Marsh Island Bird Refuge Move Signals Continental Chain
Mrs. Russell Sage buys Marsh Island for a bird refuge at 150000 dollars as part of a plan to establish a continent wide chain of refuges costing about 5000000 dollars. The site hosts vast heron and duck populations and migratory plovers travel 16000 miles yearly, highlighting conservation needs against habitat loss and hunting.
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Gulf Coast
Moundbayou
Jean Lafitte
Louisha
Lafitte
Morrison
Passge
Cote Blanche Bay
Atchafalaya Bay
Marsh Island
Russell Sage
Edward A. McIlhenny
Charles Willis Ward
Frank Raymond Morrison
Vermilion Bay
Cote Blanche
Gulf
Indian Point
Louisiana
Ash Island
Meckhenny
Ward
Michigan
Mellhenny
Avery Island
McKilhenny
Sage Fina Tly
Anne
Avery
America
Mcllhenny
Arctic
Labrador
Nova Scotia
South America
Bermudas
Lesser Antilles
Argentina
Mississippi Valley
Prince Ludovico of Aragon Pignati on Ellis Island
Ludovico, cousin of King Alphonse of Spain, spent a weekend on Ellis Island while his US landing qualification was reviewed. He denounced press coverage of his detention as insulting and said an apology to his government was due for the immigration officials' alleged stupidity.
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Ludovico
Prince d’Aragon Pignatielli
Alphonse
Spain
Ellis Island
United States
Immigration Bureau
Dethroning Man and Ekoi customs in changing roles
A discussion on shifting gender power shows wives asserting control in courts and trains while Ekoi culture enforces female dominance. The piece links judiciary rulings on wives’ rights to kiss, money, and household power with a compare of Ekoi gender roles and a note on emigration as a response. It also notes longevity of the Young surname with examples and a restaurant ad segment.
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Nigeria
Nelson
America
Washia
Reading Company President Finds No Ground for Discontent
President George S. Baer of the Reading company speaks at the dedication of the John Markle Library in Hazelton Pennsylvania declaring there is no reason for discontent, noting widespread prosperity and greater charitable giving by the wealthy than ever before.
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George S. Baer
The
Reading Company
John Markle
Hazelton
United States
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Young
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House of Commons
Sir Frederick Young
Royal Colonial Institute
Balarat
Australia
William Young
England
Ballarat
Aberdeen
London Standard
Gunter Hotel
Washer Bros
S & Misses
Bedford
Robespierre
Dresden