Stubbs Gains Strength Amid Claims Of Parker Support
Letter writers challenge exaggerated reports on Parker Bouanchaud strength in Louisiana campaigns. They cite Ruston Oak Grove attendances as misleading and urge Stubbs supporters to vote in the January primary, claiming Stubbs is certain to win.
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Frank P. Stubbs
Parker
Louisiana
New Orleans
Rusten
Oak Grove
Ruston
Stubbs
Parker and
Bouanchaud
John M. Parker
Louisians
Colonel Stubbs
German militarist revival seen in Guardian dispatch
A Berlin dispatch in the Manchester Guardian warns of a fast growing German militarist and monarchist movement linked to von der Goltz’s Baltic forces. It argues Germany may seize any opportunity for revenge if Allies fail to deter it, amid claims of new currency and widespread civilian volunteer units.
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Manchester Guardipnre
England
Berlin
Germany
von der Gerts
Iren
the Guardian
von der Goltz
Posen
West Prussia
Emu
Soas
Manchester Guardian
The
New York Tribune
the Tribune
Tribune
New York Health Official Rejects Silk Stocking Theory
Health Commissioner Copeland counters French medical authorities claiming cobweb hosiery caused the epidemic, stating there is nothing in silk stockings to explain higher male deaths in New York during the outbreak. He affirms silk stockings did not drive the flu deaths.
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Copeland
New York
Archishop Moeller Celebrates 70th Birthday Today
The Day's News notes the 70th birthday of Most Rev Henry Moeller archbishop of Cincinnati a veteran figure in the American Roman Catholic hierarchy. Born in Cincinnati he studied there and in Rome at North American College before ordination in 1576. He served in Bellefontaine and at Mt St Marys seminary prior to roles with Bishop Chatard and Archbishop Elder, later becoming bishop of Columbia and then coadjutor in Cincinnati, succeeding Elder a year after.
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Henry Moeller
Cincinnati
United States
Rome
Bellefontaine
Mt. St. Mary's Seminary
Chatard
Indianapolis
Archbishop Elder
Columbia
Elder
C.neinnati
Hopeless Diseases and the Promise of a Readymade Cure
A fragment discusses hopeless diseases and the idea that palliation may help some patients while cures are not guaranteed. It cites a supposed remedy titled Number 40 and references the U S dispensatory and New American Materia Medica with unclear claims about blood poisons and nutritional effects.
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U. S
Notable historic deaths and events dated from 1718 to 1914
The text lists prominent events and births across years: 1718 Charles XII killed at Frederickshald siege. 1812 Clemence Sophia Losier born in Plainfield later surgeon. 1864 Italy’s capital Florence. 1867 Ameen Tuck dies Exeter born Pareonville. 1883 Giuseppe Mario famed tenor dies in Rome. 1894 Benjamin Tillman elected US senator from South Carolina. 1914 Botha declares virtual end of the South African rebellion.
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Charles XII
Sweden
Frederickshald
Clemence Sophia Losier
America
Plainfield
N. J
New York
Florence
Italy
Ome
Ameen Tuck
U. S
House of Representatives
Exeter
N. H
Pareonville
Giuseppe Mario
Rome
Sardina
Benjamin R. Tillman
United States
South Carolina
Botha
To the Waters of Ward Ten
A candidate declares he will remain in Monroe and continue to be active in Ward 10 politics. He asserts reports of leaving are false, asks voters for support, and praises the parish and city bonds vote as evidence of good work and community ties.
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Frank Seetae
Monroe
Louisiana
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