Great Excitement Over Congress Stirring the Nation
The piece traces reaction to a proposed continental congress in Philadelphia, noting tensions between Massachusetts and other colonies, with anger over the Boston tea party and recent unrest. It cites Joseph Hawley criticizing Massachusetters and mentions growing radical talk alongside calls for constitutional moderation.
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Congress
Congress of Committees
Philadelphia
Manesachuectta
Boston
New
Efen
Massachuetta
Rowton
Joseph Hawley
Massachusetts
John Adams
Great Britain
Doctor's answers on health and beauty questions
A physician to readers offers remedies for weight loss and common ailments. It promotes specific tonics and powders, lists dosages, and advises prudent health steps including remedies for bedwetting, catarrh, scalp conditions, and thinning hair.
Delegates Learn To Live In Foreign Parts At Congress
The article describes delegates arriving for a congress, observing each other, and adapting from provincial life to imperial politics. It notes the southern delegates’ leadership, the New England surprise at their refinement, and the varied backgrounds of figures like John Adams, Colonel Harrison, and Thomas Mifflin. The piece ends with contrast between southern familiarity with empire and northern suspicion.
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Cushing and
Pathe
Adameeon
Massachusetts
Samuel Adame
John
Philadelphia
John Adams
Samuel Adams
Congress
Virginia
Ike John Adame
Harrison
Thomas Mifflin
John Adama
Leo
Joseph Hawley
Files Deane
New England
South
Boston
New York
Lfe
England
Wide Empire
Consular Service Appointments Tied to Democratic Loyalty
The article discusses how consular service appointments for the United States are tied to long standing Democratic support. It notes President Wilson and advisers bear no fault, but blame a system developed over nearly twenty years that has filled most major consular posts.
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United States
Wilson
Consular Service Seen as Lifelong for Republicans
The article argues that since 16 years of Republican appointees have staffed 68 consuls general and 246 consuls, the consular service resembles a fixed civil establishment. Presidents name officers without fixed terms and remove them only for cause, creating de facto lifetime tenure with transfers as the only frequent change.
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Lfe
Norman E. Mack
National Monthly
Bullion King Mining Company Incorporation Notice
Notice records the incorporation of the Bullion King Mining Company under Wyoming law with the Secretary of State on February 21, 1913. The filing outlines the corporate name and its purposes to acquire own exchange sell and dispose of real estate mines mining properties and water rights.
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Bullion King Mining Company
State of
Wyoming
Water rights venture seeks Wyoming operations and stock plan
A proposed company outlines water rights acquisition and development across Wyoming Sheridan and Big Horn counties with a 5 year term from Feb 21 1915 and capital stock of 100 000 divided into 1 000 000 shares of 10 cents each. Directors include Daniel Beard Rée bury L Dennison Everett J Gordon Robert E Magee Thomas J Murphy Willard J Nourse and Austin Wilson with offices at the Alamo Hotel Ivyball Wyoming and agent James T Hurst.
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Daniel Beard
Réebury L. Dennison
Everett J. Gordon
Robert E. Magee
Thomas J. Murphy
Willard J. Nourse
Austin Wil
Th Company
Wyoming
Sheridan
Bioloin
Porton Commonwealth of Masaachuse
Sail Company
Alamo Hotel
Ivybull
Clorze
James T. Hurst
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Minneapolis
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Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
Capitol Avenue
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