James Randall the Maryland poet and his career
James Ryder Randall the author of Maryland My Maryland gained world fame for a lyric that crossed enemy lines and earned praise from Holmes. Born in Baltimore January 1 1839, he worked in publishing and journalism, edited the Augusta Chronicle, and now serves as a Senate sergeant at arms correspondent. He values poetry over money, and lectures offers have come in recent seasons.
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Washington Monument
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Longfellow
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Augusta Chronicle
Baltimore American
Catholic Mirror
Georgia Constitutionalist
Randall Balls
Augusta
Prohibition Candidate Joseph Cook Aims Next Year
Portraits of Joseph Cook of Boston describe him as a leading prohibitionist candidate for the presidency next year. The article outlines his birth in 1808, education at Yale and Harvard, lecturing career, and works arguing science harmonizes with religion. It also mentions George Newnes and Tid Bits and a Canadian journalist known as The Khan with commentary on poetry and journalism.
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Joseph
Lynn
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Europe
Boston
Tremont Temple
George Newnes
Manchester
England
Newnes
London
Strand
the Kahn
Dominion
Riley
the Khan
Baron Rothschild and Tesla Rise From Wealth to Mythic Status
A fragmented profile of European wealth and power centers on Baron Alphonse Rothschild of Paris, his fearsome security risk profile, and his role in finance and culture. It also sketches Nikola Tesla’s ascent in electrical science, tracing his lineage, training, and collaboration with Edison, highlighting breakthroughs like wire photography.
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Baron Alphonse de Rothsenud
Paris
Baron Rothschild
Baron Alphonse
Baron James
Mayer Anselm
Frankfort
Srem
To Day
Lord Rothechild
London
Fortune telling in Paris nets over a million dollars
In Paris more than 1000 practitioners practice fortune telling earning an estimated 2 million dollars combined. The figure highlights a niche yet lucrative trade and reflects local demand for psychic services.
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