William Cameron Forbes as Vice Governor of the Philippines
William Cameron Forbes, a Harvard graduate born in Massachusetts and aged 38, is appointed vice governor of the Philippines. He previously served on the Philippine commission and as secretary of commerce and police, with experience in insular administration gained since 1904 under the Roosevelt administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vies
Philippine Island
William Cameron
The
Philippines
Mr. Roosevelt
Forbes
Philippine Commission
United States
Insular Service
Boston
Strangest of Dogs at London Show Highlights Afghan Hound
The Afghan hound, imported by Mr Banff, drew top attention at the Chow Chow club show in London. Afghan owners resist selling, with offers up to 250 pounds refused. The graceful dogs resemble greyhounds with long white hair and light brown backs, provoking amused misidentifications as goats or poodles.
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Chow Chow Club
London
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Alurgan
Society
Miss Mabel Boardman and the Tafts in Washington Society
The Boardman family, prominent in Washington society, includes Miss Mabel Boardman who entertained the president elect and his wife on their last capital visit. She sits on the executive committee of the American Red Cross, and her influence helped Taft stay another year at the head of the order.
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Boardman
Tafts
Washington
Mabel Boardman
National Capital
Red Cross
Mabe
American Red Cross Society
Elect Taft
Theater victim recounts a night of assault
Curly Cabbagehead says he was thrown at the actor by an audience member who disliked the performance. He barely survived and tells Success Magazine about the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cabbagehead
Mr Carrot
Curly
Curly Cabbagehead
Success Magazine
Hard Hearted Father Says He Will Not Marry Poor Daughter
A family quarrel centers on a suitor from abroad who insists he cannot live without the daughter's fortune, while the father retorts that the young man will manage and should economize a little to prove commitment. The exchange is recounted in a Washington Star item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cumrox
Washington Star
Averted Duel Between Louisianan and Georgian Ends in Joke
The article recounts a near duel in Louisiana between Mr. Marigny and Mr. Humble a Georgian blacksmith turned political figure. Humble refused to fight until pressured, proposing sledgehammer weapons and a Pontchartrain location. Marigny accepted then balked at the impracticality, and the duel never occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Walter Myers
Gulf Coast
Louisiana
Marigny
Humble
Georgia
M. Marigny
Lake Pontchartrain
Street Lights History Through The Seventeenth Century
A compact survey traces London street illumination from candles in 1661 through lanterns on every tenth door to 9 p.m. Nightly lighting laws evolved to include fixed hours, glass globes in 1780, and a mid 18th century push to fund public lighting. The account notes foreign ambassadors mistaking lamps for a grand ceremony.
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London
Charles
L'a
Edward Hening
Michael Coke
Light and Darkness as Remedies for Ailments
A physician argues that darkness worsens toothache and headaches while light aids recovery. He claims darkness worsens various illnesses including asthma cold nerve pain and nausea and asserts light and darkness are recognized remedies alongside quinine and mus.
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New York Press
Ignorance of Our Customs in Courtship Tale
A humorous exchange questions what slowed the match between Miss Coynerox and the duke. The father’s wealth and a tax assessment misperception are cited as the snag, with a judge remarking on the man’s mistaken belief about the father’s finances.
Dialog from a play about authority and mischief
A child and governess argue about punishment and thoughts in a short dialogue. The child dares show mischief while the governess warns of consequences if thoughts become actions.
Consoled Her Over Ridiculous Hat Style
A passerby questions a woman's hat with the man remarking it is ridiculous. She responds graciously defending the fashion choice and expressing appreciation for the kindness of the compliment despite the feigned critique.
Pick Me Up Quip About Bills Bounds a Couple's Wardrobe
A fragment shows Tae Warm asking about clothes for allies and a husband mentioning the bill. The brief exchange underscores domestic budgeting humor from a conversational snippet.
Mad Atchison Globe Editorial Breaks Candid View
A fragment from the Atchison Globe shows a candid opinion about a friend and geri, reflecting a charged editorial stance. The sparse text hints at personal frustrations and editorial tone.
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Geri
Atchison Globe
J P Morgans Chicago Visit and Odd Cigars Tale
An Ony Chicago Correspondent recounts J Pierpont Morgan at a Chicago Association of Commerce dinner. Morgan’s gracious speech, his cigars, and the signature menu incident spark discussion. The piece also recalls Ogden Grove history and Chicago streetcar trailers, plus police foes to free lunches for hoboes.
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Chicago
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
Chicago Association of Commerce
Auditorium Hotel
Free
Chicago Front Yard of History and Lawsuits
The Chicago lake strip front yard hosts notorious legal battles from Field Museum erecting disputes to a landmark park debate. Notable events include Pop Anson and a ballpark past, balloon flights, and Cleveland era army deployment amid a major labor strike.
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Chicago
Michigan
Field Museum of Natural History
Field
Pop Anson Orst
White Sox
Barnum
Washington Donaldson
Theodore Thomas
Weston
O'Leary
Cleveland
Volcanoes Are Not Burning Mountains as We Think
An explanation from Pear sons Magazine clarifies that volcanoes are refer to as vents in the earth’s crust. Eruptions occur not only at summits but also sides and bases and the “smoke” is steam clouds. Flames are reflected light from molten material and lightning arises from friction.
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Pearson's Magazine
Voted Without Ballots in 1804 Albemarle Delegates Race
In Charlottesville Albemarle county Virginia the 1804 four Wednesday in April election used no ballots. Voters voiced their choice for representative to the House of Delegates under locust trees and by a punch bowl feast. Colonel Lodwell Cary was proclaimed the preferred candidate with cheers on courthouse steps.
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Chicago
Ogden Grove
Ogden
Plattdutscher Guild
Schwabbenverein
United
Balrische Societies
Hibernian Rifles
Butchers’ Union
Big Elms
Haymarket
Charlottesville
Albemarle County
Minas Mary Johnston
Lewis Rand
House of Delegates
Lodwell Cary
Warning on money germs from The Baltimore Sun
The Baltimore Sun warns readers about germs on currency. It cites a count claiming 124000 bacteria per dollar after a year of circulation, estimating a $50 bill could harbor about 6200000 germs yet notes most people are not in serious danger despite the risk for a roll of cash.
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Baltimore Sun
the Sun
Garibaldi's Simple Character Shown in Letter to Francesia
A letter from Garibaldi to his wife at Caprera reveals modesty and practical care. He notes Italian volunteers fought Prussians and won, mentions cold weather and snow, and asks Francesia to tend cows, sow beans, and buy toys seen near Marseilles for Clelia and Manila.
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Garibaldi
Caprera
Digton
Francesia
Mediterranean
Pistro
Tole
Clelia
Manila
Marseilles
Ingenious Ponies Drink cactus juice after kicking thorns
Mexican ponies display an odd habit when thirsty. They first kick the cactus with their heels to break the thorns and bruise the leathery skin, allowing them to drink the cactus juice without injury. This curious practice is noted by Strand Magazine.
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Strand Magazine
They Were Not Encouraged
A humorous line from Bo hemise Magazine suggests a young man’s proposal may hinge on unseen boxing gloves left around, reflecting playful social advice and parental meddling. The piece frames misunderstandings about romance with lighthearted wit and domestic detail.
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Bohemise Magazine
Quote on respect and social status by Oliver Wendell Holmes
A paraphrased reflection on the value of earning respect and status rather than attaining it by other means. The line contrasts being made into a respected figure with being granted status without effort.
Local Classified Fragments and Ads Include Rentals and Services
Public stenographer contact Mrs HW C Haken at Commercial club office with phone 677. Dr Allen the Crown dentist advertises from Opera House block. Pardy's Cottage Bread bakery promotes pies and cakes. Also notices for rent a large east front room near Herald office.
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HW. C. Haken
Phome
Dr. Allen
Opera House
Herald Office
Sunday Christian Science Services at Odd Fellows Ball
Weekly service held every Sunday at 11 o clock in the Odd Fellows ball invites all to attend. Contact the Commercial Club for details regarding attendance and related events or services.
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Christian Science
Odd Fellows
Classifieds and Notices Sweep Nebraska Ads
Wanted to Winter 300 to 400 cattle hay and range. Furnished rooms for rent 403 Wroming avenue. Piano toning and repair phone 498. Taken up one three year old steer branded on left hip and 5 on left side. Owner can have by proving property and paying charges. Due to loan on real estate 100000. F E Reddish 1-8w.
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D. W. Albright
Kenomi, Sheridan Co., Neb
Hall & Graham, Alliance
F. McCoy
Box Butte
Nebraska
J. E. Wilson
Alliance
Neb
Carpet Cleaning Offer From Vacuum System
Local ad announces carpet cleaning by the Vacuum system with no free rooms and prices right. Contact H Brown at phone 597 L for service details.
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L. H. Brown
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William Cameron Forbes
J. EB. Purdy
J. P. Morgan
Wis
Darkles
Lnw
Gotham
Whitehouse
Cahoon Knowles
Peter and Paul
Walter Taylor Sumner
Mike McDonald
John Dowling
Potter Palmer
John B. Drake
Reverly
Pardy's Bakery
Opera
Bik
Geo. P. Bent “Crown” Piano
Bent
Crown
Commercial Club
Ofte
Geo. A. Hills
Bidea
Wroming Avenue
Si Johnson Bros
Nebraska City
F. E. Reddish
Ellsworth, Nebr
Col. New
Northwest
DR. T. Allen
Alliaroe
Nebhaska
Mre. Hines
Crete
Dre, Copperwoll & Peterson
Rumner Block
S. CO
F. L. Wescott
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