Elopement Fray Upsets Duke in European Palace
A grand duke erupts over his niece's disappearance after a staged dinner, while a princess Hildegarde elopes with an unnamed suitor. A police pursuit ensues across Europe as ministers scramble to locate her before frontier exits. The scene unfolds with comic irony as the duke confronts his own vanity and the valet, while a German police minister negotiates passports and extradition amid palace intrigue.
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Arthur “Wurtingga
Asperican
Phupar
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Fee Pracy Wehrgers
Old Withower Winrthietent
Owen Dy Steht
Berry Moore
Binelind
Breide
Pete
Geller
eDealow
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Warrinstan
Winhtiengton
Gordi
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Warrinsten
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Warrington
Wwe
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Mas
Tie
Tlemember
Steinbeck
Herlin
Aljl
Cone
Setty
Tam
Sheerene
Ters
Fied
Ein
Tan
Hanshily
Telaw
Volkscarten
Grand Duke of
Rarscheit
Hildegarde
Ile
Hinself
Pole
Betty
Scharfenstein
Dresden
Bors
Max
Ke T
Comsulate
Zdali
Prisoners in a Cave in Basutoland Mystery
A Basutoland incident describes a picnic party entering the Drakensberg, where natives captured them as white men spies. They were kept under watch in a cave, escaped with aid from an escort named ENide, and reached Natal after a tense night and a long night ride.
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London Mails
Duplin
Basute
Ingubre
Natal
Drakensberg
Pasnty
Usutay Enide
Lersrés
Path of Duty and Companions for Great Men in History
A fragmentary reflection on timely advice shaping John Wesley, Charles Wesley, and Whitefield. A maid’s brief words to Charles Wesley sparked spiritual liberty, while a friend’s counsel to Whitefield aided his mission to America. The piece emphasizes communal faith and shared devotion.
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John Wesley
England
Charles Wesley
Whitefield
America
Revival Began When Flo Visited Kingswood Colliers
A brief line notes Flo visiting the Kingswood colliers and links that visit to the start of England's great evangelical revival. The remark frames Flo as a catalyst, tying the industrial site to a religious awakening and the nation’s spiritual modern era.
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Kingswood
Flo
England
Fuel supply crisis faces Canada in coming decades
A serious problem for Canadians to solve is the fuel supply of the future. No coal of any kind has ever been discovered in Ontario. In the older part of the province the timber is practically exhausted.
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Canada
Ontario
Ex Gov Douglas on Republican Laws Hurting Nation
The piece argues that ex Governor Douglas of Massachusetts criticizes tariff laws backed by Republicans as boosting trusts. It cites trusts like United States Steel, claims tariff profits distorted prices, and argues Democrats offer a fairer protection policy promoting equal opportunity without special privileges.
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Douglas
Massachusetts
Petterson
Williti
Massarhusetts
Ama Jp
Saw
Chow
Doneglas
United States
Lie
Mather
Dave
Irot
Tend
Ene
Ute United States Steel Corporation
Anericanus
Lave
Maefiethers
Demerath
Texas
Oppose Home Rule Petition Voices From Midwest States
On February 24 Senator Gatlinger presented petitions from citizens of Grand Rapids Michigan Galena Indiana and Madisonville Kentucky urging Congress to enact a prohibition bill for the District of Columbia without giving residents a say. The piece condemns petitions as abuses of the right to petition and insists only those from within the district or jurisdiction should count, warning against arbitrary power to regulate local affairs.
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Gatlinger
Rand Rapids
Mich
Galena
Indiana
Madisonville
Kentuckey
Congress
Columrbia
Columbia
Republican Song Book in Press with Reform Spelling
The Federal Officeholders' Song Book is in press and will appear soon. It uses reformed spelling and includes poems about Billy the Biz One Billy the Beau My Choice from Necessity Loaves and Wishes the Supple Hinges of the Knee and related subjects. The morality is described as very fine.
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Billy the Biz One
Billy the
Beau
And They Must Be Democrats. Johnson presses tariff reform vow
Governor Johnson warns that without immediate tariff revision in this session Congress will be replaced by a new House and Senate pledged to pursue reform in good faith and dead earnest.
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Gov. Johnson
Congress
Republican scandal claims seduction by submarine lobbyists
A Republican congressman accuses members of the committee on naval affairs and two press correspondents of being seduced by lobbyists from the DHand Submarine Boat Company, signaling a new controversy in the ongoing scandal cycle.
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Committee On Naval Affairs
dHand Submarine Boat Company
Tariff on Woolen Goods and Trust Profits
A critique of high tariffs on woolen goods citing 90.34 percent average duty on manufactured articles and 185.54 percent on blankets, with claims that tariffs favor the American Woolen Company and inflate consumer prices. It argues tariffs create excess profits for trusts and call for reform despite Republican protectionist support.
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Sieh
Wool Tyust
England
Withon
Wiest
Ordingurs
Mide
Clath
English producers feign alarm over American steel trust exports
The Chicago Journal reports alarm from English producers about American steel exports under the tariff. It argues the trust ships steel abroad at lower costs, arguing tariffs shield many industries yet still rob American consumers by competing with cheaper foreign-made goods.
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The
Chicago Journal
Maeland
American Steel Trust
Pacific Ocean
Trust
Steel Trust
Empty bottles and the tariff debate in party labels
A pessimistic writer argues that Republican and Democratic terms are hollow labels and laments a worse view as a Memocrat sits passively while the game unfolds. He cites Garfield's tariff declaration at the Ohio Republican convention, linking protectionist policy to higher monopoly rates whenever tariffs are revised.
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Ile
Garfield
Ohio
Democratic tariff policy and gradual reform plan
The piece argues a gradual Democratic tariff policy for revenue and incidental protection, not a rapid shift. It criticizes Republican tariff graft, claims steady, multi-year progress is needed, and denounces tariff-protected industries charging high prices while competing abroad.
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Atlantic Ocean
Western Canada crops cannot be checked claim letter says
A letter dated Regina November 23 1907 from Commissioner Kaltenbrunner of Timecrutien Winnipes argues Western Canada crops cannot be checked despite adverse weather. He describes homestead yields between Rouleau and Imvinkwiates Moose Jaw creek and asserts profits from wheat and oats with car loads shipped. The piece includes a Cato quote and an ad for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
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Mitation
Regina
Sark
Timecrutien
Winnipes
Western Canada
A. Kaltenbrunner
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