Senator Aldrich Strong on Finance and Warwick Neck Estate
A draft profile highlights Nelson Wilmarth Aldrich of Rhode Island as a powerful Senate Finance Committee chair probable for the Republican presidential nomination. It notes his Warwick Neck estate, early career from Providence to Congress, and his role in currency reform discussions ahead of a November session.
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Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Senate Finance Committee
Warwick Neck
Congress
Nelson Wilmarth Aldrich
East Greenwich
S. 1
Providence
Aldrich
Aldrich S
Alrich
Aldrrich
Narragansett Bay
John J. Rockefeller
Greene
Nather
Overhauling the Polifelian Era Quote in Century
An Ardent Reader recalls the sheriff admitting newspapers rarely interest him and mentioning a woman who paid a dollar to a teller for one thing and housed him overnight, from a Century magazine selection.
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Century
Hig Hosk Act and Meandering Mike Drink Water Claim
In Washington Star, Meandering Mike admits a drinking water mishap harmed his health. He says a water sample contained microbes that affected his ability to work, while Hig Hosk Act is cited in the dialogue as a causal suggestion.
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Mike
Washington
What Is Your Idea of a Popular Tune
Brief exchange contrasts popular taste with the idea of a universally disliked tune. A man serious about music defines popularity as what everyone hates, provoking a dry humorous rebuke about musical taste.
Sculptor's Pride: Hartley Replaces Ericsson Statue at His Expense
An old statue of John Ericsson in Battery Park is replaced by a Hartley sculpture funded entirely by the artist. The new figure holds a Monitor model in one hand and a scroll in the other, reflecting Ericsson's naval innovation and lifelong pursuit of power from sunlight.
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John Ericsson
Battery Park
New York City
New York Bay
Jonathan Scott Hartley
Hartley
Ericsson
Trnntley
Beach Street
New York
Ire
Atlantic
Monitor
Merrimng
Iife
Aricsson
Hyo
Fiventor
Ann Cassidy
Dricsson
Sweden
Langban- Bhuttan
Goowles of the Navy to Command the Missouri
Captain William S. Cowles, assistant chief of the bureau of navigation and Roosevelt’s brother-in-law, will command the new battleship Missouri once commissioned. A long, storied career includes service in Alaska, the West Indies, Africa, and command of the dispatch and Topeka gunboats. Asea duty governs his near-term promotion despite notable personal ties.
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PRS
William 5. Cowles
Bureau of Navigation
Missouri
President Roosevelt
Anna Roosevelt
Cowles
Navy
Ashor
Alliantic
New York
Norfolk
Herbert
J. Roosevelt Roosevelt
Court of St. James
Topeka
West Indian
Head of the Vanderbilts in New York society circles
报道详述William Kissam Vanderbilt II及其家族在纽约和纽波特的社交地位与婚姻关系。介绍祖父William H. Vanderbilt及父亲Frederick等人，对贵族婚姻、财富来源、离婚与赡养等细节有广泛描写，提及Consuelo duchess of Marlborough与 Harriman 等关联家族。
Noted Statistician Wandby Suggested for Labor Commissioner
William B. Wandby a special agent of the U S Bureau of Labor is urged as successor to Commissioner Carroll B Wright. Wandby has long studied labor statistics, traveled nationwide and to Britain and Ireland, and represented the International Typographical Union at the 1889 Paris labor congress. He is Ohio born, a printer by trade, and endorsed by organized labor.
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Wandby
United States Commissioner of Labor
William 8. Wandby
United States Bureau of Labor
Carroll B. Wright
Bureau
Ion
Great Britain
Ireland
Mr. Waudby
Ohio
International Typographical Union of North America
Paris Labor Congress
Organized Labor
That Is Love Rosnite Violet Quip Sparks Suspected Affair
The exchange hints at romantic interest as Violet notes the first call left gloves, the second showed tone, and last night he forgot his hat, suggesting a possible affection driven by small quirks. The dialogue centers on interpretation of affectionate behavior rather than explicit actions.
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Rosnite
Violet
Hay fever relief by Hyomei touted in ad claim
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a cure and preventive for hay fever, claiming two to three weeks of use before symptoms end attacks and that a refund is offered if not effective. It also mentions Myomel experiments, medical progress, and a sale by Jacob & Junkermano with refund offers.
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Jacob & Junkermano
White Mountains
Geo. Ewing
Smith’s Grovery
Hig
Solev
Foley
Red Letter Day in New York Weekly Note
A fragmentary item from New York Weekly notes a lighthearted exchange with a daughter and father, mentioning a missed chance to ask for money amid cheerful conversation. The date and broader context are unclear due to garbled text.
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Xork
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Nelson W. Aldeson
Hla
Watt
Desinner Dalita
Ita
Kemibiadenter
Monitor'e Intentat
Goowles
THE
William 3. Cowles
Vanderbilts
William HK. Wheto
Newport
William IX. Vander Dilt
St. Mark's Church
London
Mr. Vanderbilt
Oliver H. P. Belmont
Vanderbilt
Samucel
Sands, Jr
Lowi M. Rutherford
Rutherfurd
Oliver I. Harriman
Vanderbilt Wis
Harrinan
William Kissum Vanderbilt
William If. Vanderbilt
Fre
C. A. P. Belmont
Ma. Vanderbilt
Consuelo, Duchess of Marlborough
Mes
William Kek
William
Watdby
Humphreys
Medie¢ina Co
Cor
William & John Srs
Rocky Mountain
Joe
Sebultz
Goettel’s
Aes Vale St
Vietor
Vietor Brothers
Illinois Central
Omah
San Francisco
California
Ullnois Central
San Eauneisco
Los Angeles
United
Stony City
Omaha
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
Chicizo
Wwaorl& P
D& RG
LB Raymond
Fingis Central
Ington
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World Office
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Wagon Maker
Presbyterian Church
T.J. Symington
Queen's University Canada
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