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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1922
Page
11
Lincoln widow letters reveal posthumous hardship after presidents death
Discoveries show Mrs. Abraham Lincoln lamenting injustice to her family after Lincoln's assassination. Letters dated December 1866 and January 1866 describe unpaid salary and taxes, Congress actions, and a public fund that raised about 10 747 dollars, highlighting criticism of how Lincoln was treated.
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Republic
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
Lincoln
Refusing to Be Defeated and Stock Dividend Debate
Bernard Shaw autograph tale contrasts with Ingersoll interview stance while a senator criticizes stock dividends and railway subsidies. The Burlington system carries $60,000,000 in surplus, urging funds be used to retire stock or bonds, lowering future payments and avoiding higher future freights. Senator Norris labels subsidy advocates as radical versus rail and steamship supporters as safe and sane.
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Bernard Shaw
Thad
Bob Ingersoll
Facl
Ingersoll
Ian
Burlington
Norris
Nob
Rockefeller’s Weak Governor Bid Sparks Speculation
The text notes Ohr D. Rockefeller’s three votes for governor and imagines a Ford presidency race. It suggests parallels between figures, hints at industrial ties and wage parity, and imagines financial gambles involving Morgan and Germany. The passage ends with a fragmented line about a birthday divorce present.
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Ohr
D. Rockefeller
Ford
Perfectly Simple Workingman Poem Urges Fair Treatment Not Problem
A 1922 Seattle poem argues that the workingman is a human being with a heart and needs fair wages and a decent living. It criticizes experts who label him a problem and emphasizes dignity, family, and honest compensation as essential to a just society.
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Avch
Folke
Seattle
Must Decide Value of a Life to Settle Claims
American claims before the mixed claims commission total 2.4 trillion paper marks, over $300 billion, with Lusitania sinking claims ready for hearing. The case raises questions of the value of a human life across diverse individuals as hearings begin in Washington, possibly with sessions in Germany, before formal proceedings proceed.
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William Philip Simms
Washington
Dec
Mized Claims Commission
Germany
United States
Lusitania
Brazilian grocer’s clerk becomes president after 34 years
Dr. Arthur Bernadea, once a grocer's clerk in a Brazilian village, has been elected Brazil's president. The unexpected rise from local shop to national leadership marks a dramatic political ascent.
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Arthur Bernadea
Brazil
English Doctor Injured by Rays
Dr. Harwood Nutt radiologist at Royal hospital in Sheftifld England has been badly burned by X rays and must abandon practice for several months due to his injuries.
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Sheftifld
England
Harwood Nutt
Royal Hospital
Noe and lice patterns across animal races
Professor Ferris of Stanford notes that diverse species from the Egyptian kingfisher to domestic chickens share similar lice. He observes that distant relatives, including humans and apes, often host the same parasite type, suggesting surprising commonalities across species.
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Ferris
Tanford University
Atlantic
America
No clear article headline detected in fragment
Fragment mentions Mr Bryan and a claim about men and monkeys not being blood relatives. No readable names, places, dates, or an event to summarize into a full card.
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Mr. Bryan
Russian Craze Sweeps London
Paris visitors to London condemn the Russian craze praising Russian art craft and dancing as a dominant trend during the holiday season in the city.
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London
Dying Is Pleasant in Love Death Remark by Arthur Goodfell
A San Francisco report notes Arthur Goodfell wrote of loving a young woman and then killed himself by poison. The note frames a death by his own action as a claim of love.
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Ban Francisco
Arthur Goodfell
Starving Russians Eat Five Children Across Frontier
Helsingfors dispatch reports starving Russiafig, who evaded guards, crossed the frontier and held five children against their will and ate them.
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Helsingfors
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