Fragmented European and American historical notes mixed dates
A dense string of dated events and figures from various regions. Mentions include London occurrences, Patay and Stoke battles, Cromwell and Charles I, abolition of slavery in territories, Maine statehood, Waterloo, and 19th century political events. Numerous names and places appear without clear narrative linkage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piers Gaveston
Ea@ward II
Wat “Pyler
London
Lower
Talbot
Joan of Ara
Patay
France
Stoke
Charles I
Scotsland
Charles the First
Nasebr
Cromwell
Henry Vane
Massachusetts
Tower of London
Dafayette
America
Canada
Ghent
San Jose
Gai
United States
Great Britain
Waterloo
Maine
Mt. Aetna
Arkansas
Pulaski
North Carolina
Washington
Oregon
San Francisco
Charlestown Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Fremont
Dayton
Pennsylvania
Mississippi
Congress
West Virginia
Alabama
Cherbourg
Grant
Petersburg
Winchester
Hunter
Lynchburg
Prussia
Austria
Maximilian
Queretaro
Berlin
Reichstag
United States Senate
Idaho
Vancouver
B. C
Ludwig
Bavaria
Summerville
John Most
New York
Labor and politicalMoves Across U S 1902
A mosaic of union organizing in Maryland Michigan and California plus strikes and wage trends across the United States. Reports note new unions in Boston Chicago and Newport News, wage increases and legal reforms, and debates over labor hours and immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usher
Maryland
Farmers of
Michigan
Pasadena
Calunionists
Galesburg
Hebrew Paperhangers
Boston
Mass
Newport News
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
Chicago
TIL
Federation of Musicians
South Wales
Iowa
Cigarmakers’ International Union
Bestron General Track
Munster Teamsters’ Association
St. Paul
Misn
Statter
Custom Tailors
International Journeymen Tailors’ Union
United States
Uaber
Massachusetts
Boston Central Labor Union
Calgary
Canada
Trades and Labor Council
Windham
New London
Connecticut
Meyer Fitzgerald
Central Labor Union
Willie and Nero prepare for the Fourth procession
Willie Perkins and his dog Nero share a close bond as they plan a Fourth of July parade. Willie earns money by collecting coal and kindling, buys firecrackers, torpedoes, and flags, and must choose a replacement for Ed Bishop in leading the march with Nero by his side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Nero
Tom
Thm
Ap Jamapel Nero
Bihar
Somarsault
Willie Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Sandman
Janiter
Cormier
Fe Fenttoc
Willie Tought Biasu
Ren
Wilie
Exil
Wille
Jtoghle Colemaa
Garted
Cmina
Ahd
Tna
Ved
Government as Largest Lumber Dealer in Nation
A forest service bulletin states the government, as manager of national forest reserves, follows the same profit oriented methods as private lumbermen. In 1905 total sales from forest reserves reached 2 375 000 with South Dakota’s Palo Alto area leading, Wyoming second, Utah third. Administering costs are under one third of one percent of value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
South Dakota
Wyoming
Utah
Propaganda Board Promotes Simplified Spelling in New York
The Simplified Spelling Board, based at No 1 Madison Avenue New York City, launches a campaign to remove handicaps and make English the park language. It invites interested readers to vote on adopting simpler forms and will publish updates as they appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pattern Makers
Clyde
France
Building Trades’ Council
San Francisco
Cal
Colorado Springs
Colo
Phumbers
United States
Canada
Chamber of Commerce
Massachusetts
Pha
Talon
Uber
Bes
Madison Avenue
New York
Cio
Msrm
Short Persons als. A quirky glimpse of ML Bl mg and Ste Gilbert
The text notes ML Bl mg and Ste Gilbert T as writers with unclearly defined roles. It mentions Myomas Carded, brother of a martyred president, living five miles from a Desaville in Michigan, and a claim about never visiting Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wer
Ste Gilbert T
Myomas Carded
Wale
Tde Desavile
Mich
Lie Hiss
Weshingms
D.C
Notes from the Capital on Reform and White House Food Remarks
The piece reports Secretary Root opposing reformers over the Congo consul appointment, Senator Tillman accusing Standard Oil influence on a rate clause, and President Roosevelt stressing simple wholesome White House meals. It mentions a Watson Barter affair and a reporter's note about bets on an American family, with unclear details and language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Tillman
Flouse
Dillingham
Lodge
McLaurin
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Committee On Agriculture
Tillman Gavs
Minor Morris
Mexico
Rio Grande River
Hepburn
Sherman
Richardson
Lafean
Tvo
Flense
Secretary of the Navy
Lake Erie
United States Court For China
White House
Charles W. Dakin
Thomas Flennnessy
San Francisco
Root
Congo Free State
Roosevelt
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F Prewmier Crispi
Prendergast
Carter Harrison
Uganda
Central Africa
Faure
Afec Kinley
Behring Sea
Bokrikoff
Finland
ORD
Eero Lius
Gov. Folk
St. Louis
Boot and Shoe Workers
Seattle
Wash
Bailey
Cosmopolitan
Warren
Ba Q Follette
Algeciras
Philippines
Senata
Panama
United States District Court For
China
Messrs. Perkins, Denby
Howard
THE
Free
Land
Francis Scott Key
Revenue of National Forests
Los Feos
Boa
Williamsport
Grit
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