United States Policy on Alaska and Public Works
A broad, detailed discussion covers Alaska governance by a commission, railroad financing, eight hour work rules, civil service reform, economy and efficiency in government, forest fire losses, pensions for veterans, and Interstate Commerce Commission funding. It emphasizes prudent development, avoidance of overbearing regulation, and strategic federal roles in land, resources, and infrastructure.
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Forest Service
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Arthur I. Hadley
Yale University
Frederick CG. Strauss
Frederick N. Judson
H. Mayer
Walter J. Fisher
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Griswold
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Ballerna
Merce Commission
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How It Felt and the Irishman’s Odd Exchange
A fragmentary excerpt describes an Irishman and a magistrate questioning a man about an alleged act. The dialogue shows skepticism and a humorous back-and-forth as they debate intent and conduct.
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A Sweet Tooth from the London Tatler
A fragment from a London Tatler piece shows playful wordplay on sweets and clubs as a speaker mocks a rival while boasting a sweet tooth, with garbled names suggesting a satirical social scene.
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London Tatler
Fragmentary note on botanical obsession and insult
A muddled excerpt shows a speaker mocking a doctor's wife and her passion for botany. The voice belittles her interest while expressing personal jealousy, comparing his own garden to her conservatory.
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Flegende Martter
Famine and Meysendorfer Fimettor Referenced
Fragmentary text mentions famine and a named entity Meysendorfer Fimettor with garbled dialogue about meat and a garden. Reading is unclear but implies discussion of scarcity and a peculiar device or person.
The Reason Why From Town Topas
A fragment from the Boston Transertpe recounts a humorous exchange about a marriage proposal and a promise of fidelity. The dialogue hints at cultural humor between an Englishman and an American, ending with the Yankee acknowledging a marriage to an American.
Mary Baker Eddy Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mary Baker Eddy died after a four day illness. Clergy and household staff witnessed her final moments and her message to the end. Funeral plans call for a simple private service with prayers and readings, with church officials and relatives present. Burial location remains uncertain though Concord and Dover sites are discussed. the Christian Science community anticipates her crypt burial at the mother church.
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Dr. George
Hanes Ancesty
Faria
Mey Bay
Selene
Calvin A. Ae
Laura J. Sargent
Klin
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Vonly
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Nicorge TL. Weert
Newton Center
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George W. Glover
Leni
Eady
Hot
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Toston
Glover
Concord Church
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Concord
Dostoy
J. Porster
Waterbury
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Succasmor
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Belenue
Alfrud Fareho W. Auld
Cox
Eddy
Christian
Conductor Dies After Collision Near Excelsior Springs
Eze dil kh Brith, conductor of a Wabau passenger train involved in a collision with the Excelsior Springs train at Missouri City, died today from excitement due to the accident.
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Wabau Pessenger
eUlision
Excelsior Springs
Missouri City
Confesses to Murder to Save Innocent Man
Columbus Ohio December. T-Stave Scott facing electrocution November 3 may be innocent of the murder of Charles Jones of Miami County. Accomplice Wie Bealencad was sentenced to 20 years for manslaughter after turning state's evidence. Bealencad and Scott allegedly killed Kasmeutio, a Syrian peddler.
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Columbus, Ohie
Stave Scott
Inueder Charles Jones
Miamicoun Gap
Scott
Kay
Ferloveppl Kasmeutio
Public-spirited Revaluation Boosts Western Union Stock
A bold reform by the Western Union board revalues the company to reveal true asset values, cutting book values by 5.595 million and cutting 13 million to 5.444 million. The move, framed as accuracy and publicity, uppers stock and earns praise from Harper's Weekly as a national step for corporate finance.
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Gould
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Theodore N
Vatt
Teleggraph
Hiera
Elgist Tmontha
Njarka
Western Union
Harper's Weekly
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Phareholdra
Theas
They All Did It Vrom then Duties Advertiser
A tale recalls a nobleman famed for odd humor who funds indulgences at his villa. At a party a youth drinks too much and sleeps while attendants whisk him to bed. Guests descend into a ceiling filled room as a chandelier rises from plaster and all laugh at the frightened guest’s plight.
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Monely
Thors
Fredix
Perron
Shortest Name Claim From Keokuk Gate City
The Keokuk Gate City notes a claim to the shortest name in the country, Ho chaliong, inviting others to prove shorter names. Previously Edna Bic of Brockton was credited with the shortest name in America.
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Keokuk Gate City
Ho Chaliong
Mias Edna Bic
Brockton
Avingha
America
Witty Irish Officer’s Quip Amid Dublin Lodgings
A young Irish officer in Dublin quips about crowded rooms when a visitor complains there’s no space to swing a cat. He replies the space isn’t long enough to become a kernel, delivering a light mockery of cramped living conditions amid social chatter.
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Dublin
Charles
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