Socialist Victory in Milwaukee and Berger's Rise
The article surveys the 1910s election impact, noting Victor L Berger’s election to Congress from Milwaukee as a milestone for the Socialist movement. It discusses Berger’s pragmatism, Debs’ presidential runs, and the party’s shift toward organized, cooperative aims while preserving core socialist ideals.
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Scout Cruisers to Carry Mails Across Seas
Washington dispatch notes Senator Weeks and Representative Ward proposing scout cruisers be used to carry U S mails to South America and the orient. Weeks argues it could save cost and train crews, serving as a substitute for ship subsidies while maintaining readiness for war. discussion centers on feasibility and political support.
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Bailey
Lost His Marriage License Sparks Rival’s Victory in Love
In Mount Vernon a fiancé, Melville White, loses his marriage license after Lucy Daniels marries Frank L. Wilkins. White’s rush leads to a canceled ceremony and Daniels wed Williams instead. The mix up causes a delayed union, with social friction and the local press reporting the tangled romance.
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Dead flirt with English woman claim resurfaces
A discussion by J. Flyslig and J. Fyssloponide reveals strong arguments for spiritual communication from the dead. They cite messages received by Mrs. M. H. Verma and insist such evidence supports immortality and the existence of a deity. They challenge critics who doubt psychical research and urge broader openness to investigations beyond physical pleasures.
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Missing French artist Calfier identified in trunk case
New York authorities confirm Albert C. Calfier the missing French artist after a positive match from teeth found with a trunk. Deputy Police Commissioner William J. Vigne announced the identification amid a crash investigation into the alleged throat trouble treatment.
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New York
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Police poised to indict waiter in Callier murder case
The report states detectives will present evidence to a grand jury as they build a homicide case against the waiter. A physician from another city identified the body as Callier by dental work, with authorities noting the trunk and tavern threats linked to the crime.
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New Battleships Named for Navy Ships and Renamings
The text notes New York and Texas to be late men-of-war with about 27 000 tons displacement and fourteen inch guns. It mentions the Hertesy ship and the Texas contract, plus renaming the Chilee New Aer and San Marcos after the Asiatic squadron commander Job Hubbard.
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DILL DIES OF PNEUMONIA IN NEW JERSEY
The obituary notes the death of James Browk at age fifty six from pneumonia after months of illness. A veteran of service who had a country place in Connecticut, he fell ill after Thanksgiving and died following heart disease complications.
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His Literary Treasures Revealed in Meteland Leader
The Meteland Leader notes Jones invited readers to his rooms to view a rare collection of ctrioge mualim scripts and questions what they were. A receipted tailors' bill is mentioned as a readable fragment in the piece.
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Family Jars and a Wife’s Attempt to Save
In this Atlanta Constitution item a wife seeks to scrape together small funds from her husband, illustrating a domestic finance moment and the era’s social dynamic. The brief highlights personal economy within a marriage context.
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Atlanta Constitution
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