Corral Seen as Next President of Mexico in 1910
Ramon Corral, a Diaz disciple and current vice president and interior minister, is groomed to succeed Diaz when his term ends in 1910. A Sonora native aged 52, Corral rose from editor’s son to governor and cabinet minister, earning Díaz’s trust through decades of political and administrative service.
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Ramon Corral
Diaz
Gen Corral
Corral
Mexico
Elijah
Elisha
Sonora
Federal District
Distinguished Woman Scientist Marie Curie Revolutionized Chemistry
A profile of Marie Sklodowska Curie born 1868 in Warsaw, her rise from Polish origins to Parisian study, and her partnership with Pierre Curie that yielded radium. The piece notes her appointment to the chair of the University of Paris and worldwide acclaim for advancing science and women’s education.
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Monsieur
Madam Currie
M. Currie
Madame Currie
University of Paris
Paris
Poland
Marie Sklowdowska
Warsaw
Russia
Faculty of Sciences
The Career of Frank A Munsey
A concise portrait of Frank A. Munsey, born in Mercer Maine, who arrived in New York with little money and built a vast career in publishing. The piece notes his hands on knowledge of printing and magazines, his early ventures including the Golden Argosy and Munsey's Weekly, and his reputation as a tireless worker devoted to his craft.
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MunSey
New York
Frank Munsey
Frank Andrew Munsey
Mercer
Western Union
Augusta
Juvenil
Golden Argosy
Pioneer Cheap
New Archbishop of New Orleans Chosen Blenke Serves Porto Rico
The bookish, decisive Archbishop Blenke, born in New Orleans in 1857, becomes the new Archbishop of New Orleans after serving as bishop of Porto Rico since 1889. A close confidant of Cardinal Gibbons, he is praised for intellect, leadership, and strong executive ability during Porto Rico’s reforms.
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Chappelle
Porto Rico
James H. Blenke
Islands
Archbishop Blenke
Cardinal Gibbons
New Orleans
Frand
Catholic University of Ireland
Waa
St. Mary's College
Dumlaik
Marist ‘House of Studies
Dublin
Bries
Louisiana
Jefferson College
Servce
Blenke
Algiers
Richard Mansfield Plans Early Retirement From Stage
Richard Mansfield says he will perform three more seasons before retiring from the American stage. He seeks quieter, natural pleasures and a slower life after twenty-five years of demanding work, hoping time will bless him with rest and renewed vitality away from the feverish stage life.
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Richard Mansfeld
Mansfield
New York Times
Richard Manetiel
Richard Mans
Mr. Manafield
Tatham Springs Hotel Opens with Health Claims
The water at Tatham Springs Hotel is advertised to cure Brights Disease Diabetes Gravel Rheumatism Cystitis Gastric and intestinal catarrhs Jaundice and many other illnesses. The island scenery around Carey Island is picturesque with superb fishing and boating. The hotel sits on six acres, is well ventilated with broad verandas, modern improvements, and is run by Mrs. S E Wornall in all departments. Rates are listed following.
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Bright
Carey Island
Bartender Converts After Revival Card Incident
Eddie Thomas, a bartender at an Anderson saloon, was moved by a revival placard reading Get right with God posted on a nearby telephone pole. He left the bar a month ago, attended church, and has not returned to the saloon.
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Eddie” Thomas
Anderson
Ind
Thomas
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a perfectly reliable medicine for bowel complaints, claiming it never fails even in severe cases and noting it is sold by every reliable dealer.
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Chamberlain
Twenty Reasons Oppose the Saloon Card List
A historic abolition era style pamphlet lists twenty reasons to oppose saloons. It argues the drink trade harms manhood, home life, purity, families, churches, taxes, property, safety, and moral character, calling it a drain on society and a boost to crime.
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Richard Mansfield
Tatham Springs
S. E. Wornall
Tatham Springs Hotel
Heaven
Hell
the Great
Springfield Fair
Springfield, KY
Floral Hall
B. L. Litley
A.C. Kimball
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