Army posts and defense fears spark Wyoming debate
The piece argues against War Department plans to keep Fort D. A. Russell in Cheyenne and criticizes troop deployment amid fears of invasion. It warns that relocating or reducing garrisons weakens national defense, citing potential German, British, French, and Japanese landings and the need for a capable navy, modern training, and larger regular forces.
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War Department
United States
Fort
D. A. Russell
Cheyenne
Warren
Wyoming
Senate Military Committee
Congress
Japan
France
England
Germany
Jeremiah
Congress Faces Clash Over Army and Navy Funding
A fragment from a 19th century perspective argues that Congress will vote to cut military strength and oppose universal peace. It warns that failing to sustain funding could spark a long, costly political struggle, as the nation debates defense and policy amidst shopkeeper interests and distant points like Cheyanne.
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Congress
Esdorse
Cheyanne
Wis
United States
Mexico's Man of Peace Promotes Plan of San Luis Potosi
The piece profiles Enrico Vasquez Gomez known as a self styled man of peace in Mexico. It notes his continued issuance of manifestos advocating the plan of San Luis Potosi revised at Tacubays while stressing his consistency and belief in political economy despite viewing him as out of step with practical governance.
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Republic of
Mesito
Tere
Eniha Vasquez Gomez
Tacubays
Senor Gomez
San Luis Dotosi
Mexico
Principie
San Luis Potosi
Francisco 1
Mandela
Gomes
San Uhis Portisi
Universat Pes Arhenuwle
Socialism and Haywood Spark Split in Movement
The piece argues William D. Haywood faces removal as Socialist National Executive member amid tensions between Socialists and the Industrial Workers of the World. It portrays Wobblies as advocating sabotage and anti capitalist aims, opposing formal concedes with employers, and notes emigrant and anarchist elements within the movement.
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William DB. Haywood
Maywood
Haywood
Wiliam D. Haywood
Waywood
America
Industrial Workers of the World
Lawrence
Mass
WLW
Org
Aose
Linm
Luetape
Industrial Workers of
Zapata
Bandit
Bury Tepmgnayt
TW. W
Orgrani
Ueir
Haywood and Socialist Controversy in Idaho Trial
A fragment discusses Traywood as leading figure, freeing Lutter for trial with Mayer and Petsbone in Idaho. It claims a manifesto of destruction, idle religious rites, wrecked properties, and murders. It notes Has wgood cells himself a Socialist with party honor and an executive seat, implying responsibility for LW. W. haywood furor divides Socialists.
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Traywood
Surder
Mayer
Petsbone
Idaho
Wgood
LW. W.airages
Haywood
Golf as a tourist draw compares Pinehurst to San Antonio
The article argues golf can attract tourists to cities, highlighting Pinehurst’s strong draw. It cites a New York Sun report showing wide golfer interest from many cities and says San Antonio should offer comparable golf amenities and events to entice winter visitors, noting Pinehurst could host more golfers.
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Pinehurst
Pittsburg
Noroton
N.Y
Philadelphia
Montclair
N. J
St. Tenis
Chicago
Detroit
Rye
N. YS
Crockport
Eneglewood
New Bedford
Fitchburg
San Antonio
Ort Sant Moston
Tye
San Antonin
Tf San Antonio
Ptauia
San Animio
San Anfonts
Ty Pinehurst
San Antonia
Tris
Hidden Desires Stir Amid Turmoil in Italian Estate
Diana confronts her past and the perilous web of love with Count Sorges as Diana’s husband Serges and her lover seek reconciliation. Amid trains and a crowded reception room, Diana’s secret unravels, forcing choices about exile, loyalty, and a forbidden bond between two longtime lovers.
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Seyeus
Joe
Hhe
Diann
Digna
Joh
Ler
Alan
Ured
Italy
Sis
Denn
Serges
Nina
Diana
Sudan
Borges
Wilson as a human, approachable president with quirks
The piece portrays President Wilson as a relatable figure rather than distant, noting his humor, reading habits, and peculiar traits. It highlights items like his suitcase from Sentell, his fondness for soft brown hats, shorthand and typewriting skill, a lucky horse chestnut, and his daily routine such as shaving and rain-day judgments by weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krone
New York
Wilson
Sentell
Chicago
Fifth Avenue
Audh
Tinteen
Princeton
Ashe University
Foreign trade outlook stresses gentle market expansion
The memorandum notes major old customers and rapid growth in new markets for surplus goods. It ranks United Kingdom, Canada, France, Netherlands, Italy, Cuba, Mexico and others by value while urging continued support for long-standing partners and cautious outreach to new buyers. It warns against neglecting established markets as new ones open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Netherlands
Italy
Cuba
Mexico
Austria-Hungary
Argentina
Beld Glum
Austria
Russia
Japan
Bhd
Philippines
Caina
Chive Shoul
Tlinois
Ug Belyeer
Widnat
Moon Rivers and Lunar Rivers Across the Moon
From Harper's Weekly a discussion of long lunar ridges or criss crossings called ritls. Some astronomers call them cranks while others suggest river channels. The wider ends form pear shaped hollows, possibly ancient lake basins feeding craters rather than rivers.
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Harper's Weekly
Tver
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Anny Eine
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Democratic Party
Uself
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Gurion
Ison
Garrison Mave
Diane
the Light
Alia
Jona
Count de Sorges
John
Sorges
Daushter
Uriday
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Rea
Cret
Hag
Faree
Campaigu
Sonnrain
Boston Globe
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