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Goshen Daily Democrat in Goshen, Indiana

22 Jun 1908

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Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1908

Page

3

Emma Goldman the Queen of the Anarchists

A long portrait of Emma Goldman detailing her life from birth in Kovno to her rise as a leading anarchist in America. The piece notes her influence on violence and assassinations, repeated arrests, deportation battles, and efforts to found Mother Earth and other anarchist bodies while authorities confront her.

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York Secret Service United States Emma Goldman Cincinnati Enquirer McKinley Kovno Russia Kooniesbers Germany Emma Helen America Rochester N.Y Joseph Kirshner Heaith Chicago Parsons Spies Engels Fischer Lingg Newark Paterson N. J Union Square New York Blackwells Island Philadelphia Austria Vienna Bread Way Barre Denver Himmibert Italy Monza Hiesel Miss Goldman Buffalo Leon Czolgosz Buffalo Exposition Czolgosz Cleveland New York State St. Louis Cook County Luigi Gallerni William McQueen Rudolph Grossman Gallerat Havre Cronach Souversiva John Turner Henry C. Frick Pittsburg Allegheny Berkman Mother Earth Queen John Coryell Alexander Berkman Amsterdam Holland Turner United States Supreme Court Anarchistar Minti Goldman Pree Society San Francisco Mother Marth
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Honor Paid to Few Record of Bodies Lying in State at Capitol

The article lists the twelve individuals honored with lying in state at the Capitol, from John Quincy Adams in 1848 to William McKinley in 1901, detailing the ceremonies and locations. It recalls Adams's death, the rotunda bier, and later funerals for Calhoun, Clay, Lincoln, Chase, Sumner, Wilson, Garfield, Logan, Waite, McKinley, and others with summaries of their ceremonies and placements.

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Jon Cannon Capitol John Quincy Adams William McKinley Adams House of Representatives Statuary Hall United States New York Sun Earth House John C. Calhoun Senate Supreme Court Room Ife South Carolina Henry Clay Abraham Lincoln White House Great Dome Lincoln Rotunda Springfield Justee Chase Charles Sumner Wilson Garfled John A. Logan Justicn Waiterp Wiliam McKinley
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Chaperon for the Senator in the Senate Page Tale

The Florida senator Milton learns the fast track of Capitol life from a youthful page who explains that three rings signal a lift. The page demonstrates the system as they ride the elevator with other travelers to reach the dining room below.

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Senate Sclons Florida Milton Senator Page
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Tourists at the Capital Show The Nation’s Seat Of Pride

Spring crowds of tourists fill Washington’s streets galleries and rotunda. Visitors ask how to see Mount Vernon and misjudge distances and presidential quarters. The vice president’s brief absence and Senator McCumber presiding amuse a gallery, while a visitor mocks Fairbank.

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Washington National Capital Capitol Mount Vernon Senate McCumber Fairbanky
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War Veterans In Service Among Employees

A government bulletin reports that 15,207 employees or 8.2 percent are war veterans. Of these, 8,464 served in the Civil War and 6,743 in the Spanish-American War. Among employees aged 60 plus, 7,768 of 13,563 are veterans. The bulletin also lists postmasters by sex age tenure and pay, with diagrams on employer distribution by sex age marital status appointment type and more.

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Spain Bulletin
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Amusing Slip of Senator in Distinctive Speech

A humorous misstatement during a Senate session is described, with critique of the queenly English used in Washington. The piece notes a New England senator asking for permission to ask a question and the mix up over which state granted permission.

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New York Senate United States Eingland California Washington
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Visits mH Oncle By Byron Whiliame 1908

A collage of humorous vignettes and editorials from an early 20th century newspaper page. It includes light sketches on religion, courtship, city life, public notices, and social commentary with playful verse and parodic lines. The style mocks contemporary manners and local concerns.

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