Prisoners Returned From Worth Worth County Jail
Chief Deputy Sheriff Charles Stew S8 returned yesterday from Worth Worth with EF. Roe and C. C. Hutcherson, charged with 10 counts of theft in Justice Ben Fisk's court. They received preliminary hearings and were bound over to the grand jury in $2000 for Roe and $1000 for Hutcherson. A bill poster.
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Charles
Stew
Wt Worth
EF. Roe
C. C. Hutcherson
Ben Fisk
Grand Jury
Tubbs
Hutcherson
Greatness and wealth in the realm of minds and makers
Garrett P. Serviss argues wealth does not determine greatness and cites Darwin Lincoln Napoleon Bismarck and Newton as examples. He notes many greats were poor or amassed wealth incidentally and warns against substituting moneyed power for true achievement while calling out flawed substitute lists and the enduring value of original ideas.
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Garrett P. Serviss
Carnegie
Croesus
Cyrus
Hampdens
Mahomet
Kadijah
Horace Greeley
William Shakespeare
Stratford
Darwin
Abraham Lincoln
Napoleon
Europe
Bismarck
Alexander
Asia
Plato Atle
Newton
Chinese battle hymn praises liberty amid upheaval
New York Evening Post notes a Chinese revolutionary hymn sung at Wu-chang. It laments slavery, pleads for freedom and sunlit reform, extols Asia’s potential, and calls for unity under a new heaven. Mentions Peking, Asia, and the cry for Liberty’s return.
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New York Evening Post
Wu-chang
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Peking
Asia the Great
Kwang-tung
Washington
Berty
Hia-Yun
Finnan
Bond's
E. Houston St
Boston
Davenport
Bissel
Useh Furniture Company
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Thoriar
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