St Evers to Stay With Braves Amid Health Struggles
John St Evers captain of the Boston Braves leverages late career doubts to finish the season. Pneumonia and a leg fracture hindered him, but his leadership helped Cubs to pennants earlier, and his move to Boston aided the 1914 title bid. Other notes cover Hoppe, Vincent Astor Cup, and player shifts in baseball and racing.
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John St. Evers
Boston Braves
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Cubs
Frank Chance
Leutenant
Cub
Charley Murphy
Boyton
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Braves
Nineteen First Ladies Dresses Highlight National Museum Exhibit
A National Museum report outlines the history division and its display of relics from colonial times through the modern era. It features nineteen presidential hostess gowns from Martha Washington onward, plus Washington, Monroe, Jackson outfits, a 1725 Franklin press, ships from exploration, and Civil War era mementos, including the star spangled banner.
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United States National Museum
Division of History
National Museum
United States
White House
Martha Washington
Jay
George Washington
Thomas Pinck Hey
James Monroe
Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
Lewis Heirs
Lafayette Jefferson
Putnam
Llamiston
Gangevoort
Cooper and Vibers
National Society of His
Colonial Dames Oo America
Benjamin Franklin
Hendon
America
Pilgrims
Constitution
Brown
Ripley
Shields
Magruder
Paul
Morgan
Browne
United States Army
Lawrence
Fort McHenry
Key
Tate
Lincoln
Grant
Dee
Sherman
Custer
Foote
Macomb
Wancock
Dewatur
Perry
Biddle
Porter
Farragut
Wilkes
Phillips
Newcomb
Maury
Rogers Wid Meigs
Seience
Venry
Morse
Field
Langeles
Printers
Tact
Morton
Wharton
Baird
Dismissal of I Scott Nearing Shocks Wharton and Nation
Intense interest follows the abrupt removal of economist I Scott Nearing from his assistant professorship at the Wharton School University of Pennsylvania. Trustees faced with union criticisms hear calls for free speech as campus debates spill into public life. Nearing, born 1883 in Mine Run Pennsylvania, has long lectured on economic topics and authored works on social issues.
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I. Scott Nearing
Wharton School
University of Pennsylvania
Gotton
Newring
Mine UN
Pennsylvania
Wharton Seheo
Frente
Tetel
Clyde U. Kloet
Politica
Viviend Adler
Wipe
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Samuel FoMpers
American Moderation of Labor
Nearing
Gompers
Nanting
Difference in dining tip dispute at the table
A Yonkers Statesman excerpt records a lawyer questioning if Walters could take tips in a restaurant. The waiter denies the claim, noting Cant was nearby and that any tip observed was a retainer rather than a gratuity. The exchange showcases a disputed tipping practice.
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Walters
The Key Ring Symbol in Henge Traditions
The key ring stands for handing the henge keys to a woman. It parallels wedding ring symbolism and betrothal customs, illustrating a transfer of trust. Forgiveness is valued more highly than reverence in this tradition.
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Brooklyn
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Jill Jahnsen
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Mitgers
Harry Wolvertur
Detroit
Bill Coughlin
Scranton Club
New York State
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George Massell
Detroit Americans
Fred Muisel
New York Americans
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bin Carrigan
Boston Hed Sox
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William Holland
Waterloo
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