Cadets Named for West Point Class of 19eq
The President appointed cadets and alternates for the West Point class entering in June. List includes Henry Ayres, Charles Bonesteel, Simon Buckner, Pin Capron, Charles Eldridge, Philip Gordon, Charles Hall, Wert Jacobs, Hermann Kobbe, John Tillson Jr, Frank Van Horn, with alternates William Emory Jr, William Sage Jr, Rodney Smith, Robert Fletcher, John Clem Jr, Charles Braden, John Holcombe, Charles McClure, and Charles Walker McClure. The piece adds a social critique of the fathers seeking federal support for their sons through a socialistic military academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Military Academy
West Point
Henry Fairfax Ayres
Chas G. Ayres
Eighth Cavalry
Charles Hartwell Bonesteel
Major Bonesteel
Twenty-third Infantry
Simon Bolivar Buckner
General Buckner
Kentucky
Pin! Capron
Allyn Capron
Charles Hodges Eldridge
Bogardus Eldridge
Fourteenth Infantry
Philip Gordon
W. Gordon
Charles Lacy Hall
Win. R. Hall
John C. F. Tillson, Jr
Tillson
Frank Lazelle van Horn
Cr. J. J. van Horn
Twenty-eighth Infantry
The Cleveland gospel of individualism contested
The Vanguard contrasts Grover Cleveland's harsh view of the timid with socialist praise of cooperation. It argues that success counts and the strong may abandon the weak, while socialists advocate helping the weak so none are lost, reflecting a debate between individualism and collective support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
Grover
Cleveland
Bat at the Red Light
A fragmented notice mentions a local business or event with unclear details. Named entities are minimal and the readable text centers on branding and local context without concrete outcomes or dates.
Over the Fence Is Out poem found in Fourth Reader
Ellis D Robb of Eldora Iowa reports a poem titled Over the Fence Is Out found by Colonel Hudson G Phillips in an old Fourth Reader The author is listed as Anonymous The verse reflects on a childhood rule that over the fence is out and its moral sense about conduct and ambition across life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis D. Robb
Eldora
Iowa
Hudson G. Phillips
Thou Shalt Not Follow the Multitude to Do Evil Sermon
An exhortation on moral independence, citing Jesus Luther Washington Lincoln and other “peoples” who did not follow the crowd. It argues that the multitude is often led by wicked leaders, while true virtue lies with principled individuals and divine guidance.
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Jesus
Lewes
Savanarola
John Huss
Luther
Wickliff
John Knox
Germany
France
Washington
Lincoln
God
Lincoln quote on labor and capital in republican view
The statement declares that class laws elevating capital threaten the republic more than slavery did, arguing labor must be prioritized over capital and deserves greater regard, attributed to Abraham Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
One Man With God Is a Majority Quote Ends Debate
William Lloyd Garrison argued that mobs do not decide history and that true power lies with the side that has God on its side. The passage extols liberty, critiques mob rule, and endorses socialism as a legitimate path toward a cooperative commonwealth and a better mankind, portraying social reform as a bloodless future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lloyd Garrison
Co-operative Commonwealth
New Jerusalem
St. John the Divine
Pictures of the Co operative Commonwealth booklet offered
A brief notice describes Pictures of the Co operative Commonwealth as an odd attractive booklet. It urges every comrade to own one to share. The author C L Phifer in Rich Hill Missouri supplies copies at cost.
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Co-operative Commonwealth
C. L. Phifer
Rich Hill
Roc
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Kansas
Edagitatorp
Ve Wannen
Cuampa
Anna Champe
JL Alexander
Aye Rita
Deana Revatio Ter
Rte
Wmn. H. Emory, Jr
W. H. Emo
John J. Clem, Jr
John L. Clem
Quartermaster Department
Charles D. Braden
Charles Braden
John J. Holcombe
John H. L. Holcombe
Charles Walker McClure
Maj
Chas. McClure
Wero
JO McDill
Rome
Vox Populi
Vox Dei
Abraham Lincoln
Vaughn
Residence
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