Debrateliced football and restless 1906 predictions
A collage of topics notes a flashy view of Debrateliced football beliefs, 1906 prosperity hopes, farmers' fortunes, and public figures. It mentions Carnegie, Rockefeller, and Kaiser optimism, plus a Guardian style take on marriage trials and social trends.
Value of the Architect and Public Education
The article argues for educating the public on the architect’s role in public works and showcases the Metropolitan Museum of Architecture as a model. It notes architects’ progress, urges enlarging architectural casts in museums, and lists 1906 events and notable deaths in a broad, reflective survey.
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Eliies
Aeger Bowen
Museum of Architecture
Souaoum
New York
Oue Lange
Newfoundland Fisheries Rights Stir British Empire Debate
The article reviews the US Britain Newfoundland fisheries modus vivendi, opposing views in London and colonial capitals, and how the 1818 treaty and prior agreements shape current rights for American fishermen in Canadian waters amid protests over autonomy and perceived concessions. It notes the long history of evolving rights since the colonial era and the weak status of perceived privileges.
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United States
Great Britain
Newfoundland
British Empire
London
Natal
America
Canadian
Atlantic
Year of disaster outlines wide spread deaths and ruin
A historical ledger portrays 1000 as a year of massive natural catastrophes killing thousands and leveling towns from Gonzano Italy to Valparaiso and Hunan China. It notes earthquakes floods cyclones and volcano eruptions with deaths and property loss across continents and months.
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Gonzano
Italy
Society Islamia
Marth
Mississippi
Formosa
Vesuvius
San Francisco
Texas
Valparaiso
Hunan
China
Caucasus
Hongkong
Teple
Mexico
New Orleans
Mobile
Spain
Florida
Venezuela
Honduras
Nicaragua
Salvador
Cuba
Atorm
Clifton
Ariz
Ife
Fragmented 19th Century Events Across the World
A garbled 19th century items list reports train wrecks deaths and political turmoil. Notable mentions include deaths of Ta ton and Rebecca S Clark, Cuban revolution, Russian mutinies, a Manila area earthquake, a bank failure, and U S events such as Bryan's reception in New York and a Typhoon in Hong Kong.
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Salisbury
England
Atlantic City
N. 1
Woodville
Ind
Sirio
Aia
Valencia
Vancouver Island
Courrieres
France
Ong of Earth
W. R K. Harper
Chicago University
King Christian
Denmark
Mise Busan B. Anthony
Johann Most
Gary Schurz
Henrik 1Hiin
Russell Sage
Jefferson Davis
W. R. Shatter
Sam Jones
Gary
Norway
Russia
United States
Cuba
Spain
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Panama
Captain Dreyfus
Great Croton
New York City
Missouri River
Coaldale
W. Va
Haverstraw
N. Y
Wey
Japan
Mareball Field
T Tune
Teast Company
Philadelphia
Wm. J. Bryan
New York
Edward Royewater
Omaha
Chronology of notable events from 1806 to Port Arthur
A garbled list records varied items from 1806 through early 1900s. Entries include theater openings in London, royal successions, wars and battles, humanitarian efforts, fires, naval disasters, political resignations, and battles at Port Arthur with scattered names and dates.
Vermont Governor approves school consolidation bill
Gov. Proctor signs a measure merging neighboring town school systems under one superintendent. The report also notes college registration figures for Harvard Columbia Pennsylvania Cornell Yale Princeton and a London council study of city school outlay teacher counts salaries and class sizes. Washington Supreme Court upholds school board power to curb secret fraternities in public high schools.
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Gov. Proctor
Vermont
Harvard
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Yale
Princeton
The
Ants
London County Council
Aesistants
Supreme Court of the
State of Washington
Bac
Supreme Court
God
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Richard Croker
Andrew Carnegie
Cause of Universal Peace
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Pestiulam
Ms. Rockefeller
Providence
Mr. Rockefeller
Dr. Senn
Chicago
Indy
Jourinl
United States Geological Survey
Alaska
Island Dependenciea
Panama Strip
Liberto
Census Bureau
General Land Office
Geological Survey
Bulletin of the Geological Survey
Mal
Springfield
Kentsarge
Barthquake
Por
Mona
St. Ludmilla
Eltired
Pierre Currie
Baris
Trinidad
Colo
Furnas County
Nebraska
Paris
Carl Sehurs
Senate
Michigan
Wisconsin
Hanrik Ibsen
Michael Davitt
King Alfonso of
Arthur P. Gorman
Maryland
Horton
Kansas
John
Minnesota
Liverpool
Masascre
Bistystok
Rusia
John M. Pattison
Ohio
Andrew L. Harris
Suneemor
Aera
Chas. B. Tripler
Aera Charles
Prince Crown
Richard G. Tress
Harry Thaw
Pittslarg
Stanford White
Madison Square Gards
Chicago White Sox
Evangelist Sam Jones
Arkansas
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Tunis
Guba
Floride
States
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Salton Sea
N. J
Coffeyville
Kan
Joseph BH. Gary
AL Crapney
Rochester
Great Lakes
Lere Kaiser Wilkels
Arie
Carnnell University
Ithaca
N.Y
Edward Moller
North Dakota
Severs
Roosevel
Bishop C. CO. McCabe
Grim Reaper
Clement Armand Fallieres
Grepanic
Aguidai
Ewcope Society
Tuanota Islands
Oakhill
Paul Lawrence Danbar
Pat Crowe
M. Pailileres
Maitland
Johann Hoch
Numbrer
David B. Henderson
Elle Frederick
Prussia
Sophie Charlotte of
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Berlin
Meridian
Misa
J. M. Schofield
Ronvier
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Susan B. Anthony
Morence
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John Alexander Dowle
Zion City
Christian Catholic Church
Wilbur G. Vollya
Henry C
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Stenstand
Tengo
Tangier
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Sienca
Poland
Tiflis
Calcnsia
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Tellico
Teun
Atlanta
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Gulf of Mexico
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Adelphia Theater
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London University
Washington
National Capitol
Queen Alexandra
Florence Nightingale Hospital
Tani
Cochin
Jeferson Davis
Confederate States
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McClellan
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Ark
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Hood
Gen. Schofield
Franks Tin
Tenn
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Jem Mace
Jos Coburn
Minneapolis ‘Tribune
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Edmund Don Leon
Egypt
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Loubet
Reichsrath
Portland
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Kroger
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State Board of Courage
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Virginia
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