Mixed Editorial Echoes on Society and Policy in 1907
A collage of 1907 opinions cites the Chicago Daily News on honest voters, a violinist bride worth 9 000 000, and blunt critiques from Tacoma News and Wichita Eagle. It covers warnings about fire safety, railroad favoritism, Canada’s independence, and Western public lands policy with notes from the Washington Post, Denver Republican, and New York Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tacoma News
Canada
Washington Post
England
South America
Africa
Far West
Denver Republican
West
Western States
Supreme Court
Kansas
Glimpse at a Elegant Dinner as Deering Enters Scene
Glynn attends a Grand Cascade restaurant gathering where Miss Lambert and Madame Duvilliers mingle with the party. Deering arrives with a lordly air, flirts with Elsie, and draws Glynn into a tense undercurrent as Vincent introduces Travers to the group.
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Glynn
Deering
Vincent
Grand Cascade
Madame Cavillers
Miss Lambert
Monsieur Cuvilliers
Elsie
Lambert
Madame Duvilliers
Madame
Berlin
Lady Frances
Travers Deering
Madame Cuvilliers
Antoinette
Mademoiselle Davilliers
North
South America
Mr. Vincent
Denham
Frances
Mr. Deering
Monsieur
Henri le Clerc
Madame Dubois
M. Derin
Plain cooks won’t do aboard Canadian Pacific dining car
Sir Thomas Horne president of the Canadian Pacific Railroad toured the Pennsylvania line from Iladelphia to Pittsburg and praised the dining car service. He heard a kitchen tale from a chef who described glamorous New York hotel kitchens and noted the chef’s staff included young women praised as the prettiest.
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Thomas Horne
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Pennsylvania
Iladelphia
Pittsburg
Thomas
New York
Gaston
Our New Office Boy Delivers A Quirky Lincoln Joke
A Baltimore News item describes the new office boy facing the clash of tenure and curiosity. He mishears a request about Abraham Lincoln's birthday and jokes that Lincoln will be asked when he comes in. The anecdote highlights office culture and humor in the early press environment.
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Information Bureau
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Baltimore News
The Foreign Invasion Ceylon Tea and All American Menu
A catalog style list highlights foods and goods from multiple regions including Ceylon Tea Scotch Barley Broth Canadian Trout Jerusalem Artichokes Hamburg Steak French Fried Potatoes Bermuda Onions Lima Beans English Muffins Vienna Rolls India Relish Spanish Olives Chili Sauce Japanese Fritters Roman Punch Neapolitan Ice Cream Russian Charlotte Geneva Fancy Cakes English Pound Cake Java Coffee Mexican Chocolate Swiss Cheese Brazilian Nuts Egyptian Dates Malaga Grapes Havana Cigars Turkish Cigarettes. The piece reads like a lifestyle menu or ad fashioning cosmopolitan confections and imports.
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Jerusalem
Bermuda
Geneva
Malaga
Havana
Rise of Southern Rice Industry andIts U.S. Impact
Northern farmers moved to the Louisiana Gulf coast prairie in 1884 and developed rice cultivation and machinery. Louisiana and Texas now account for about three fourths of U S rice output, changing historical shares and promising a labor-saving edge for American producers.
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Louisiana Gulf Coast Prairie
Louisiana
Texas
United States
South Carolina
North Carolina
Georgia
Seminary Plan Aims to Build Missionary Training Hub
To save Andover Seminary the proposal envisions turning it into a premier training school for missionaries both at home and abroad. The plan emphasizes expanding curricula, faculty, and facilities to support global religious outreach.
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Andover Seminary
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Chicago Daily News
London
Beatrice Express
Christian Register
Wichita Eagle
Lane
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
New York Press
Mrs. Alexander
Lambert Miystery
Madame Cavaliers
Travers
Mme. Cuvilliers
Count Latour
Ceylon Tea
Southern Rice Industry
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