Bonaparte refuses to leave American soil for life story
Attorney General Charles J. Bonaparte, a Corsican lineage member, vows never to travel abroad. He accepted Roosevelt’s cabinet post on condition duties stay in the United States. Family history notes a complex mix of European ties and American allegiance, including Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte’s reaction to a marriage into the American branch.
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Ashington
Charles J. Bonaparte
Sam
Mr. Bonaparte
Roosevelt
United States
Col
Jerome Bonaparte
Charles Bonaparte
Paris
Napoleon III
Miss Williams
Baltimore
Charlotte Bonaparte
Senator Money Healed After Neck Injury 35 Years Later
Mississippi senator Money lived 35 years with a broken neck after a Civil War wound at Franklin. A New York osteopath realigned the vertebra, curing neuralgia and improving eyesight. He was told to avoid turning his head and to move his body until muscles regained strength.
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Enator Money
Mississippi
Franklin
Mr. Money
Senate
New York
Senator Money
Wisconsin Senator LaFollette Safer? Wife as Adviser
Mrs Belle Case LaFollette, wife of Wisconsin's Senator, is described as a keen judge of conditions who influenced her husband to pursue law and politics over a stage career. They met at the University of Wisconsin, married in 1879, and she remains active in charity and education while supporting her husband’s political ambitions.
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LaFollette
Wisconsin
Dewey and officers recall Manila Bay victory at Raleigh banquet
At a Raleigh hotel banquet marking the tenth anniversary of Manila Bay Admiral Dewey and many officers gathered. The crowd included Coghlan Lambertson Walker Ford Wise Galt Loud and others. Dewey’s fleet then comprised the Olympia Baltimore Raleigh Boston Concord Petrel and Hugh McCulloch with Dyer Gridley Coghlan Wilder Walker and others on board.
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Manila Bay
Raleigh
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Gridley
Washington
Coghlan
Lamberton
Walker
Ford
Wise
Pay
Galt
Representative Loud
Michigan
McCullough
Brady
Bodderich
Price
Irwin
Scott
Kavanagh
Butler
Doddridge
Berryman
Railroads in Shan tung China Pay Huge Dividends in 1906
The Shan tung China Railroad Company reported receipts of 1,010,706 dollars in 1906 with expenses of 424,870 dollars, distributing a 414 percent dividend to stockholders. Passenger fares were 2.5 cents for first class, 1.8 cents for second class, and 0.4 cents for gold third class.
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China
Shantung
Spring Frolics and Fossils in Fayum Echoes of Africa's Ancient Life
A quirky tale of boys chasing a carefree day ends with a joke about fun and a recipe for a merry widow hat. The long section shifts to paleontological history in the Fayum desert, detailing African origins of elephants and other species found by Osborn and the American Museum expedition aided by Egypt. It traces ancient lakes, biogeography, and the deep timeline of life before modern humans.
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Twentieth Century
Fayum Desert
North Africa
Beadwell
Andrews
British Museum
Africa
Europe
Henry Fairfield Osborn
American Museum
Natural History
Asia
North America
Payum
Osborn
New York
Lord Cromer
Prof. Osborn
Desert
Mr. Osborn
Lake Moert
Mediterranean
Libya
de Blainville
Darwin
Birketel- Quran
Fayum
Amenemhat L
Dime
Mushim
Mother Nile
Miller Suite 2 Gillespie Building Musson Office Contact
The fragment lists Miller in Suite 2 at the Gillespie Building with a Musson office phone number 396 and Atlantic reference.
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Gillespie Building
Musson
Atlantic
Cass
L. L. Nutt
4Th and
Walnut St
Formerly Interne Hospital State Uni versity of Iowa
Formerly Interne Hospital State Uni versity of Iowa clarifies affiliation details with contact numbers 461 Black for house and 268 Black for office, Atlanta reference.
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Interne Hospital
State University of Iowa
Atlantia
Growth of German Marine in Early 1906
On January 14, 1906, Daily Consular and Trade Reports notes one German steamship line operated 160 ocean steamships totaling 818000 gross registered tons and employing 12000 people. The company is building seven ships of 62000 aggregate gross tons, and its total tonnage surpasses the seagoing merchant fleets of several nations. Its export trade has been greatly promoted by this fleet.
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Spain
Holland
Italy
Russia
Sweden
Wills drawn and probated by Atlantic firm
Wills drawn and probated with reports for administrators and guardians and their appointments secured. Probate practice featured as a specialty in general law business conducted by Atlantic.
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Atlantic
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Salt Lake Tribune
Chicago
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Ferpa
Chas, A. Grubb
Attorney-at-Law
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank
G, R, Miller
C. G, Clark
R. A. Gamble
Osteopathic
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Phone
Iowa
T. B, Swan
Chas. D. Finley
D. O
Josephine Cook Finley
DRS. Finley & Finley
The
Atlantic Infirmary of Osteopathy and X-Ray Laboratory
Chestnut St
Bell
A. H. Wolf
Poplar Sts
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Nels. Brown
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M. H. Butler
A. H. Goodspeed
C. J. Litterst
Walnut Street
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