iN THE LIMELIGHT NAVAL AIDE Satterlee Rises In NY Society
Herbert Livingstone Satterlee of New York son in law of J Pierpont Morgan and assistant secretary of the navy belongs to the firm Ward Hayden Satterlee. He is a director of the India Rubber and Gutta Percha Insulating Company and has a notable career in law politics and naval service. He married Miss Louisa Morgan on November 15 1900. He helped reorganize Knickerbocker Trust Company as part of the Satterlee Committee which defended depositors against permanent receivership and urged resumption.
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Herbert Livingstone Satterlee
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Ward, Hayden & Satterlee
New York City
India Rubber and Gutta Percha
Mewhe
Columbia
Heche
Evarts, Choate & Beaman
Senator Evarts
Naval Militia
Gov. Morton
Naval Battalion
Satterlee
Misa Louisa Pierpont Morgan
America
Trust Company of the Republic
Big Dan Keefe Political Rise From Dock Worker to Immigration Chief
Immigrant commissioner Daniel J. Keefe of Detroit rises from Chicago dock laborer to head of the immigration service. Once a hard driving longshoreman, he helped organize the International Longshoremen and Marine Transport Workers, shaping one of the era’s largest labor coalitions. He leads the agency after the death of Frank P. Sargeant, bringing decades of labor leadership to the federal post.
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Daniel J. Keefe
Detroit
Commissioner General of Immigration
Chicago
Big Dan" Keefe
O'Keefe
Dig Dan
Big Dan
Lake Carriers’ Association
Industrial Peace Commission
Mr. Keefe
Frank P. Sargeant
British suffragist Mrs Snowden draws huge US crowds
The vibrant British suffragist Mrs Philip Snowden has captivated American audiences, including New York’s elite at Carnegie Hall, with eloquence and magnetism. Her ten year impact on Britain’s labor movement is noted as she promotes women’s rights in the United States.
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Philip Snowden
United States
Venice
Shoeluis
Enelleh
Liverpool Daily Post
Charles @ Aked
Fifth Avenue
Snowden
Knighted by King Edward a Pictish philanthropist honored
Sir Thomas Haicly a prominent United Kingdom citizen and advocate for international arbitration was made a baronet by King Edward. He is celebrated for urging an international peace treaty and for visiting many countries to promote peaceful settlement of disputes. He spent weeks in the United States pursuing a treaty to foster fraternal comity.
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Thomas Haicly
Edward
Hietajeety
Thomas
Bir Thawls
United Kingdom
Hare
United States
Moving a Cemetery
Crowds watched as laborers exhumed bodies from St Patrick's Cathedral cemetery in New York. The remains will be reinterred at Cavalry cemetery, as historic plots are cleared for new buildings. The work spanned 1814 to 1848 burials, including notable figures like Lorenda Ponte and Joseph Bonfanti.
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New York
St. Patrick's Cathedral
East Eleventh and Twelfth Streets
Firet Avenue
Avenue A
Calvalry
Hlaterie
Lorene da Ponte
Thallan Dragatlat
Mozaart
Ttalian
Vlae
Fate links a pair of Ant hony brothers by postal error
A New Jersey and a North Carolina man named Anthony share parallel life threads traced to a postal mix up. Both were Civil War drummer boys, widowed, later remarried, and now reflect on shared misdirected letters that sparked their unlikely meeting.
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New Jersey
North Carolina
New York
George W. Antony
Burtington
George W. Anthony
Hurlington
Anthony
North Caroling
Iabine
Ingray
Jorney
Tie Friend
Woman Claims Glacier Claim in Alaska Mining Feat
Mrs. Mary E. Hart, formerly of Los Angeles, lands a mining claim on a glacier near Skagway after a Klondike voyage aboard the Beattle. Sidney Moore of Hunt & Gray confirms landing on Mulr Glacier as the moraine carries ore and Mrs Hart pursues mining in the ice field.
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Philadelphia
Mary E. Hart
Los Angeles
Seattle
Alaska
Sidney Morae
Hunt & Gray
Beattle
Klondike
Mulr Glacier
Skagway
Mre
Hart
Mrs. Hart
Mart
Eltvation
Havine
Feminine Inconsistency In Old Chicago Record
A garbled Chicago Record article fragment notes a woman resenting her husband’s overtime and a reference to deprivation. The piece hints at social critique of poverty with a contemplative tone, but readable details are scarce.
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Chicago
Pericles Quotation on Popularity and Enduring Renown
A fragmentary quotation attributed to Pericles asserts that true judgment comes from honoring a great cause, that hatred fades, and that the lasting glory lies in the memory of great deeds rather than immediate splendor.
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Bealdes
Pericles
Change Easily Made by a Five Year Old
Five year old Helen sits at her sewing, mumbling about her pink gingham doll’s table cover. She complains the fabric is not stylish and imagines adding sleeves to turn it into a corset cover, mimicking adult fashion.
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Helen
How He Dove It A Missouri note on virtue and diligence
A short Kansan Globe quote praises a man’s kindness attention to work politeness sobriety honesty and debt paying. It claims no man can succeed without these traits and frames them as general truth from Atchison.
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Atchiwon
Globe
Paying the Fare at First Church Service
A young attendee, Annette, participates in her first church service. During the offertory she eagerly asks her mother to let her pay the fare by placing alms in the basin at their pew.
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Annette
Woman tougher than man in clothes and starch ethics
A writer argues that clothing level, not muscle, determines toughness with women weathering exposure better. The piece compares marooned men and women and endorses Defiance Starch for home laundering yielding proper stiffness and less wear.
Vain Desire and the Drive for Vengeance
A fragmented reflection on a man driven by an urge to settle scores with many enemies. The piece suggests his desire for satisfaction grows as he creates more foes, leaving a cycle of grievance unresolved.
What Constitutes Beauty in a Philosophical Note
A fragment discusses beauty as an eye of the beholder and how a thinker might answer a prompt on beauty. It hints at a respondent pointing to an external object as the measure of beauty, reflecting relativistic views on aesthetic judgment.
Worth All Literature Love Letter Remark
A note extols a love letter from the right person as outweighing all literature in value for matters of the heart. The sentiment highlights the power of personal affection over literary works.
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Hsien Feng
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Gotham
Oret Deparrment
Mich
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Sprkeane
Fate
National War College
Walt Pawvets
William W. Wotherspoon
Army War College
Washington
War Department
Vain
Omaha
Hatesonw Optical Co
Exclusive Opticians
South 16Th St
Nebraska
THE
Mosher - Lampmar Business College
Bampman
Farnam Ste
Oma
Aulabaugh
G. N. Aulabaugh
Douglee St
Omawa
Pewriter Exchange
Taft’s Dental Rooms
Douglas St
Neb
Reliable Dentistry
Pricem
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