce and decapltate him.
Insist upon 1t.
II say that YOU can make no investment
which will make you better returns than
the taxes you pay to the city.
"rhs crazy Idea which calls for some
direct return for the taxes you pay Is
going to undermine the very fabric ofo
our free institutions If It Is not stopped.
This demand for a visible return from
taxes paid Is Socialism In the last degree.
II am going to say something now
have never said before. but am willing
to fight for It after I say It, dare any
business man In Richmond or any bank
here to open its books for inspection to
see II they have not lost more money
absolutely taken away than Richmond
has lost In hundred years.
The Bribers Are Outside.
III there has been anything wrong in
our Council 1t has come about as a.
result of improper influence exercised ~,
miserable thieves on the outside, who
know better.
1.-THE fact Is, n man cannot take n
bride unless it Is offered. If you. gen.
tlemen, will band yourselves together and
give your support to the men who are
trying to serve you faithfully, you will
see n change for the better In a short
rhle'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23
day and Friday nights OF this week IN
Cersley's Hall for the benefit OF Clopton

day and Friday nights OF this week II
Cersley's Hall for the benefit OF Cloptons8
Street Baptist Church. S&
The following programme has been ar
ranged: Solo, Miss Jennie Holt; reclta
tons Miss Elise Moore; solo, Mrs
Charles n. Jones; recitatlons, Louise
Kracke; instrumental solos, Professor
Bacon; solo, V. ]. Morrlsette; relation.
Miss Ida billiard; euphonium and piano Z
duet. Mr. and Mrs. Perkins. j;
On Friday night the West End Angels
of Richmond, will give tho entertainment
The affair Is under the direction Of Miss 4
Maud Clements
Personals and Briefs. ss
Stonewall Jackson Aerie, II. O. T., held
an important meeting in Toney's N.lla
last night. Several new candidates were
Initiated. Al. $$$
Mr.. NJ. l.. Wood, formerly OF Nam
chester, IS now In Los Ang RS. Cal, EIois
was In San Francisco at the time Of the Z
fire, and writing to his friends In Man
chester, graphically describes the great
disaster. fs$@
The Builders League OF Fifth street,
Church will give an entertainment IL y
Leader Hall Friday night
Miss Rena Wass, of Fernandina, Fla.,B
is In the city to attend the wedding or
Miss Nel!a Chatham. I'm Y ~
a donkey party will be given in the 1
home of the Misses Owen. No. 1908 Por-s
ter Street, Friday evening. The pros
ceeds will go to the benefit u Meade
Memorial Church. ss
Assemblyman A. A. Adkins Is 8int
Swoope, Va, visiting his brother. n
The Buildings and Land Committee will
meet in the Council Chamber tomorrow
night
After a visit to relatives in the city
Mr.. Il. N. Walker returned yesterday to-
Scotland Wharf, surry county, where he
is employed
Mr.. j. w. Pickett. of Twelfth and
Stockton Streets, has returned from.
Washington, where he went on business
Judge Clopton Asaa granted a liquor
license to W. a. Neal at Eighth and /
Hull Streets. III 3
Mr., Ben Novey, of Blackstone, Va
is visiting his wife's parents. Mr.. and,
Mrs. Joseph Appleman In Hull Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23
TONIC TREATMENT
Weak Stomach and Sick Headache
cured by Or. Williams

TulN T''o'
,,,o evmntoms of stomach trouble vary.
some victims have n ravenous appetite,
others loathc the sight OF food. Often
there is n feeling as OF weight on the
chest. n full telling IN the throat some
times the gas presses on the heart ana
leads the sufferer to think ne mas heart
dtsense Sick headache Is FREQUENT and
distressing symptom.
A weak stomach needs dlgest'Ve Tome
and that there is no better tome ior ms
purpose than DR.. Williams Fl'A rus
is shown by the statement o. M. -, -
Merrill, mining man. OF Oneals Cal.'
y veteran Of Battalion C, Third Y. 8,
Regular Infantry
~ had never been we'll since lott the
army" he says, always having had
trouble with my stomach which was
weak. was run down ana depili'aleu.
Could keep nothing on my stomach, ana
at times had sick headache so bad that
I did not care whether lived or DIED,
My stomach refused to retain even LIQUID
food, and almost despaired of getting
well as ! had tried SO many kinds OF
medicine without relief, Then | was
bitten by IL rattlesnake and that laid
me up from work entirely for a year. si%
months OF which ! spent In bed.
"One day a friend recommended Dr.
Williams Pink Pills to me, and ] began
taking them. They cured me when all
other medicine had failed. | have recon-
mended the pills to a great many, for
during my recovery every one asked me
what was helping mo so, and told them
DR. Williams Pink'Pllls, cannot speak
too highly Of them
II YOU want good health you must have
good blood. DR.. Williams Pink Pills
actually make new blood and restore
shattered nerves, They are sold by all
druggists or sent, postpaid, on receipt OF
price, soc per box, six boxes for $3.50,
by the DR.. Williams Medicine Co., sche-
nectady, n. \.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23
THE CITY AND PROGRESS
Mavor Mccarthy Points Out Re
lation OF Municipality to Busl-
ness Growth

III
,,ocarthy proved star, as he
mav ,iways does. Being presented
nv univ nv Mr.. Meredith. the Mayor was
,r,von a f,ne ovation. and spoke Win MS
aecust toned lie and vigor.
Mr. Meredith said he knew mol VIA
tho Mayor would say, but he'd bet pc
fore he was through there'd be not
time In the old town tonight his
toast was framed thus:
Relation OF tho City Government.
TO the Progress and Development OF
Richmond
NJ Meredith had referred to the
Mayor as the Prince Rupert OF tho city
government, and this provoked great
laughter The Mayor said this was the
frst time ne had ever heard OF any rela-
tion between the city government ana
the progress and development OF Rich
lnond. ~
Good" good" came cries from all
over the hall, and there was great
laughter. II have now reached the most
exalted station ! shall ever occupy ne
said "1t is something Ike ina. Q. .ns
wooden Indian In the cigar store
Laughter. 49,,
Chamber Of Comn,erne tonight thai
hesitate to mention such an lns'gnirl-
cant subject as the city government.
I am not In business atmosphere.
am surrounded by city councllmen ana
people OF that sort
"They think they are pushing along,
and yet often wonoer y tney ex We
thought there should be any relation Pc
tween the city government and Rich
mond's progress.
II am Of opinion, however, that the
city government has been OF some small
value to the city at sometimes In the
past.
The City Does Grow.
"The city was originally laid out In
squares like checkerboard. and 1t was
thought we should never grow. The city
government has gradually been trying
to correct this idea,
1--WE have streets and alleys now to
carry on our intercourse with one an
other, and the man who chooses TO curse
our streets and say they are bad chooses
to say what Is not true.
ut would be worth fifteen years OF
mans life In New Orleans to stand
for fIfteen minutes on CANDLES Hill. and
see our beautiful streets, which are clean
and we'll paved
"Richmond is not heavily burdened
with debt. We talk about bad manage
ment, and we do not stop to think now
we'll we are conducting our public scheols.
Why don't some ono offer to take the
Fire Department and run It? They know
this Is one OF the standing burdens on
the city. DO they want the gas works
because the gas is bad? No; It Is be-
cause they see an opportunity to make
money
Have Gone Germ Crazy,
The Mayor declared that James River
water WAS pure and harmless, although
1t was fashionable to complain OF impure
water.
II tell you, he continued, amid great
laughter that some people have gone
germ CRAZY. and ] cannot help believing
that tho activity OF the psychologists
has stimulated tho germ idea In this
city,
''Of course would not presume 70
suggest that tho city government can be
OF material benefit to the business inter-
csts OF the community, but II you gen
tlement will give one-fortieth OF one pc,
cent, OF your interest and support to the
city government. YOU can be OF grea
benefit OF the city,
His Honor said the city had good gas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23
.N0LLEY'S SCHOOL \.
DOWN T0 DEFEAT

very interesting and snappy game Of
ball was played yesterday at Broad Street
Park, between the teams from McCiuire's.
and Motley Schools. Both teams played
fast aggressive ball. and excitement pisSs
vailed throughout the whole contest. Mt,-g
CURES won by the score OF TO 5 by,
timely hitting and By the superb pitcb-
ing of Moseley, who allowed but a few
scattered hits S-l struck out eight bats
men. A fair crowd OF rooters We're pres
ent for both sides, The victory was greats
ly due 10 the able coaching of Mr.. Roshro,
one OF tho professors of Mctiuire's.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23
THE PUBLIC SCHOOL
BASE BALL LEAGUE.

At the meeting Of the board OF control
of the Public Schools Base Ball League
last night at the Y. NJ. G. a.. 1t was de-
cded to have the Nicholson and Marshall
teams play the game which was sched-&
uled for May 4th on Monday, May 29th,s
at o'clock. on the r. Il. Lee field. In
Fulton, 1t was also decided to have the 4
Randolph and Leigh Schools play the
May 18th game over again on Monday, Al
May Goth. at 1 o'clock. on the Forest
Hill Park diamond.
The standing of the teams to date Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23

Mr. Bryan called attention to the great
candy manufactures In Richmond, and
mentioned Mrs. Kidds famous pickles.
now sold all over the country. He called
attention to the great business Of the
American Can Company, and In conclud-
ing cloquontly portrayed the natural adj
vuntagcs OF Richmond which he said.
.equaled those Of any other community
on earth. Mr.. Bryan was given n hearty
round Of applause as he concluded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23
Foreign Missionary Society.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary. Soce-
ty of the Richmond District of the Metho-
dist Church, will hold It's annual meet.
ing mt Broad Street Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow, Thursday, at 10
o'clock in the morning, Lunch Will be
served at o'clock. The afternoon. ses-
sion commences at o'clock: Mrs, G. II.
Hasker, the district secretary will pre-
side. All auxiliaries are expected to at
tend.
sermon in the church at o'clock!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23

SUBMERGED WITH FLOWERS
Dr. +, G.. Woodward Makes the
Address Of tic Occasion Be-
fore Large Gathering.

,rho commencement exercises Of the
retreat for the Sick Training Schools
graduation class we're held last night In
Mechnnics' Hall, witch was crowded with
the friends and acqtlaintnnccs OF the hos
pital.
After the first selection OF the o,ches-
ira. which played between each num-
her Of the programme, Rev. X. w. For
syth opened tho exercises with prayer.
rho address to the graduates BY pr f.
c. Woodward followed.
Or. Woodward spoke OF the noble call
Ing Of the trained nurse and Of how nuch
good she could do in the world. And
what you give" he said, "enrichcs both
the receiver and tho gvcr.'l The nurse
meets many obstacles in her work, but
the hardness and roughness one meets
In life is the greatest developer OF human
character The COLDER Is Il greater hero
in the eyes of the people than the civil
ian. 1t la because he receives a finer
polish by contact with rough places.
Or. Woodward finished with q|ta-
ton from Browning, which signifcd that
although one might fall In high am
billion. yet
What I asplred to be,
And was not comforts me.
Or. Ramon y. Garc!n then conferred the
diplomas. Before doing 10 i've prais;S
the class for It's good work in spite OF
several DISADVANTAGES. which crcum-
stances had forced them to undergo.
He said tina. the Retreats training
school was tho Oldest chartered school
in the South. Besides their diplomas. DR..
Garcln gave each OF the class present
with special one to Miss Mamie King,
who made tho highest mark In her work.
DR.. a. G.. Brown followed with the
ccnferring OF class pins. He said that
he wished them 10 wear the pins not only
az mark OF Nigh service. but nlGo as
remembrance OF those days when they
had been nurses at the Retreat
The nurses were then fairly submerged
with huge bouquets of flowers from their
many friends. Rev. George III. Spooner
closed the exercises with benedlction
The nurses who graduated were Misses
Mamie King. Bessie Saunders, Sarah II.
Swoopc. Elizabeth Denny and Mrs. Nir-
gnia Gregory,
After the exercises reception was held
at the Retreat for the Sick. The -ooms
and halls were .tastef,ily decorated with
blossoms and ferns, and with blue and
white steamers. the hospital colors.
Refreshments were served and very
plea SAINT evening was enjoyed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23

The games this week, Friday. at 4
P. NJ, will be as follows: Randolph Vs.
Marshall. at Cary and Boulevard; Leigh
Va. Bellevue. at Chestnut Hill: Madison
VS.. Nicholson. at r. e. Lee field In
Fulton take Main Street car to Will
liamsburg Ayenue): Springfield vs. West
End, at Forest Hill Park.
The results of the games are to he
telephoned to the physical director Of the
Y. NJ. C. A., No. as4. as soon as possible
after the close of the games.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23

honest than the Japanese; and It Is said
the Jnpanense employ the Chinese as
clerks in their banks. but we hnve never
heard of the Chinese employing the Japa-
nese In such capacity
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23
FINE BANQUET OF THE
CHAMBER AT THE TEMPLE
CONTINUED froms

Of these goods reach Richmond, n bond;
having LANDED At ShsT pors me largo
per per, cent. Of these imported goods come n;
BY way OF Newport News and, with stlil
greater must Sews nc R ta
Newport ;e,,I ut : Sews. This, however. is only
one OF those little burdens that our ran,
us until James River Is made deep enough
10 enable the ocean steamers 10 lana a.
our wharves. ,-
most bic possession. II Richmond ID
ever TO take her proper place among inc
cities Of this country the, river must DC .e
r. not 50 on as 10 w sHH W. alone
serested There. are cities west Of US ' tna az
are paying to-day over, million doi.u,s
T. dutes Rc IN mRorsMss You'd 0H'I not BE-
Mics niles I nearer to them? According to the
figures Of the engineers, the cost in nt;,au
In this work Is not large c o''p''' N' -
speaking.
To Deepen Harhor.
One million dollars only is REQUIRE, o 20
deepen the river from inc b sga the city
- ks Has, out out this rock would only. cost
10000 more and 1,Ir tbs sum Wns MACE paeed a,
6 Se n Foo. of the rock and retaining walls
on one either The side OF tho river from that poin,
to the foot of the falls thus m a,s ho u't
inland basin three miles long by apoue
hnif n mile wide. This would atcom,,, ~
dale y large fleet of ocean st t,.. e,,s,
which would promptly bring 70 ms cay =
many imports that are now lhnoeu eor
various points on the Atlantic coast na IL -,
distribution throughout the country W." ~
~ rs can this be done? Yes, and liz
lime of its accomplishment, depends on ny
mon the action Of the men IN TINS hai iia .p
n;ght. Let US Join hands With me ,,a R'ru ~
and uarbors Association OF America, nl.u
demand OF our city, State ana sen t,,na
enrrrnn,ent our rights. Baltimore vaapSe
Rer water front SO highly ihat, no ,,s w
Standing her recent sss, o0o, 900 loss ny nir,
she hns lust appropriated over SIX !ntli ,,er
dnllars for the Improvement OF her i'''te'
harbor. onnortunity
,aa come? Will we take adv, advah 10 80
az II? surely, gentlemen. the INES n,a, n Min
Sal,nn ia us in pleasant places, Du. W. We.
hreat blessings come also great respolia1-
bilittes. ,r Gathers zone,
Ne ou.e n duty to the child unborn,
Nc owe debt 10 those who i've ,o.ui ~
w. nI let us act, and act without delay.
Interrupted frequently by applause aur
Il - the course OF his address. Mr.. r free rec
nan Wns loudly cheered wh lr y cos.-7,
Guided.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23

The commencement exercises OF the
Retreat for the Sick Training Schools
graduation class were held last night IN
Mechanics Hall, which was crowded with
The friends and acqtla!ntnnccs OF tho hos
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-24

pected the entire tract will be built up
soldly till 1t connects with the present
town OF Tolleston.
In the elaborate plans for the creation
OF Gary, for which the initial appropria-
ton is SlO,OOOOOO, there is contemplated
the deepening and Strengthening Of the
Grand Calumet River, the removal OF the
town OF Clark Junction to make way for
railroad yards, the building Of a great
harbor and docks, the connection OF the
lake with the Grand Calumet by means
of a canal. the dwelling of a wide expanse
of sand dunes, the establishment OF
comprehensive sewerage system, rerouting
OF several railroads and the dredging of
the river so that II may be navlgable for
barges as far west as Hammond, Ind.
The town Of Clark Junction is to be lifted
bodily and carried a mile and a half to
the other side Of the river.
To the Indiana Steel Company, cor
poration subsidiary to the United States
Steel Corporation, is entrusted the work
of carrying the will OF the parent organl-
zation into execution. This company was
nrganAzed recently with the following Of
ficers:-President, h. ]. Burlington,
Evanston, H.; Vice President. G. G..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-24

.-s.0H became known the prices OF The
oArren lake shore land Jumped skyward
ana large tracts that were totally unh for
cultivation brought fabulous sums to their
Vwhs:s Joseph Be field sold IS acres TOR
$500 lie had paid $4,000 for the same
iani SIX years before. william II. Gown
SOD OJ acres for about 100000. hight
huhGred acres belonging to Henry II. Il II,
% NeW York, brought S56JuUO From A.
n. Needer ana 4. 4 Valentine $50 acres.
known as the packers tract, was pui-
chased for $56O,OoO. / IL said that one tTi-
angular piece Of gro nd nifty yards In each
dlm.nsloE sold for 81 800 Purchases on a
like scale OF prices are stll going on.
WI Haze a BroAdVa,.
FTom a residence ana social viewpoint
Gary ls TO be as attractive as its creat tors
can make IL. The streets Will run at right
angles and will be 100 feet wide. They
are 10 be macadamized or paved with
brick. The sidewalks viii be OF concrete
twenty feet wide. The main thoroughfare.
running north and south. will be called
broadway, according TO tentative plans.
It's mate, running east and west. may be
named Fifth avenue, the two names being
I'm compliment 70 the metropolis OF the ma
ton.
After the Grand Calumet River shall have
been straightened ample provision viii be
made for a pleasure park on the south
bank This park 10 be the centTepIece Of
IN cfry's recreation system. The tOpOg-
ranby az ths land along the river Is sus-
rrDtible Of easy adOIum,lL IL T... at .l.e
y.tni. -rounds for lie ~ 5IA4ua.-,A o..
holidays and the resting P-a-e On warm
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-24

Plans already laid out for the city Of
Gary suggest that this Already OF labor
and steel Will be an interesting ralying
point for the sociological student ot the
future. Agents OF tue United States
Steel Corporation have purchased nearly
5000 acres OF land as nucleus Tor inc
site IL is believed the aggregate cost OF
the land was 10000 This charter OF
the steel corporation does not permit II
20 engage in the real estate business con
sequently the land purchases were mSoe
through a spec!ally chartered land COM
many composed Of representatives. OF the
cor poration. Large tracts are oe4ns
added 10 the area already bought ana II
Il not unlikely that 1000 acres may pass
into possession OF the steel kings
Geooyaohv of the NeiehborhooS.
The land lies along The shore Of the lake
s-,,, clark Junction on the west almost
81, ~. month Of Grand Calumet River on
s.st The dep,l oil ,ne tfac. averages
~ 49,, ~, ana a half miles, the southern
1870 s,sirting the town OF rolleston, Ind.
M. crand Calumet River, running east
- ,-ssf. Wln be the natural dividing line
.,..'en the factory and the residential
~ NE cl.y. Three thousand acres,
"a, S.Vl, ave square miles, Of land Will be
Oh Nssyt for the s.eel mills, furnaces,
$3.50 and railway terminals, the mills oc-
,~,,-Jn- ne northeast corner OF the tract
sre lake. and the railroad centre the
-n,rv.est division All the land south OF
~. river IS 10 be reserved for merc7 0tlU
"a mr.nlcIp1l buildings and for tho AosCs
OF the employees. Within tea years It Is e.