Patchwork of World News Grabs Attention in March 25 Item
A jumble of clipped notices mentions Abdul Hamid alive, a Turkish death rumor. a Wisconsin legislator's tax on old maids. Nevada's six months residence divorce law. Cheyenne investing in cars. tariff criticism by Herbert Miles. Evensville India relation to cause and effect. a bank clerk jailed for theft. Curtiss airplane as white race hope. John Arthur Johnson courting a flying machine. Illinois suffrage amendment to voters. and Texas annexation fears tied to Japan and Mexico.
Roosevelt claims Pannonie canal progress in modest pose
The piece quotes Theodore Roosevelt boasting about starting the Pannonie canal while noting his modesty. It ails broad comments on publishing odds and public figures. It mentions Indians playing ball in Kaneng City and a Denver court on prize fighting, with digressions on Taft, Russia, and Chinese affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pannonie Canal
Theodore Roosevelt
Kaneng City
Pioneer Parkward
Denver
Cardoer
O'Keefe
California Move Seeks Curb On Crime Film Projection
The article notes California bans on showing criminal activity films and hints at potential broader limits. It criticizes sensational crime stories like Get Rich Quick Wallingford and Great Graft Syndicate as entertainment not uplifting, and comments on social trends including rising American young women with money. It also mentions King George increasing peerage, suggesting it relates to fashioning social status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Wallingford
George
Great Britain
America
Morocco conflict looms as France tightens grip
A Parla dispatch says Morocco’s sultan forms a 6000 man standing army under French officers while French railways reach the Atlas frontier. Paris outlines a rapid move toward annexation. Morocco is portrayed as a native state under European influence amid talk of a Transpyreneean link and a train ferry to North Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parla
Morocco
Moroccan
Atlas
Tuat
India
Lincoln County
Rocky Mountain
Europe
France
Morosco
California
Mexico
Republic
Mediterranean
Paris
North Africa
Rocky Mowntala
First Aid to a Frown
A garbled dialogue presents a tense scene where a character threatens self harm if not married. The speaker demands a portrait for printing while another questions the spring cha m e? The text shows fragmented phonetic speech and unclear context.
Fragmentary Dialogue Fragments From A Lively Page
A jumble of quoted lines appears with playful exchanges about fishing, romance, and style. The text references Balter fishermen and a character teased about gender roles and beauty while joking about cigars. The passage seems incomplete.
When The Crows Return In The Dark of Year
A reflective verse piece contrasts winter frost and longing with the annual return of crows. The speaker traverses streets hearing birds and feeling Earth’s pull, expressing ache for light, love, and comfort as crows come back. The poem intertwines nature imagery with personal yearning and seasonal mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evon
Edward Terry Presents Sweet Lavender at Capitol Avenue
Edward Terry the famed English comedian appears tonight at Capitol Avenue theatre in Sweet Lavender. His exuberant humor and genial personality have made him a universal favorite across the Atlantic, with a strong American fan base awaiting this return after six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Terry
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Sweet Lavender
Atlantic
America
Mr. Terryll & Versaille Gruet Gad
Lst
There Are Sums of Good Fish in the River
A fragment notes plenty of fish in a local river with remarks on quality. The brief mentions fishing abundance and possible activity from local people along the water.
The Man of the Hour at Capitol Theatre Next Thursday
A note on the play The Man of the Hour being staged at Capitol Avenue theatre next Thursday marks a new era in stage history. It has received unanimous praise in New York with no negative reviews and is billed as the play of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Avenue
New York
Che
Marke
Raymond's
Knife Factory Worker Injured By Flying Blade
Middleton New York March 24 William Steader an employee at an Ellenville knife factory was struck in the chest by a four inch blade from a wheel. The blade pierced a lung and possibly the heart and he received immediate medical attention with hope for recovery.
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Middleton
N. Y
William Steader
Ellenville
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Leader Publishing Co
Edmiston
Pwhilsher
Mattter
Pally
Society
Tout
Ding Thay
Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Nevada
Jeffries Johnson
Herbert E. Miles
The
National Tariff Association
Hvansville
John Arthur Johnson
Illinois
Stself
Japan
Texas
Werka
Rifle
Colorado
Gaynor
Corrigan
Taft
Russia
China
Hay
Bullock Workman
Servatias
Mitton
Walt Watll
Edwin Terry
Actor
Don
Dick Phenyl
William Todman
Sherman
Wm. Gauff
A. Braunschweig
Michelob
West 16Th St
Wyo
Stock Growers National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Captfal and
Eurplus
HANNA
van Tassell & Draper
PHO
Eddy Streets
First National Bank
Colorado Springs
Bond
16Th Street
Bart McGrath
Luxus Beer
Raymond
Eighteenth Street
John MH. Adama
Gist
82Nd Streets
Park Addition
Cheyeano
Wyow
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