Working Students at Yale and Beyond Through College
A substantial number of American students seek funds to finish college by working through summers. The piece notes Yale, Harvard, Columbia and others as places where sons of joirneys and shopkeepers share work with wealthier peers. Jobs range from farm labor and golf caddies to camp superintendents, with earnings from twenty to up to eighty dollars weekly plus board. Some students even publish articles about their experiences, aiding funds for academic pursuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Newhare
College St
Yale
Harvard
Columbia
Auit Jonaire
Aley
Caf Soin
Liem
Osford
Leckine
Bethea
Tories
Angel Prash Elrabiess
Wien
Audi
Ceria
Pune
Amoriesty
Weber
Waeders Collen
Owen
Heer
Ken Hers
Bydy
Stinsier
Avecabinga
Ley Aleanie
Anil Eoe Shakespisirian
Rene Bile Mss
Valerian
Furmver
Veromille
S Boys’ Brigade
Rhodes
Oxford
St. James’s
The
Mont
Murder at Blenheim Mansions Sparks House Tragedy
A fatal incident occurred yesterday morning at Blenheim Mansions on Stirotou Street near Lisson Town. A constable found a woman and two men dead in a flat after a violent struggle. witnesses describe a scene of panic and a servant fleeing as the assailant fled the scene. The motive is linked to a woman known as Phe Nook, with ties to South African service and a separation between residents. Investigations continue as authorities search for the suspect and motive.
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Blenheim Mansions
Stirotou Street
Laltpaat
Bat
Sual
Thor
Tenelle
Rowart
Tver
Iit
Rhenis
Lindtam
Voomner
Serpy
Chris
Howell
Herbert
Romie
Howell Buat
Nesters
Ghent
Deny
Chad
Abvass
Intense Cold Through History Referenced by Chronicle
The fragment recalls severe winters noted in the Chronicle with dates from January through March, detailing icy Thames episodes, frost impacts on crops, and historic cold records in London and Europe. It cites King Charles II and Bonaparte era freezes, concluding with a note that today’s cold is mild by comparison and mentioning fines against Suea Drundon.
Rise and fall of YungJe a Chinese statesman and adviser
The article surveys the career and influence of YungJe, a pivotal Chinese statesman whose rapid rise included posts as President of the Board of Revenue and General of Gendarmerie. It notes his later return as Lieutenant General of the Mongol banners, his alliance with the Dowager Empress in shaping policy, and his role during the Boxer movement and the 1900 upheavals. The piece discusses his cautious involvement in foreign affairs and the tensions within the imperial court surrounding his patron, the Emperor's father, and Tsung-fu-lei-siang.
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YungJe
Poe
Hung Chang
Civan
Yong-lo
Heli
Bound of
Anil
Chon
Te Ui Osfer
Priceung
Offee
Tinglu Beame
Peklog
Mipid
Board of War
Asste
Anit Gronel
Voroy
Chi-ih
Ton
Cen Rallashiio
Te Army
Kashwayr
Bin
Supree tHomend
China
Limack
Han
Chine Rs
Peking
Tsong-fulesiang
Grand Connell
Shighaefu
Singlaotu
Li Hung Chang
J. Bong Ching
Tekine
Prisoner’s Ten Year Payback Case Ends With Return of Fees
In Freiburg’s Breiburg Cantin a prisoner named Herr X was ordered to pay for garden and lodging as part of a daily fee for ten years. The Supreme Court in Lausanne ruled the treasury could claim only actual expenses, which were not proven, so the 6.84 mark sum was returned to him with no interest. The tale highlights quirks of old wartime finance and legal technicalities.
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Cantin
Breiburg
Freiburg
Heer
IL Herry
Herry
Supreme Court
Lausanne
Err X
Daly Telegraph
Albanian clans and Turkish war amid sacred rites
The writer Reginald Wyon describes Albanian highland clans near Scutari who resist Turkish control by closing roads and forming regiments loyal to their chiefs. Hospitality blends with warlike culture as monks, churches, and rifles mark their sacred festival. A vivid portrait of rugged, loyal, and pious fighters ends with admiration for their noble qualities.
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Albania
Blackwood
Reginald Wyon
Ill
Artes
Medua
Scutari
Jos
Wyon Save
Bey
Ito
Austria
Wyon
Brethen
Will Mountains
Ron
Aborigines and the Modern Shoplifting Era
A fragmentary narration surveys alleged abuses of Australian Aborigines and a shopper theft craze. It cites Dr. Dubuisson on female kleptomania and notes official replies denying indentured labor claims while detailing conditions of natives in Western Australia and the temptations of modern consumption.
Wireless Telephony Over Earth Currents Demonstrated
Report on demonstrations of the Arm iron Armstrong system showing ground wave telegraphy and telephony without wires. Sir Gerard Smith explains practical trials at 400 yard distances, with potential military and commercial uses, including mine explosions and musical transmission. Critics worry about temptations in public exhibitions and security concerns.
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International Wireless
Yelesrayl and Telephone Company
Humber
Pore Sons
Alera Volare
Orling-Armstrong
Gerard Smith
Gerand Bolt
London Times
Entertainers and Public Face Theatre Debates and Delays
Discusses theatre disruptions from patrons and critics, including calls for protests against plays and protests by staff over pay. Notes Madame Melba and Madame Patti salary disputes, stagehands striking for arrears, and dramatic scenes of late arrivals and ejected crowd members in European theatres.
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Vortves Kotsertaan
Lyric Theatre
Mays
Uume
Jdmg
Hla
Madame Melba
Beca
Vienna
Madame Putt
Colonel Mapleson
Madame Patti
Madame Patteol
Diemma
Fg Debinnte
Metro
Sceieehifters
Pilay Loy
Hix Shiling
Min
Bina
Tlekera
Nuremberg
Bdignant
Powilessi al Rome
Wilnager
Incomplete Report on Finland Crisis Echoes Delayed Relief
Fragmentary text notes contradict reports of Finnish distress as the czar halts action after sufficient funds are raised. The piece hints at social tensions about girls and age, suggesting debates on propriety and restraint in a troubled time.
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Finland
Ees Ne
Prisoner Delusions Linked to Murder Plot at Thames Court
At Thames Police Court on Friday April 17 Thomas Brown, 33, a vagrant, faced remand charges of attempted murder of German sailors William Narjes and others, plus an alleged attempt to murder Police Sergeant J Coverly. A delusionary note from the prisoner mentioned "wireless telegraphy" and a murder in Dorset Street, Spitalfields, with references to an artist named Gipsy Woolf and Annie Austin. The case opened with Treasury counsel stating no clear motive. Judge Mead ordered further remand.
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Confrabion
Thames
Thomas Brown
Mead
William Narjes
Bruno Weiss
Henry Mans
Karl Adur
J. Coverly
Frayiingen
Treasury
Delu Nona
Folowa
Bir
Australia
Adelaide
Goto & Music
Gipsy Woolf
Dorset Street
Bpialfields
Annie Austin
Mad
Mr Mead
Prizoner
Crusade Against Cooks Twelve Months Of It
A view from the Idler criticizes extreme fasting fads including one meal a day and fruit juice diets. W T Larned describes twelve months with no cookery, detailing meals of fruit milk bread and raw meat preparations, mocking the impractical abstinence and praising ordinary cooking as sensible.
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Regan
Met
W. T. Larned
The Romance of Southern Stars and Ancient Sky Lore
A nostalgic 1920s style meditation on southern skies and stellar lore. It traces early knowledge of the southern hemisphere stars to Egypt and Babylon, notes Greek and Roman interpretations, and connects myths of Osiris, Canopus, and the Argo with navigation myths. The piece weaves celestial history with a cautionary note on interpretation and myth.
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Magellan
Egypt
Babylon
Euphrates
Asaya
Izis
Homer
Iheoses Valley
Fulllelice
Mite
Ptolemy
Alezambria
Akkadia
Behind the Scenes at a Paris Stage Row
An article recounts a lively backstage scene in which an Englishman actor clashed with a distressed onstage partner amid a tense confrontation. Gusts of aggression, disheveled attire, and bruised wrists highlight the quarrel as the manager weighs breach of contract actions.
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Paris
Hs Ager
Per Hanes
Yale
Fragmentary royal court note on Danish king and rulers
The text laments the aging Danish king, noting his eighty six year, his rank among sovereigns, and mentions Wends Goths and European politics. It references excursions and health, with scattered phrases about royal esteem and lineage. The garbled OCR yields few clear events or dates.
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Bale
Denmark
Grantemburg
Europe
Relient
Christian
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America
ECO DS
Dors Key
England
Eneon
Trecen
MD Stowe
St. Mailary
Charles IL
Petersburg
Oleon Bonaparte
Firesia
Haydn
London
Ngland
Mara
Belig
Torquay
Kinamen
Yeaa
Drundon
Dubuisson
Bomme
Tre Fellsws
Lowerlahey
Gr. Duboisson
Adgalalia
West Australia
Cossack
Roeburne
Atatement
Western Australia
Victoria Street
Weatminacer
Bow
Apell
M. Duthe
Duc Pujzzon
Yno
Ling
Anyarie
M. Dubuis
Gine
Modren
Alfrad Willi
Larned
Daily News
Moguee
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