Trust Buster Purdy Named U.S. Judge Nominee
Milton D. Purdy assistant to the attorney general has been nominated by the president for a United States judge seat in Minneapolis. The article notes his rise from potter’s son to Minnesota University graduate and legal reformer who prosecuted timber thieves and fought major trusts including Standard Oil and Northern Securities merger. He saved the government substantial sums and earned a reputation as a relentless anti trust prosecutor.
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Milton D. Purdy
United States
Minneapolis
White House
Purdy
University of Minnesota
Hoe
United States District Attorney
Northern
Securition
Chip of the Old Block. Gates Wins 20000 in Rawhide Gambles
Charles G Gates, son of famed gambler John W Gates, reportedly won 20000 in a Rawhide gambling hall. Once a stock broker and partner in a New York firm, he and his father faced crushing losses in a market slump and dissolved their firm. now in Rawhide, he pursues mining ventures.
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Charlies G. Gates
Charles
John W. Gates
New York
Wall Street
Consolidated Breed & Wire Co
Chicago
Gates
Gatea
France
Rawhide
Blow to British Liberals as Churchill Loses By‑Election
Winston Churchill, 33, president of the board of trade in the Asquith cabinet, was defeated for parliament by 429 votes to Joynson Hicks 5 417 to 4 088. The loss came amid strong suffragette and Catholic priest opposition and follows his cabinet elevation and prior war reporting fame.
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Winston Churchill
Board of Trade
Asquith
Joynson Hicks
Churchill
Hicks
Natal
London
Lord Randolph Churchill
New York
Leonard Jerome
Cheveley
Cuba
Kitchener
Omdurman
Generalspace Woodford backs Hughes for GOP nomination
Gen Stewart J. L. Woodford, president of the Hughes league, campaigns for New York Governor Hughes as the Republican presidential nominee. He favors Hughes, or if not, Uncle Joe Cannon, citing Cannon’s long public service and friendship with Woodford.
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Stewart JL. Woodford
Hughes League
New York
Hughes
Joe Cannon
Uncle Joe
Con
Gen. Woodford
Electoral College
United States
Greater New York
Hudson Fulton Commission
Spain
Gov. Hughes
Mansion Haunt Reveals Grandfather’s Hidden Treasure
In a charged Glenarm House confrontation, Bates and Pickering clash as Marian Devereux and John Marshall Glenarm emerge. The wall panels open to reveal a steel door and a vault of $200,000 in securities, confirming Jack’s inheritance and Bates’s false death ploy.
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Bates
Larry
Stoddard
Pickering
Morgan
Marian Devereux
John Marshall Glenarm
Jack
Arthur Pickering
Mick
Baten
Ferguson
Church
Donovan
Hates
John Marshall Clewarm
Arthur
Goard
Mr. Glenarm
Sheriffs
Catow
Plek Coring
Nile
Cred Eaton
Glenarm House
Marion
Treasury
Vermont
Verment
Heo
Dangerous Knowledge
A reflective note on curiosity and caution. The author warns that attempting unknown actions can reveal abilities with surprising consequences and potential regret.
Yale Graduates Pick Professions Over A Century
Yale statisticians chart employment of graduates across the last hundred years. Ministers faded from 39 percent at century start to about 6 percent since 1866. Law and medicine linger near one third and ten percent respectively, while business rose to roughly one third.
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Yale
Panoramic View of Tintie Camp Mines by Child Cole Co
The Child, Cole & Co brokerage issues a panoramic east side view of Tintle camp showing mine positions and workings in the district. A Park City mining map is being prepared as the first free distributed map. The firm reports strong business and a satisfactory clientage.
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Child, Cole & Co
Utah
Tintle Camp
Tintle
Park City
Trouble With Modern Child Lecture in Milwaukee Warns Against Overindulgence
Miss L Stearns in Milwaukee discusses the "Thankless Child" urging parents to allow children to be children. She cites a birthday party where eight year old guests arrived with liveried pages to receive gifts and a child visiting another with a car and footman, contrasting with Ruskin who had four toys and early interest in building.
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Miss L. ©. Stearns
Milwauwkee
Milwaukee
Chidren
Hestous
Keep Thia in Mind and the Danger of Exploitation
A reflective note warning that a person who preys on others will eventually exploit you if it becomes profitable, regardless of pretended friendship. It stresses vigilance against manipulative behavior and the cost of trusting such individuals. The passage underscores personal caution and moral resilience.
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Thia
Scientific Loafing and Marvelous Inventions
A quirky column cites the philosopher of folly praising chaos checkers and white marvellous inventions that let a man waste time yet feel he is achieving something intellectual. The tone mocks clever dead-end gadgets that give the illusion of progress.
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Grandfather
Ain ST. Salt Lake City, Utah
Child, Coleco
Atlas Block
Balt Lake City
F. J. Hill Drug CO
Galt Lake City
Tintie Camp
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