Treatment of Boys and the Independent Back Yard Bungalow
William Jeffery of Newark addressed the Harlem Liberal Alliance about peaceful cohabitation with children and the rise of independent back yard group living. He recounted building a 24 foot dwelling, overseeing neighborly conduct, and reporting progress while noting hearings on how the boys and their relatives adapted to the shared space and its rules.
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William Jeffery
Nerkesey Fteignes
Joftery Wade
Beeven
Audin
Manhattan
Plainield
N. J
Berkeley Heights
Breokiza
Matthern
Elias
Cherie
Frederic Named Warden To Oversee Links Feats Efforts
Frede ric, connected with life saving and the caveafe mate, has been appointed warden to oversee these links and feats through the efforts of the Audu.
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Frederic
Franco the Portuguese Leader and Monarchist Reform Efforts
The article profiles Franco a Portuguese figure once prominent as a supporter of Conservative leader Hinteetlibetro. It describes his sharp, wiry appearance and elite education, his role to end graft under the monarchy, and his pledge to expose public finances. It notes friction with monarchists and Republicans, dissolution of parliament, decrees, and royal protection amid threats.
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Vretator
Jano Franco
Portugal
New York Post
Ty Raft
Mewna Dory
Wintra
Batrelia
Hinteetlibetro
Fran
Court of Cantons
Pranco
Pubille
Wenn
Thia
Enor
Fife
Clock fed by alarm aids barn feeding system
A coal dealer in Alton, Illinois named Miller has devised a mechanical alarm driven by a clock to trigger feed delivery in the barn. A wire system pulls a winder, releasing corn into mangers at a set hour, with automatic rearm for early morning feeds. Miller hopes the device can be adapted to watering stock and reduces barn chores in winter.
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Freenbian
Marlen
Flord
Biep
Ford
Wren
George Ambler
Alton
Til
New York
Miller
Yu House
Ani
Roel
Ailler
Teddy bears and railroads in a winter joke tone
A jovial Irish carpenter jokes about teddy bears as locomotives and rail yards filling for winter. He notes railroads at Witte DURE and other lines stockpiling engines, while President Roosevelt and the financial stringency and a notable joke about Teddy bears circulate among workers.
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Witte ‘Dure
Eesuo Moe
New York
Jim Beck
Daithoury
Ohio
Roosevelt
Polls, railroads, and tariff charges ignite House debate
In Washington March 4, lawmakers allege railroads robbed the public of 70 million and condemn malfeasance in the weighing system. Lloyd of Missouri leads calls for a post office probe as Moon of Tennessee critiques Republicans for 40 years of alleged plunder and wealth influence.
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Frances Congrramaan Faye Prople
Washington
Lloyd
Minouri
Wagner
Pennsylvania
Moon
Tenneson
Gledel
Ohio
Riggs
Georgia
Murdock
Kasaan
Smith
Calhorn
Tennesse
Republcans
Republican Party
Staten
Spokane County Rancher Denied Writ in Horse Theft Case
Spokane county rancher C. P. Wilts faced a theft case after arrest on horse holding charges. Judge William A. Hunuke denied the writ of habeas corpus yesterday, ordering Hetter arrest in Witteville by the sheriff of Adame County.
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Spokane
Spokane, Wash
Maron
William A. Hunuke
Partor
C. P. Wilts
Spokane County
Aldon Horton
Witteville
Aberitt
Adame County
Fragmented excerpts reveal varied Victorian era anecdotes
A collage of short, dated, and partially legible vignettes from a Victorian frame includes memories of a celebrated actress and singer, a Dutch violinist, and a bantering exchange about age. The prose shifts between gossip on performers and moral quips, with a stylized city life rhythm.
Classified Ad Fragment Seeks Restaurant Outfit Help
Fragmentary ad requests a clean waiting for a restaurant outfit and supplies. It hints at a buyer seeking furnishings, equipment, and possibly a new venture setup, with unclear location or contact details due to OCR issues.
Golden Grain Granules cereal drink pitched to aid children
The article urges parents to provide Golden Grain Granules a cereal drink claimed to boost children’s strength and brain work. It markets the product as pure roasted grain tasting like coffee priced about a nickel and sold by grocers with a one thousand dollar purity guarantee.
Public Notice on County Seat Move in Idaho
Electors of Kootenai County Idaho intend to circulate a petition starting March 9 1904 to remove the county seat from Rathdrum to Coeur d Alene within Kootenai County. The petition seeks action by the District Court of the First Judicial District of Idaho in Coeur d Alene.
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Keut
Quai County
State of Idaho
Marsh
A.D
First Judicial Cletriet
Kootanat
Kootenat County
Rathdrum
Coeur d'Alene
Kodtwoal County
Bate
Tha Ihe
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