Condemned for Belief in Great Inventions
Fragmentary 19th century sketch recounts David Wallace and Joseph A. Wright, noting Wallace’s political shifts over internal improvements and railroads, and Wright’s career as Indiana governor, minister to Prussia, and U.S. senator, with skeptical views on rail expansion as a grand scheme.
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Lew Wallace
Indiana
Joseph A. Wright
Culsinlure
Prussia
United States
Liverpool
Manches
Telegraph progress era sparks debate on national growth
A long editorial reflection on wireless and wired telegraphy traces the rapid expansion of communication from 19th century cables to modern wireless prospects. It recounts the Atlantic cable’s trials and triumphs, the scale of global networks, and how new tech reshapes industry, commerce, and daily life worldwide.
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Wallace
Braten
Ant
Morse
Washington
Baltimore
Atlantic
Arle
United States
Lex
Ocean
United Ste
Staliatica
Commercial Pacific Cabhy
Mexican ‘Telegraph Company
Centra and
South Ames Telegraph Company
United Sates
Wealers Union
Profes Ave
Osteopathy Growth in United States Colleges Des Moines Des Moines
The piece extols Osteopathic colleges in the U S noting Sulul College of Osteopathy at Des Moines opens its twelfth year on September 1st. It claims high standards, expert inspections, and broad medical influence, praising the holistic approach and stressing success in curing chronic conditions and boosting health through osteopathy.
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Suimerine
United States
Sulul College of Osteopathy
Des Ivfolnen
Town
Sear
Sill College
Des Moines
Idwa
Atate Board of Meriten
National
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Stuta Onlenpitite Association
Hewulle
Aganda
Oaxen
Weute
Ehronte
Ay Medical College
Dori Meeleluel
Mothers Coming Into Their Own In National Movement
The article discusses mothers rising in status through the National Congress of Mothers, meeting in Denver June 10 to 6. It highlights the organization’s goals for child welfare, education, juvenile justice, and home cooperation. It notes leadership figures including Mrs Phoebe Mearat and Mrs Frederick Schott, and credits Anne Jarvis for founding Mothers Day. Proclamations by several states support the observance.
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National Congress of Mothers
Denver
Mary R. Wilkin
United States
Mothers’ Congress
Phoebe @. Mearat
Senate of the United States
National Congress of Mothera
Canavans
Pennsylvania Congress of Metiers
Mina Anne Jarvis
Philadelphia
Texaa
California
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
Minolta
Florida
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Thomas
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Atlantic Telegraph Company
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Milion
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Fort Wiyne
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