Jupiter the giant of our planets and Earths scale
Garrett P. Serviss explains Jupiter as a seething globe larger but lighter than Earth, with cloud bands and four moons. He imagines vast continents on Jupiter, compares distances and sizes, and contemplates inhabitants and density, noting Jupiter is still forming and lacks visible solid land.
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Jupiter
Earth
Ameriuan
New York
San Francisco' i
Pacific Ocean
Battery
Yonkers
Baltimore
Metropolitan
Brodway
Fesh
Jupter
Juper
Garrett P. Serviss
New York American
Hatchet Rituals Against Storms in Native Traditions
A garden worker in the Himalayas plants a hatchet edge upward to “cut the storm” during a severe hailstorm. The note cites Catlin’s North American Indians describing Mandan water-spirit sacrifices with hatchets to avert floods.
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Himelayas
Catlin
Icudon
Querles
A Father and Son Query Asia in Light Diary Humor
A brief quip from the Ladies' Home Journal features a boy boasting his father’s knowledge. The companion asks where Asia is, and the father replies that Asia is one of the questions he knows. The vignette captures playful generational insight in a domestic moment.
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Asia
Wome Journal
Converted Uses Move Prompt Sign From Music Dept
Boston Transcript notes that the music department has been abandoned and a stray sign stating Take This Home and Try It on Your Pine is discarded by manager Certainty nour Stickle who places it on the furniture polish counter.
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Linay
Nour
Boston Transcript
Biography sketch of Woodrow Wilson from early life notes
Fragmentary notes describe Woodrow Wilson born in Staunton Virginia pursued law at Atlanta and studied at Princeton and Welovan college while entering academia and political life including governor of New Jersey.
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Woodrow Wilson
Staunton
Atlanta
Piyn Mar
Welovan
Princeton
New Jersey
Thomas BR. Marshall
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Manchester
Ind
Columbia City
Wabash College
New Jersey Debate on Woodrow Wilson and Electoral Motives
Fragmented OCR passage discusses New Jersey politics surrounding Woodrow Wilson, motives behind presidential support, and the 1912 era campaign discourse. Mentions electors, votes, and party unity amid a nationwide shift toward Wilson as the Democratic candidate.
Baltimore a great city for the Democrats
The piece recounts past and present political conventions held in Baltimore, naming nominees from the Democratic line such as Andrew Jackson, Martin Van Buren, James K Polk, Franklin Pierce, and Stephen A. Douglas, and notes a concurrent Republican convergence with candidates like Lincoln and others. It emphasizes Baltimore as a historic political center for Democrats.
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Batthuores
Andrew Daichran
Martin van Buren
Lit
Janes KK Polk
Tew- Ip Cass
Franklin Pierce
Stephen A. Douplis
John Breehdnnds
Iie
Morace Greeley
Henry Clay
Whifeld Scott
Abraham Lincoln
Baltimore
Wilson's nomination unanimous in crowded ballot
Results of ballots show Wilson's nomination nade unanimous. There were delegates present, making 726 the necessary two thirds for choice.
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Wilson
Cholee
Principal Platform Points From Democratic Platform
The platform centers on revenue tariff as the main plank with demand for real downward revision. Republicans face blame for high living costs and tariff tinkering while rights of states are reaffirmed. It backs single presidential term, primaries, and a law to ban corporate campaign contributions. It calls for federal supervision of interstate railroads and communications and opposes the Aldrich central bank bill. It supports parcel post and express services.
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Aldrich Central Bank
Democratic balloting records through history
Fragmented OCR lists Democratic nomination ballots from 1844 to 1904. It notes long succession of ballot counts with candidates Polk Cass Pierce Buchanan Douglas McClellan Seymour Greeley Tilden Hancein Cleveland Bryan Parker and Bryan again, showing the evolving nominating process across elections.
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Polk
Cass
Pierce
Buchanan
Douglas
NicClellan
Seymour
Greeley
Tilden
Hanceen
Cleveland
Bryan
Parker
Judge Wescott Nominates Wilson for President
Judge John F. Wescott of Camden New Jersey speaks in support of Woodrow Wilson for the presidency during a nomination event in Baltimore on July 8. He highlights Wilsons strong qualifications and leadership qualities.
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Fia
Daighen
Jerey
Woodrow Wal
Pita
Woodrow
New Jersey
Wilson
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
John F. Wescott
Camden
N. J
New Jersey Emancipation Trial and Woodrow Wilson Vision
Fragmentary OCR preserves a political speech praising Woodrow Wilson as a cosmopolitan yet American leader. It criticizes rival campaigns as corrupt and calls for principled policy and public service, urging voters to support a decisive, intelligent future over political rhetoric.
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Nuof
Jersey
New Jersey
Ameren
Lfe
Matchtess
Woodrow Wilson
Cleveland’s Cabinet Cards Reveal Power Behind the Run
William Gorkatiee, Cleveland’s aide, recounts how the future president gathered unsigned cards listing public figures and potential appointees. Cards color coded red for strong points and black for discreditable traits formed a concise judgment day file on national figures and visitors to Albany.
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Albany
Ely Uwfe
Army
Navy
Cleveland
Ridgely Seeks Bids for Sewerage Bonds Worth 20000
Town of Ridgely in Caroline County invites sealed proposals by July 29 1912 noon for 20000 sewerage and disposal works bonds in 500 denominations Nos 1 to 23 payable five years from issue Nos 24 to 40 payable one each year beginning six years from issue Interest 5 percent sum annually with 3 percent certified check required and right to reject bids reserved Frank M Long secretary attorney Denton Md (4 13 31)
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Ridgely
Maryland
Caroline County
General Assembly of
Maryand
Frank M. Long
Harvey
Doctar
Denton
Two Building Lots on East Gay Street for Sale
On East Gay streetTwo building lots for sale Terms reasonable Apply to Mrs Annie Gibbons Denton Md Local real estate notice advertising property sale and contact details.
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East Gay Street
Annie Gibbons
Denton, Md
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Michigan
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Ebraska
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Oklahoma
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Virvanta
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Thompson Farm
Sunny Side
Stevensville Station
Uickford & Waffman
Deere
Barlow
J.B Brigeet
Owarnr
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Maar Ae AU Lda
Kjeme Redhe OF
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C.S Jump
T. Frank Seward
Chase
Carroll & CO
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Doan
Emory EL. Wright
Fifth Ave
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Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Healy
Caroline
City Board of Health
ER. H. Maloy
Horsey, Roe & CO
Greensboro Station, Md
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T. W. Wood & Sons
Richmond
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Annie KX. H. Burnite, Et al
T. Alan Goldsborough
Sone
J. Kemp Stevens
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Nevius Brothers
Easton, MD
A. I Duffey
Adlerika
Pratts Poultry Regulator
Nuttle Hardware CO
Denton Ice Factory
C. E. Willis
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Smith & Walls
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