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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1908
Page
6
A Edward B. Clark article notes tree swallows nest in urban boxes, the tenacity of warbling vireos at the nest, and courage of robins and cedar birds amid storms. It describes tree swallow nesting, flicker roles, and cuckoo parasitism, with anecdotes of oriole labor and a grouse encounter.
The report notes Winston Churchill's victory at Dundee and an engagement to Lady Dorothy Howard daughter of the Earl of Carlisle. It mentions Mrs Cornwallis West and Lady Randolph Churchill active in politics and a rumor that the Countess of Warwick may join the Ohio campaign this fall, highlighting women in political work.
A speaker argues no society thrives without discourse and credits gifted women with drawing out men’s sentiments. He contends a genius gains more from a brilliant woman’s inspiration than from all college bookworms.
Denver leaders rally behind Judge George Gray for vice president with Gray headquarters opened at the Savoy hotel. Josiah Marvel, Delaware manager, arrives but resists consensus, Bryan favored by some, while Sullivan resists anti injunction language. Platform debates loom as Illinois delegation tensions rise over the anti injunction plank before the convention vote.
Justice Lambert ruled George Ti. McClellan duly elected mayor of New York in 1905, defeating W. R. Hearst by about 3600 votes. The quo warranto case and ballot-stuffing allegations were not proven, ending Hearst's lengthy challenge.
Official announcement by Vice President Mohler states extension work on the Harriman lines will begin July 2 after a stoppage caused by financial unrest. Projects include Athol Hill cut-off in Colorado and a North Platte River branch from North Platte to North Port with large workforce ready to start.
A prison escape tale follows Wing, a trusted Black inmate, fleeing a 20 year sentence toward the Alabama river. He secretly abducts Dr Pills's missing baby, navigates swamp peril, and returns with the child after dawn, eliciting surprise but no punishment from the doctor, warden, and mother.
The first book on women's rights, published in 1725 by J Hawkins, titled Women No inferior to Men, or a Vindication of the Right of the Fair Sex to a Perfect Equality With the Men, was recently sold in London. Sophia Person of Quality.
A brief reflection on moral action and straightness, arguing there is a single form of right action and a single standard of straight lines, with no room for two kinds of righteousness or two kinds of rectitude.
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