Governor Hughes Seen as Upholding Straight Line in Office
A Watertown gathering of ministers reflects on Charles Evans Hughes, former New York governor and potential Republican presidential candidate. Observers praise his adherence to truth and public welfare, noting his administration followed a high standard set at its outset, despite initial doubts about his ability to stay the course.
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Watertown
Chariex Evans
Hughes
New York
Bos Hugues
Echnal and
Tle
Empire State
Prolific governor faces party duty amid reservations
A fragment suggests a governor claimed to serve his party best by serving the country, noting reservations and opposition leaders who found the effort surprising as his direct approach faced scrutiny.
Judge Charles M Hough Named Federal Jurist In Harriman Case
Federal judge Charles M Hough faces broad questions arising from the Harriman case. The interstate commerce commission seeks access to railroad operation details and the judge’s handling of related proceedings in the Southern District of New York.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Ral Marriman
Jude Charles M Hola
Whareed
Charlee M. Moligh
Coetharn
New York
Charles Hughes Early Life and singular Study Habits
The text recalls Charles E. Hughes as a child who insisted on self directed study, drawing up plans for his own schooling and progressing with minimal external guidance. It notes his home schooling approach, his later college path through Colgate and Brown, and his unwavering focus on going his own way.
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Magazi
Charles EB. Hughes
Hirer
Howe
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Colgate University
Madison
Brown University
Providence
Hughes Not Copying Roosevelt Says Edward Hale Brush
In New York copyiat, Hughes is not copying Roosevelt. He is a sought after platform speaker, refusing many invitations. Sullivan recalls his Albany interview with Hughes where a firm grip and keen blue eyes impressed the governor, as Brush notes.
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New York
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Albany
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Sullivan
John
Edward Hale
The Red Man Must Work and Indian Policy
An analysis of U.S. Indian policy argues that the government aims to teach Native peoples to support themselves, allot lands, and adopt white citizenship. It cites Leupp and White House discussions, noting allotment advances, irrigation projects for Crow, Pima, Uintah allocations, and the role of Native labor on ranches and railroads. It frames the policy as reducing nomadism and promoting self-sufficiency.
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Bn Piguion
North
Fimkota
Opowiselaner Francie
Lenpp
Seane Te Etridy
White House
Bronx
Leupp
Thase
Montana
Glin River
Arizona
Congress
Uintah Reservation
New Mexico
Wyoming
Judge Hough Known for Maritime Law Background
A fragment notes Judge Hough born in Philadelphia a year and a half ago and lists his 1868 birth, 1879 Dartmouth College graduation, and his status as a leading New York law firm member famed for maritime law. It references an excited incident and a rehearsal where Miss Garden commented on the scene.
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Judge Hough
Philadelphia
Dartmonth College
New York
Mary Garden Debut Elevates American Soprano Abroad
The famed Mary Garden rose from the Manhattan Opera House to European stages, gaining fame after a chance stroke of luck at the Opera Comique in Paris. Trained by Pugere and Chevalier, she impressed director Albert Carre and seized a leading role in a soon to be produced opera.
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Tine
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Omcar Hammerstein
Manhattan
Opera Houve
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Aterm
Opera Comique
Paris
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Chevaliernd
Almast
Albert Carre
Miss Garden
Notable Exception Knicker Preparedness Best Preventive
A satirical note contrasts phrases about moral behavior with playful attacks on modern dating. It critiques social clichés, suggesting preparedness and prudence influence relationships, while lampooning sensational headlines. The piece preserves period voice and wry humor.
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Harper's
A Patchwork Ad and Murder Notice From a Bygone Era
An OCR fragment blends product ads for New Discovery cough remedy and Word and Works almanac with scattered crime notes about a murder muffled by garbled names and dates. It references Miss Templeton and a church mission board, Mexican suspects, and a missing body, all amid stark product pitches and local notices.
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Kewlel Ko Hicks
Mall
Word and Works Publicising Co
Locust Street
St. Louis
Missouri
Missionary Murderer Suspected in Valley Murder
A missionary woman Agnes Tews of Valverde Rio Arriba county, described as the sole woman in a Baptist mission, was murdered. Authorities say the killing occurred possibly at the hands of Mexican or tribal assailants and involved local officials including District Judge Mere, the mounted police, and District Attorney Gortner. The case was reported in a brief telegraphic dispatch from Taow.
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Mike Komen
Wests Terripie
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Willie
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Rio Arita
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Jude Mere
Mounted Police
Jude McFie
Gortner
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