Life Story of Adolph Hedin Sweden's Statesman
Adolph Hedin, Sweden's statesman who died recently, championed Scandinavian unity and Norwegian rights. The Upsala and riksdag figure opposed Norway Denmark union interference, pushed universal suffrage and reform, and earned Norwegian-Danish support while clashing with Swedish bureaucracy.
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Hedin
Sweden
Minneapolis Journal
Adolph’ Hedin
Adolph
Stupious
Narike
Orebro
Upsala
Mithough Hs
Ankarsvar
Norway
Bund
Copenhagen
Schleswig
Stockagin
Union
Riksdag
Aftonblade
August Blanche
Zallorisos
Adolf Hedin
Ozies
Riksdae
Nea
Ajdesp
Rovewoy
Adolf
Julius Mankell
A. E. Norde
A.W. Dufwa
Riksing
Hei
Wits
Aftonblidet
Sparre
Possel
Victor Rydberg
cMice
Tani Iles Olet
Rikedag
Ita
Sinelf
Riksdasg
Ccwardites
Serge Rsland
Neon Titherksdagt
al Iin
Switzerland
Belgium
Denmark
Notable Swedish statesman Voices for Peace in Decline
The aged leader of the Riksdag, famed as the lions of Swedish politics, pleads against war while battling illness. His waning strength cannot hide the vast work he did for Sweden, drawing admiration for a career that shaped the nation and inspired a grateful public.
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Luky
Norway
Riksdag
Sweden
Paper clothing advances spark new textile hope
Scientific American reports on woven paper fabrics and wood pulp yarns like xylolin and silvalin. Italian Zanetti and Clavier & Co patent methods to spin paper fibers with cotton and wool, producing lighter, washable, warmer cloths for jackets and trousers.
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Asia
Zanetti
Paxony
Clavier & Co
Pfuhl
Volga
Master of Appleby Chronicles Gives Cornwallis Spy Tale
Captain Ireton recounts his perilous night in Lord Cornwallis's mansion as he feigns allegiance to the Tory cause, outwits Colonel Tarleton's agents, shuttles between Stairs and Pengarvin, and leads toward a perilous reunion with Margery in her chamber.
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Tarleton
Colonel Tarleton
Richard Jennifer
Ireton
Francis Falconnet
Charles
Lee
Machiavelli
Lord Cornwallis
John Stuart
Baronet
Gilbert Stair
Pettifogger
Sir Francis
Major Ferguson
Gilbert Town
Davie
George
Hussars
Owen Pengarvin
Mr. Stair
Avith
Tile
Haman
Mins
Jonn’ Stuart
Tireton
Margery
Falconnet
Darmstadter
Alf
Kings Business and a Passionate Accusation
A dramatic confession describes a near scandal as a man recalls a forbidden moment with a married woman. He admits conflict between restraint and desire, lamenting broken propriety while confessing intense passion. The piece ends with a vow that the tale continues next week.
What Stenographers Earn From the New York Times
Henry C. Deming of Marrisburg explains stenographer classes at the New York State convention. He lists six ranks from sixth class earning six dollars weekly to first class earning up to ten thousand dollars yearly, plus a possible pension bill for twenty five years of service.
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New York Times
Henry C. Deming
Marrisburg
Penn
State of New York
County Court House
Demming
A Girl With A Genuine Tenor Voice From Duluth
Miss Josephine Northmore daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Northmore of Lakeside has a true tenor voice after four months of training. Her range extends from BE flat to high C and cannot be sung as soprano or contralto. Observers note a delicate girlish figure yet a voice with masculine sweetness and smooth diction.
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Duluth News-Tribune
Josephine Northmore
W. H. Northmore
Lakeside
Miss Northmore
Analysis of the Peerage and its Origins
London Truth discusses the evolution of the British peerage from Cromwell to Beaconsfield. It cites Coningsby lines, notes Henry VII’s limited early peerage, and argues the modern peerage stems from church spoliation, selling honors by the Stuarts, borough-mongering, and royal mistresses.
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London
England
Lord Beaconsfield
Coningsby
Millbank
Tewkesbury
Europe
Henry VII
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Scandinavia
Baron Rappe
Skailsborg
Norrland
Appleby
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