Statue of Lafayette gift from Americans unveiled in Paris
An American funded statue of Lafayette by Paul Wayland Bartlett is to be unveiled on July 4 in the Louvre area. The piece honors Lafayette’s service to Washington in the Revolution, financed by schoolchildren gifts totaling 60,000 dollars plus 50,000 from a congress appropriation.
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Ty Bartlett
Paul Wayland Bartlett
Lafayette
Louvre
Washington
Thas
Congress
Witch
Bartlett
Pinster
Morgan Receives Yale LL D for Finance leadership
J Pierpont Morgan is awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws at Yale commencement. The ceremony praises his impact on national finance and the easing of economic crises. Morgan, after accepting the degree, sails for Europe expressing confidence in improved financial conditions.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Yale
Morgan
Roosevelt
Mr. Morgan
Hadley
Alexander Magnus
Europe
Our Great Army Plans for a National Guard Force Up to 250000
TheUnited States aims for an army of 250000 not a standing force. It will rely on trained volunteers with National Guard integration under president in emergencies. Law changes since 1903 align state troops with regulars, eight corps plan, Pine Plains maneuvers, and Oliver as assistant secretary of war leads overhaul to mobilize 50000 regulars and state volunteers.
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United States
Treasury
War Department
Robert Shaw Oliver
Spain
Wea
New England
Pine Plain
Oliver
Wiltom Cary Sanger
O. War
Elton Root
National Guard
New York State
Prinie Dick Law
Reactar
Se Alty
Ates
New York
Ats
Oilver
Amer Army
Humor on Philosophy by Duncan M Smith
A collection of humorous quips and sketches on work, love, and society. It riffs on bosses, bills, restraint, and gender with playful wordplay and ironic observations about modern life and manners.
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Duncan M. Smith
An Unfair Advantage and Mixed Vignettes
A collage of anecdotes and poems appears from The Scrap Book with references to Longfellow and Twain. It includes a humorous exchange about rhymes, a note on Andrew Carnegie hosting a Montenegrin prince, and a Denver political caucus report noting New York delegation unit rule adoption. The fragment ends with mention of a dead man on a fifty five story building.
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Peter
Tani
Paul
Falen
Boonwangirhat Market Note Cited by Simmons
In a compact and cryptic remark Simmons notes that one who purchases must want to buy, implying a taut principle of market choice linked to Boonwangirhat. The line hints at a threshold of willingness in buying behavior without detailing the transaction.
Editorial Flings and Loose Lips Across Papers
A montage of cheeky quips from multiple papers: editorial calls for popular weathercaster elections, Mount Etna’s eruption, gibe about a lid off on a safe, commentary on autos and cautious driving, a jab at aristocrats using bogus names, and musings on mind and funerals as Parisian scientists debate life without mind.
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Columbus
Mount Etna
Chicago Post
Xls
Washington Star
Providence Tribune
London Papers and Dredgerie Facts in Brief
The note surveys London press counts with 81 daily papers and 378 periodicals. It mentions a large dredging vessel for Liverpool, 478 feet long and capable of moving 10,000 tons of sand per minute. Peak city traffic is 8–9 AM and 4:30–5 PM with vast commuter flows. Tintern Abbey ruins in Monmouthshire are being restored and excavations expanded around the arches.
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London
Liverpool
Tinternabbey
Monmouthshire
New York City Receipts and Coal Usage Report
New York City daily receipts at the Manhattan post office reach about 44 870 dollars while the city has burned 20 288 000 tons of coal over the last six months. The piece notes water abundance and extensive milk supply from distant sources and cites a large daily demand drawn from distant regions.
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Manhattan
New York City
Cuba
New Yorke City
Ita Daily
New York Herald
Finest imported pieces on display in central Iowa show
A dealer advertises a large collection of imported pieces described as rare and valuable. The note highlights a mantle line and a large display line, urging viewers to see it before ordering. A family from Mount Vernon mentions using White Wine at Tar to treat coughs, claiming relief for children and wife.
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Lowa
Rev
L. A. Duvlap
Vernon
Jem
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