Reproof Not Evidence of Guilt In Opinion Piece
A Lamar column argues reproof does not prove guilt and notes that vocal critics vary in rhetoric. It reflects on honesty across social classes and the idea that success can breed shame, alongside a tangential remark about a poet who may quit writing.
Steam age romance in engineering triumphs and poetry
The article argues that steam technology surpasses traditional romance by revealing poetry in engineering motions and the mind's triumph over matter, predicting emotional reactions to Venice gon dolas and the measured progress of invention.
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Venice
Publisher Arrested Over False Employment Promises
The manager of a pretentious publishing company was arrested and convicted after a victim, lured by grand claims of profits, paid upfront for an employment opportunity. The case centers on deceptive statements about earnings and agency work.
Alaska Earthquake Triggers Massive Glacier Calving
Early September reports describe the Hubbar glacier breaking from its moorings, its front extending miles into the sea and causing roaring shocks that felled mountains. Islands vanished, coastlines altered, and the earth shook in the Mount St Elias area with rumors of Cape St Elias and Khan Taak Island submerged.
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Alaska
Hubbar
Cape St Elias
Khantaak Island
Mount St Elias
Soldiers in Philippines crave reading material for mental relief
Rev. Stephen R. Wood, chaplain of the Twenty third United States infantry, reports from Sulu that troops in the Philippines eagerly seek books and periodicals to ease camp life. He notes soldiers have worn out their small reading box and await the next steamer with papers, urging home supporters to contribute.
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Stephen R. Wood
Twenty-third United States Infantry
Sulu
Philippines
Boers Advance as Colesburg Falls and Ladysmith Sways
British and Boer forces clash across the frontier as Colesburg is captured with Dutch inhabitants. British troops rush to De Aar while Ladysmith endures bombardment. Naval guns support defense near the town as tensions rise and reinforcements lag.
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Cape Town
Free State
Eny
Annadions
de Aar
Ladysmith
Simonstown
Cape Tews
Stormbers Junction
Balter
Queem
Stormberg
London
Nev
War Office
Coirase
Colemes
Sir George Stuart White
Cotense
Lastysmith
Tucela
Colenso
Trleca
Pietermaritaberg
Joubert
Natal
Sir Rodvers Buller
Orange ‘Free State
Pretoria
Johannesburg
Sir George White
Tugela River
Durban
Officers censured over care of returning soldiers
San Francisco reports an army inquiry harshly critiques officers in charge of sick soldiers from the Newport and Tartar hospitals. General Shafter ordered the probe after deplorable conditions and dysentery among about forty men, including John Fubisak Logan Mills.
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San Francisco
Military Board of Inquiry
Newport
Seth Kamas Volunteers
Metcalf
Pumstein
War Department
Board of Inquiry
Shatter
Alfred
Girard
Preskite
Glivant
Tartar
Searly
John Fubisak
Jobs A. Logan
Cavalrs
George W. Mills
Kaneas
Campaign Against Roberts Sparks Women's Movement Letter
Adjutant General Miller of Spanish War Veterans received a letter from Helen Goeld dated November urging action on the Roberts issue. The sender argues wives support Roberts and seeks protection for women nationwide urging Miller to back a reform or movement.
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Actios
Utah Engrees
Washington
Miller
Spanish War Veterans
Helen Goeld
Roberts
Roberta
Advance Movement Aims at Dagupan-Mizila Railroad
The Charleston and rival warships patrol the north as Aguinaldo’s forces may shift headquarters toward the tobacco country in the island’s north. Degupan and Apparri are insurgent strongholds, with a possible base to deter escape. If operations succeed, large scale insurrection may end early next spring though guerrilla warfare could persist.
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Charleston
Dagupan-Mizila
Tarlac
Aguinaldo
Degupan
Apparri
Pan
Wheaton
Aguinakio
Sheull
Big Fire Destroys Jones Bros Store in Kanana City
A major blaze in Kanana City Kansas started in Jones Bros department store on North Main and Sixth and quickly spread to adjacent buildings on Main and Walnut. Property losses reach half a million dollars with about 375000 in insured value. Jones Bros. stock is reported destroyed and they carry insurance of roughly two percent of the loss.
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Kanana City
Kansas City
Jones Bros
Main
Sixth Streets
Walnut
Washington news from the army and navy reports
The annual report of the general of the army outlines total forces in U S service and casualty figures from May 1908 to June 18. A new plan for Washington University funding is debated while the postmaster general bans excess postage in Guam and the Philippines. Admiral Crowninshield comments on ship funding reforms and training landmen. Captain Ludlow retires as rear admiral.
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Secretary of War
United States
McKinley
Marine Glass
Albert Weger
Anpa
Johanna Ewan
Carl Reimers
National University
Washington
National Educational Association
Guam
Philippine Islands
Crowninebleth
Burese of Navigation
Congress
Cute
H. Clay Evans
Geta
Eeere Colotel
Archibald Hopkins
Wilson
Washington McLean
Hazen
Adjutant General of the Army
Philippines
Gage
Balashce
Ion Yanits
Gmavatiat
Cmet
Ameri
Mildred Hasrn
Dewer Ba Noamesh
Reed
Marritt Dewey
Washi
Woodley
Hiant Entertainments
Daras Sseteen
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