Fragmentary society notes and scattered quotations
A garbled clipping presents religious phrases and disjointed lines about virtue and behavior, interlaced with stray mentions of Americans, theft, a car, and a tobacco ban. It contains references to Psalm verses, warnings to women, and a London Associated Press note on tobacco usage and moderation.
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London
Associated Press
Webb Johnson
Anil Beatty
Henti
Thor
Vummen- Tunckers
Baing
Unclear fragmented political note from Topeka era
Fragmentary OCR-like text reports on political figures and a mayor presenting a token of copper to city council members. Mentions governor correspondence and job hunters, with scattered names and places including Vandatig and Illinois context.
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Fen Porter
Topeka
Ansen
Jake
Mohler
jHeseasore
Harry Hall Named U S Commissioner of Immigration
The article outlines Harry Hall’s rise from Iowa origins to New York residency and long Republican ties. It notes his roles as alderman, ten years as mayor, thirteen years as postmaster, and service as a congressman candidate after Pepper’s death, detailing a career rooted in official Washington life.
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Harry Hall
U. S
W. WW
Labor
Washington
Congress
Towa
New York
Filniginsburg
Represent Pepper
Secor Ows
Argentina marks national independence day event notes
The report mentions celebrations for Argentina's national independence day and references several individuals and institutions. It cites Daniel B. Wesson's birth, a Unitarian diary entry, Senator James Read, a May deliver address at the University of Alabama, and a statue of Gen. Dori Tage presented to the United States, with plans for a Washington invitation.
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Argentina
Certonaey
Daniel B.wesson
James Ta Read
Miséouib
University” of Alabama
Dori Tage
Ag ‘Gan Martin
Ofrgentina
Ephriam Miller Early Life and Harsh School World
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Ephriam Miller’s boyhood in primitive schools, harsh punishments, and a community of old-time schooling. He walks to lessons, shares meals, and endures Spartan classrooms with pine desks, while classmates include future Civil War figure Alexander McCook. The piece notes harvest stints in New York and Canada thistles, milking lessons, and college life marked by poverty and effort to translate Greek texts under stern teachers.
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Teather
Alexander McCook
McCook
Alex
Ephriam
Academi Ephnais
Dnalog
Ars
Allegheny College
Ib van Ohl
Allésh Steubenville
Olio
Pittsburg
Ithat
Meadville
Allegheny
Ee Ephriam
Raon
Mekett Lyame
Thetayater
Toye
Miller
Rohriam
New York State
Milley
Ant of Cousse
Nisgara Falls
Ender
Millor ‘Taugh Selon
Wrs
Ogassimaily
Shapnt
Miller Ites
Cnurae
Br Bk
Ghades
Atterdon
Lovelock
Sophocles
O'Clogham
Pact proposals aim to ease South American disputes by arbitration
The Institute of International Law drafted two treaties to codify public international law in the Americas. One establishes a Solus Vivendi zone with police powers and neutral sovereignty during disputes, while the other uses Hague conventions to invoke friendly powers, then a commission of inquiry, whose findings would be advisory rather than binding.
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Institute of International Ban
Fepublics
Tacha- Arica
Chile
Peru
Jprestident
Coolidge
Imation
Santiago
International Jurists
Rig. de Janeiro
Hague
Norway honors soldier monument in Lier Norway
A monument to Brigadier General Hans Vegg, Norwegian commander of the th Wisconsin regiment who fell at Chickamauga, will be unveiled in Lier to mark the centenary of Norwegian immigration to the United States. The ceremony in July will be attended by Crown Prince Haakon.
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Qsla
Norway
Associated Press
Hans Hegg
Hrteenth
Wisconsin
Chickamauga
Linited
Lier
Vegg
Wing Haakon
Birth and family tragedy of Chambersburg woman in 19th century article
Loey Gb Luey born Chambersburg Pennsylvania June 2 1849. Married William H Moll November 23 1871. They had five children Harry Maud Carvie He Bat and Lottie all living except Harry who died July 4 1283. Moved to this city and remained quiet. A longtime Presbyterian church member in Chambersburg she was a devoted Christian. Died April 5.
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Luey
C. Nitterhousa
Chamberaburg
Wiliam H. Moll
Harry
Maud
Carvie
He- Bat
Lottie
Merabar
Presbyterian
Chambersburg
Pes
U S Education Aids Blind Children Says Hirsch
Berlin May 25 America is lauded for its education of the blind, Hirsch argues the blind should be integrated with sighted students. He claims mixed classrooms benefit all and build self confidence through shared activities and competition.
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Associated Press
America
Educationamerae
Hind
Hirsch
Germany
Oen List
Geheimrat Si
Hheece
Lamish
Athera
Evan
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