Future of Persia Seen Through British Telegrams
The New York Times outlines the Persian Extra correspondence between the British legation at Tehran and the Foreign Office covering mid February to late September. It details loans and payments to Persian authorities, movements of the ex Shah across Odessa Berlin Nice and Vienna, and Russian actions in the north and south spheres. It notes Salar ed Dowleh’s positions near Reat Tan gistan and his banishment, plus Captain Wilson's journey through Lurlatan to Burujird.
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New York Times
Elments
Teheran
Irelan
Edward Gre
St. Redd
Ventee
George Huchcanan
St. Petersburg
Dresden
Vienna
W Townley
Salar-ed-Dowleh
Reatt
Tangistan
Balar-ed-Dowleh
Ford Profit Sharing Scheme Not New In Global Context
The article traces profit sharing histories across nations noting Ford's scheme sparked worldwide interest but is not unique. It details long standing practices in Germany Switzerland and France with cash bonuses and employee share purchases common in UK gas firms and various industries, while France limits cash payouts and cautious adoption of share plans.
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FORD
New York Times
Ford Automobile
Germany
Switzerland
France
United Kingdom
England
Intemperate Complaints Over U S Mexico Civil Tensions
The article critiques critics and officials who blamed the U S Navy for events in Tampico and Veracruz. It defends Admiral Mayo's prudent actions and argues Americans abroad should accept hazards without demanding home protection. It notes exasperation can lead to ill considered statements and unnecessary tensions.
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Daniela
Mexico
Washington
Mr. Daniels
Mayo
Tampico
Vera Crus
The Chauffeur and Branded Drivers of Preach Era
A garbled OCR fragment discusses chauffeurs and regional drivers of automobiles. It mentions terms like “Foles” and “brigende,” notes social labeling of drivers, and hints at historical constraints on chauffeurs during a period described as Preach. The text references paint, furnace, and agricultural conditions, but specifics are unclear.
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Ufieure
New Creed to Wage Fight on Orthodoxy
Rev Bouck White an ordained clergyman and founder of the Church of the Social Revolution says he will continue his campaign of economic discussion in open worship after serving a six month workhouse sentence for disturbing a Calvary Baptist service in New York. He claims orthodox churches are obsolete and his teachings are constructive, not revolutionary.
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Bouck White
New York
Calvary Baptist Church
Church of the Social Revolution
White
Sree
Woolfkin
Til
Bouce White
Union Theological Seminary
The Magic Cornstalk Gnome Tale Comes to Life
A boy plants a goblin gifted cornstalk and tends a magical crop guarded by goblins and gnomes. After nightly battles with jealous gnomes, goblins seal a safe harvest, while Jack helps a wounded gnome and learns to keep the corn growing. He becomes renowned for his miraculous garden.
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McClure
Jack
Garbin
Anld
Emoc
Woblina
Jeff
Theim
Merion
Standardize the dollar to protect purchasing power
Yale economist Professor Irving Fisher urged the Chamber of Commerce to adopt a standardized dollar not tied to a metal. He proposed increasing dollar weight to restore purchasing power and argued higher gold supply would reduce living costs, while warning against perpetual price declines.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Irving Fisher
Department of Political Economy
Yale
Chamber of Commerce
Fleher
What Made Them Do It From the Kansas City Star
Fragmented OCR text discusses unrest in Colorado back of the ore fields where thousands suffer under strike conditions. It questions motives behind quitting work and mentions Tent living, hot dusty camps, and critiques Roosevelt era actions guiding mine owners to certain labor outcomes. The readable parts focus on cause, suffering, and labor policy debates.
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The
Kansas City Star
Colorado
Cortrol
Roosevelt
Coxey's Second March Echoes Across The Nation
From the New York World a report on Coxey's movement, describing its aims to pressure the federal government, the crowd’s response in Washington, and the public’s mixed reactions. The piece notes sympathy among some citizens and skepticism from others as the march progresses toward the capital, with authorities monitoring potential unrest.
A Romane of Extraordinary Distinction The Marshal
The scene centers on a dangerous moment with a brave youth and a mysterious marshal. Madame Claire and Francois discuss fate, while a stern General Gourgaud recalls his own past. The tale shifts to a legend about Marshal Lannes at Ratisbon, where ladders and a deadly ditch test courage.
Napoleon as Creator and Master of Men in Vieques Tale
A reflective piece extols Napoleon's genius as a creator of people, armies, and kingdoms. It traces his influence on Vieques, naming General Baron Gaspard Gourgaud and detailing a mythic landscape around the Jura valley, with roads, bridges, and a dormant history tied to Rome and old chateaus. The prose links Napoleonic power to a transformed village and its enduring landmarks.
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Gourgaud
Moscow
Napoleon
St. Helena
Vieques
Kremlin
England
Alice
Senghaohy
Aliie
Adixe
Ratisbon
Gaspard Gourgaud
Naoleon
France
Chateau
Gaul
Rome
Deleamontes
Delestiontea
Jura
le Rose
la Rose
le Ralmen
Viques
Isa
Cheull
Pierre Beauran
Alize
Servantsa
Improbable dialogue unfolds at the chateau scene
Chaotic excerpt shows CHAPTER V characters Alize Hee and a général in a tense exchange about eyebrows amusement and power. A boy questions authority while a servant and lord clash over the chateau, hints of a impending presence and riches.
Ventilation and prevention key to safer coal mines
The piece laments mining disasters and argues that proper ventilation and preventive measures could avert explosions. It contrasts mine safety with household costs, noting that better ventilation saves lives and reduces need for dangerous rescue operations, urging proactive safeguards over tragic recoveries.
The Ideal College Room Delves Through Time
A fragmented excerpt surveys a college room discussing philosophy and science. References include William James Heraclitus Archimedes Duns Scotus Luther Burbank and other thinkers, noting debates on truth, reason, and civilization across centuries. The piece juxtaposes classical and modern ideas in a literary scholarly frame.
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C. Goddard
Cassar
William James
Heraclitus
John
Tacitus
Ferrero
Frederick W
Taylor
Dune Scotus
Dooley
Jack
Peter
Lanaire
Luther Burbank Vlaloa
Relatives of Civil War Generals Enter U S Army
Beven family members and three grandsons of famed generals on both sides enter the United States army. The line includes Grant’s grandson and son, Fitzhugh Lee’s kin, Jackson’s nephew, Sheridan’s son, Howard’s son, Longstreet’s son, Buckner’s grandson, and Sumner’s son, among new officers bound for service.
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Beven
United States Army
Sam
Grant
Stonewall’ Jackson
Phil H. Sheridan
John Howard
O. P. Howard
Longstreet
J. Tucker
Albert Sidney Johnston
Simon B. Buckner
Gumner
Sumner
Rise of Kindergartens Across United States
A bulletin from the U S Bureau of Education shows growth from 3 244 kindergartens with 205 000 children to 7 457 kindergartens enrolling 364 189 children over ten years. Despite progress most children lack kindergarten training and calls are made to raise teacher standards and improve training and supervision.
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United States
United States Bureau of Education
Kineon
Myra Winchester
Bureau
Winchester
Garten
Mseee
Atc
Steau
Ee Cabin Uies Statistica
Pri‘artene Ughout
Kindaren
Paltetin
Fragmentary notice hints at ship entry and unnamed event
Fragmentary OCR reads as a ship entry and related actions but lacks clear details. Readable items mention a vessel and possible port or authority but no definitive names, dates, or outcomes. The fragment offers minimal context for a concise news item.
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Persia
Anid
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
New York City
Coxey
New York World
Asathon
Odie
Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews
Pobhe Merrill Compery
Sage la Claire
Francois
Atranger
M'sieur
Claire
Parblen
Gourlaud
Batt
Alixe
Ratiabon
Littl
Patisbon
Danube River
Lannes
Chapter
U. &. Grant
Fitzhugh Lee
Wits
Edors
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