Homeless Vehicles and Global Rail Histories Across Eras
Homeless vehicles reportedly drawn by dogs and reindeer, followed by musings on microbes and health. A New York Bible Society tally notes 60,424 Bibles in 24 languages. Weyler’s cruelty remembered in Cuba. The Murfreesboro note critiques wasteful habits amid social change. Global rail stats: 450,000 miles world, projected 500,000. 5,000,000 employed. costs and growth outlined. Canadian politics spar with Laurier, McGee. a Canterbury archbishop sage on work and restraint. French frontier travel times from Paris to major towns drop dramatically across centuries, with boat expresses now under four hours Paris to Havre.
Honeyed hope on a rainy day and a rekindled love
Sara and her aunt pursue a Woodlawn house with Mr Jarvis and Alan Slocum in pursuit, a rain soaked move tests their patience, a failed key exchange, and growing townsfolk ties. Alan confesss lingering affection as Sara recalls a past summer and contemplates their future on a Chicago streetcar.
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Hey
Sara
Jane
Alan Slocum
Kimbark Avenue
Brooks
Woodlawn
Sara Pether
Ofce
Mia
Barn
Edgewater
Jenting
Jarvis
Alan
Express
Swhich
Aunt Jane
Fane
Women in New Zealand Law and Fashion Notes
A London letter notes a New Zealand female lawyer’s death by suicide after client droughts and mentions thirty two women who paused teacher exams yet gained no placements, while fashion items describe fur trimmings and new materials. It covers diverse gender topics from law to dress, with references to Japan, Greece, and American sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Edic
London
Vicuna
Verse and Jokes From The Old Time Humor Page
A collage of light verse vignettes and humorous snippets from early 20th century papers. It includes anonymous quips about love and math, crossed with sketches of courtship and social manners, plus brief notes on weather vanes and quaint anecdotes.
Thorn's New Trial in Thorn Case in Queens Supreme Court
Martin Thorn, barber, on trial for murder of William Guldensuppe in Queens County Supreme Court. Series of delays and illnesses delayed proceedings. Justice Amith forced to retire, Justice Maddox selected to preside. Seven jurors chosen by end of day as efforts to secure a speedy second trial continue.
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Amith
New York City
Martin Thorn
William Guldensuppe
Supreme Court of
Queens County
Long Island City
Thorn
William C Woodward
Blkekmail
Samuel W. Bridgham
Supreme Court
Heward
Arested
London
Wambiin
Trial recounts cautious public interest in murder case
On the second day of the trial Justice Madro x presided as seven jurors sat before the twelfth was sworn. District Attorney Youngs opened by outlining the murder story and pled to produce witnesses to prove every charge. The youths who found the body identified as Guiden suppes testified, repeating their earlier account from the first trial.
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Ashtabula
Ohio
Carl Wright
Oberlin College
Apot
Seine
M Lauia Duelac
Talesmen
Madrox
Toon
Youngs
Guidensuppe
Five Phillips Brothers Elevated to Master Mason in Newark
Five brothers Harry Everett Frederick Robert and William Phillips advanced to Master Mason at Northern Lodge F and A M Newark NJ. They are sons of Henry F Philips aged seventy five, raised at Newark Lodge in 1449. He is high priest of Corinthian Chapter Deputy Minder of Adelphia Council thirty third Mason of Scottish Rite Knight Templar and life member of Grand Lodge. The family ranks once stood unique in Masonry annals.
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Northern Lodge
A. M
Newark
Harry A. Phillips
Everett T. Phillips
Frederick A. Phillips
Robert Phillips
William Phillips
Henry F. Philips
Newark Lodge
Corinthian Chapter
Adelphia Council
Grand Lodge
Masonry
Turkey postpones naval reorganization until spring
The Turkish Government delays naval reconstruction citing Russian warnings over unpaid war indemnities. Russia argues Turkey owes arrears and insists on payment before resuming the program. The move is seen as a setback to Germany which backed Turkey’s naval policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Turkey
Ragsta
Germany
M. Meling Hopes Bimetallism Solves Agricultural Crisis
In a Paris Chamber of Deputies speech on the agricultural crisis, French Premier M Me lin expressed hope that the day would come when bimetallism would triumph as a solution to the agricultural low mood.
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Chamber of Deputies
Paris
M. Meline
Cuba Elects New Government In November Vote
The Republic of Cuba announces a new government after a November election in Gunaymarillo Puerto Príncipe. Bartolome Vaso wins the presidency with Domingo Mendez as vice president and cabinet picks including Alaman, Fonts Sterling, Moreno de la Parre, and De Puta. Ongoing arbitration talks between the United States and Great Britain are noted as not renewed. In the United States the Criminal Code revision is proposed with Alaska and Oregon issues mentioned. A separate report recounts a violent incident in North Dakota involving a damaged vehicle and a fatal outcome.
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Republic of Cuba
Gunaymarillo
Puerto Princips
Bartolome Vaso
Domingo Mendez
Capote
Vicm
Alaman
Cretary
Biannesa
Fonts Sterling
Foringo Relathons
Moreno de la Parre
Interior
de Puta
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New York Bible Society
Weyler
New York Mail and Express
Spain
Murfreesboro Tonn
Robert P. Porter
Canada
Thomas D’arcy McGee
Wilfrid Laurier
Arbuthnot
America
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Calais
Etrasburg
Bayonne
Brest
Havre
Angela
Feller
Sho
Bonor
Agar
Alan Sleema
Sara Rose
Ara
Severn
Davenport
Randolph Street
Emma Lea Walton
Great Beiteta
Great Bereta
Royal Dock Yards
Blawick Hay
Low Walker Company
Thanes Iron Works Company
Glyde Bank Company
Walling
France
Japan
Detroit Free Press
New York Journal
Woolton Fabrica
Iis
New Fork Herald
Owls
Cigwadpe
Irace Mckinsey
Prevent
Mount Holyoke College
Glasgow
Scotland
Alice Bradford Wiles
Uhiow Federation of Women's Clubs
Mary Chilton
Plymouth
John Winslow
New Hampshire
Maritta M. Ricker
Congress
Cal
England and
Wales
M. Dubois
Lord Kelvin
Italy
Naples
Jove
Anon
Ify Savings-Bank
Anno
Bilas
Eilis Parker Butler
Bostonia
Browning
Flirter
Atchison Globe
Indianapolis Journal
Catfish Hill
Bill
Cincinnat Enquirer
Clarence
Mr. Callipers
Puck
Cincinnati Enquirer
Alice
Ada
Philadelphia
Laly
Mary Jane
Specie
Boston Globe
Petie
William Walker
Mamma
Little Freddy
Harper's Bazar
Boston Transcript
Tia
James Payn
Lord Poor
Duke of Ormond
Tante
Timothy Waldo
Newcastle
San Pianesco
Weathercorka
New
New England
Boston
Province House
Chute
Wilmot M. Smith
Samuel T. Moldos
Vof Brookyn
Justica Maddox
Mns
Augusta Nack
Booth
Volunteers of America
Carnegie Hall
Pel It
Mbe
Maud Ballington Noorm
Hateworthy
Maud Ballington Booth
Church of God
MacArthur
Baptists
Bradford
Congregationalista
Gregg
Presbytires
Strong
Evangelical Lance
Chauncey M. Depew
Masons
Czar
Kaiser
M. Meling
Erwin
Avhurmit
Marcus Nichols
Oakville
Conn
P Sud
Masago
Cuba
Tels
United States
Great Crithin
Criminal Code
Alana
Preston
Oregan
Alaska
Vivek Peden
Stae Mer
Joseph Williams Treana
Waeddle Dranseanteuwatel Cai
Sunade
Vmianadan
Nort Dakota
Coud
Pal
Bronx Zoological Park
Greater
New York
Heins & le Fargo
Tao Cblet
Thatands Acaps
Uon
Army
Boston Library
W. C. Tada
Bain
Quincy
Willliam C. Todd
Atkinson
N. H
Bos’ton Public Library
Todd
THE
TIMES
London Daily Mail
Montreal
War Office
Wilhelm
Berlin
Emmeline H. Rudd
John Rudd
United States Navy
Pando
Nebraska
Secretary of State
Mexico
Arroy
Diaz
Chamber of Commerce
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