Lone Statehouse Woman Impresses Colorado with Oratory
A fragment from a Denver era column praises a lone Colorado female legislator for her eloquence and influence in the state house. It contrasts her with male rivals, notes support for Candidate Teller, and quotes a stirring peroration invoking womanhood and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ugh House
Colorado
Kansas
Mrs. Nation
Temple of State
Teller
Demosthenes
Capitol
Tate
Iberry
United States
Henry M. Tener
Philanthropy's Clearing House and Education Reform
The New York Evening Post compares the General Education Board to a clearing house for philanthropy as it funds a broad campaign for national and southern educational regeneration. It will collect complete statistics on school populations and systems to guide effective giving, identify areas of greatest need, and advise donors. It warns against waste and impostors while noting the influence of prominent northern institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Post
General Education Board
South
Evening Post
Hampton
Tuske Get
General Education Board Urges North to Donate Directly
The General Education Board seeks northward donations to fund southern schools, criticizing local canvassing costs and waste. It plans a public appeal and promises strict accounting, with headquarters in New York and broad southern cooperation. The drive targets efficient funding over individual fundraisers and aims to cut expenses from collections.
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General Education Board
Booker Washington
Meriuits
StiuGeun
Mulrova
Uinss
Tps
Mally
New York
Uncle Sam and the Coal Lands Debate a Federal Role
The piece weighs the idea of federal ownership or control of coal mines amid the coal famine. It cites potential government land openings in Utah and Pennsylvania options via Powderly and a Western resolution urging the withdrawal of public coal lands from sale. It notes the new federal bureaus and their remit to regulate industry, insurance, and corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Aeds
Louse Mitten
Judiciac
Dias
Calla Rosso
Maryar of
Ress
Uncle Sam
Powderly
Knights of Labor
Pennsylvania
Utah
Denver
Condon
Unity States
Sangrese
United States
Sven Lands
Proposed Department of Commerce and Labor Faces Criticism
The Department of Commerce and Labor faces heavy critique as a largely supervisory entity designed to expand presidential influence. The bill transfers multiple bureaus from various agencies, including commerce, life saving, lighthouse services, and marine hospitals, into the new department while shaping its cabinet role.
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Department of Commerce
Department of Commerce and Labor
George B. Cortelyou
Bert
Senate
House of Representatives
Bureau of Commerce
State Department
Life Saving Service
Light House Board
Light House Service
The
Marine Hospital
Steamboat Inspection Service
Bureau of Navigation
United States Shipping Commissioners
Grain exports rise as rail bottlenecks threaten shipments
Agricultural trade looks to a bumper year though Western rail congestion hampers export grain. New York port exports of wheat and corn total about seven million bushels this month as buyers abroad shift expectations amid a windy market. Wet Argentine weather aids U.S. prices while low freight rates from tramp ships help grain move Atlanticward, despite contract delays and losses for exporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard
New York
New York Journal of Commerce
Atlantic Seaboard
Europe
A Bold Detroit Woman Breaks the Coal Trust
A Detroit woman confronts the coal trust by buying a ton of coal with a $750 order after threatening to pay only legitimate prices. The dealer writes the order. the customer rides away with a wagonload of anthracite, illustrating monopoly being challenged by direct action.
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Washington
Detroit
LSL
Fragmentary note on a literary Salem era and a poet
A fragmented OCR style piece reflects on literary ambitions, mentions the Sultan of Moros and various place names, and laments commodification of writing. It weaves allusions, gratitude, and mixed imagery without a clear narrative or verifiable facts.
Editor and Poet Corner in a Winter Issue
An assortment of humorous verses and editorial notes mix in a dated winter edition. The piece features songs, editor remarks, and character sketches with mentions of Georgia Burns Club Atlanta, John W. Hutchinson, and Senator Huar in a tone reflecting local newspaper verse and satire.
Greater Georgia movement urged by Orr and Atlanta Chamber
A reform era appeal argues Georgia must imitate western advertising growth. President J K Orr and The Constitution advocate widespread publicity to attract immigrants, promote development, and transform neglected lands into thriving towns, with extensive pamphlets and newspaper inserts as core strategy.
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J.K. Orr
Atlanta Chamber of ‘Commerce
Ceorgia
Orr
Union
Commonwealth
Georgia
West
Barnum
Europe
Servier
Berkley
Wesatwanl
Emhire
Wis
el Dorado
Great West
Crest West
Chamber of
Georsia
Inatanes
Sarkis
Week of Great Progress for Southern Industry
Chattanooga Tenn January 26 Special The progress in southern industrial development of the week closed cites Birmingham Gadsden Port Payne New center Arkansas Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana and Virginia with new factories mills canning works lumber and electrical ventures listed for multiple cities and states indicating broad growth across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Alabama
Birmingham
Ena Mining Company
Gadsden
Port Payne
New Center
SOME RECENT DECISIONS ON CONSPIRATORS AND CONTRACTS
A summary of English and American legal observations on conspirators rights, public officer contracts, evidentiary demonstrations, elevator damages, and bankruptcy possessory powers. Notable points include the Tax Phinmer ruling on joint criminal liability and guilty pleas, Minnesota village contracts voidable by taxpayers, and the admissibility of physical demonstrations in trials.
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King's Bench
Ure
Bum
Ales
Supreme Court of
Che Jory
Brooklyn
Rautrood
New York
Supremav Court
Nis Lee
Husem
Southwestern
Usentucky
Paynter
Ubis Cnurh
Welster
Dietanare
Januayy
Queer Contests and Odd Races From Historic Festival
The article recounts bizarre contests from past fairs and races led by eccentric organizers. It mentions a Breton mayor entering a drinker’s race and finishing oddly, plus examples of unusual hurdles and farcical athletic feats across eras. It highlights public fascination with peculiar competitions and colorful local traditions.
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Landon
Fixalia
Bullock
Newmarket Heath
Hoager
South Gloucester Regiment
Dees
Farrysseven
Romies
Dartereen Court
Pede Trian
Richard Manke
Fant Generations
Wile
Mae
Vctory
Brassa
Bune Sears
Nesto Bviwean
Lamyt
Farady
Seatmtans
Chase Hen
Hicks
Call Kaiser an Ass to Secure Free Bread
A garbled 1903 Berlin OCR fragment references calling Kaiser an ass to obtain bread, mentioning cable copyright and metro service. It appears as a cryptic, nonsensical line with stray phrases about walking, applications, and freezing, lacking coherent reportage or dates.
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Kaiser
Berlin
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the Constitution
Clark Howel Roby Robi
Vere States
Mexico
Bureau of Immigration
Bureau of Statistics
Treasury Department
Census Office
Interior Department
Department of Labor
Office of Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries
Lighthouse Service
Bureau of Standards
Coast and Geodetic Survey
House
KLN
Bureau of Manufactures
Bureau of Insurance
Bureau of Corporations
Ohe
Noma
Congress
Poe
Sultan of Meracer
Ama-Aina
Trisa
Moros
Feu
Ile
Ola Times
Aweet
Prise Wrive
Che Burns
Burns Club of
Atlanta
Vis
John W. Hutchinson
Entislavery
Quartet
Huar
Hia Fami
Obra
Anne
Henry Grady
Potomac
Rio Grande
Aguniogal Tese Son
Ore
Virginia
Grant
Richmond
Fitegereld
Florida
New England
Philadelphia
Tota
Arkansas
Yellyitle
Hlack Rock
Manta
Ridge
Harendon
Faragoutd—Lumber Company
Bates Quegid
Stone Works
Fayetteville
Tampa
Jacksonville
Ig Crossiie Company
Hue Timber and Naval Stores
Hart Meyers
Lake City
G Telephone Company
GEORG
Savannah—Broom
JO Development Company
LaGrange-Iee
Ind
IL8
Dental Manufacturing Company
Sylvester—Mendize
Cartersvile
Hentuck Winchester
Lesington Si
U0 Land Company
Pyduc
Com- Tsu Lumber Company
Louisiana
Laka Providence
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Marksville
Abbeville
South Africa
Klondike
Colonhi
SPRAT
Mississ
Lercongile
Hanile
Tanelos Wemsta Tay
Liberts
Wvana
Waaward
Glrick
Ana Gl
Yean City
Taphery Syrener
Sanoh
Nape
Qld
Far—Tisner
Stilesvi'ly
Saraenre Tetany
Movock
Cenenahero
Worl
Ashey
Kam Sane
Suite Carginia Issaw
Leeseine
Summerville Ae
Tennens Dukedom—Fluking Mill Company
Bristol
Mompluyr
Reval
Wbsiuem Pactary Xas Awan
Paris
Catlangia Neohe Facary Bau Fe
Malakoffayia Fort Worth Company
Corpus Christian Development Egg Dames
Fa. OO
BOW Respectiv
Westville Stain Lures Company
Altuecrazy Tastary
Dallas
Gropasinro
Touavcu
Virginia, Blackstone—Sa
Tinny Fredericks .Org
Steamboat Openany
Norfolk
West Vir
Parkersburg
Oul
Allans
Clarksburg
Cnal Mining Company
Oul CA Gas
Gm Mining Company
Keyser
Matewan
Enaling Company
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