Suffrage for Women Coming Says Justice Brewer
Justice David J. Brewer argues female suffrage is a practical question, noting four states have granted full suffrage with no repeal efforts. He cautions against unwise moves, cites evidence from Colorado Utah Wyoming and Idaho, and envisions gradual, beneficial changes through education, reform, and greater female civic participation.
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David J. Brewer
United Pana Supreme Court
Peter
James
John
Ita
John Locke
Philippine Islands
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Amazonas
Lfe
Cheyenne
Wye
Dresed
Oregon
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Bethlehem
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Vetera
Lindsey
Denver
Wyomia
Mormon Church
Brigham Young
Iife
Congress
Bert
Who Esau Was in a Sunday Herald Lesson
In a New York Herald Sunday feature a boy, son of a publisher, is asked who Esau was. After a moment he answers, Vienna was the man that wrote the book of fables, and he told Mossra Pottage.
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Ron
New York Herald
Blartford
Eaau
The Only Time Jay Gould Lost His Temper
A biographical sketch recalls Jay Gould's rare fury over an alleged disloyal associate. Friends restrained him from publishing a scorning article, fearing personal and financial repercussions. The tale ends with Gould recognizing passion's danger before his death in 1909.
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Jay Gould
Little Wizard
Russel
Mr. Gould
Ita
New York
E. J. Edwards
Challenger taunts rival in tense onstage exchange
In a heated moment, Cholly Champleigh refuses to back down as Miss Cutting retorts that he is too slow. The exchange hints at a rivalry and escalating tension, leaving the crowd unsure of an immediate outcome.
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Cholly Champleigh
Cutting
Early Emerson Talk and Bixby’s Growl Reflections
An observer recalls hearing Emerson speak in youth, noting the austere New England chapel setting and mixed reception. The account contrasts Emerson’s impact with Lincoln and Lowell while describing a reverent, attentive audience and the era’s intellectual currents.
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Emerson
W. C. Brownell
Lincoln
Lowell
Cooper
New England
Why Horseshoes Are Lucky in Ancient Belief
In old lore a horseshoe hung over a doorway or hall kept witches away and brought luck. From London to Monmouth numbers of emblems appeared in homes and Nelson once had one on the Victory’s mast. A Dunstan legend explains the devil’s pain when forged into a protective wall.
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London
Monmouth
Lord Nelson
Victory
Dunstat
Dunstan
Hlin
Disjointed Damaged Text Notes Cape Release Scene
Fragmentary OCR mentions a horseshoe, a disap pined object, and Cape release by a figure named Dunstan. Details are unclear and cannot be fully reconstructed from the readable text.
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Pat Dunstan
Dlogenss Outclassed in Cocoa Cement Incident
Special to Wisconsin State Journal reports a bizarre accident where Weeby fell in a newly laid cement sidewalk and was found the next morning buried in concrete with an axe used to break away his shirt. He was removed to his home in a barrel and wore only underclothes.
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Dlogenss
Cashton
Wii
Wisconsin State Journal
Eltven
Weeby
The Man Who Marries Ten Years Older Than Him
Fragmentary OCR note discusses age gap in marriage and seems to reference a brook and eating stations. The readable text is unclear and lacks concrete facts or names.
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Hale
Bronson and Woodson Discuss Sons’ Rising Paths
Bronson notes his sons are advancing in life. Woodson confirms one pursues airplane ascents while the other trains for a ski championship.
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Bronson
Woodson
Cat Story With a Moral From a Minnesota Farm Tale
A farm tale contrasts a pampered house cat valued at 100 by a express bill with a barn cat that fought mice and snakes. The moral: moral muscle is forged by work, opposition, and sacrifices, not comfort or ease.
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Minneapolis
Express
Express Company
Angora
Yom questions why encouragement continued
A perplexed speaker questions why encouragement continued and reveals anxiety about being engaged to Fred Tean. The dialogue hints at doubts about true love and commitment.
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Fred
Tean
Fractured Auto Show Narratives and Reckless Joyride
A garbled account describes spectators at a motor show with scattered details of speed, gear, and pride. The piece mentions a person enjoying a ride and drifting into a tearful moment in a New York setting, with unclear references to cars and events.
When the Sleeper Wakes
Fragmentary text depicts a dreamlike scene with a ruler, guardians, and a mother insisting on strict language about a controversial item. The excerpt hints at cultural or moral tension surrounding a beverage or food labeled as risky or forbidden for children.
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Roliowes
Jane Addama
Chicago
Voran
Vassar
Union Iy
Eden
Baden
Arander
Inman
Wormin
Esau
Johnny
Delta Phil
Johnnie
Cleveland, O
St. Louis
Baltimore
Kia
Portland
Ore
John D. Wells
Buffalo News
Florida
Bixby
The
Lincoln Journal
Tyris Cobb
Kim
Warnin
Tom Maude
Ral Yoad
Bie
Aly
Ilene Mat
Gaye
Rome
Julia
Ariel
Andy Abet
Laon
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