The Hon Bourke Cochran Passes Away in 1923
The Hon Bourke Cochran of New York City has died. The obituary lauds his eloquence and persuasive power in Congress, noting his Irish patriotism and human liberty advocacy, while criticizing his loyalty to interests and perceived lack of dedicated mission. It compares his intellect to Webster and Henry Clay, remarking on unrealized potential.
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Bourke Cochran
Newark City
Cochran
American Congress
Mr. Cochran
America
Atlantic
Tammany Hall
Mr. Bryan
Brian
Bryan
Webster
Henry Clay
Earth
The Crimes of the Press Editorial Reprinted
A New York Times critique of journalism forwards commentary on editors and newspapers. It argues producing a newspaper is skilled labor, notes editors face public scrutiny, and discusses the need for interpretation of the news amid a flood of information.
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New York Times
Marien Star
Herbert S. Houston
Interpretive reporting warned against distortion
An editorial voice from The Dearborn Independent argues reporters should stick to facts and avoid overinterpretation. It notes readers judge accuracy by alignment with their views and warns against claims of bias or hidden agendas. Several conventions are listed as opening events across multiple cities.
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Dearborn Independent
Yesterday's in Ohio highlights and events log
A collage of excerpts lists historical Ohio notes from 1836 to 1994 covering corporate acts, legislative votes, elections, and notable visits. It mentions Cleveland incorporation, Columbus invitations to John Donovan, Hanna’s senate appointment, prohibition conventions, and a string of prominent weddings and public affairs amid broader national happenings such as anti trust suits, a Negro National Educational Congress, naval fleet observations, and railway labor events.
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Cleveland
John Don
Columbus
Marcus A. Hanna
Senate
Buell
Willams H. Doan
Melvin
Tog Brean
Boothman
Supreme Cot
United States
Necrsss
Wington
Negro National Educational Congress
Congres
Washington Navy Yard
Pacific
Tanama Canal
Internati Railway
Winnipeg
Rosinald C. Derbilt
Gloria
Harry H
Sels
York City
Marie Nortsn
Sher H. Norton
New
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitnes
Harry Payne
Fragmentary OCR Note Captures Town Names and Phrases
A fragmentary OCR note mentions place names and partial words. It references a local setting with unclear references to people and events, offering no clear date or outcome. The readable content is insufficient for a concrete event or action.
Lame ducks fade as Capitol buzzes with jokes
Komical telegrams poke fun at lawmakers and political stumbles. The piece riffs on Democratic pushback, Republicans leaking from trenches, and jokes about Pomerene, Cannon, Wolstead, and other figures. It reflects partisan jabs and colorful barbs about careers, Gateways, and life back home.
Prevent Influenza Tone and Lavatne Effect of Laxainse Bromquinine
The text promotes a tonic for health claiming to prevent colds influenza and grip. It references E W Groves and a product box noting its classification and supposed protective effect against illnesses. The wording is promotional and lacks verifiable medical support.
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E. W. Grove
Astronomer Warns on Beta Ceti Changes and Earth's Fate
Princeton professor Henry Norris Russell discussed recent Beta Ceti observations, noting possible size changes but no immediate danger. He warned that a sunlike star expansion could heat Earth and threaten life, yet emphasized the need for corroborating data from major observatories.
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Henry Norris Russell
Pringeton
Oebun
Rudy Canel
Cetus
Russell
Camilo Flamiarian
Greven
Fee
Russel
Tive
Gravelock
Societe Astronomique
Tutankhamen theory: king a receiver of stolen goods
Professor Robert Willama Rogers of Princeton argues Tutankhamen may have acted as a receiver of stolen artifacts. He notes objects in outer tombs suggest priests hid items from rifled tombs and urges publication of papyrus records to confirm the theory while lamenting declining scholars and praising newspapers for sparking interest in Oriental studies.
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Tutankhe Amen
Robert Willama Rogers
Princeton
Fey
Tut Ankh Amen
Rogers
Tutankh-Amen
Amenhotep
Little Boy Blue and the Toy Soldiers Remembered
Poem recounts the dusted toy dog and rusted toy soldier left by Little Boy Blue and how they wait in a dusty chair for his return. The verse by Eugene Field blends childhood nostalgia with time’s passing. Jackie Coogan, a young film star, is reported worth about one million dollars and aims to captain a fire engine.
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Jackie Coogan
Elyria Iron and Steel Decides Capital Increase
Ten years ago Elyria Iron and Steel Co announced a capital stock rise from 750000 to 1500000 due to business expansion. Lorain County Progressive banquet at Oberlin featured speeches by A L Garford Rose Moriarty and George B Ranushbaw. Massey Stone Quarry dismantled to move gang saws to Malone quarry Amherst. Seven high school boys caught pool room penny ante game. 19 pennies confiscated. Mayor Troxel lectured them. Elks banquet initiated twelve new members and awarded life memberships to Jude Jones Bud Smith and Frank Fauver.
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Lorain County
Oberlin
A. L. Garford
Rose Moriarty
George B. Ranushbaw
Troxel
THE
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Jude Jones
Bud Smith
Frank Fauver
West decries special vocational education as muddled reform
Dean Andrew F. West of Princeton University argues that focusing education on specific vocations leads to a muddled curriculum. He calls for rigorous foundation courses and simplification from primary through college to prepare the whole person. West, born 1853 in Allegheny, has long led Princeton’s graduate school and written on classical and university education.
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Andrew F. West
Graduate School
Princeton University
West
Allegheny
Princeton
Lafayette College
Oxford Uiversity
American Academy In Rome
American Classical League
Sir William Robertson Nicoll Began Writing at Fourteen
Sir William Robertson Nicoll, a noted London editor and journalist, started his writing career at the age of fourteen, marking the beginning of a long and influential career in journalism.
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William Robertson Nicoll
London
Atto Kills 2 More Chicago Toll Reaches 100
Two unidentified persons believed to be a man and wife were killed early today by a taxicab in Chicago. A mob threatened to manhandle the chauffeur Nelson Cross after the incident. The toll marks 100 deaths this year from automobile incidents in Chicago. Log an March 5 Frieda Blackstone 15 dies in Logan from flu and appendicitis.
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Chicago
Nelson Cross
Logan
Frieda Blackstone
Joint-Base Aids Stiff Painful Joints Fast
An early advertisement claims Joint-Base quickly relieves swollen stiff joints across ankles knees hips elbows shoulders fingers and the spine. It promises two seconds of rubbing to drive relief through skin to bones and ligaments, appealing to rheumatic and nonrheumatic cases alike.
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