Mean Sweep For Wilson
A fragmented political analysis notes Maine and Vermont results tilt toward Wilson and Taft versus Roosevelt. It estimates statewide and national implications, cites Democratic gains since 1908, and previews a possible November outcome with Taft carrying Rhode Island and Vermont only. It cites New York World data and Vermont vote shifts as context.
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Vermont
Maine
William ‘Tl
Frederick W. Pinisted
William T. Haines
Taft
Roosevelt
Malone
Wilson
New York Post
Rhode Island
The
Post
Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Taft Wilson
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Alichigan
Aunnesota
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Oregon
San
Pennsylvania
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Texas
Iscee Eeee
Utah
Washington
West Virginia
Wiecongin
Belle Cho'ly's remark sparks a pivotal moment of doubt
A fragmentary dialogue hints at Belle Cho'ly addressing a younger figure as the future hope and a key opportunity arises. The exchange touches on identity and destiny, with unclear surrounding context and names partially garbled in the text.
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Belle Cho'ly
Dellie
Prehistoric Races Traced Through Ancient Customs
Harper's reports that three prehistoric races left traces of customs in Europe. The extinct ITo mo Europeus resembles Neanderthal men with low retreating foreheads. The second, possibly from North Africa, is linked to the Thames Moravian caves and paleolithic quaternary culture in southern France, inspiring wanderings and early art. The third, Lomo Thurasicus, migrated from western stoa and became ancestors of modern Europeans.
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Itomo Europeus
Tomo Tarafticus
Ylomo Eurasicus
Europe
Africa
Thames
Moravian
Sergy
France
Lomo Thurasicus
Harper's
Secret Ink and Its Invisible to Visible Writings
A historical note outlines several secret inks and techniques to hide writing. Methods include using new milk as ink that dries but can be made legible with coal dust, and Apsonius using soot to reveal letters. Other recipes involve diluted acids, lemon juice, metal salts, and combinations that change color with heat or moisture, creating reversible invisibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apsonius
Paulinus
Pheasant Nurseries In A French Forest As Human Nurseries
A French observer describes in detail pheasant breeding near Compiègne under royal protection and state lease. The fenced estate, guarded by dogs and guards, hosts hundreds of acres where birds are raised, fed, and protected, with thousands shot daily for a price of 40 francs each.
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Louis XIV
France
Complegne
Compliegne
Ceile
Charles X
Louis Plu Ippe
Garrick Portraits and a Painter's Turmoil
The piece recalls Garrick as a capricious model who unsettled artists. Northcote recounts Sir Joshua Reynolds’ tale of Garrick subtly altering his face thrice, provoking rage as the painter battled to capture the shifting expression on canvas.
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Garrick
David Garrick
Guarrick
Northcote
Joshua Reynolds
Cannon Ball Trees In British Guiana Detail
The cannon ball tree is among the world’s most remarkable plants. In British Guiana its natural height reaches one hundred feet or more. The fruit is a hard globular capsule seven inches in diameter with many flat circular seeds larger than a dime. The seed resembles a thirty-two pound shot, brown and very rough.
Loaded Revolver Exchange Sparks Trial Quip
A Louston Post quote captures a courtroom moment where a defendant pleads lack of knowledge about a loaded revolver. The exchange features the judge questioning why the barrel wasn’t checked, and the response implies fear of self harm if it had exploded.
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Louston Post
Crowded wakeful moment sparks surprise at hotel corridor
A fragmented quote recalls waking amid attention after dreaming of fame. The speaker admits dozing in a hotel veranda with mouth open, prompting amused reactions from onlookers. The odd anecdote highlights a humorous, celebrity-leaning moment observed by bystanders.
Truster's Sale of Valuable Caroline County Farm
Public auction in front of Denton Court House for the James Barrow land known as the James Barrow farm in Caroline County Maryland. Parcel details include two platted sections totaling about 376.3 acres with timber, a dwelling, barn and outbuildings, plus a pine timber tract of about fifteen acres. Sale offers one third cash and balance January 1 1913 or all cash, with two year timber removal option and 6 percent interest on deferred payments. Possession January 1 1913.
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Circuit Court
Caroline County
James H. Barrow
Carrie H. Larrimore
Chancery
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Cool Spring Creek
Steamboat Wharf
T. Alan Goldsborough
F. P. Covey
Sallie A. Cooper
Ann Eliza Nichols
Ridgely
Central Avenue
Fourth Street
Second Avenue
Hillsboro
Greensboro
Albert G. Towers
Parcel 1 of 3/6.3 acre farm offered by parcel
The sale offers Parcel No 1 of a 3 6 3 acre farm in two parcels. Parcel 1 lies north of Parcel 2 and east of lands bought by Alex Noble and Twiford Williams. It borders county roads from Bethlehem to Hog Island and from Frazier's Flats Farm to Tan Yard. It contains about 1 to 2 acres of cleared land with woodlands and Amber. unimproved.
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James Barrow
Caroline County
Maryland
Harry J. Majors
Bethlehem
Cool Spring Creek
Cedar Lane
Tan Yard
Ales. Noble
Twiford Williams
Hog Island
Frazier
Alex. Noble
Tlats Farm
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Denton Journal
Edward Melvin Benjyu
Johnson Melvin &G Johnson, Publishers
England
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Jimson
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Teventy
United States
Kansas
North and
South Dakota
Minnesota
Horsey, Roe & Co
Caroline
Greensboro Station
H. Maloy
Joon W. Masten
DF. Dawson O. George
Denton, Mo
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Frank P. Covey
Arrow
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Nitro Club
Remington-Umc
Remington Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Co
Broadway
New York City
Journal
NIEW
A. W. Short & Son
Denton, Maryland
Third and
Gay Streets
Central Furniture Store
Frantz Bros
Reading
Philadelphia
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