Great Excitement Over Congress in Philadelphia
The piece describes widespread agitation as delegates gather for a potential general congress of committees in Philadelphia. Massachusetts figures, including Rowton residents, face scrutiny as tensions rise over British policy, colonial autonomy, and the fear of mob influence. The tone reflects early revolutionary debate and calls for constitutional restraint amid radical talk.
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Congress
Congress of Committees
Philadelphia
Manesachuectta
Boston
New
Doctor Answers Health and Beauty Questions
A column presents self help remedies and prescriptions from Dr Lewin Baker. Readers submit questions on weight loss liver and kidney health bedwetting catarrh scalp and hair loss with home remedies including pills powders and tonics and cautions on safety and dosage. The piece reflects early 20th century patent remedies and advice.
Delegates Rise to the Challenge of Empire's Peace
The passage notes that philadelphia delegates from Maryland and Virginia bring leadership, learning, and worldly experience to the continental congress. It contrasts southern precision and broad empire ties with northern caution, and hints at the softening of provincial limits as delegates seek to shape imperial policy.
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Ike John Adame
Harrison
Thomas Mifflin
Virginia
John Adama
Leo
Joseph Hawley
Files Deane
New England
South
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Lfe
England
Wide Empire
Consular Service Appointments Delayed by Systemic Delays
The article notes a small reward in the form of appointments to the US consular service for Democrats who supported the party and its principles. It argues that delays are not the fault of President Wilson or advisers but the result of a system developed over nearly two decades, with most major consular posts already filled.
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Cushing and
Pathe
Adameeon
Massachusetts
Samuel Adame
John
Philadelphia
United States
Wilson
Consular Posts Appointed for Life Under Civil Service Shift
A historical note describes hundreds of consulate clerical positions held by Republicans over 16 years. It explains consuls general and consuls are appointed by the president with no fixed terms and removed only for cause. The piece argues a Democratic president would inherit a nearly full Republican corps, effectively life tenure with transfers as the sole risk.
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Lfe
Norman E. Mack
National Monthly
Bullion King Mining Company Incorporated in Wyoming
Notice states the Bullion King Mining Company was incorporated under Wyoming law by filing its Certificate of Incorporation with the Secretary of State on February 21, 1913. The name is Bullion King Mining Company and the objects include acquiring real estate and mines and related properties.
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Bullion King Mining Company
State of
Wyoming
Water rights venture seeks five year Wyoming operations
A proposed company plans to buy real and personal property, to work, improve, and develop lands. It will exist five years from February 21, 1915, with capital stock of 100000 dollars, divided into one million shares of ten cents. Seven directors named include Daniel Beard and Everett J. Gordon, with offices at Alamo Hotel Ivybull 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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