Pennsylvania to pay tribute to war heroes at Gettysburg
Pennsylvania plans a grand memorial at Gettysburg to honor its soldiers in the Civil War. The granite arch statue of Victory will crown the monument, with bronze Lincoln and Curtin statues and ninety bronze tablets naming Pennsylvania units and every man who served. Dedication aimed for July 2, 1910, as Gettysburg grows as a national shrine.
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Uncertain Territory and Odd Advice Fragment
A crowded car exchange ends with a stranger stepping off after a curt exchange. Other fragments discuss luxury shopping development, a London physician claiming tooth extraction unnecessary, a home remedy for toothache using alum and ether, and a moral on insisting on high quality work.
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Pennsylvania Insurers 1909 Certificate of Authority
The document records the State of Pennsylvania approving The Insurance Company of South Dakota to conduct insurance business under state law. It names officers such as President Charlen Pitt and Secretary Howard Wright, notes capital stock, assets and liabilities, and lists admitted assets and non-ledger items. The certification, dated February 10, 1909, confirms charter compliance and authority to operate in South Dakota.
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Queens as Artists in Paris Exhibitions This Spring
Two Paris exhibitions showcase royal and noble works. One features hundred portraits of English and French women from the eighteenth century to aid widows and children of French naval officers. The other highlights royal works with Queen Alexandra's watercolors, Princess Louise's sculpture, and sketches by Italian and Romanian queens.
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Billy for short sparks parental scolding
Reginald calls his playmate Billy, while his father objects to nicknames. The father asks why the boy uses a nickname, and Reginald explains that the mate’s proper name is Bill, but they call him Billy for short.
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Celebrations and local notes from distant lands
Albert Anderson of Stockholm turns seventy seven celebrating a long career in publishing. Norways auto fever expands with fifty new machines planned for Christiania. Gothenburg debates bust placement for Per Wieselgren in Cathedral square. Vanersborg temperance actions target tavern drinkers and a one armed accordion player. The 1907 08 Danish bank panic led to discharge of The Bank Committee as banks must rely on own resources.
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