United States Population Plunges Toward Century Growth
Figures show the United States as the most populous nation aside from China, with about 92 million counted in 1910 and growth driven by cities. Describes census methodology, district organization, and the rapid urban expansion led by Chicago, New York, and other major centers.
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China
India
Russia
United States
France
Germany
United Kingdom
Japan
Spain
Italy
North America
South America
Washington
Ity Ned
Wim
New York City
Hawaii
Japer
Denmark
Philippine Islands
Portugal
Netherlands
Chicago
Lenton
New York
Paris
Tokyo
Santer
Gions
Ions
Missouri
Kentucky
Tennessee
Dilinois
Heredity and Society in an Overlooked Era Debate
An essay in a scientific weekly argues heredity shapes both desirable and undesirable human traits. It cites Gallon Pascal Mann studies, contrasts Jonathan Edwards descendants with a degenerate family, and stresses environments alone cannot fix heredity. The piece condemns sensationalism and urges measured, humane social uplift.
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Pasilmann
Jonathan Edwards
EL Ta
Biotogista
Kenlin
A King Who Left Home Sparks Global Attention
Paul Markulke of Buffalo New York promotes a salvage KEPS AT BOME and a new life pill from Dr King. The fragment hints at a controversial health product and a public figure drawing interest worldwide.
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Paul Markulke
Buffalo
Bome
Dr. King
New
iLife
Judge Attacks Undertaker Fees In Probate Court Case
Judge Wilson Beattie condemned high funeral costs in a probate case settling $300. He refused to approve undertaker charges of $156 and criticized the conduct of the trade. He warned of a grand jury to address undertaker exactions and called the death tax a growing scandal.
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AG BK Saparior
Gay
King County
Aviators, financiers clash in the era of change
A fragmented report sketches clashes between aviators and financiers, noting Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and a bold mix of political, social, and labor currents. It mentions a newsboy’s 45,000 windfall, looming strikes, Wright brothers’ air endurance, and a parade of era-wide tensions from Prohibition to labor unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Brothers
Wild Cat Banks and the 19th Century US Currency Crisis
The piece traces early US banking, noting the first United States Bank in Philadelphia, Andrew Jackson’s opposition, and the 1832 charter clash. It describes Wild Cat banks formed to exploit unstable deposits, their risky note issuance, and the resulting financial panic. It mentions Canton’s bank leaders Edwin Smith and others, with locations in Jackson area towns and inspection routines by state authorities.
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Jackson
Congress
United States
State Banka
Canton
Edwin Smith
MM. KR. Ganservoit
Battorth Keyes
Trerserer
Haggart Building
Brore Tool
Monica
Adrian
Tecumseh
Manchester
Sandstone
Fatalities of 1911 May 17 Balloon and aircraft disasters
A compiled list of aviation fatalities and near misses across 1911 dates from February to May. Entries mention pilots such as Stein Licht and others, with incidents including 280 foot and 406 foot falls, deaths in New Orleans, Shanghai, Fort Worth and Milan, plus parachute drops and midair or landing accidents across Europe and the Americas.
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Jang
Iatosi
Belerade
Servia
Stein
Licht
Generatury
Deebritz
Germany
Doual
Frausen
Kayser
Pail
Krefeld
Prisela
Byaseon
Trent
Frattch
Versatiles
France
Pirvis
Willam Ay
Chicago
New Orleans
Bated Rouge
la, May 1.— Matieviteh Brothers, Russians Military Aviators; At Seastopol
Wes
Walton
Rene
Shanghai
Coitin
Kelly
George MM
UC. S.A
Fort
Dara Houston
Toras
Nekemuller
Johannisthal
Clinton Bank Crash Tale From Early Settlement Days
The account recounts a local misadventure across villages to Tecumseh and Clinton involving gold transport, a bank collapse of the Sandstone bank, and a later reuse of the bank building for a plow shop. It notes relics like the bank seal kept by D. Cuttings and the persistence of Wild Cat money as memories of Clinton’s formative era.
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Tecumseh
Clinton
Manchester
Ruisin
Napoleon
Selven
Tldey
Ty Sage & Piper
Woodward & Riyaran
D. Cuttins
Feng Dew
Probate Court Notices and Estate Appointments List
Probate court hearings name several estates including Howard KR Kingham Sarah A Kimbiel Florente A Woodley Frank Darling Mary Garton Benjamin L Barrett and Johanna O Connell hearing claims first day and administrator appointments for Florence Crawford Aldyth Crawford Charles A Caldwell Alta A Wane plus a note on a household remedy claim for pain from Dr Thomas Electric of America.
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Florente A. Woodley
Frank Darling
Mary Garton
Benjamin L. Barrett
Smith L. Chatfield
Johanna O'Connell
Florence Crawford
Aldyth Crawford
Charles A. Caldwell
Alta A. Wane
Sons of Veterans Camp to Hold Annual Encampment
Sons of Veterans from Battle Creek and Marshall prepare for their third annual encampment at Beadle Saturday afternoon with eighty members expected in camp. Beadle grounds will resemble a small army. Byington Camp will send fifty Battle Creek members and Grove Camp of Marshall about thirty. Camps will live in the field for three days, drill, do picket duty, and prepare meals under local Sons of Veterans directions. A new game will be formed in Athens and Union City.
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Sons of Veterans
Vaiboun County
Battle Creek
Marshal
Athlon Ma Ot
Union City
Laver
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