Sophomores target freshmen fashion in Harvard New York
A chaotic column links a cruel fashion edict at Harvard College freshmen with other topics. It notes sophomores require freshmen to adorn with rate or puffs and bralda, predicts winter butter prices, discusses British traits, the James Town era, and U S Army food costs, ending with scattered local humor from New Jersey.
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Harvard College
New York
Chicago Inter Ocean
Omaha
Washington
Warriner Accused of Large Cash Shortage in Ble Four Rail Case
The ex Cincinnati treasurer of the Ble Four railroad is said to have confessed that the short age in his accounts, estimated from 50 000 to 100 000 dollars, resulted from paying blackmail for three years.
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Warriner
Cincinnati
Ble Four
William HL. Wallace
Criminal Court
Kansas City
Latshaw
Virgil Conkling
Denver
Helen Reine Baker
Spokane
Wash
Roey
Pike's Peak
Oliver H. F. Delmont
New York
Alaska
Klondike
Tevor
Fairbanks
Tanann District
Arthur Finnigan
South Dakota
Pedro
Senate Irrigation Committee
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Roswell
Carlsbad
IE Paso
Engle Project
Las Cruces
Belen
Chicago
Butte
Mont
Augustus Heinge
Cty
Butte Hotel
Heinge
Iudiemente
Obstieles
Denver Post Ih
Messia Tammen and
Bonfils
John Dekhoven Tower
National Newspaper Association
Evening Post
Denver Morning Post
Saugas City Post
St. Louis
Au Lindine Trial
Copper and gold vein found after well sinking in Nashville
In Nash county North Carolina a rich copper and gold vein was found at 75 feet during a sinking of a bored well. The discovery occurs recently and adds a mineral find to local resources.
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Nashville
Nash County
8. C
Brunsela
John Jacob Astor
Turklub
Halley
G. M. Searle
New York
Robert BE. Peary
National Geographic Society
North Pole
Confession Ties Alleged Killers in Ten Sleep Murder Case
Prosecution in the Ten Sleep murder trials presents William Goodrich as a key witness who claims Herbert Brink confessed and named participants in the raid that killed Joe Allemand, Joe Emge, and Jules Lazer. Cross examination advances defense attempts to discredit Goodrich while corroborating witnesses testify. The state rests after Mrs. Allemand described her husband’s movements, and a recess was granted awaiting morning.
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Brink
Sstter
Goodrich
Allemand
Sabin
Alexander
Keyes
Farris
Ridgley
Toto
William Garrison
Harris
Mra
Gompers Promotes Free Speech at AFL Toronto Meeting
President Samuel Gompers urged evolution rather than revolution in the labor movement at the AFL annual convention in Toronto. He defended free speech and a free press amid Buck Stove injunction actions, stressing labor’s role in safeguarding constitutional liberties.
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Gompers
Toronto
American Federation of Labor
American Labor Movement
Togeather
Gompera
Buck Stove and Range Company
Men of Labor
Roosevelt Illness Report Denied In Rome Dispatches
A Rome report of former President Roosevelt illness was denied by Newland & Tarlton official Mr Newland stating the sickness report is an absolute lie. Telegrams from Nairobi reassured family members and messengers were sent to verify Roosevelt's condition.
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Roosevelt
Rome
Carter Medicine Company Wins Exclusive Liver Pill Wrapper Rights
The U.S. Circuit Court for the Southern District of New York in New York City awarded Carter Medicine Company a decree upholding its sole right to red wrappers and labels on liver pill packages. The decision traces back over thirty years of adoption and exclusive use by Carter predecessors, and affirms continued ownership by the company.
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United States Circuit Court For
Southern District of
New York
New York City
Carter Medicine Company
St. Louis
Ato
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Western News
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W. F. Aiken
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District of Columbia
International Congress of Agricultural Associations
Drussels
Democratic Party
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Patrick H. McCarren
McCuey
Inter-Continental Rubber Company
Aldrich
Ithode Island
Edward GB
Herman
Baruch
Henry A. Bingham
Daniel Guggenheim
B. Guggenheim
Paul Morton
Allen A. Ryan
Wiliam Sproule
Cyril St.Armand
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Continental Rubber Company of America
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Katherine
Germany
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Taft
Zelaya
Central America
Nicaragua
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Dayton
Cournegie Hero Fund Commission
Mittsburg
Dny
Ohio
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Phewmonia
James G. Biniie
Peary North Pole
State Department
Egan
Copenhagen
Univeralty of
Frederick A. Cook
Bureau of Naturalization
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