Uniform Divorce Laws Benefit Women Says Crane
Special in the Sem Kalamazoo Mich Dec U Rev Caroline Bartlett Crane delegate from Michigan to the uniform divorce laws congress says the movement will better conditions for women and may lead to a federal divorce law. She founded the People's church Kalamazoo and was the first woman Sunday editor of a daily in the United States. The congress aims to curb a national evil and will provoke public debate on divorce laws, with hopes a federal standard may follow.
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A Model Hospital Opens Near Columbia University
After 61 years New York has set a model hospital for two men with opening exercises last week. Bishop Potter gave an address. The hospital is said to surpass others in quality of care and reflects Italian Renaissance design with white stone and marble near Columbia University.
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New York
Bishop Potter
Columbia University
Won In Architecture Colossal Iron Column at Delhi
A historical note describes a forged iron column in Delhi, standing about 1 foot high in an architecural context. It claims the column weighs roughly 11 tong and matches records suggesting existence around 0 years B. G. The passage presents questions about perceptions of Won In architecture and its rarity in ancient works.
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Delhi
The Hawk of Palestine Describes Falcon’s Role
The article portrays a small falcon that hunts pests in Palestine and argues that without hawks the land would be overrun by pests, threatening human habitation. It underscores the hawk as essential to keeping the region’s ecosystem in balance.
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Palestine
Mies
Roosevelt Receives Nobel Prize For Labor Peace Plan
Washington December reports President Theodore Roosevelt earned the Nobel Prize for world peace efforts, receiving a cash award of ten thousand dollars. He plans to donate the money to a fund aiding industrial peace, with trustees to invest the funds and fund annual incentives for labor relations improvements.
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Dec
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Lubor Straus
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Safe Securities
Roelt Capital-Labor Peace Fund Trustees Discuss Plan
Roosevelt era fund trustees outline a rotating six member committee with three year terms, appoint two new members annually, and replace two on the stalwart commission each year to sustain a stable leadership. Notable potential recognitions include John Michael and Senator Gray for acts toward peace. Other winners noted include Ducommun Gobat Randall Cremer and Conant with Pusey also cited.
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Delaware
Family Bank Swindle Ends in Prison Terms for Lingafelters
Newark tale recounts the Lingafelters’ collapse of the Newark Savings Bank and Homes Read Building and Savings, with James F. Lingafelter sentenced to four years, Mary three years, and Robert C. Lingafelter serving one to twenty years. The family controlled both entities, facing forgery convictions and multi-year penalties amid accusations of misused funds and numerous victims.
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Dec
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Mary
Ciredit Court
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Newark Savings Bank
H Owas “Houget
Building and Loan Company
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Building and Joan Company
James F
Tobert
Trobert
Lingafelter Wakexay
Robert
Columbus
Medical College
Calambas
Bisgele Rers
President Roosevelts photo gift to Dewitt Fire Drum Corps
Special to the Sus. Middletown New York December 11 President Roosevelt surprised the Ontario and Western land of jhia city by sending a phonograph styled photo from the White House and best wishes for the fair in progress. Young Ian Cure ran the cymbals in the Dewitt corps and Bayonne New Jersey resident Bam had his rabbit foot given as keepsake.
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Rabbit's foot rumor tugs at county fair tale
A fragment tells of a drum corps member still in good standing who refused to auction a rabbit's foot at a county fair. The president heard of the incident and sent a picture of the White House to the fair, signaling approval of the event.
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Nnys
White House
French Fagot Makers Sell Bunches in Town
Fragmentary OCR notes describe fagot makers in France, noting careful gathering of twigs and precise handling as bundles are prepared for sale in town. The text hints at local commerce and standard practices in 19th or early 20th century fagot production.
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France
Sikhs of India Clash Enduring Honor on Battlefield
Fragmentary account notes that Sikhs and Teidia followers clash in combat with fierce resolve. The report hints both sides prioritize duty over rank, with casualties on the field and a grim, stoic ethic guiding their actions.
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India
Teidia
Oddities and figures from a clipped catalog page
The fragment discusses picking oakum and its pain, rhinoceros horn as skin growth, a note on Indian Territory coal output valued at 5 165.55, and a stray help advert offering ten words for data entries.
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Rhenin Territory
Indian girl to teach whites tribe once monarchs of this country
An Indian girl May Amos from Mashpee near Cape Cod will study to become a teacher for white people in Hampton Virginia. Her mother, a pure-blood Mashpee, asserts pure Indians are more American than whites and recalls the Mashpee tribe once ruled the region. May, graduating from Wrentham High, pursued further schooling after aiding her mother and gathering oysters and cranberries.
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Mass
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Cee
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Dorn End
Hampton
Massachusetta
Warerior
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Squchatntaka
Andy
Wrentham
Flerther
Virginia
Odd Features and Remedies Advertisements in 0 to 14 Dats
A collage of early 20th century ads tout cures for itching, cancer claims, and dental services. Includes guarantees, refunds, and notices from various businesses such as People’s Coal and Cement Co and Grant Clay. Mentions Dr. DM Bye and salable goods like celery for heat and clothing accessories.
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