Wilsons political trajectory cited in era writings
The fragment discusses Woodrow Wilson as a Cleveland Democrat and potential governor and president candidate. It notes his political economy focus, opposition to Bryan, and long-term influence, including works like Congressional Government and Division and Reunion. It contrasts his educator role with public politics and hints at broader Democratic alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Alice
Harvey
Kent
Wilkon
Riéson
Hoth
New Jersco
New Jersey
Banmlay
Cleveland
Waa
Virginia
Hie Ghee
Atlanta
George
Washington
United Mant
Fragmented Essay on Presidents in Public Office and Academia
Fragmentary discussion reflects on presidents in public office and academia, referencing Yale figures and aims to compare education with governance. The text mentions McCosh, Whitney, Angell, and Tate, and questions political influence on academic leadership. It touches on tariff policy, collegiate roles, and public expectation of presidential figures.
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Whitney
Tulawlonai
Wes
Dent Tate
Emery
Bud Naked
Radley
Yale
Columvision
Futo-Atookwarering
Jimea’b
Angell
Andraw
Wenid
Anecdotes and political chatter around Woodrow Wilson
An assortment of humorous quips from evangelical ministers and judges, plus a Princeton anecdote about Woodrow Wilson. The tale describes Dr. McCosh and colleagues in a frank, lighthearted clash of denominational tones, then shifts to a bookstore meeting where Wilson is mistaken for a clerk and discussed as a potential governor and future president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCosh
Kaptlt
MecCogh
Wilson
Princeton
Ady
New York
Scribner's
Woodrow Wilson
Dr. Wilson
Diamond Fields Prove Richer in Southwest Africa
Dr. Paul Rohrbach concludes Southwest African diamond properties near Luderitz Bay are worth far more than earlier estimates. He cites a 12,000 acre claim near Luderitz Bay capable of yielding 25 million dollars in diamonds. Past shallow work underestimates potential. deeper evaluation supports strong future returns for multiple claims in the area.
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Germany
Aul Rohrbach
Rohrbach
Luderits Bay
Orange River
Luderitz Bay
Tobrbach
Thes
Tras
Negro Bank Established in Richmond Virginia
Report claims a Black community in Richmond has established a bank with capital of $100,000. The bank owns ten homes and a handsome building with thirty five offices. Officers and directors are described as self-made individuals who earned wealth through industry and prudent savings.
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Negrona
Virginia’ “Bank
Michmond
Ten Ten
Hindsome
Bank
Iaelf
Fer de Lance Fang Threat Tells Tale From Martinique
A Long Island review discusses the deadly fer de lance venom and its effects on victims, detailing symptoms from cold flesh to rapid decay. It compares the snake to the mongoose as a hunter and notes heroic medical efforts to save victims if action is immediate.
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X World
Airih
Jorge
Theo
Jifeuts
India
Avery
S Solsbh
Prisefighters
A. Stike
Lowe
Brody
New. York Times
Early Christian Martyrs book caper ends with train escape
A book agent sells two copies of the Early Christian Martyrs to Mr. Watson, who chases the agent onto a train. Stevens catches the train just in time, buying one copy for Watson as the agent misses it. Watson wins a comic victory and staggers away, praising the book as the great guys.
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Philadelphia
Janes
Watson
New
York
Try
Hook. Dgént
Contounadite
Mrs. Watson
Tadd
Mr. Stevens
Mr. Watson
Stevens
Lim
Ag.be
Wateon
Fragmentary Street Scene and Citizen Exchange
A garbled narrative fragment depicts a tense downtown encounter with a citizen, a tense street scene, and references to monitoring by police or authorities. The text mentions a midnight deadline, a possible move back to a mother’s, and a whispered street confrontation in a neighborhood setting.
Worn phrases from a fragmentary text prompt
A damaged OCR snippet presents garbled archaic style lines about iron and blood with stray punctuation. The readable parts indicate a literary fragment or misparsed quotation, lacking cohesive narrative or identifiable events.
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Jurbipew Wenrecii Potition
Priveton
Caltegey
Ainnd
Priscilla
Witton
Meus
Aixam
Bim
United States
Danis
Hudson County
Jin Smiths
Mae
Phinghton
Trenton
Terra
Martinique
Gat
Boomburg
Hagle
Bride
Chicago Tribune
Bulfzio Express
Aden
Iera
Amira
Mother's
Angel
Washington’ Star
Cee
Bartholomay
Rochester
William H. Shipley
N. Market ST
Frederick, MD
WIENS
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
N. J
Rehoboth
Del
Frederick
Asbury Park
Long Branca
I Point Pleasant
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