Roosevelt on Citizenship at Sorbonne Discusses Duty and Liberty
Col Theodore Roosevelt spoke to Paris savants at the Sorbonne on Citizenship in a Republic. He urged high character, self restraint, and duty, warning against sterile intellect without virtue and stressing liberty for minorities and responsible leadership.
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Paris
University of Paris
Assembly
The
Sorbonne
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Republic
West
Republie
Charm In Expression
A concise note from Circle defines charm as a amiable expression or agreeable inflection when speaking. It suggests exasperation in speech often yields natural and surprisingly unpliant outcomes.
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Circle
Go-agu Spirit Cited As Great Mischief in Quote
The quote from Walter E. Hansel criticizes the prevailing spirit of go-agu, calling it one of the greatest mischiefs of the era and urging readers to consider its impact on others.
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Walter E. Hansel
Youth and Springtime Echoes in Renewal
A reflective piece compares youth to springtime with seeds sprouting and trees budding. It equates habits dispositions and opinions forming to leaves developing on a growing season, suggesting renewal and growth amid warmth.
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Beecher
Would Have Commercial Value
A remark contends that the carbon exhaled by a man each day, if captured and solidified, would equal a coal lump weighing about a half ton. The note frames respiration as a large, marketable carbon output.
Outdoor life a shared passion cited by a woman
A Buffalo Express fragment quotes a woman praising outdoor life as the best thing for people and a man replying sadly that it matched what their father believed when the speaker last called.
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Buffalo Express
Recipe Mix Confusion Sparks Banter Across Mashup
A playful exchange compares a biscuit recipe with fashion hints found in two papers. One character jokes about a button and a feather turning up in the pages, suggesting a mix up of culinary and style advice.
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Hubby
The Usual Proceeding Pun Sparks Courtroom Comedy
A witty exchange centers on a young man whose attention to a pretty girl leads to a court themed joke. The quip playfully suggests resolving romantic mischief by legal means.
Death of Mark Twain Passes Quietly at Home
Noted author Mark Twain died peacefully at his residence in Redding Connecticut. The writer of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn is believed to have succumbed after a long illness, with family by his side.
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Redding
Conn
Mark Twain Dies After Long Illness in Elmira
Samuel Langhorne Clemens known as Mark Twain died Thursday night of angina pectoris after a day near his bedside where daughter Clara spoke to him and he asked for his glasses. Biographer Albert Bigelow Paine and relatives watched as his winter at Stormfield ended in grief and a final coma. Burial will be in Elmira, New York, in the family plot with his wife and children.
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Redding
Conn
Samuel Langhorn Clemens
Mary Twain
Clara
Ossip Gabrilowitch
Robert Halsey
Clemens
Albert Bigelow Paine
Mark Twain
Mr. Clemens
E. E. Loomis
New York
Stormfield
Loomis
Lackawanna Railroad
Juanis Langdon
Gabrilowitch
Clara Clemens
Robert Hal
William H. Laffan
The
Sun
R. W. Gilder
Century
Elmira
N. Y
Susan
Jean
Langhorn
$100 Oliver Typewriter Sold For 17 Cents A Day
The Oliver Typewriter, a $100 machine, is offered for 17 cents daily with a small cash payment. The plan has drawn a flood of applications across all classes and occupations, signaling a surge toward universal typewriting.
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Oliver Typewriter
Oliver
Corpus Gets Appropriation for 12-Foot Channel
Corpus Christi gains assurance from Senator Bailey via telegram to Secretary Miller of the Commercial Club that the Corpus Christi rivers and harbors item is secure. The message confirms a 12 foot channel from Aransas Pass to the city wharves will be pursued without disturbance.
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Corpus
Corpus Christi
Tex
Miller
The
Commercial Club
Bailey
Aransas Pass
Federal Band Instruments for Texas National Guard Bands
The adjutant general's department received twenty one government band instruments to be distributed to the Third and Fourth Infantry bands at Hillsboro and Cameron. The bands are valued at 1.20 each and are described as the prettiest the Texas National Guard has ever received.
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Federal
Austin
Tex
Adjutant General's Department
United States Government
Hillsboro
Cameron
Texas National Guard
Big Fruit Crop In Caldwell County Texas Ahead
S J Butler markets Bermuda onions grown southeast of Lockhart. Some onions reach four inches in diameter. Peaches plums and dewberries promise a superb crop. Onions and truck crops in Caldwell County’s southeast portion progress without irrigation.
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Lockhart
Tex
S. J. Butler
Caldwell County
Carbolic Acid Poison Claims Railroad Man
Houston Texas reports the death of Richard B Rowns lar age 23 a railroad worker who swallowed a small vial of carbolic acid on Wednesday and died shortly after.
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Houston
Tex
Richard B. Rownslar
Estherwood Elects Mayors and Officials in Local Vote
Estherwood Louisiana held a city corporation election this week electing Ellis Hoffhaucin as mayor. City council members chosen were J. W. Emery Otis Faulk and Sam Michael, while Otis Ray was elected marshal.
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Estherwood
Ellis Hoffhaucin
J. W. Emery
Otis Faulk
Sam Michael
Otis Ray
Election at Center Center Texas Elects Aldermen
Sparse turnout in Center Center Texas municipal election results in J E Nicholson O L Mc Knight and J D Ridditt elected as aldermen.
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Center Center
Tex
J. E. Nicholson
O. L. McKnight
J. D. Ridditt
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Moulton, Texas
C. Arnim
Barney Lackmann
Iad
Ernst Pelzel
K. Rehmet
Lone Star
Friendship Saloon
Adolph Darilek
Prop
Jacob Nachlinger
Gerhard Henrichs
Moulton Bottling Works
Moulton Meat Market
F. W. Lueke
Barney
Lackmann’s
Wr. Schmidt
Echo Springs
Silver Brook
Moulton
Texas
Joe E. Richter
Canton
Roosevelt
France
Gamaliel
Paul
Roncesvalles
Europe
Roland
United States
Malbrook
Froissart
America
Oliver Typewriter Company
Chicago, Illinois
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