Lincoln Farm association to preserve Lincoln birthplace in Kentucky
The Lincoln Farm association organized in February 1906 plans to acquire and develop the 110 acre Lincoln birthplace in Larue County Kentucky into a national park with museums and monuments. It aims for a 1909 dedication, funds its work through member contributions, and will oversee historic buildings and a certificate of membership for donors.
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Lincoln Farm Association
State of
New York
Larue County
Abraham Lincoln
Masocltion
Association
Haa
Lincoln
Econ Jsress
Uch
United States
Lincoln Farm
Gettysburg
Chickamauga
Missionary Ridge
Vicksburg
Kentuck Farm
Mount Vernon
Lincoln Ferm Association
White House
Washington
Lincoln ‘Farm Association
George Elliot
Nerea
Europe
Robert Burns
Schiller
Walter Scott
Victor Hugo
King Alfred
Winchester
National School of Peace
Atvic Righteousness and Unity
Lincoln Parm Association
Joseph W. Folker
Mignouri
Joseph H. Choate
Exjigland
Henry Watterson
Louleville Courier-Journal
Cardinal Gibboyns
Baltimore
Edward M. Shepered
August Belmont
Loulaville and Maghrville Railroad
Horace Porter
France
William Travers Jerome
New York County
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Lincoln Centra
Chicago
Charles A. Towne
William H. Taf
Lyman J. Guage
the Treasury
Norm Hapgood
Collier's
Ida M. Turbell
Samuel L. Chenena
Mark Twain
Augustus Saint- Gaudens
Albert Shaw
Review of Reviews
Thomas Hastings
Robert J. Collier
Collier’s
Clarence H. Mackay
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
Richard Lloyd Jones
Broadway
Fragmented reflections and social quips from Atchison Globe
A garbled column of aphorisms and musings on manners gender and society. It jokes about mothers lovers fortunes and daily life while mixing fractured sentences and odd spellings. The piece hints at contemporary social norms and humorous observations without a clear narrative or single event.
Rail fracture claims threaten steel track safety in Pittsburg
Pittsburg expert O W Heinle argues that rails fracture unseen before trains pass, causing waves in tracks and eventual breaks that could lead to wrecks. His father, a rail designer, doubts the claim though conflicts align on rail shape causing accidents and costly replacements.
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Pittsburg
O. W. Heinle
Grafton
Heinle
Plants for Tenements: School Children Aid Charitable Effort
New York children plant and donate window box sprigs to poor families in tenements. Volunteers report hopeful reception, with even reformed residents embracing the color and life brought by the green gifts, offering a spark of dignity amid harsh urban housing.
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New York
Riders Embrace Women Riding Breeches Across Fashion
The article notes women ditch the side saddle and long habit for riding breeches and divided skirts. Breeches resemble menswear with fullness, knee-length riding, tailored shirtwaists, leather gaiters, and a long coat. Even New York’s fashionable set adopt breeches for long rides in warmer regions and travel abroad.
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New York
Central Park
Goose Season in Germany Delights and Steady Prices
Germany sees a lively goose season starting on Martinmas November 10 with plentiful supply from Russia routed via Pomerania and the Oder valley. Berlin markets report plenty and steady prices despite higher meat costs, as geese remain a favored staple for all classes with wide culinary use and medical interest noted by cooks and housekeepers.
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New York Sun
Germany
Martinmas
Russia
Pomerania
Oder
Berlin
Tolten
Making a Shirtwaist Box A Cheap Useful Refix
A guide shows how to transform a low cost shirtwaist box into a sturdy useful storage piece. Start with checking hinges, then recover with cretonne or denim, line inside with wallpaper, add a wooden tray with straps, brass handles, and optional casters. Total cost under three dollars, about half the value of a full box.
Devil's Tower Named Public Reserve in Wyoming Frontier Order
Roosevelt sets aside Devil's Tower as a national monument with about 2,000 acres, placing it under federal care. The area includes the Tower on the Black Hills foothills by the Little Missouri Fourche river, with efforts to prevent entry and protect the landmark.
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Deadwood
Proastant Roosevelt
Wyoming
Chelle
Ferna
Pwe
Jack Rogers
Daya
Jobe
Sea Trout Rival Salmon for Gaminess in Bay Waters
In northern New Brunswick and eastern Quebec anglers await the spring sea trout run in estuaries where sea trout fight and rail against salmon on many rivers. These seven to eight pound fish precede or follow salmon, roving shores and pools and drawing both American and Canadian anglers. May 3 to 24 marks peak runs as estuary fishing remains open on some rivers, with reports of a 19 pound catch and a tale of a canoe chase for a king of fishes.
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Quebec
New Iarmawick
Salton
Poole
Tom
Restigouche River
Campbellton
Intercolonial
Ashing
Restigouche
Anybkety
Wilmon
Mark Twain Saw Papa in Boston Journal Era
An incomprehensible OCR fragment portrays Mark Twain during early writing days. It hints at courtship, nervousness about a prospective father in law, and awkward humor as he interacts with others in a tense social scene.
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Mark Twain
Papa
Boston
Torrington
Colin
Aira
Clemens
Hernmenae
Ariel Cy
In New York a quirky nod to a showy title inspired tale
A fragmentary column mentions Jon Mavlaren and a string of odd names and phrases about towels, hats, and a pep talk promising a way to save money. The text blends garbled quotes with hints of an interview by wardens and a stylized brag of a “good Hoplite” moment.
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Bowie
Jon Mavlaren
Towellet
Terey Tian
van Cilio
New York
Storlew
AlWaye
Iid
Bleeweethoures
Thie Wardins
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Father
Geome
Penmain
Coolidge
Nike
Tra
Ders
SECT
Beta Tin
Trac
Elly
Devil's Tower
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