Hollow Horn Bear Leads Sioux Delegation at White House
Dalia, D. Special: The Tudman delegation of Sioux visited Washington to seek distribution of 200000 pounds held by the Bureau of Indian Affairs. They argued for a five year residence requirement before final homestead proof and Hollow Horn Bear, Rosebud council president, acts as spokesman.
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Dalia
8. D
Capitol Building
Tudman
Washington
Bureau of Indian Afeirs
Sam
Hollow Horn Fear
Rosebud Council
Oak Creek
Swift Bear
Hight Pipe
Rosebud
The Human Note and Mortality in Old Outlook Echoes
The excerpt reflects on longing and human tenderness through music and spiritual sorrow. It contrasts earthly yearning with fleeting grace, noting a shift from mortal striving to celestial singing. The voice of Hichaed Morton in the Outlook anchors the meditation on love, fear, hope, and the pathos of endeavor.
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Morton
Town Planning in Germany England and its US echoes
The article surveys town planning as a civic policy, tracing its German and English roots and its spread to Kansas City. It notes municipal control over land use and housing, central business district constraints, land taxation, and transportation integration, with Ulm cited for public land management profits.
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Germany
Kansas City Star
Ieat
Hagland
Neishiers
Charles P. Wooller
John (. Wineston Company
Philadelphia
Kaneoy City
Cologne
Kansas City
Dela SO
Devlin
Hines 1807
Vacom
Ulm
England
Frank H Hitchcock's New Vice Chairman Profile
Washington reports John Wrement Hill named as the Republican National Committee vice chairman. Maine publisher and physician Hill, 54, is praised as a suave, ambitious leader with long political rise from Maine House to Governor and state senator, eyeing potential Senate vacancies and a postmaster general future.
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Washington
John Wrement Hil
Republican National Committee
New School
Muate
Hill
Maine
Hale
Mr. Frye
James G. Blaine
Augusta
Eliot
York County
Bowdoin Medical School
US 77
Long Islind College Hospital
Brooklyn
Hoothhbay Harbor
Himelf
P.O. Vielery
Dr. Hill
House of Representatives
Ele
LROD
Dr. Hin
Great Republican Organization
Improbable Gag Talk at New York Dinner
Henry B E Dixey discussed gagging as a common theatrical device at a New York dinner. He recounted a memory from early in his career of a footman role with a white collar and a proposed gag involving a letter, a dramatic wipe, and a sudden punchline to hit the show.
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Washington
Henry BE. Dixey
New York
Mr. Dixey
Tapi Donamid
How It Feels to Be Shot and a Suffrage Demand
A Worthington Herald item recalls a gunfire incident with Heneyw describing a shock as the bullet hit him and a sense of collapse then a face-punching pain. He fears the attacker is at large until Foley arrests the assailant. The page also notes a growing demand for women to speak on suffrage, requiring advance booking.
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John Colombe
Rosebud
Carcassonne
Bryson Taylor
Africa
Uganda
Tropics
Ames
Band‘agen
Arco
Mr. Hin
Washington
Worthington Herald
Heneyw
Foley
Fred
Responsibility of Every Citizen in Battle Against Special Privileges
Speech by Ex-Governor Joseph W Folk in Pittsfield Massachusetts urges citizens to resist political bosses linked to public service interests and saloons. He argues corruption and neglect of the public will threaten municipal and state governance and stresses voter responsibility to enforce laws for honest government.
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Springfeld
Joseph W. Folk
Pittsfield
Minas
Missouri
United States
Xorme
Ameren Res Public ix
Hin
Pde
United States of America
Lawlers
Ike
Brad
Citizens Must Act to Preserve Government
A call for active patriotic effort to defend honest government and curb lawlessness. Citizens must oppose monopolies and special interests, support lawfulness, and work daily for better governance to prevent decay and ensure public welfare.
Poor Business Echoes Through Odd Vocals And Labor Notes
A garbled text mixes quotes about business health from various speakers with discussions on workplace conditions. It references the nervous environment for women workers, monotony, fatigue, and calls for shorter workdays and improved conditions, set against a backdrop of labor critique.
Women's Nervous Reactions Highlight Everyday Instability
The passage discusses the natural, continual nervous instability experienced by women. It describes physical and emotional responses from crying spells to loss of appetite, noting these reactions occur within ordinary life without requiring specific medical justification.
A Double Water Supply Needed
A medical article argues for a dual water supply to avoid long sewer system changes. It cites bottled water from various sources, calls for public provision of water, and warns against unfiltered water spreading contamination. It endorses using river water after purification until rivers are restored.
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Gardena
Providence
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White House
Reuben Quick Deer
Hollow Horn Bear
Stranger Horse
High Pipe
Good Voice
Eagle Horse
L&7
Yalu River
Earth
Babylon
Aignan
Marbonne
Perpignan
Limoux
Gustave Nadauid
Dijon
France
Frank H. Hitchcock
Mr. Hill
New England
Taft
Frank Heh. Hitchcock
Jubby
Sald
Purson
Atrain
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