Washington Sidelights and Elocutionary Tales From The New York American
Dr Bedloe and Edward Levy recall a physician's fee in a witty exchange. Persian envoy General Mortex Khan faces library security then demands his card back. Minister Wu Yingfang and Mrs. questions entertain Washington social life. A Benched Abraham, Mrs Roosevelt, and Congressman Wilson figure in anecdotes about politics and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Osler
Twald
Mr. Levy
Mortex Khan
Carnegie Library of
Washington
Lbrary
Mir
Wu ‘Ying-fang
Wiauddonky
Queen Maude Keeps Scrapbook Of Untold Stories
The article reports Queen Maude of Norway collecting newspaper cuttings under a cover inscription about Things We Have Not Said and Done, with stories about herself and her husband. It notes the German crown prince's scrapbook of over 1,000 pages of adverse criticism, including a 600 page volume with a speculative heading and marginal notes in his handwriting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Maude
Norway
Hielr
Itte
Crichiam
Herat
Romance of the Copper Industry
A historical overview of copper mining and production in the United States from 1845 onward. It highlights Butte as a leading district, the Anaconda mine, major companies, and long term output trends approaching a billion pounds annually, with future demand driven by electrification and infrastructure.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Saya
van Norden
United States
Geological Survey
Rio Tinto
Spain
Pacific
Shasta County
Butte
Parrot
Connecticut Valley
Standard Oil
Butte District
Anaconda
Tutte
Great Amalgamated Company
Lloyd Tevis
J. H. Haggin
Marcus Daly
Anasconda Group of Mines
Nereus Daly
Eaid
Daly
Httle
Lake Superior
Alleghenies
Tennessee
Mont
Mich
Bisbee and Moronel
Ariz
Hingham
Utah
Jerome
Globe
Tlah
Shasta
Cal
Ducktown
Tenn
Tintio
Saintly fools and imperial superstition in Russian legends
A writer in the Woman's Home Companion recounts the Russian court lore around the birth of a heir. Clerical relics and miracle claims surface as Empresses seek divine aid after failed medical attempts to influence a child's sex. Canonization amid controversy follows a priest’s unearthing and questions about relic preservation.
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Omar
Anastash
St. Beraphin
Bruesia
Saos
Russia
Theovine
Seraphim
Tambot
Atention
Vintlan
Nicholas
Alexis
Ruston
The Song of the Automobile
A fragmented OCR passage discusses a vehicle and riders in a surreal, dreamlike sequence. It mentions horses, a blue fence, a duet, and comments on pride and identity within a motorized setting, conveying a distorted, poetic scene.
Vanderlip rises from shop floor to bank presidency
The article recounts Frank A. Vanderlip’s ascent from a 75 cent per day machine shop job to president of National City Bank. Through self education and tough work in Chicago, he became a noted financial editor and later secretary of the treasury before leading the bank.
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Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
New York
Vanderlip
Bidlana
Trojan
Chicago
Harvard
Yale
Jenny Vanderlip
University of Ilinels
University of Chicago
Tis Education
University
Young Withderlip
The
Chicago Tribune
Pte
Chicago Canomist
Iocd
Lyman J. Gage
First National Bank of Chicago
Treasury
Cage
Vatherlip
Washington
Treasury Department
Qld
Ino Mk Ale
My. Vanderlip
Aurora
Loita Pillation
Mrs Mackay Urges Woman Suffrage at Astor Event
Mrs Clarence Mackay newly elected president of the Equal Franchise League spoke before the Urban Woman's Suffrage council at the Hotel Astor. She argued voting rights for women are essential to prevent oppression and received warm applause from an audience of educated women and suffrage advocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clarence Mackay
Mackay
Equal Franchise League
Urban Woman's Suffrage Council
Hotel Astor
Hardships of the Ancients in a Turbulent Age
An eclectic and fragmentary meditation contrasts ancient writers with modern toil and fatigue. It laments forgotten artistic labor, cites Bappho Petrarch and Maya, and ends with a garbled note about taxes on New York City gold tin and wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
First Woman Suffrage in Wyoming Record
Wyoming adopted woman suffrage amid political maneuvering after General Campbell, the territory’s first governor, pressed a plan to calm Republican factions. Democrats held the legislature, and the push required balancing party interests to pass the measure. Governor Campbell reportedly backed it despite initial resistance, marking a pivotal moment in American suffrage history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
America
John A. Campbell
Grant
Schofield
Campbell
Territorial
Kelley
Enhine
Republi
Wyonilie
Fragmented OCR Tale of City Clues and Morning Bevy
Fragmented text details a morning bevy in a city with mentions of New York and Portland. It references authorities and odd orders, a cigar store, and a mix of names and events, all muddled and difficult to fully parse.
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Euler
Ducco
Bambay
New York City
Dior
Portland
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Professor Daubo
Kie
Covent Garden
London
Vera
Petrarch
Tollou
Typowernor
Sonmeain
Lote
Bt. Louis
Dinpatet
Pema
Alehioels
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