National Progressive Republican League Formed in Washington
Insurgents including Senators Governors and Congressmen announced a new political league in Washington aimed at promoting popular government. The National Progressive Republican League elects Bourne Norris Osborn Crane and others to leadership and calls for direct election of senators, direct primaries, and reforms to curb party machines and corruption. Signers include Bourne, Dixon, Cummins, Norris Brown, and several governors and congressmen across multiple states.
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Jonathan Bourne Jr
Oregon
George B. Norris
Nebraska
Goveon Chase Osborn
Michis
Charles BR. Crane
Chicago
Moses L. Clapp
Minnesota
Joseph K. Helston
Kansans
If Habbard
Iowa
Irvine J. Lentropt
Wisconsin
Wiliam Kent
Californines
Gifford Pinchot
Penneylyaui
Gears S. Record
New Jersey
National Progressive Republican League
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Progressive Republican League
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Progressive State League
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National Progressive Republican Teague
Vite Staten Senilars
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Albert J. Deveriden
Intiana
Joseph J. Bristow
Kansas
Norris Brown
Albce
W. R. Stubbs
Kai
Hoary Allen Cooper
Wothai J. Carey
Wisconsain
R. Davis
Rit Tinbbard
Towa
N. Haagen
John Ai
Nelson Casing
Georges W. Norris
Nebras Mice Poindexter
Famous Hill of Tara to Be Sold Soon
A Dublin report describes Tara as a famed, centuries old site linked to early Irish kings and legends. It notes a historic feud over entrance to the royal palace, the palace’s ruin, and later excavations that yielded only a few obelisks and weapons.
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Tara
Yara
Janes Bryce
Fe Wrelingten
Carl Obligation
Europe
Dublin
Trefsud
Dhatrick
Ned Righ
Aidsen
Ptent
Disious
Iinare
Guare
Lara
Ceries
Pam
Ftheente
Ireland
Uwiuer
Tuberculosis Day to Be Observed in 200000 Churches
Churches across the nation will observe tuberculosis day in about 200000 churches as part of a campaign by the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis. The effort echoes a 1840 tuberculosis Sunday and aims to enlist church members in support of prevention efforts and funds.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
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Maude Adams Inventor Patents Acouatic Theater Board
Maude Adams and Miss Aarthe Adways advocate an acoustical board enabling superior theater sound. The device, installed at a New York nickelbacker venue, aims to enhance audience experience by reflecting and directing stage acoustics toward listeners. The patent covers wavefront tuning and rear wall resonators to improve sound clarity across seating sections.
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Aarthe
Acilles
Chester
Pratestine
Raiscary
Frouthik Klen
Wr. Frohman
Reforming bread revolt shocks Rolleston village
A village reformer Sir Oswald Vessey promotes new bread methods causing indigestion fears and public unrest. Heavy telegrams and a public offer prompt confusion, with locals pressured to back traditional loaves while officials withdraw the plan.
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Gewald Vessey
Rallos Fom
Vasil
Tugrhuid
Tee
York
Lipdewald
Dheleston
Bie
Rolleston
Bismarck Memoirs Held Up Volume Criticising Kaiser
The article notes delaying publication of a three volume set by Borloy on Bismarck’s heroics and the Kaiser. It reports dissent over releasing the third volume during the Kaiser’s lifetime and mentions court rumors and opposition from figures tied to the throne.
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Kaiser
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Borloy
Disanarck
Radser
Isamireh
Athena
Aisareh
Athe
William PE
Ie Tren
Genngnecourt
Bistian Teidre
Swiss Elastic Roads Show Promising Tar Coated Gravel
An experiment in Switzerland coats gravel pellets with tar to form a durable road lining. The process yields a non brittle, earth free surface that dries into hard pellets, then spreads to form an inexpensive roadbed. The resulting surface resists wear and weather and promises long life with low maintenance.
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Switherland
Dhiek Kawer
Hessy
Suviis
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Railroad Eait Quickly in Neopih Carolina
A near by is a brief note on a one mile railroad in Neopih Carolina. The project saw weeks of activity during its construction and was opened for service in a later period.
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Neopih Carolina
Remarkable Uses of The Most Useful Tree
A Chicago Tribune excerpt details diverse uses of a tree named The Most Useful Tree, including edible bread traits, milk and butter production from certain varieties, oil and tallow extraction, fiber for textiles, and practical items like cups, spoons, ropes, and candles. It notes regional claims from Ceylon, Barham, Sierra Leone, Table Bay, Azores, Sumatra, and Chusan, with harvest timing in November or December and a canary water source from the tree.
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Ceylon
Barham
South America
Adtica
Park
England
Sierra Leone
Table Bay
Cape of Good Hope
Azores
Sumatra
Chusan
Canary Islands
Chicago Tribune
Building Portable School Relieves Minneapolis Congestion
Minneapolis plans a portable three room school on a concrete base to ease crowded conditions. The movable unit aims to provide extra space for a crowded school year while preserving instruction and reducing crowding in the Minneapolis Board of Education’s program.
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Minneapolis
Educating Farmers On Seed Quality And Soil Fertilization
A statewide campaign by the Chamber of Commerce led by Mercer Callin Vincent urges farmers to obtain pure, well-prepared seed grain from state experiment stations, use fanning mills to select hearty kernels, and follow station guidance on germination tests and variety recommendations to boost yields and profits. It also warns against untested seed varieties and promotes formalin treatment for smut in seed grain.
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Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore
Ian Dade
United States
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State Experiment Station
Preacher A Horse Thief Nabs In Lakeland Sermon
Disjointed clippings report a Presbyterian preacher in Lakeland linked to horse stealing plots. The man claimed religious calls from Paterson, NJ, while authorities cite three separate charges against him linked to stolen horses and buggies in Jacksonville and Tampa areas.
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Presbyterian
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Paterson
N. HS
Tampa
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Grin
Aline
Forse
Bucegy
Tacksonville
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Decares
Duke of Connaught May Act as Regent
Report notes the Duke of Connaught may be appointed regent during the king’s absence for the coronation. The ruler’s temporary substitution aims to ensure royal duties continue smoothly amid ceremonial preparations.
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Connaught
Tunden
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Sumi
New York Mines Overview from Advertisements in The News
A compact note states that the entire state of New York has about forty mines in operation spanning minerals. It lists roughly twelve iron mines, thirteen producing gypsum, eight talc mines, two salt and pyrite workings, and three graphite mines, advertised in The News.
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