Letter From President's Dog Seeks Fidelity and Calm
A readable fragment presents a humorous voice allegedly from Laddie Boy the White House dog. It touches on loyalty to the president, the duties of life at the executive mansion, and the bond between dog and human, reflecting views on friendship, restraint, and companionship in national service.
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Boston
White House
Ziger
Aue
Dee Mitchell
Chapple
Luddie
Hag
Fresttent Harding
Tiger
Eas
Fell
Laddie Boy
Lare
Ives
Gond
Gomie
Signa
Wint
Schober Ie
Kaiser Interview Suppressed in 1908 Nearly Revealed
Chicago date line details the famous interview with the German Kaiser sold to Century Magazine in 1908 for $1000 and partly printed before suppression. Narratives describe who learned of it, how copies were destroyed aboard a warship, and Roosevelt's alleged involvement while keeping the rest undisclosed.
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Kaiser
Chicago
William Bayard
Ynle
William Webster Bisworth
Fomer
Centers Publishing Company
Nash Webster
Medill School
Ates
Faith Rockefeller McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Noah Webster
Atlantic
Mrllsworth
William Bayard Hale
Lowlon Telegraph
England
Germany
Roosevelt
Burt
Austrian money rise boosts offers from Britain and France
Vienna reports abrupt credit offers from Great Britain and France increased the value of the Austrian crown. The market reacts as lenders extend terms and observers note quick shifts in exchange expectations.
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Decker
Speele Cahte
Tin
Antonia
Chicago Daily News
Gopyeigh
Vienna
Britain
France
Husband kills self after deception revealed
Chicago February 17 William Fenwick swallowed poison in the street before his home rather than face two women he claimed wronged him. His wife and a second woman were named in his final words as loved ones, but police could not identify whom he referred to.
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Icago
William Fenwick
Tal Biss Francis Tachek
Duss Luebek
Penwick
City approves Cameron contract for San Antonio auditorium plans
Mayor Black and the city council authorize architect Ralph Cameron to draw plans for the new auditorium. Cameron would receive about 3 percent of the project cost, roughly $18,000, with dispute over fee splits among Cameron Ayres and George Willis. Some sources say others withdrew from the agreement. The board also approves a Seagrave tire engine bid at $72,000 and contracts for Navarro Street and Losova projects with several appropriations.
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Black
Tee
Cameron
Fhe
Mexico
Fer
Ayres
Willis
Seagrave Tire
Ite
Navarro Street
Commerce
Mill Bridge
Losova
Crackett
Houston
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Stage Canine
Keekera
Century Publishing Company
Famous Report
Wile
Sweetheart
Chicagoun Times
Seruia
H. A. Miller
A. & Mt. College
Ralph Cameron
Savantorio Coca-Co Srotting CO
Libby
McNeill & Libby
Ayer
Goodyear West
Mil
Louis
Eng
Louis Louis Low Louis
Wedge
B. Louis
Bik
Celf RM
Kid
Kid Patent
Suede Bik
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