Training the Indian Gen Morgan Talks of the Condition
Gen Thomas J Morgan, commissioner of Indian affairs, discusses the state of the American Indian. He notes the Sioux as the largest tribe with about 25 000 members across 300 reservations, totaling 118 000 000 acres. He argues for breaking up tribal lands into severalty, funding schools, and teaching trades to integrate Indians into civilized society while preserving their citizenship and home life. He cites challenges from squaw men and tribal languages, while praising Indian students entering medicine law and theology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Thomas J. Morgan
Hersee
Aes
Conten
Atlantic
Indiana
Bia Tepen
Secretary of the Interior
Socice
Fragmentary quip on rehearsal and audience reaction
The lines describe incomplete remarks about a show and possible teaching of performers if control is maintained. Distinct entities are unclear due to garbled text.
Paris Letters and Street Gamin Tales From Paris
A fragment from OUR LETTERS FROM PARIS describes telegraphy faults and progress in France, a Paris street youth portrait, and a German embassy visit disrupted by shouting boys. It notes the ongoing social tensions and the public mood amid the Third Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bere
France
Brussel
Academy of Medicine
Otee
Republic
Gamin de Paris
Paris
Gayrocha
Lorraine
Fragmentary Historical Remnants From Unscrambled Writings
A garbled collage cites scattered phrases from old newspapers including references to Trebteonds, San Pramoisco Bay, and a San Francisco pair, with archaic quips about money, drink, and manners. It names Boston Courier, Atchison Globe, Boston Bulletin, Binghamton Leader, Arkansas Traveler, and Ram's Horn in disjointed fragments about events, criticism, and folk sayings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Bulletin
Teney
Binghamton
Tosh
Arkumsaw
Kansan Wisdom On Men And Adversity Piece
Odd editorial fragment reflecting on gender roles and personal capability. It contrasts the supposed wisdom of women with male behavior, noting opportunities missed, self-reliance, and the paradoxes of luck and effort. The tone hints at a now dated, aphoristic voice.
Fragmentary Opinion Pieces From The Detroit Free Press
An OCR fragment from the Detroit Free Press presents scattered musings on policy, youth, wealth, happiness, and personal virtue. The text appears as distorted sentences about contentment, knowledge, and marriage motives, with no clear narrative or dated context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Fragmented Wonders From Calhoun And Mobile Snowfall
A garbled excerpt mentions Calhoun Georgia residents boasting of boots suits shirts and collars, alongside a rare snow event in Mobile Alabama. It also oddly references an axolotl like creature described as a water dwelling air breather, growing exclusively in water with limited air exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun
Gary
Mobile
Ala
Sunday Reflections and About People in NY Harald
The text presents a garbled Sunday reflection on voting money and eternity, with odd phrases about age and clients. It then shifts to brief notes under About People, mentioning the Emperor of Austria writing to royalty, Mrs. Amethia K. Bary as a popular public figure, Patti and Bernhardt slated for performances, and a Bartlett committee event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Harald
Eusperor
Austria
Col North
Amettia K. Bary
Patti
Bernhardt
New York
Barcome Bartlett
Reading Mailroad Steel: service and schedule details
Partial timetable fragment describes Plainfield to Pittsburgh and Reading connections with listed stops and times. Mentions Plainfield departures early morning and multiple routes toward East, Warren, Allentown, Easton, and Philadelphia area. Includes names A. McLeod and A. Baldwin as agents, with general manager notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaittels
Kas Ait
Hopatoord
Plainfield
Wermwann Bis
Speier
Mauch Coenks Wire
Chunk
Mavah Chunkington
Lopem
Bastion
Allentown
Mauch
Banton
St Sal P.m. Bunday
Osean Grove
Bunage
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Gen. Morgan
Red Man
Nin
Oedian
Carlisle School
Morgam
Stirtc
DE Barsac
di Bamac
Bartel
Reston
Comrie
Cumioue
Tor
Ritann
San Pramoisco Bay
Eernie
Wonderland
Reading Mailroad Steel
Puptal Naltnoap
Bro Booker
Lowvn Plainfield
Te Pasmire
Jett
Warren
Dhaner
McLeod
Hancock
Baldwin
Williams’ Pharmacy
West Prost Street
Cor
Tier's Ice Cream Parlor
Park Avenue
Plainfield, N. J
Pha Cigaretion
Woolston & Buckle
Korth
Wall
Mailerw
Yue Mars
Gioniand
Laka
Besa
Trenton
Palladelpbte
Eowdat Mara Ions Omas
Park Pm
William J. Stephenson
North Avenue
C. M. Dunham’s
West Deant Street
Pcnll
Anit Ezamian Me Rum Pei Dovey
Teas
Boice, Runyon & Co
Mason’s Materials
Cook & Bro
Mabey
American Steam Laundry
H. W. Marshall
A. M. Seguine
Laing
Hornes
Frank Mundy
Wemera
Broadway
New Turk
East Front Street
J. T. Vail
Real Estate and Insurance Se
Doesier
M. ™ Dumnam
Baer Paorr Breer
Reta Rligred
Wemerss, Ontway
Marbh, Ayers & Co
Genl & Wood
E. H. Holmes
Lehigh Coal
John Johnston
South Avenue
Uet
M. J. Ooyne
Dickinson
Dime— Savings Institution
N. J
John W. Murray
William White
Nathan Harper
Elias R. Pone
Berlin
Mulford
ASD
New Jersey
Mr. Leal
John Seal
Dethire
Boo and Pisco
Plainfield, N
John E. Beerbower
City Hotel
Playfield
WN. J
Mason's
L. A
Rheaume
Ag’t
LAM A. CO
WCSR
Age ‘Ackbon & Coddingtor
Blaon Bunton
Giants
Dunham
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