Is the U S Conservation Mad
A writer argues Western lands are being withdrawn from entry by U S government policy. He cites figures from Robert Devik and Leatie's Weekly showing nearly 700,000,000 acres held back, with Montana Idaho and New York highlighted. The piece notes extensive withdrawals harm settlement and immigration.
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Mye
Maine
New Kampshire
Vermont
Massachueetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Pennsyivanta
Virginias
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Filiness
United States
Robert Devik
Leatie
Norris
Medtana
Hetel
Idaho
West Virginia
Canada
Northwest
Quvs Hania
Fragmented Notes Scene in Nebraskas Figures and Obscure Prose
The text presents a garbled mix of quotes and references including figures like James A. and Oscar Hammerstein, reports on crime and public figures, and a Chicago chemist claim about bacteria. It reads as a collage of opinions, indictments, and cultural commentary with no clear single news event.
Taft era politics and a forged promise in a caustic gossip
A fragment discusses Taft's stance amid party divisions, suggesting he may abandon the sinking Standpat G O P for Progressive Republicanism. It notes Lind Cavilleri's unhappy marriage to Howard Chanler and critiques a forged check tied to Prosecuting Attorney Rigdon, reflecting public mood and legal excess.
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Taft
Lind Cavilleri
Howard Chanler
Rigdon
First Aid To A Frown At A Protracted Meeting
An odd anecdote from a Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph report describes a punctual Methodist clerk apologizing for lateness during a long meeting. She blamed her horse’s fright at a passing train and Charles Peck’s riding aid for delaying her arrival.
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Pittsburg
Fragmentary dialogue hints at trust in the Lord
The text depicts a brief exchange where one speaker urges faith in the Lord and another replies with calm assent. A mention of a bellyband bursting leads to a reaction about having to jump, leaving the scene ambiguous and exploratory.
Off, Old Lady and Hidden Boy in Tea of Three
A nostalgic verse about an old lady and a boy with a twisted knee playing hide and seek under a maple tree. The child counts one two three while the lady lies hidden, aging and white, as they share a gentle game in memory.
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Mos
C, Bunner
Global notes on science and industry from 1917
The excerpt surveys various topics including metric adoption in Belgium, shellac cement in rubber bonding, St Petersburg’s municipal lab naming, Indian aid drives for Pera Ghazi Khan, Norway’s forestry and farming, Saxony forest fire prevention, an electric potato peeler, gender wage gaps in India, opium trade shifts, opium department transfers, and rising imports in Australia and New Zealand into London markets.
London court spotlights outdoor advertising evils
A London magistrate case draws attention to adverting practices outdoors. A constable found a man painting ads on a footway and charged him with willfully depositing paint. He was discharged.
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London
Aged carpenter ends life after taunt in Norwalk
In South Norwalk Conn on December 6 William Saunders a 62 year old carpenter ended his life after taunting remarks from co workers. He bought a suit and a revolver after selling tools and then shot himself four times in the head dying later.
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Liper
South Norwalk
Conn
William Saunders
Norwalk
Saunders
Colorado department headquarters may move
The article outlines a military career from second lieutenant in the Sixth Cavalry to chief ordnance officer of volunteers in the Spanish American War. It details service in Apache campaigns, the Sioux campaign, Cuba, Mindanao in the Philippines, Mindanao command, Army staff in Washington, a Japan posting as military attaché, and more recently governing Moro province. He is described as a promising man in the army and a member of premier clubs in Washington and Chicago.
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Tenth Cavalry
Spain
New Mexico
Arizona
Dakotas
C Nba
Philippines
Department of Mindanao
Mindanao
Washington
Japan
Russia
Phillippines
Moro
Chicago
President urges broad reforms on public lands and resources
The message outlines proposals to repeal forest land acquisition limits in the western states, lease government coal deposits for up to sixty years with periodic readjustments, extend surface and mineral rights separation for phosphate lands, grant two year prospecting rights, and directly lease water power sites by the federal government or patent to states with regulated terms.
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Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Colorado
Wyoming
Vault Collapse at Marble Company Kills Three Workers
A vault in the Colorado Yule Marble company offices collapsed yesterday afternoon, fatally injuring two Italians and an American who were working inside. Authorities attributed the accident to a roof failure connected with the preinforced Gomerete vault.
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Caja
Colorado Yule
Hrost
Jealousy Drives Murder of Little Maurice in Marseille
Emile Lapierre, director at St. Denis Technical School, murdered his three year old son Maurice near Marseille, sparked by jealousy over letters his wife kept from another man. He confronted his wife, threatened vengeance, then abducted Maurice from the school with a revolver, leaving no trace of him or the killer.
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Aris
Emile Lapierre
St. Denis
Maurice
Marselli
Lapierre
Hotel de Bretewil
France
Mile
Marseilles
Mrs. Eddy Resigns Leadership as Church Directorship Remains
The article reports Mrs. Eddy dying without medical attention and that she had no official office, yet was revered by followers who gave her motherly esteem rather than votes. It notes she suffered lung congestion before death and was too weak for hours to exercise physical authority.
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Thorn
Mrs. Eddy
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Fragmentary Medical Note on Patient Care
The text describes limited medical attention during a difficult period, noting a caregiver’s concern and Mrs. Eddy using her powers during brief rational intervals near the end. It indicates a tense, unsettled scene with focus on care decisions and patient condition.
Cummings to Seek Tariff Schedule Revisions
Senator Cummings will introduce a resolution to revise specific tariff schedules and to take up a single schedule for revision without amending the rest of the law. He also plans a measure to limit Senate committee consideration of the bill to sixty days.
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Washington
Cummings
Senate
Garment Makers' Strike in Chicago Remains Uncertain
Chicago reports the garment makers strike unchanged as tailors refuse negotiations for arbitration. Police Chief Steward grants a permit for fifty thousand strikers to parade tomorrow.
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Chicago
Steward
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