The Human Side of George Washington Revealed
A historian argues that Washington was more than a marble hero. Hidden letters and diaries show a warm Virginian gentleman, a loving husband, a man drawn to learning, sport, and sociable life, with modern flaws and deep humanity.
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Washington
George Washington
Arthur
Virginia
W. Mather
Patrick
Georgio Washington
Boswell
Mark Twain
The Philadelphia White House portrait and Washington's university dream
A historical article recalls George Washington’s wish for a national university and his will leaving $25 000 for endowment, now worth about $4 000 000 after a century, noting his refined mind and enduring legacy. It contrasts his serene greatness with biographers highlighting his warmth and humanity.
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National University
Congress
Washington
Jeanette Hesse
Protection of Iron and Steel Against Corrosion
An elaborate international study reports that certain Japanese lacquers offer superior protection for iron and steel against salt water, steam, and hot acids. The German technical journal highlights Japanese techniques as superior to western methods in this field.
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Orient
Insurgent Forces Diminishing in Philippines New U S Role
Dispatches from Iloilo report quiet conditions and resumed business as Gen Miller can hold his position with the existing force. American flag raised on Negros and protection sought amid improving conditions in Cebu and surrounding areas. The war department notes insurgents' forces few miles from Iloilo appear to be disintegrating.
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Manta
United States
Newport
Iloilo
Miller
Otis
Jaro
Molo
Manila
Washington
War Department
Island of
Negros
Cebu
Two Women Perish Jumping From Third-Story Fire
A boarding house fire at 330 Michigan Avenue Chicago Curic a no on February 22 left Theresa Boyle and Josephine Wright dead after leaping from a third story window. Grace Rockwell and Cecil L. Garrett were rescued unconscious. Several others fled by jumping to escape the flames.
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Chicago
Curicano
Michigan Avenue
Theresa Boyle
Josephine Wright
Grace Rockwell
Cecil L. Garrett
Death of Sir George Ferguson B. Owen
Sir George Ferguson B. Owen a Privy Councillor and former governor of Hong Kong New Zealand and Queensland died at Brighton Tuesday evening. He authored Thirty Years of Colonial Government.
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George F. B. Owen
London
George Ferguson B. Owen
Hong Kong
New Zealand
Queensland
Brighton
Five Miners Die In Blast At Blocton Mine No 3
Brn Minewan Ala Feb 22 A premature dynamite explosion in mine No 3 of the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad company at Blocton Tuesday killed five miners and fatally hurt two all workers in the blast room.
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Brn
Minewan
Ala
Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Company
Blocton
Voluntary Wage Increase Announced by Reading Iron Co
Reapina Pa February 22. George F Baer president of the Reading Iron Co announced a voluntary wage rise for its 2000 employees to take effect March 1. The exact amount has not yet been determined.
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Reapina
George F. Baer
Reading Iron Co
Oldest Postmaster Dead
John Logan of Cross Roads, Yorn County, dies at 88. Appointed postmaster in 1837 during Van Buren's administration, he served continuously until his death. Also notes presidential nominations sent to the Senate for two judges from Kansas and Alabama.
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Yorn
John Logan
United States
Cross Roads
van Buren
West Virginia Card Duel Leaves Man Dead
Five miles east of Krystom Williams and Smith argued over a card game. Revolvers were drawn and a duel ensued in which Smith was shot three times and died almost instantly. Williams remains at large.
American Hide and Leather Co forms to rival U S Leather
In Cuicaco on Feb 21 a new leather combine with capital of 60 million dollars is organized to take over tanneries outside the United States Leather Co. The plan calls for no antagonism toward the U S firm. The Cormoran heads to Samoa after leaving Kiao Chou. In Cubaneo on Feb 22 R J Walsh, a leading real estate dealer, is shot dead by employee John Driscoll in the Roanoke building hallway.
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Washington
Cuicaco
United States Leather Co
American Hide and Leather Co
United States Co
Germany
Cormoran
Samoa
Seanaual
Kiao-Chow
Hong Kong
Apia
Cubcaneo
R. J. Walsh
John Driscoll
Walsh
Roanoke
In Defense of the People and the Gold Standard Fight
A Democratic National Committee committee urges fundraising for 1900 campaigns to oppose moneyed interests linked to a gold standard. They list rival committees led by Peabody Hanna and Mark Hanna, call for monthly subscriptions through October 1900, and outline office procedures and accountability at Unity Building Chicago. Prominent figures James K. Jones William J. Stone John P. Altgeld William V. Allen Henry M Teller.
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Friends of Our Cause
National Democratic Committee
Onjwaya
National Democratic Gold Standard Committee
George F. Peabody
New York
Indianapolis
H. H. Hanna
Bankers’ Organization
Williams Street
National Republican Committee
Mark Hanna
Union Trust Company Bank
Dearborn
Madison Streeta
Chicago
W. H. Harvey
Ways and Means Committee
Unity Building
Struggie
America
Ill
James K. Jones
Democratic National Committee
Ways and Means
Arkansas
Wm. J. Stone
Missouri
John P. Altgeld
Illinoia
Wm. V
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