Extra Copies Not Included I Burgess May 1910 Paper Figures
The statement sworn by Frank H. Burgess, La Crosse Tribune business manager, asserts the May 1910 paper copies printed and circulated as above. The excerpt quotes the New York Sun and Milwaukee Journal criticizing Carnegie and Rockefeller funded foundations and self perpetuating boards in democratic society.
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Tribune
TPE Association American Advertisers
A. A. Siever
Frank H. Burgess
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Carnegie
New York Sun
Pritchett
Flexner
Rockefeller
Milwaukee Journal
Delays in Ballinger Report Spark Political Clash
The piece contends the Ballinger committee faces delays in releasing its report aimed at avoiding political damage to the administration. It alleges a majority stands ready to exonerate Ballinger despite public guilt, while the minority holds conclusions ready and likely to be released after further postponements.
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Ballinger
Washington
Ballin- Araclean
Com
Carnegie Foundation report on medical education sparks debate
The Carnegie Foundation report provokes public comment after its release on medical education in the United States and Canada. Dr. Abraham Flexner’s responses condemn and approve various medical colleges, while the foundation stops short of standardizing control yet ties pensions to its approval.
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United States
Cania
Abraham Flexner
Carnegie
Postal savings bank law praised by president
The newly passed postal savings bank law earns praise from the president and is claimed as responsible by the administration while drawing adverse critics. Its operation will test critics' conclusions and the merits claimed by sponsors.
Quips Cranks and Wanton Wiles in a Bustling Street Scene
A collage of brief comic verses and dialogue depicts street mobs in frenzy and public reactions. Fragments describe a coach passenger performing a headstand, a shoe hurled in jest, and a wedding tableau as bystanders mock or marvel at curious incidents.
West man's remark on New York conversion experience
An eminent speaker at the First Congregational church in East Orange quoted a Wesleyan churchman who visited New York. Writing to his wife, he said New York is a great city, but he wishes he had come there before his conversion. Newark Star cites the remark.
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East Orange
New York
West
Newark
Stagecoach Journeys Through the Rocky Mountains
In early stagecoach days across the Rockies passengers faced fatigue and nerves tested by travel. Rt. Rev. D. S. Tuttle recalls a Denver stop at Wells Fargo & Co where six prancing horses drew a crowd as the day’s arrivals and departures defined the town’s bustle.
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Rocky Mountains
D. S. Tuttle
Denver
Wells- Fargo & Co
Mark Twain Moves Again Cigar Box Tale
A California anecdote from Everybody's Magazine recounts Mark Twain carrying a cigar box on the sidewalk when questioned about smoking. He quips that the box signals he is moving again. The story reflects Twain's frugal, itinerant days and concern with simple comforts.
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California
Mark Twain
Mr. Clemens
Mark
Everybody's Magazine
Night Traveler Seeks Shelter In Rural Farmhouse
A soaked traveler arrives at a remote farmhouse seeking lodging for the night. After rainwater runs down his back and repeated rapping at the door, a red headed boy on the second floor peers out and questions him before answering.
Infant dies after short illness in Hamburg area
Lillian Kopanke, ten months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Kopanke of Brinkmans Ridge, died Friday after a three day illness. Funeral services were held Sunday at the residence and German Lutheran church with interment in Hamburg cemetery.
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Adolph Kopanke
Brinkman’s Ridge
German Lutheran Church
Hamburg
Poor Farm Team Runs Aground In City Collision
A team of horses owned by the poor farm bolted on lower State street Saturday and dashed to the corner of Eighth and State where they struck a tree. No rider was present in the wagon. The rig was wrecked but the horses were not hurt.
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Eighth and
State Streets
Gossipy Preacher Verdict in Slender Suit
A Chicago jury awarded Mrs. Mary A. Lavender $4,000 in her $59,000 suit against Rev. Edward B. Crawford pastor of Woodlawn M church. Crawford had denounced Rev. John D. Leek former Woodlawn pastor for alleged intimacy with Lavender. Leek resigned and Lavender then sued Crawford for slander.
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Chicago
Mary A. Lavender
Edward B. Crawford
Woodlawn M. Church
Crawford
John D. Leek
Woodlawn Church
Lavender
Leek
Railroad Man Carhart Donates 100000 for Home
Chicago June 27. Hamilton Carhart of Detroit an overall maker gave 100000 to the National Railroad Men's Home at Highland Park Illinois for a new building just completed. He said railroad men helped make him wealthy by supplying the overalls he makes. Any railroad man nationwide may become an inmate if disabled or sick.
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Hamilton Carhart
Detroit, Mich
National Railroad
Highland Park
Ill
Carhart
Morgan to Receive Arts Master at Harvard Commencement
Harvard will award J Pierpont Morgan the Master of Arts degree for his learning and aid to art museums worldwide while Gov. Hughes of New York will receive the Doctor of Laws degree at the forthcoming commencement.
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Mass
Harvard
J. Pierpont Morgan
Gov. Hughes
New York
Morgan
Men of Real Genius Seen as Rare and Misjudged
A reflective aphorism notes that truly gifted men are scarce, provoking view that such individuals are often mistaken for fools or thieves. The statement contrasts exceptional intellect with public suspicion and misinterpretation.
Vintner Plot Sparks Socialist Riff at Dreiberg Hall
In a Dreiberg rathskeller scene, Captain Carmichael plans to scour the day’s newspaper cuttings while Gretchen, a singer, contemplates a fortune from a princess. Vintner and Goldberg join a rising crowd as whispers of a Jugendheit marriage provoke tax and mob talk. Gretchen warns that the serene highness will not wed the Jugendheit king.
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Herr Carmichael
Hans. Carmichael
Black Eagle
Gretchen
Carmichael
Herr Direktor
Hans
Dreiberg
Rathsheller
Grumbach
Flanders
Jugendheit
Mariry
Herr Goldberg
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