Woman and the Land eminen t Part She Is Now Taking
A Guthrie correspondent recounts how Miss Nannette Daley leapt from a cowcatcher on the first Oklahoma train, claimed land near Waterloo, held the Daisy farm deed, and influenced early Oklahoma politics. It notes 100 plus women homesteaders in Beaver County and profiles women land claimants and officials.
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Oklahoma
Old
Nannette Dalay
Uncle Sam
Guthrie
Okla
The
Arkansas Gazette
Mina Daley
Waterloo
Santa Fe
Daisy
Chicago
Cirelas
Fort Reno
Jay
Jane
Beaver County
Uncle Ban
J. 8
Mixcher
United States
Texhoma
Tyrone
Susan Wenley
Mosque of Omar Shooting Eyewitness Report
An Orange New Jersey reporter recounts Mrs Moore’s near fatal shooting inside Jerusalem's Mosque of Omar on March 9. She and companions heard shots and saw blood on the floor as a man fired possibly using bank cartridges before arrest. The event sparked panic among women visitors and sparked questions about women entering sacred sites.
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Sam Dials
Nally
Christan
Joppa
Milas Moore
Anna L. ‘Thetisner
Newark
Lebkkeucher
Rast Orange
Omar
Jerusalem
Orange
N. J
New York Sun
Herbert Turrell
Moore
Turrel
Golden Gate
Solomon's Court
Mra. Tave Rell
Fred
Pluto
Automatic tabulating machines save census labor and time
The article explains how automatic census tabulating machines use electrical contacts through punched holes to count facts. It notes multiple counters handling age and marital status, the impracticality of a single run for all combinations, and the shift from dial readings in 1900 to machines that print results simultaneously, reducing errors and clerical effort.
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H. Dana Durand
American Review of Reviews
The Pledge of the Poor and a Physician's Dilemma
In a theater office a famous actor is pressed for his photos as a secretary explains they belong to Mr Cash. Margaret, daughter of a physician, faces bills and poverty, bravely remitting and collecting payments while her father is away. She helps Mrs Halloran and poor families, confronting her father with the family’s needs and the moral weight of care.
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Alan
Cash
Presa
Margaret
Dannie
Howe
The Miracle of a Irish Colleen
A brief poem recounts a young man’s emotion upon a “little colleen” who speaks a plea as he is struck by her blush and a sudden kiss. The moment shifts from hesitation to bold embrace, with Joy nearly driving him mad as love awakens. The fragment notes Harper's Weekly as the source.
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Hettie
Joy
Harper's Weekly
Dollarless Dollivar Caseren for Senators Welfare
The piece profiles Senator Dolliver, son of a Methodist minister, noting his early political start and anecdotal oratory. It recounts his West Virginia upbringing, education at the state university, a Virginia preaching circuit, and a 19th century coinage of travel. A Columbus Ohio railway station anecdote recalls a policeman warning the future senator about pickpockets.
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Senator Dolliver
Massachusetts
Jackson
Virginia
Dolliver
West Virginia
Tinois
National
Columbus
Blance
United States
Long Historical Timeline From 1630 To 1909 Collated Notes
A compact timeline lists diverse events from 1630 to 1909, including laws, explorations, university foundations, battles, political changes, and notable incidents across the Americas, Europe, and Asia. Named individuals, institutions, places, and dates appear throughout, reflecting a broad historical panorama.
Wisconsin and national figures discuss sports and education
In Wisconsin several figures are cited. Former President Roosevelt may address Garni North Dakota teachers at their annual meeting. Indoor track results show Michigan 64 1 3 to Cornell 17 2 3 at Ann Arbor. Os kaloosa Penn College plans to take over Highlands Park College and open a Penn College of Des Moines. Baron Kikuchi, president of Kyoto Imperial University, spoke at Wisconsin on The New Japan. Dr Charles W Ellet endorses changes proposed by football rules committee. Nine hundred seventy six men in gym classes. Wisconsin athletic report details indoor and outdoor sports. Episcopal Church Chrowit Court will enforce funds from Frances Donaldson will.
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Ian
Boston
Dieppe
Canada
la Tour
St. John's
Assembly of
Connecticut
Yale University
Capt. Gray
Columbia River
Montreal
Quebec
Havre de Grace
Frans
Conhuito
Texas
Europe
Fort Brown
Rio Grande
Gov. Robinson
Kansas
Tennessee
Gem. McClellan
Department of Ohio
Ohio
Indiana
Illnois
Battle of
Fredericksburg
Cincinnati
Horace Greeley
United States Congress
Edward Blake
Dominion House of Commons
Prench Ting
Great Bank
Newfoundland
Asbury University
de Pauw University
Middleton
Batoche
Saskatchewan
P. E. Cronin
Chicago
Longue Pointe la Rails
Carnegie Music Hall
New York City
Queen Victoria
Imperial Institute of the Coloniia
Tadla
Astoria
Ore
Ontario
Jackoonyilta
Fla
Dominion
Justice King
Supreme Court of Canada
North Dakota
Roosevelt
Michigan-Cornell
Ann Artor
Mich
Michigan
Cornell
Des Moines
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Highland Park College
Penn College of
University of Wisconsin
Fienne Niles
Chrowit
Episcopal Church
Frances Donaldson
Balt More
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the Land
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Price of Fame
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Parker
Jack
Robert
Martha
Fortunatus
Mrs. Halloran
Wile
New York Milk Committee
New York Times
New York Evening Sun
Holland
Tithre
Colleen Gay
Erin
Dollarless
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Issorian
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