Will Power and National Character in American Growth
A fragment reflecting on will power as a driving force in the United States economy. It compares America with Mexico and South America, arguing the South’s slower industrial progress stems from a weaker national resolve and work ethic, attributed to the American character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Mancea
Mexico
South America
Republic of the South
van Dyke
Photographing suffragists with children prompts critique
The New York Times recounts a photographer presenting a tray of portraits and noting most women shown include a child. He argues the child element signals a strong family image among suffragettes, while others doubt the motive or timing of borrowing kids for the photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Railroad Hero Hunter Saves Passenger Train Near Olympia
A 12 year old Olympia Washington boy Harry Hunter and companion Sam Burrows spotted a broken rail opening the track. Hunter ran toward Tacoma while Burrows went toward Olympia sounding alarm. The approaching train stopped just before the gap with passengers thanking the youths.
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Harry Hunter
Olympia
Wash
Hunter
Sam Burrows
Tacoma
Burrows
Fragmented Civic Reflection on Jury Duty and Public Duty
A fragment discusses patriotism and public service, praising jurors who serve despite personal costs. It emphasizes the value of civic duty, jury panels, and respect for justice while noting tensions between personal interests and public service.
Untitled public note from Amert Beesa office
Fragmentary OCR reads like a brief public note from Amert Beesa outlining a simplified procedure and a remark about unnoticed matters. Names and places are unclear but the context implies a basic administrative update.
Blackfeet Going to Work on Mackfort Project
The Mackfort Project in Montana gathers Native labor on a reclamation effort with the Mackfoet tribe on the Apaches of Arizona case. The Indians show eagerness to learn and adapt to civilized life while meeting work expectations and hours with promptness. They express a desire to live by health laws and the duties of a modern workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teete Gam
Mackfoet
Mackfort
Montana
van Norden
Bo the
Red Man
Newelle
Arizona
Minckfort
Employment Bureau Aids College Women at Barnard
Mrs Henry Wise Miller chairs Barnard College Alumnae employment bureau aiming to place Earnest women students and graduates in stenography and secretarial roles. Law firms and business leaders seek college trained women at about 100 dollars a month. The program mirrors men’s university club hiring and will need a full time worker next year to handle growing demand.
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Henry Wise Miller
Marnard College
Earnard Gitla
Miller
New York
Pop Billings Bargain Tale of a Trotting Mare
K G Dillings recounts a cautionary tale from his early racing days when he bought a fast trotting mare for 2000 dollars with only 600 dollars of his own. He borrowed the rest from his mother who eventually financed the deal. His father later offered to buy the mare back, noting she was not worth the price, and took the mare while returning the original 600 dollars to Charley.
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Co. K. G
Women’s Progress in England highlighted by judge remark
In a Marylebone court the judge notes changing gender dynamics as women increasingly defend themselves and fight back in assaults. He states that men now often report being beaten by women and predicts England will soon see the weaker sex as the man. The case involves Mrs Taylor who overpowered Mr Lovell and forced him to her flat.
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England
Marylebone
Taylor
Lovell
Abe
A Winter Flock of Geese on the River Bank
A winter flock drifts to the water, geese with necks outstretched land near muddy shallows. A sentinel watches as others settle, while nearby sounds hint at a quiet, orderly scene among observers and a vigilant leader.
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Gieleader
Wyoming Governor's Convention Trip Charged to State
The State of Wyoming allegedly covered 10800 in expenses for Governor Brooks' trip to the Republican National Convention. The article questions legitimacy of charging hotel and travel costs to the public treasury, noting hotel bills and rail fares claimed during a short Chicago stay.
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Wyoming
Brooks
Carres
Cheyenne
Chicago
Crooks
Utel Gill
Omaha
Weenta
al Eho
Strooks
Wyoming Amusement Company Incorporation Record
The certificate of incorporation of the Wyoming Amusement Company was filed in Cheyenne on September 26, 1010. The company is formed to furnish amusement to the public in Wyoming and neighboring Natrona and Fremont counties, owning property, operating entertainment venues, manufacturing stage and lighting equipment, and licensing songs and musical works for public entertainment.
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Wyoming Amusement Company
Stae
Cheyenne
Wyoming
State of
Towlt
Natrona
Fremont
Amusement enterprise corporation with real estate powers
A Wyoming company authorized to operate theatres and amusements and to acquire lands and buildings for their use. It may borrow, issue notes or bonds, and secure debts by liens on property. Offices at Casper. Directors include Wyo residents and the article notes dates, stock value, term, and managing agent. Mortgage and chattel details name multiple horses and equipment with a note on a defaulted payment of 621.35.
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Wyoming
Ius Capital
Casper
Natrona County
A. Thite
H.W. Rohrbaugh
BE. Davie
C. A. Horstmann
Davie
G. B. Here
John Blessing
Charles H. "Timmerman
Umea
Sis
Foreclosure Notice Involving Charlie Timmerman and John Hlewing
Notice of foreclosure of a chattel mortgage recorded January 71st 1010 in the county clerk and railroad register of deeds office. The mortgage was executed by Charlie H Timmerman to John Hlewing and involves the county.
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Charlie H. Timmerman
John
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Pabst
Milwaukee
P. J. Holloran
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Brandjen
Brandie
Brand
Vanthook
Née Itoan
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