How Wilson Does It in New Jersey Politics
The article praises Governor Wilson for defeating machine backed attempts to replace Senator Martine with James Smith Jr. It credits Wilson with direct primary advocacy, a decisive, transparent approach, and willingness to take his case directly to voters. It argues these methods curb political machines nationwide.
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Wilson
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
James E. Martina
Hoe
Martine
Democratic Party of
United States
April and Life in Verse by L. M. Thompson
A lyric piece from Cosmopolitan titled April and Life in sooth reflects on hope and fear, light and gloom through weather and nature imagery. The speaker contrasts sunshine with showers, youth with years, and the cycle of emotions as life unfolds.
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L. M. Thompson
Clergy Man’s Pulpit Rights and Private Restraint in Nebraska
An Nebraska minister famed for bold pulpit sermons reportedly retains prudence at home. During a visit to a nearby town the editor noted he speaks and acts as he believes right, yet remarks that his wife is not with him, underscoring private restraint behind public defiance.
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Eiranger
Carroll la
Mapsasity Journal: Rehearsal Plans and Evening Talk
Fragmentary notes discuss rehearsal questions and plans for tonight. A girl appears unsettled while arrangements for speaking are in doubt. The entry hints at conversation topics and coordination among participants.
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Mapsasity Journal
Untitled hobble skirt exchange causes concern
Mrs Jasper explains why she gave away her hobble skirt fearing danger. Mrs Turnley and Mrs Davie react as the garment allegedly nearly strangled its wearer, with an incident narrated where the skirt was worn upside down and limited danger ensued.
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Jasper
Diffident storekeeper feigns absence to creditors
A young shopkeeper, defeated by debt, hides from creditors by instructing his wife to say he is not in. A reporter arrives, asks to speak with him, and learns he is insolvent. Marie jokes that he rode the 2 40 train yesterday and won’t return until tomorrow.
Amusements At The Atlas Thrill Cheyenne Audiences
Atlas last evening featured a varied vaudeville bill headlined by The American Trumpeters trio and Careless Curt. Two audiences packed the house as instruments, a cello solo by a noted female performer, and a dramatic act combined for a lively show.
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Cheyenne
Atlas
Broadway Musical Ends and Theater Bosses Busy
A busy program at Capitol Avenue Theatre features Raymond Hitchcock in George M. Cohan's The Man Who Owns Broadway with Flora Zabelle and an ensemble cast. The show blends songs and chorus numbers while lampooning pretense, followed by an appearance of Sydney Lyons and a plot of romance, deception, and a happy ending at the National Theatre. Edwin Terry is billed next with Sweet Lavender and a profile of his charitable and civic activities alongside theater management duties.
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Raymond Hitchcock
Capitol Avenue Theatre
George M. Cohan
Broadway
Cohan and Harris
New York
Boston
Chicago
Flora Zabelle
Mia
John Hendricks
Francia Lieb
Mildred Klaine
Lena Rhodes
Mark Sullivan
Gertrude Webster
Leland Stearns
Armand King
Curte Karp
Cohan
Sydney Lyons
Sylvia Bridwell
Papa Bridwell
George Burnham
Burnham
Charlotte Curtis
George
Sylvia
Carrie
Bridwell
Lyons
Sydney
National Theatre
Edwin Terry
Edward Terry
Strand
Providences
Terry
Barnes
Surrey
Priory Lodge
Wepttal
Royal General Theatrical Fund
Actors’ Churess Union
Hobart Metate Bt. Clemente Dames Charity
Charing Cross Hospital
Primrose League
Worshipful Company of Terrers
Land rush as Dominion land opens near Edmonton
A Dominion land opening west of Edmonton and discoveries along the Athabaska Mackenzie and McLeod rivers trigger a stamping rush by homesteaders and oil seekers. Sixty new companies form with many planning to drill. The region promises abundant coal and a century of fuel, with 10 800 homesteads opened and rail inquiries overwhelmed.
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Winnipeg
Dominion
Edson
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
Alberta
Athabaska
Mackenzie
McLeod
Edmonton
Trafne
Edeon
McLeod Rivers
Morinville
Diatricta
Unf
W. P. Hinton
Grand Trunk Pacific
Pacific
Franklin Introduces Full-Torpedo Auto at Syracuse Show
New model by H H Franklin Manufacturing debuts at Syracuse auto show March 14 18 featuring a torpedo back that slopes forward replacing the common rear. The semi-ellipse chassis carries a seven inch high rear door revealing a spacious compartment for luggage and blankets. Two cars have been built one 1911 38 hp six cylinder and one Model M 25 hp four cylinder.
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New York
H. H. Franklin Manufacturing Company
Syracuse
N. Y
Interior design flaw defines rear seat shielded protection
A fragmented description notes a body construction feature that excludes a front seat, creating a rear seat that is exclusive and protected for its occupants. The text implies a distinctive equipment detail emphasizing shielding and occupant safety in the back area.
Imp diplomat sparks dispute over Reid Holmes residence wall
In New York, a bold red poster affixed to a tradesmen’s entrance at the Mundleon block claims the Reid residence has no relation to a numbered entry and cites a long running dispute over a claimed right of way by Opti mun H. Holmes across the rear of Whitelaw Reid’s property, angering neighbors and bemusing passersby.
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Implomat
New York
Mundleon Block
Whitelaw Reid
England
Optimun H. Holmes
Edward D. Adams
William Falnestock
Reid
Mr. Holmes
Mr. Reid
Fishback Goes to England to Promote National Irrigation Congress
Former Judge Charles F. Fishback, chairman of Chicago’s board of control for the National Irrigation Congress, sails for England to win Lord Alfred Harmsworth and London financiers to back American development work. He aims to enlist English funds for U S irrigation projects and gauge changing attitudes toward American investments.
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Chicago
Mar
National Irrigation Congress
Charles F. Fishback
Chicago Board of Control
The
Congress
England
Fishback
Lord Alfred Harmsworth
America
London
Liverpool
Joy Morton
Paul Morton
New York
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy
An advertising notice promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur as a simple, harmless solution to darken hair and combat premature grayness. The Wyeth Chemical Company lists Cortlandt Street address in New York and sells bottles for 60 cents or 1 dollar, with direct mail purchase options.
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Wyeth Chemical Company
Cortlandt Bt
New York City
Wyeth's
London financiers eye Wyoming irrigation project
London financiers show interest in a development venture in Wyoming. Mr. Fishback has broad experience in irrigation securities in the Midwest and is expected to advance the project while abroad.
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London
Wyoming
Fishback
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