Diary Excerpt Reveals Threat by Fugitve Scientist
A diary narrates a visit by Sir Henry Graden’s warning about Rudolf Marnac a Heidelberg professor and alleged murderer in pursuit of a Cambridge critic. The writer and her father face threats as the stranger hints at a deadly plan and a chilling confrontation on the moor and cliff edge.
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England
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University
Sir Henry Graden
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London
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Heidelberg
University Review
von Stockmar
Teidelberg
Mechersky
St. Petersburg
Henry Graden Barti
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Cambridge
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New Art. AT tal sou. ext the tall nan with the carrots
Whiskers and a short man in green suspenders discuss a curious scene. A laundryman has begun teaching himself phonographs and now specializes in burning designs on shirts.
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Balloon in the clouds and thunder amid social chatter
Fragmentary dialogue from a 19th century newspaper page recalls a lively social scene with remarks on marriage, a hobo, a cold-storage heart, and a lingering obsession with love. The text blends slang and editorial notes, suggesting a serialized column or humor piece.
Remembering the Republican Party and its 19th century mission
A historical reflection praises the Republican Party as national in scope, urging unity and national spirit. It notes the Congress just ended enacted significant legislation with constructive intent and calls the session a remarkable display of common sense and statesmanship despite turmoil.
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American Congress
Congress
Republican Party
Republican Party and National Destiny Reflections
A compilation of Republican history and national development notes from St. Louis Globe-Democrat and Seattle Post-Intelligencer commentary. It contrasts early defeats, wartime unity, and postwar achievements with later policy debates on tariffs and regulation amid Democratic opposition.
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United States
Republican Party
Enis Bave Conscience
St._ Louis Globe-Democratim
Forgetting the Free Trade Tariff Debate
Fragmentary note recollects reactions to a Wilson tariff bill and party stances on free trade and reciprocity. Mentions Democratic free-traders and Republican viewpoints with a patriotic refrain.
Congress passes public building and other measures in late session
Senate and House action clears numerous bills including the public building plan, meat inspection proviso, and Alaska railroad funding. Conference reports on Lake Erie canal and other measures move. final adjournment of the first session of the fifty-ninth Congress follows brisk but tense debate and procedural maneuvers.
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Mississippi River
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Justice and Commerce
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Standard Oil
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Aimerman
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