Colonial politics in South Carolina and royal authority
A discussion of early colonial governance shows South Carolina shifting power from proprietors to the crown in 1719 1729 and 1735. Francis Nicholson serves as provisional governor aiding the transition while colonies like New York test the right to free speech as printer John Peter Zenger is acquitted for libel, signaling rising legislative influence.
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South Carolina
Tthett
Nicholas Trott
Proprietors
People's
Francis Nicholson
Acadia
Carolina
Francis
Cross
Mr. Clarke
New York
England
John Peter Zieler
Anaconda Standard Publisher Contact and Rates
The Anaconda Standard lists publishers and proprietors, postal registration, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. Advertisers and subscribers are directed to send correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Standard Publishing
Anaconda
Claes
North America
AX General Dusiness
Tettera
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Montsae
Invasion of Austria Foretold by Timely Weather
A 1915 report argues Austria may be vulnerable to invasion from Italy as Alpine passes open for five months. It notes Austria’s border forts against Italy could prove impregnable and critiques Roosevelt’s Republican realignment as aimed at defeating Wilson and Taft.
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Austria
Rooseveltett
Republican Party
Wilson
Presidentia
Roosevelt
Taft
Witaon
John W. Hutchinson
Essen
Byracure
Exports of Monethon Misconception Outlined
The article argues that rising US exports since the war began are not mainly arms. It notes eight months to March 1 total exports reached 538 million dollars, over double the prior year’s eight months. Most value comes from provisions, clothing, and varied commodities, while munitions strictly accounted for just 18 thousand 741 dollars.
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United States
Navy of Italy and Austria-Hungary in World War I analysis
The text outlines Italy and Austria-Hungary navies in World War I context. It notes Italy as seventh and Austria-Hungary as eighth, with Italy's force details including battleships cruisers destroyers and submarines and manpower. It mentions Italy aiding blockade of Austrian ports and operations against Constantinople and potential access to enemy ports. It also records a political testimony about Roosevelt and party strategy.
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Maly
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Constantinople
Morony’s death shocks Montana. builder of state’s growth
John G Morony a Montana native and pivotal figure in industry finance and politics dies suddenly in Butte. His career shaped Montana Power Amalgamated Copper and other major institutions. His broad influence and blunt candor marked a life devoted to upbuilding the state across many sectors.
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Butte
John G. Morony
Morony
Montana
Montana Power Company
Tte
Ite
Amalgamated Copper Company
Eldom
Vers
Wauare
Mall
Monana
Switzerland Bordered by Four Nations in War
Surrounded by Germany Austria Italy and France Switzerland mobilized about 280000 men to defend neutrality as it seeks aid for non domestic foods and industrial supplies. The move strains agriculture and industry while negotiations with powers for supplies continue.
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Switzerland
Republic
United States
Germany
Lusitania
Wilson
Austria
Italy
France
Belgium
Uttle Republic
Sign in the window promises clothes made while you wait
A fragmented tale quotes a window sign about suits made on the spot. Dialogue shows a tailor describing the process with a deposit and waiting period. The piece shifts to a prison scene where Moriarty contemplates work choices, and a singer’s concert garners mixed interest from bystanders.
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Tallor
Press pundits weigh Roosevelt war stance across papers
A collage of editorials notes Roosevelt may go to war if needed. Mentions of Wilson and Germany tempering calls for arbitration with forceful yet polite notes. Observers from Philadelphia to Detroit discuss pacifist and militant strains as tensions rise.
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Lyman Abbott
Indianapolis
Wilson
Germany
Detroit
Roosevelt
Hostil
Townstown
Democrat
Mosquito Control Outline from How to Keep Well
Dr. Evans of Chicago outlines practical steps to curb mosquitoes by eliminating breeding sites, draining pools, screening water tanks, oiling ponds, and using larvacide and fish. He recommends kerosene oil mixes, timing for warm or cool weather, and maintaining vegetation clearance around homes.
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Deave Brass
Housewife's Economy Warns Against Cracked China Dangers
A 1915 McClure News feature urges careful handling of dishes and glasses to prevent cracks and taint. It notes cracked china can harbor ptomaines, advises gradual temperature changes, uses tepid water first, wooden washware, and air or rack drying to avoid nicking and damage.
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China
The
McClure News
Humored Exchange About Tickets And Singing Lessons
The Baltimore American and Boston Transcript quote a joking exchange about finances and a singer’s ambitions. A vaudeville style dialogue touches on buying concert tickets, tolls, and taking singing lessons, ending with a quip about not merely sitting pretty.
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Houston Post
Madge
Roy
Boston Transcript
Baltimore
America
Square Pegs and Round Holes Echo a Politician’s Character
A metaphorical piece contrasts round pegs and square men in farming and politics. It recounts how square edged individuals clash with round holes, yet resilient, unquestioning honesty and directness define John G. Morony as a “square” man admired by friends and opponents alike.
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Rand
Morony
John Morony
Tom
John G. Morony
Human Thumb Differences Put Monkey Limitation On Twiddling
The article notes that humans differ from higher apes in thumb dexterity. Monkeys lack a separate flexor muscle, while gorillas have short thumbs that barely reach beyond the first joint. This limits their ability to twiddle or rotate thumbs, unlike humans.
Stamp Tax Thresholds Reported In Canada
Fragmented note describes Canada enforcing a stamp tax with initial shipments proving too small and a referenced cage in the country, noting the new tax took effect despite early issues. The excerpt mentions a city receiving funds and the ongoing demand for stamps and revenue.
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Canada
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