The Downtrodden Editor and the Public
A satirical piece mocks the public appetite for editor misfortune and wealth while tracing how newspapers shape life from birth to death. It lampoons editors as objects of fame and poverty alike, then shifts to a mock wedding of Honorable Flavius A. Brown with Lydia Pinkham Green, detailing a pompous ceremony and social satire.
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Flavius A. Brown
Lydia Pinkham Green
Mr. Brown
Brown
Flayins A. Brown
Billy Brown
Geronimo's Daughter Aware at Mescalero School
The article notes Lenna Geronimo, 13, daughter of Apache chief Geronimo, studying at Mescalero Indian School in New Mexico. It describes her as handsome and says she remains the apple of her father's eye while he is a prisoner at Fort Sill. The piece also references Sappho and Shakespeare in separate lines.
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Geronimo
Fort Sill
O. S
New Mexico
isLenna Geronimo
Indianapolis News
Death of ex Speaker Reed in Washington
Washington reports the death of ex Speaker Thomas B Reed at the Arlington hotel after uraemic illness. He died shortly after midnight with Mrs Reed and his daughter Katherine present. Remains move to Portland Me for simple burial Tuesday as political figures express sorrow. Reed's Portland ties and national service noted.
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National House
Washington
Thomas B. Reed
Neer
Gardner
Weed
Reeve
Goodno
Philadelphia
Calera
Arlington Hotel
Reed
Roosevelt
Cabinet
Senate
House of Representatives
Diplomatic Corps
Lre
Wsiters
Portland
Reed Benen career in Maine spans decades and public service
This historical sketch covers Thomas Brackett Reed born October 15 1839 in Portland Maine his long public career including Civil War naval service Maine state legislature senate and 12 terms in Congress beginning in 1876 He retired from public life in 1899 resumed law practice in New York City and is followed by a brief crime note about Wesley Hawley found guilty of murder in Springfield Illinois sentencing him to 20 years.
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Portland
Thomas B. Reed
Reed
Congress
New York
Reed Benen
Maine
Thomas Brackett Reed
New York City
Gerdarey
Bowdoin College
Ling
State Senate
Anetey
Pwenenil
Mucder
Springfield
Wesley Hawley
Martin
Moweaqua
Dickinson Convicted in Philadelphia Burglar Case
George Dick inson alias Wescott, nabbed after a violent arrest and later found by detectives to be a night robber and day businessman, was tried and sentenced to 15 years. Police recovered nearly 10000 dollars worth of stolen goods amid about 60 alleged robberies.
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Philadelphia
George Dickinson
Wescott
Pollcn
Dickinson
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Metor
Mr. Reed
Fifty-Seventh National Assembly
Oklahomia
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Cullom
Oklahoma
Naval Academy
Philippines
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court of the United States
Indian Territory
Hull
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War Department
Alaska
Long
Richards
Duth
Denver
John I. Mulling
District Court
Kh. T. Wright
Denver City Tramway Company
Cauvieted
St. Louis
Charles J. Denny
Miliongire
Suburban Street Nailway Company
House of Delegates
Bill Doodle
Tokio
Alfred 2. Buck
United States
Japan
Georgia
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Vannama
Pelzi
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Biddein Hall
Roosevelt Brothers
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