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The Sub Cellar of Prejudice
An essay on human judgment and prejudice likens the mind to a house with a parlor and a sub cellar. It argues most people judge through prejudices stored in the sub cellar, especially on hot political issues like bank deposit guarantees. It notes partisan shifts reveal buried biases and awareness grows only as debates heat up.
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Bert
Bryan
Jackson
Jefferson
Taft
Torture and executions in Lindvarten punitive detachment
The excerpt recites a prisoner’s account of brutal interrogations and torture by the Lindvarten punitive detachment in Baltic provinces. It details repeated beatings with magaikas, forced confessions, and the execution of Arnold Martinson, plus the torture of others including a girl named Amalia Kreger and a child flogging incident, describing widespread abuse without trial.
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Willipe
Jurgen
Iskhkull
Mikhelson
Irishkull
Lieut. Prinz
Ionin
Mellor Zakomelsky
Baltic
Martinson
Lindvarten
Arnold Martinson
Riga
Prinz
Niga
Mellor Zakomolesky
Kenin
Lettush Social Demoratic Union
St Neeks
the Workman
Social Ratio
Tronin
Magaika
Amalia Kreger
Lindgarden
Anp Puren
Ogern
Lindvarden
Medical officers sail to Uganda to study sleeping sickness
London October 21 Col Sir David Fruce and Capt H R Bateman and Capt A E Hamerton of the army medical corps sail for Uganda to investigate pathology of sleeping sickness. Commission goes out under Royal Society auspices at the request of the Colonial Office and treasury funds the expedition.
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London
David Fruce
H. R. Bateman
A. E. Hamerton
Earmy Medical Corps
Uganda
Royal Society
Colonial Office
Treasury
Chinese Laundryman Fined in Paterson for Dog Cruelty
Justice Samuel Percey fines Wong Kay 50 dollars and 34.25 in costs after witnesses testify a mongrel dog had ears cut to resemble a bulldog. Colonel Christopher Columbus Shelby of the Passaic County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals shows the animal and destroys it after the case.
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Paterson
N. J
Samuel ‘ Percey
Wong Kay
Broadway
Christopher Columbus Shelby
Passaic County Society For the Prevention O
Shelby
Wong
Raspberry Preserve Cooking Method and Storage
Instructions describe selecting firm large berries and weighing three quarters of two rounds of fruit with half a pound of sugar. Layer and sugar between fruit, rest overnight, simmer, and repeat with overnight stands. Strain juice, boil to desired thickness, then reintroduce fruit and seal in jars for long storage.
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Kim
Calamity Jane in Cripple Creek Cabin Showdown
In Cripple Creek mining district Annie Coplen, left defending her mountain home, fires on six drunken attackers invading her cabin. She wounds two, killing one, with the sheriff and prosecutor backing her act as justifiable self defense.
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Cripple Creek
Langer
Annie Coplen
Filett
Theamily
Miss Coplen
Mids Coplen
Lerriffe
Mise Coplen
Great Divide
Hat production regions and costs summarized
The text notes Panama hats originate from Ecuador, Colombia, and Peru not Panama. It cites raw material cost about thirteen cents and a six week production time to produce a hat valued at twenty dollars.
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Panama
Ecuador
Columbia
Peru
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Klonin
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Lonin
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Rings Mundshot
Konin
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Raspberry Preserve
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