Wyoming Republicans struggle to find issue at Cheyenne convention
Editorial criticizes the Republican rally in Cheyenne Wyoming for lacking a clear issue to attack Democrats and for displaying a weak, aimless stance. It singles out Senator Clark as ineffective and notes the party avoids firm declarations, signaling a negationist platform.
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Wyoming
Chevremne
Democratic Party
Clark
Congress
Clark Fox
G. 0. i. Ilesidel
Tly
Mexico
Exit Mr Carlisle Conlixle and the penitentiary fate
The piece condemns Carlisle Conlixle for a life sentence for theft and praises justice. It laments wasted talent and warns the Wyoming GOP about crafting principles after reading the Democratic platform. It references the Beott Obregon talks and Turkish conduct in New York news.
Brandeis Nomination Faces Senate Scrutiny Amid Partisan Debate
The Brandeis confirmation fight, colored by partisan politics, heads to the Senate in coming days. The Senate Judiciary subcommittee reports, including Chilton and Works, defend Brandeis noting his focus on truth and public service while dismissing allegations as overblown.
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Beamless Wa
Senate
Partion
Teandeta
Ersons
Committee On the Judiciary
United States Senate
Louis Dy. Brandeis
Chilton
Walsh
Cummins
Works
Wen
Brandeis
Ballinger
Cihma
Interior Department
Semitor Works
Supreme Court
Lila
Incscent
Lavin
Tie
Glavis
Pinney
Uterior Department
Hapgood
Collier's
Renator Chilton
True Patriotism From the Ohio State Journal
The piece denounces flashy patriotism as fraud and urges true patriotism as service to others. It condemns boastful jingoism and graft and calls patriotism the love of honesty decency courage and fairness.
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Ohio State Journal
Spaniards Founded the Most Southerly City in the World
The article profiles Punta Arenas in Chile, detailing its founding near the Strait of Magellan, its rise as a wool exporting center, and its growth from a penal settlement to a thriving port of about 13,000 residents. It notes 2,000,000 sheep, a major company with 1,253,000 sheep, and large banked fortunes among residents.
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South Pole
U'nited
Eloes
Strait of Magellan
Punta Arenas
Edward Albes
Bulletin of
The
Pan American Union
Washington, D.C
Fernando de Magalhaca
South Sea
Francisco Drac
Plymouth
Spain
Pacific
South America
Pedro Sarmiento
Republic of Chile
Punta Atenas
Europe
United States
Echoes of ancient Egypt mirror treasure found at Deuderen
Dr. Clarence Fisher reports winter operations of the Eckley B. Coxe Jr expedition at Deuderen uncovering ancient graves with mirrors and a cow burial. A carnelian bead necklace inscribed with Sesostris cartouche, possibly belonging to a king’s daughter, is among the prized finds. Government will retain part while Fisher sends rest to Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Deuderen
Egypt
Eckley B. Coxe, Jr
Uniiversity Dliseum
Clarence 8. Fiaher
Sesostria
Sesostris
Fisher
A Fortune By His Pen by Girard in Public Ledger
Richard Harding Davis earned enough with his pen to live luxuriously and save a quarter of a million in twenty five years, a feat unusual even among professional men. He saved about 250000 while earning 10000 a year, with much spent on living and investments, a claim noted in the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
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Girard
Philadelphia Public Ser
Richard Harding Davis
Pennsylvania
Devis
Notable Philanthropy Record Yet Among Professions
The piece notes no clergyman has earned a quarter of a million from his work, contrasting with Dr. Russell H. Conwell who has given away four times that sum, made from the lecture platform.
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Russell H. Conwell
Jeffersonian banquet speech praises unity and democracy
The Courier editor attended the Jeffersonian banquet at Colonial Ball and praised Thomas Jefferson. He lauds the Declaration of Independence and the U S flag, asserts national welfare through founding principles, and notes parties as necessary to apply methods for the greatest good amid global tensions.
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Fork Collins Courier
Courier
Thomas Jefferson
America
Europe
Asia
Record-breaking railway safety in 1916 across 325 roads
Chicago May 11. All railway safety records were broken in 1916 as 325 American roads reporting to the bureau of railway news and statistics completed the year with no passenger fatalities. They operated over 161,948 miles, marking unprecedented safety.
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Bureau of Railway News and Statistics
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Mr. Carlisle
Conlixle
Union Pacific
Carlisle
New York
Townshend
Uuogdad
Mr. Brandeis
Hallboa le
Citizens National Bank
Cheyenne
Waterman
Logan
Logan’s Book & Curio Store
Carey Avenue
Harry P. Hynds
First National Bank
Wyo
Sloan & Morris
Soi W. 17Th
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