Opposition to Negro William H Lewis for U S attorney general
An unofficial Washington report claims William H Lewis, an assistant U S attorney in Massachusetts and Harvard graduate with a noted college football record, will be appointed assistant attorney general. Born to enslaved parents in Virginia, Lewis rose to Cambridge law practice, city council, and state legislature before Roosevelt's recommendation.
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William H. Lewis
United States
Washington
Lewis
Massachusetts
Harvard
Massachusets
Cambridge
Yale
Virginia
Amherst College
Cambridge City
Roosevelt Kinigelt
Close Corporation Groom-To-Be Herbert Smith Weds Dietrich In Fall
Herbert Knox Smith, commissioner of the United States bureau of corporations, plans joining a close corporation with Gertrude Elizabeth Dietrich, daughter of a former Nebraska senator. The marriage, likely in fall, would keep Smith in government while controlling about half the new venture. He rose from Hartford lawyer to head of the bureau after aiding Garfield in prosecuting trusts. At 39, he is noted for his anti trust campaigns and close ties to the president.
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Herbert Knox Smith
United States Bureau of Corporations
Garfield
Gertrude Elizabeth Dietrich
Dietrich
Nebraska
Ashington
Hartford, Conn
Bill Jones
Hadley
Yales College
James R. Garfield
Smith
Upton Sinclair Strikes Wall Street In New Book
The author of The Money Chang ers plans to publish affidavits backing his claims as he portrays Wall Street magnates in a new book. Sinclair, once called a muck-raker, is noted for his socialist views and a life that included time spent in Canada for research and early financial hardship in New York.
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Upton Sinclair
Lmelight
Sinclair
Money Changers
Wall Street
Ayton Sinclair
Baltimore
Walter Scott
Upper Canada
Midas
New York City
Arthur Stirling
Veteran Sun editor Chester Lord battles 10000 demons of detail
Chester Lord long time managing editor of the New York Sun is celebrated for his career beginning as a reporter in 1872 and rising to the role after eight years. He has guided the Sun through vast editorial challenges and mentored many alumni who joined magazines and other papers. His service, loyalty, and influence mark him as a beacon in journalism. He serves on the University of the State of New York board of regents and comes from a clerical family with a Civil War chaplain connection. His sons Kenneth and Richard hold positions in the Sun staff and circulation.
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Prafalgar
Waterloo
Chester
Lord
New York Sun
Staf
The
Sun
Star
Charles A. Dana
Wiliam M. Laffay
Sun Publishing Association
Ee Cord
Board of Regents
University of the State of New York
Mr. Lord
One Hundred and Tenth
New York Volunteer Regiment
Kenneth
Richard
Ge Sup
Catiarnia
Jutly
Lemon Industry in California Aims for Stable Growth
The American lemon industry solidified in California with 2,000 to 4,000 carloads annually, supplying the US and competing with 150 million pounds imported mainly from Sicily. Early growers learned costly lessons on site selection, irrigation and soil fertility, while pruning, storage, and shipping practices evolved to meet seasonal demand and maintain quality across the year.
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California
United States
Siedty
Lorcaljtles
Sierra Madre Mountains
Tulare
Italy
Sicily
Naples
Spain
Mexico
West Indies
Cuba
Porto Rico
Califarnia
Fragmented Readable Fragments From An Old Page
A garbled OCR style montage includes product ads and slogans for weapons medicine and tobacco. It contains lines about selling guns and traps, a bakery style shoe claim and various quips about debt and manners. The text also references catalog numbers and generic consumer lines without a cohesive news item.
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Surgery-Free Cure
Victorian ad style claims Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saves women from operations. Letters from Mrs Williams of Gardiner Maine and Mrs Sperling of Chicago praise cures of female troubles without surgery. Includes long promotional note about thirty years of use and invitation to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
A. Willams
Gardiner
Maine
Alvina Sperling
Claybourne Ave
Chicago
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia J. Pinkham
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Close Corporation
Kirig
Louis
Bavaria
Charolies
Macon
France
Lettoy Washive Soho Taole
Lisbon
T. Ella
Bella
Stella
N. W. Wide & Pur Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Lewis’ Factory
Peoria
Allen's Foutelbase
Thompson
Nebraska Military Academy
Lincoln
Notrunka
Carterliver Piles
Parker
Veantifica USA
Bees PY Wees Co
W. WN. U
Omaha
Defiance
Defiance Starch Company
Omaha, Neb
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