Love or a Crown Which Would You Rather Have
A columnist argues royal marriages are political bargains and questions if Victoria and Leopold will find happiness. He notes youth and duty constrain royals while common people can choose love and live simply. Royal status is contrasted with everyday freedoms and joys.
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Kaiser
Edward
Rymer
England
Victoria
Prince
Leopold
Spain
Princese Ena
William
Soldier rescues American heiress on world tour romance ends in marriage
Miss Maude Gage daughter of California's former governor met Captain Perkins on duty in the Philippines. He saved her in San Diego and later traveled 2000 miles to the Chinese interior to nurse him back to health. They married at the American consulate in Canton and toured Asia Africa and Europe before returning to New York.
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Seattle Star
New York
Phi
Miss Gage
Extiev
California
Perkins
San Diego
Tater Pervings
Reform Army
Mise Wake
Canton
Orient
Asia
Africa
Eerope
The Philosophy Against Hatred in Everyday Life
A man explains that hatred harms the hater more than the hated. He recalls a perjurer who hated him and found the burden of hatred constant and self-punishing. The speaker argues that choosing not to hate eliminates personal torment and that critical talk from enemies can reveal truths to improve oneself.
Hertha's Quandary and the Alligator with a Soul
A fragmented dialogue about souls and humanity features Edwin and a questioning child. They debate whether babies and animals have souls, with a comic aside about a slipper sole, while a reader is urged to silence and focus.
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Edwin
Hertha
Hawin
Congress
Fragments Drag Through Aged Newspaper Snippets
A garbled OCR passage blends phrases about recipes and emotions from Chicago Tribune and Indianapolis Sun. It hints at grieving, beef and lamb dishes, and a refrain about a “glutton” making a show of crying with broth from mutton, in a chaotic montage of 19th or early 20th century clippings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Chicago Tribune
Indianapolia
Women and Work and Public Plays in Early 1900s News
The article notes club women pushing kindergarten ideas and public playgrounds, government plans to study women and children at work with 150000 dollars allocated, and women achieving milestones such as Jane Morgan earning a pilot’s license. It also cites railroad safety data from 1901 to 1905 with high trespasser deaths and injuries.
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Down
Times
Michigan
Hays
Michiggan
Charles P. Neill
Bureau of Labor
United States
Kanana City
George FH. Longan
Parliamentary Club
Tored
Jane Morgan
Wave River
Wandering Minstrel and Regretful Rhetoric in Patchwork Verse
A mosaic of quips, cartoons, and verse fragments touches on regulation and public life. It includes jokes about insurance, politics, and Cupid while mixing stage dialogue and street humor from a bygone era.
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Ballard
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Rockerfelier
Beattie
Veelock
Everett True
Charlton
Perking
F. W. Schaefer
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cea Wild
Willis Léorard Clanahan
Ai Me i Titled
Teddy Fer
Cuba
Manila
Apan
U. B. of A
Willie
Taft
Europe
Asiatic
Nagasaki
America
Union St
Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc
Seattle
Reliable Credit House
U.S. Navy Yard
UU. & Navy Yard
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Oregon
Nebraska
Che Kagion
Waltfaln
Philadelphia
Dry Docks
Torpedoa Boats
Nipstenats
Tate
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FINS
Pike
Clive Hy
Aale
Wiltta
Pinativa Musk Sder Eee Ve Cro
Lees Bog
Reguiar
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Aansen
BY Josh
Scientiate
Mienomer
Nellie
Gell
Chee
American Bar Association
Tycomore
Yapford
Dee
Lord Lemon
Lime
Geo
Engler
Sun
Neler Ose
Universal
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London’s
Panama
Moreon
Comfort
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Fay Shears
Ranted
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Gibson
Tomore
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