Washington Gossip Special Letter About Roosevelt Era Figures
A collage of notes on President Roosevelt and allies, describing his delight in old Rough Riders, Senate tensions between Morgan and Clapp, Mrs. Roosevelt as a steady manager, Parkin and Morgan figures in California and Alabama, and a new Siamese minister to Washington. The piece also recalls youthful officials like Feely and humorous Harper’s misaddressed mail, all in a contemporaneous Washington gossip tone.
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Vout
Missouri
Morgan
Alabama
Washington
Clapp
West
Minnesota Statesman
Jones
Weill
Mixgouri
Roosevelt
Wny
Mrs. Roosevelt
Siam
United States
Land of the White Elephant
Sam
Phyo Akharas
Varadhara
Arlington
Timois
Hekels
John J. Feely
Chicago
Lorimer
Yale Law School
Mr. Feely
Mr. Peely
Utah-native Mra Kearns and family seek winter plans at Shoreham
Mrs Kearns born in Port Henry N Y settled in Utah with her parents at age ten and now resides in the capital with three children. Her mother and sister may join her for a gay winter at the Shoreham. Senator Morgan from Alabama is noted among Washington figures, with a long career from Civil War service to national politics.
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Mra Kearns
Utah
Port Henry
N.Y
Western Territory
Mr. Kearns
Lfe
Mra. Kearna
Shoreham
Folin ‘Tyler Morgan
Alahate
Etaten
Washington
Forte
Morgans
Calm Crime Scene in Uinter Amid Low Arrests
In Uinter Ulster province crime is markedly tranquil with far fewer cases. The recent assizes in Bolfant saw only thirty cases, and police reports across districts show a decline in crime.
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Uinter
Ulster
Bolfant
People of the Wort and the land section humler (fragment)
Fragmentary text lists countries and figures: Great Britain 425, Japan 0, Italy 276, Germany 270, Austria France 87, Hungary 14, Spain Wy, United States 22, Russia 15. Mentions devotional praise and Coleridge. overall unreadable with minimal coherent narrative.
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Great Britain
Japan
Italy
Germany
Austria
France
Hungary
Spain
United States
Rawsla
Earthquake Ruins Chilpanzingo Church and Town
A second severe quake devastates Chilpanzingo in Guerrero state after a previous temblor, destroying the parish church where Mexican independence articles were signed in 1618. Governor Mora aids victims as buildings collapse, with Guerrerro capital near the disaster and widespread panic among 9000 residents.
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Chilpanzingo
Mexico
Lfe
Riula
Mora
Guerrara
Con
John B. Felable
Atlistac
Chilpanxingo
Palacio Stado
Guerrero
Antonio Mercenario
Amon
Seventeenth Battalion
Hunger of Diver Explained By Expert
A scanned item discusses why submarine divers feel extreme hunger during dives. It cites a late captain Conrad of New Orleans who died from Maine wreck work, saying submerged stomachs stir and cravings emerge. The excerpt also reports disasters and casualties in various locations, including Havana harbor damages and uprisings, with a note on fluctuating appetite linked to air and water pressure.
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Conrad
Maine
Havana Harbor
Book production shifts in 1900 trend shows declines
The report notes changes from the previous year with 1 389 new editions and 50 fewer novels totaling 1 618. Poetry drops by over 100 to 202. Voyages and travels keep 174 new works but reprints rise, history and biography fall by about 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gener
Nightgowns in Church Describe Peculiar Attire By Missionary
A Baltimore Lutheran pastor, amused by a charity box sent to Africa, received thanks from a distant missionary. He recalls a native at a service wearing a borrowed nightgown as part of the loot, described as flowing with ruffles, angel sleeves, and tied like a scarf, draping over the back and swinging at the heels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Africa
Caliztite’s Sunken Calleyy Nemi Galleys Unearthed Near Rome
Caliztite’s Sunken Calleyy Nemi works to raise the two Caligula galleys sunk off the Rome area. The ships measure 225 and 287 feet long with mosaic decks and bronze treasures including a Medusa head, now seen at the prince’s villa. A museum is planned to house the finds.
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Nemi
Rome
Medusa
Wealthy stockman Walker in Hardin county tale
In Hardin county a wealthy stockman Thomas A Walker kept a pocket identity in New York 1838 and claimed vast holdings. He wielded Huemich's Oil and Burma's oil with 7 000 000 gallons of petroleum. Muenad buys from the United States and his sale about 72 000 000 gallons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
Thomas A. Walker
New York
Huemich
Burma
Muenad
United States
Hisala
Gallina
Peruna Endorsed by Sisters of Charity in Ohio
A Catholic Ohio institution reports high praise from Sister Superior for Dr Hartman’s Peruna as an effective influenza remedy. The endorsement notes Peruna’s success for influenza, catarrh, cold, cough, and bronchitis and credits Hartman with introducing Peruna to medicine, shaping its use nationwide.
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Hartman
United States
Detroit
Mich
S. B. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Abe
Charity
Sisters of Charity
Hartiman
Con
Man Meekison
Napoleon
Peruna Medicine Cou
David Meekison
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
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Coleridge
Pirat Mexican Congress
Nicolay Bravo
San Mateo
Chilapa
Tixte
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Igna- In
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Winchester
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