Britain Delays Mexican Death Case To U S
London reports Britain will leave the William S Benton death inquiry to United States authorities. The Foreign Office says Washington is prosecuting the case since no British consulate exists where the incident occurred. Britain expects U S protection and does not plan to alter Mexico policy.
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London
Willian
Banton
Mexley
United States
Foreign Office
Washington
Mexico
William S. Benton
British Isles
State Department
Cecil Spring Rice
Great Britain
Objections to the National Guard and War Readiness
A pamphlet argues against disbanding the National Guard, contending nations may threaten a defenseless United States. It cites need for guards to deter robbery, protect wealth, and counter potential invasions, noting that many Americans have never faced serious illness or danger.
Our Country's Service and the Call for Training
The piece argues training and experience cannot be bought and warns against “tin soldiers.” It urges volunteers to prepare, noting the National Guard and regulars deserve pride and duty. It compares past wars and urges every citizen to commit about 300 hours yearly to readiness, for national security.
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Tian
Gompers Defends Citizen Soldier Role of Labor
President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor asserts that workers who earn an honest living gain the right to become citizen soldiers. He argues the Militia and citizen soldiery supply defense in a republic, contrasting it with European standing armies as a measure of liberty versus tyranny.
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United States
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Pastor Faces Choir Crisis Over Silent Sermon
The church leader questions the cause of unrest as the choir resigns. One officer bluntly blames the preacher for the discord, noting his quip about Providence letting the choir be struck by colds and turning to a joked hymn.
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Providence
Them Was the Days the Glory of Youth for Mitts
An Atchison Globe reminiscence recalls a man boasting of youthful hand skills with his mitts and charm with women as part of a period piece. The piece captures local tone and era through colloquial reminiscence.
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aAtchison Globe
Dobson Nears Point Where He Can Eat One Himself
In a playful exchange, Binks asks about Dobson's progress with ridtling chickens. Jinko replies that Dobson is doing very well and nearly at the point where he can afford to eat one himself, implying he has achieved a notable milestone.
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Binks
Dobson
Jinko
Have Faith Nurture Bold Thoughts for Heroes
A compact reflection echoing Disraeli on belief and courage. Emphasizes inner resolve and noble action as the path to heroic achievement amid adversity and social upheaval.
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Bellion
Disraeli
Discipline and the Need for Military Order
The author argues discipline is essential in any organization from kindergarten onward. Without it the military becomes a dangerous mob. some individuals must be coerced to fulfill duties. While capable soldiers fear punishment, many units rely on self imposed discipline, and in crises, unified action prevails as officers restore order to prevent chaos and ensure duty is carried out.
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Gornstalk
National Guard
Hooza
Paris
United
Tom
Irry
Arcane
Uren
Puck
Tiders
Lnne
Bia
The Guard and Citizen Duty in Time of War
Instruction extols military discipline and citizen duty, praising the Guard’s role as a representative of the people. It contrasts disciplined soldiers with unruly mobs and urges enlistment as a service requiring weekly exercise and annual camps, noting veterans’ health and sacrifice in the Spanish American War context.
Real estate transfers and marriage license note
Real estate transfers listed include G B Merchant to Ida M Jackson for 10 acres in Clinton township recorded 918/500 plus Newton Stafford to P C Shoemaker and A J Shoemaker for 2 acres in Center township with a $31.00 amount and James A Lucas to Stephen L Tomp king for 3609 Clinton township valued at $56,000. A marriage license appears intended for Alvah G Miller and Mary A Silver.
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G. BE. Merchant
Ida M. Jackson
A. Clinton
James A. Lucas
Stephen L. Tompking
Clinton
Newton Stafford
P. C. Shoemaker
A. J. Shoemaker
Alvah G. Miller
Mary A. Silver
Mrs Richard C Burleson Enrolls in Washington University Study
Mrs. Richard C Burleson wife of Lieutenant Burleson of Fort Myon enters college work as a special student at Washington University. The move signals an active role in higher education with Burleson’s spouse pursuing academic opportunities.
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Mire
Richard C. Burleson
Burleson
Fort Myon
Washington University
Assessors to Compile Extensive Farm Property Census
Assessors begin a detailed second-day workload listing farm crops, acreage, and livestock for taxation. The Indiana statistics book guides questions to collect data on land use, crop totals, and valuations, with results transmitted to the state statistician.
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Marcia
Indiana Bureau of Statistics
Agricultural census data reconstruction from 1910s ledger
The fragment lists livestock tallies and outputs to tabulate for a farm census: horses and colts on hand, mules sold in 1913, cattle on hand January 1 1914, cattle sold in 1913, cattle deaths from disease, hogs on hand, hog deaths, hogs sold last year, sheep on hand and year losses, wool slip totals, and poultry counts by place including dozens of poultry and laying hens, plus eggs produced in 1513 and their disposition.
Wit Save His Money Campaign Quote
A Washington Star excerpt captures Mr Dustin Stax arguing to keep business out of politics. He vows to help and criticizes candidates who won and fear public street contact over campaign fund subscriptions.
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Dustin Stax
Washington Star
Had Much to Learn First Stenog Comment
A Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet shows two stenographers joking about a new editor or helper. The exchange highlights limited knowledge of grant fear, pelting, and punctuation, implying inexperience and fresh hire learning on the job.
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Stenog
American Tools Favoree for Indian Deep Wells
American drills are widely favored in India for well boring. For deep artesian wells, American tools and methods are regarded as representing the latest standards.
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India
Keeping Tinware Blight Avoids Rust with Lard Treatment
If new tinware is rubbed with fresh lard and thoroughly heated in the oven before use, it becomes less susceptible to rust. This practical tip suggests preparing kitchenware to extend its life by applying fat and heat prior to regular use.
Russians the Samer Race
In Russia only eleven in ten thousand people are mad while in England the rate is 39 in ten thousand, reflecting a comparative discussion of mental illness rates and public health data across nations.
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Russia
England
More Than One Way to Treat Warts Says Chicago Doctor
A Chicago doctor suggests wart treatment options: cauterization with a red hot pin or using a dynamite charge, highlighting the era's unconventional medical approaches and safety concerns.
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Chicago
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