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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1900

Page

7

Nature's Plagiarisms Where a Colored Child Is Born to White Parents

A discussion of a controversial novel plot and real life scandal in Vienna where a man with negro ancestry conceals his origins, leading to the birth of a black infant. The piece cites atavism theories and references Jefferson notes on white children of negro parents, ending with the fictional couple remaining childless.

Vienna Aechibata U. Sheffield Ean Beatie Neg Tice Prince of Darness George Morton Howard Williams Boston Henry ‘Orton Virginia Morton Oriex Dr. Pritchard N. Y

London Omnibus Company’s Vast Passenger and Horse Fleet

The General Omnibus Company of London operates 1,300 omnibuses carrying 190 million passengers annually and covering 29 million miles. It owns 15,351 horses and employs 5,000 workers. Annual receipts run about $6,000,000.

London General Omnibus Company

Exhaustive. The stomach pump is certainly an exhaustive articles

The Chicago Daily News notes an exhaustive treatment of a stomach pump, detailing medical implications, usage, and historical context for emergency stomach evacuation procedures. The piece emphasizes safety, timing, and evolving protocols in clinical practice.

Chicago Daily News

Marsh Hawk Distinguishes Male and Female Dird-Lion Habitat

A descriptive scene on the marshes shows diverse waterfowl and shorebirds around a quiet wetland. The passage identifies the marsh hawk and details differences between male and female plumage, noting the female’s large white tail spot and the male’s silvery bluish gray appearance.

Sperisiyen Hegias Ignushal Thegan

Long Service in Queen's Household Highlighted by Hertslet Family

The Hertslet family exemplifies life preserving civil service devotion with a member completing 60 years in the queen's household. His two brothers each served 50 years in the Lanark office, and their father served 56 years in the same office.

Hertslet

Commercial Education Gains Traction in Russia

The article notes growing emphasis on commercial education in Russia with government and private support. It describes government established polytechnic-like schools in Warsaw, commercial schools for clerks, artisan schools for working-class youths, and the path from basic training to advanced engineering college. Shortcomings include shorthand instruction and travel sales training, areas lagging behind Germany and Britain.

Russia thenessas golte#e Warsaw Generil Murray Engineering Germany Society of Arts

Apple Tree Age Debate Divides Hortical Experts

Hortical experts largely disagree on whether one-year or two-year-old apple trees best suit new orchards. Opinions span Frank Holsinger favoring three to four-year trees to Murray arguing two-year-olds outperform yearlings, with many researchers noting conditions influence success. For plums peaches and pears the consensus leans toward one-year-old stock.

Appia St. Joseph Han Huras Eryshen Holsinger Rosdtinie Kan Murray Oregongaio Jol Craig Iown Agricultural Collectiois Peter Youngers, Jr J. G. Byvans Kansan Topeka Whitten Missouri Agricultural College Silas Wilson Atlantic Prof Ludd T.I. Lyon EL van Denman W. L. Hallpot Anthony Tt. J. Bagby Mr. Butcherfield

English Lords Serve as Legal Minds at Bar

Three English peers Coleridge Lord, Colin Lord, and Robert Cecil are noted as practicing law. They belong to the bar and participate in legal affairs. The trio highlights a tradition of judicial engagement among aristocracy.

Bar Lords Coleridge, Colin and Robert Cecil

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Dia Qrely Ebon Long Service Rugsia Kasse Fiere Many Ential Insurance Company of America Newark, N. J John F. Dryden Prudential H. McKleroy James O. Wynn Southern Department Anniston Ala Prudential Building Atlanta
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