Secret Societies in Public Schools Stir Student Resistance
Opinion surveys argue the Lee M Act restricting secret fraternities in schools aims to uphold law and democracy. Pupils threaten to defy the law, while authorities face debates about discipline, parental support, and the role of school governance.
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Fatihg
Crisel
Massachusetts
The Usefulness of Old Men: A Tribune Reflection
A Minneapolis Tribune editorial notes the value of aged wisdom in public life. It cites leaders like Morton and Harriman while arguing age alone is not honor without charity and usefulness.
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Tre’ Gary
Hilward Caiversty
Levi
P. Morton
Rolle
New. York
Morton
Eliot
James ‘F. Jhigdé
Das
Lincoln
Founden
Qhive
James” Ry
Baeverety
Rockefeller
Morgan
Carnegie
Harriman
Hill
Lincoln Hsl Jong
Minneapolis Tribune
Cost of War Preparations and Economic Rationale
Analyzed is the estimated cost of national war readiness around ten million dollars with a fifteen year lifespan for fortifications. The piece argues that weapon depreciation and broader public expenditures shape policy, urging consideration of alternative investments like irrigation and reforestation to benefit the people. It cites comparisons to Harvard and Tuskegee Institute valuations and contends reform is needed to reduce wartime spending.
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Bio
Wha
Workineman
Holpse
Weber
Wireless electric lights spark a new era in power transmission
A garbled 19th century report praises wireless electric light experiments and the spread of telegraph lines. It notes the Baltimore Washington line of 1844 and claims vast U S wire mileage and employment figures, touting rapid future harnessing of water power and electric transmission prospects.
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Onimira
Shibough
America
Washington
Baltimore
United States
Omniheton
Boston
German and British Canaries and Their Colorful Differences
A dated survey compares German and British canaries noting Germany's focus on song quality and the influence of Chinese breeding, while Britain favors larger, brighter English canaries. It argues English birds are bigger and more vividly colored, with Norwich strains cited as improved examples.
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Germany
Britain
London
Canary Island
Canary
Grand Stand Turned Into Apartment at Oakley Park
Cincinnati converts the Oakley Park grand stand once famed for speed races into a large three story apartment building. The three acre grounds are to be landscaped and the structure kept intact including turrets and cupolas while the seating is removed for 125 rooms in a Spanish style complex.
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Cincinnati
Oakley Park
Oakley” Park
Duel Over a Sausage Ends in Officer's Duel
A June narrative from Le Petit Meridional describes Lieut Gand and Lieut de Bourmon clashing after a cafe quarrel over a sausage. The men fought a duel near Carcassonne. Gand was wounded and both officers fell, the minor officers punished.
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le Petit Meridional
Lieut
Gand
de Bourmon
Lieut. Gand
M. de Bourtiont
Leutenants
Carcassonne
Semph
M. Ca Slnes
Jr Gandate
Mem de la Haume
Ory
Supreme Court affirms church property rights under treaties
Legal summary notes the Ponce v. Roman Catholic Apostolic Church decision affirming that church property rights endure regardless of source of funds. It covers related actions on wages and contractual claims, election contest jurisdiction, and constitutional questions, citing Porto Rico and district court procedures.
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Phe Ehai
Ein Hotta
Rico
Th c
United States Supreme Court
Ponce
Roman Catholic Apostolic Church
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of
Porto Rico
Paris
Spain
Ain
United States Circuit Court
Landers
Canada
Pp.s.s) Co
District Court
Fragmentary Shakespearean Verse Fragment Banishment of Grief
A damaged OCR excerpt presents passages from Shakespearean verse about unheeded grief and faithfulness. It features lines about a mournful bird and worldly pity, with scattered references to Pandion and Passionate Pilgrim, showing era tone and archaic phrasing. The text is garbled but preserves names and themes of loyalty and sorrow.
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Pandion
Vilgrim
How Royalty Eats in Germany A Glimpse of the Kaisers Table
A Belgian report notes Emperor William II eats rapidly and selects simple dishes like pot roast and Vienna schnitzel. He fixes breakfast at 50 cents per plate and dinner at 2 dollars, with 1800 male attendants and 500 female maids. The Empress oversees the household as colonel of the regiment.
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William
Germany
Count Paiouette
Star of
Brussels
Phon
Ipperor Willian
Vienna
Wiener
Schnitzel
Ana Sanerkragt
Kaiser G. Gare Eeacees