Battle To Be Won Through Skill And Perseverance
A poem urges readers that achievement comes from sustained effort across fields. It declares battles for military prowess, statecraft, lyric mastery, scholarly savant work, and spiritual discipline require daily toil from dawn to night until success is earned. It ends by stressing that many deeds and races must be run to reach the final goal.
Bohemia Reimagined Exiles Dine Amid Anarchist Talk in New York
A couple visits a dimly lit Bohemian dining room run by a patriarchal proprietor. Exiled artists, Italian spouses, and South American officials mingle over polenta, veal, and lively debate. The girl seeks authentic Bohemia, while her companion Hal wavers, ending with a playful warning about repeating the outing.
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New York
Pfaff
Fitz James O’brien
Fitz Hugh Ludlow
Walt Whitman
Macpherson
Mamma
Bohemia
Hal
Sixth Avenue
West Fourth Street
King Humbert
Audubon Society
Milan
Florence
Old Square
The
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Chaos in Manchuria Currency Drives Trade Confusion
The British attache at Pekin reports Manchuria lacks a unified currency. Southern and northern South Manchurian Railway areas use small silver coins at a nearly twenty percent discount. Silver dollars are scarce. Yokohama and Russo-Chinese Bank dollars trade at small discounts. The railway only accepts gold yen, while Chinese bank notes circulate. Northern Manchuria uses rubles and other coins, with the Chinese Eastern Railway restricting accepted coins.
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Manchuria
Pekin
Yokohama
Pall Mall Gazette
Assouan Dam to be Raised by Fifteen Feet
Egypt will raise the Assouan Dam by fifteen feet to increase Nile water storage and reduce flood risk. The project aims to boost irrigation capacity and generate more power, enhancing regional drainage and agricultural stability.
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Assouan
Egypt
The Official Congressional Reporting System
Debates in Congress during the presidential year strain official reporters who must capture fast moving speeches. Phonographs, relays, and shaving machines help produce a timely, verbatim record for both houses, with contracts in the Senate and salaries in the House.
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Congress of the United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
House of Congress
Murphys
Capitol
Congressional
Houses of
Messrs
A. C. Welch
Fred Ireland
Reuel Small
Allister Cochrane
George C. Lafferty
Samuel H. Gray
W. ‘J. Kehoe
M. R. Blumenberg
John D. Cremer
Harry F. Dodge
Theodore F. Shuey
Edward V.murphy
Milton W. Bluitenberg
Henry J. Gensler
Daniel B. Lloyd
James W. Murphy
Eugene C. Moxley
Dennis Murphy
Murphy
Edward V. Murphy
Shuey
House
Issac Pitman
Nineok Wesley
Assassination Wave Across Nations Cited
The Baltimore News notes a sequence of attempted monarch assassinations in Portugal Servia and Sweden as signs of an assassination wave. It argues many attackers are unbalanced and urges correction through strong deterrence to curb further acts.
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Portugal
Servia
Sweden
Baltimore News
A Misprint Tale From a 1580 German Bible
An old Bible in the Wolfenbüttel library carries a famed error from 1580 when a printing quarrel led to a printer’s wife replacing herr with narr in Genesis. She was punished and later died in prison after the copies were ordered destroyed except for one surviving copy.
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Wolftenbuttel
Hesse
Wolfenbuttel
Legacy Outshines Small Business In Court Reporting
Mrs Simon Kruse once Edna Dickerson built a court reporting business into a sizable local enterprise. With twenty five employees and a nearly two million dollar legacy she stands as owner of a prominent firm in the city.
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Simon Kruse
Edna Dickerson
Chicago Tribune
Confusion of Terme: Married Life Comment
A Cynical Bachelor notes that married life is often unhappy because a woman cannot always distinguish a man's peace of mind from a piece of hers in a Philadelphia Record quotation.
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Philadelphia Record