The Jealous Husband and Edith's Entanglements
A husband recalls Edith, a charming wife, whose flirtations with other men test his fidelity. Edith orchestrates social meetings with George Burton and Nellie Gilder, provoking jealousy. In a tense confrontation, Edith exposes her feelings, Burton confesses, and she forgives him while urging restraint.
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Edith
Audget
George Burtons
Chicago
Frank
Nellie Gilder
George Burton
Burton
Dog Wife
Troustrou
Maith
George
James Caldwell
John Barington
Waldorf, Astoria
Rushton
Rosa
Beith
Wellie Glider
Wolk
Nellie Wadde
Mannie
Jovife
Mom
Madame
Roth
Thad
FAA
Devin
Nellie
Mel
Adirondacks
Goma
History of cameos shells eggs and stones used before onyx
An account of cameos from Ptolemaic times through Graeco Roman and Augustan periods. The lecture notes intaglios versus cameos, processes like bow drill and diamond point, and signatures in relief or intaglio. It covers shells, eggs, soft stones, famous pieces, Renaissance forgeries, and later revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Davenport
Royal Institution
London
My. Davenport
Strozal
Triumph
Bacchus
Vatican
Agate de Tibere
Paris
Gemma Augesten
Vienna
Naples
Constantine the Great
Hercules
David
Perseus
Goliath
Paria
Joseph
Plasereal
Eros
Pope Pusi
Dilanbeth
Edward Hureb
Mtrehant
Wray and Brett
Great Britain
Bernardy Pietrucci
Mint
George and the Dragon
Adolph Davi
Henri Francois
Georges Lemaire
Olive
Destruction plan for wolves and coyotes through infected pups
An article notes a Montana plan by Dr M. Knowles to capture and infect wolf and coyote pups with mange to spread the disease among their species. The aim is to reduce predators while risking spillover to other animals and potential dog impact, with close watch on outcomes.
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Brom
Sheeder
M. 7B Knowles
Montana
Omnipresent American in Europe Vacation Tales
An American traveler recounts a comic mishap abroad. The party struggles with language at a hotel and finally asks in plain English if anyone speaks English. The tale highlights cultural gaps and the ease of slipping into familiar speech across distant shores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Bop Yar
Mall
Ingiah
Suds
Dent Rel
Eastport
Milne
Tin
America
Rockefeller to Endowment Fund for Higher Education
New York July 4 news outlines John D Rockefeller's 10 million endowment to the General Education Board. A June 30 letter from EF Gates details the donation in cash or securities with income used for higher education nationwide, plus conditions and expected further gifts.
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Jon BD. Rockefeller
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Wallace Butterick
EF. T. Gates
Asxsa Foundation For Education
United States
Gates
John J. Rockefeller
Tra
General Education Board
Congress
Roosevelt
South
Rockefeller
Tobe _C
Ogden
Geo
Cyer
Wallace i Vin
Otheer Fur Tie
Potomic
Ind
Olihe Arkansas
Wiliver of
Shesia
Gilman
Maret G. Jessup
Walter TL Dige
Albert Shaw
D. Hackefeller
Hugh
Hugh Hann
Willa PL
Harpey
Ben- Luni Andrews
Mexico Storm Bites Guanajuato as Death Toll Rises
Fragmented reports describe Guanajuato under floodwaters with thousands displaced and hundreds dead as rain and river walls break. Authorities warn of more storms narrowing the city’s streets, while national leaders call for aid and rescue efforts amid widespread destruction.
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Guanajuato
Ida Hno
Asser
Oreo Raves
Uidhuen
Gunn
Guaruate
Raven
Mienly
Gust Petay Gmm
Phelely
Army Officers Endorse Modern Armament Shift
An unsure era notes that Army officers advocate replacing ceremonial swords with a modern weapon system. Roosevelt era officials push gradual adoption citing practicality and disciplined force readiness. The report highlights the sword’s historic role but signals a move toward a practical, cutting weapon for the military.
Grand jury indicts leading packers in Sherman act case
Chicago July 4. After a three month investigation more than 100 witnesses were examined the federal grand jury reported indictments against seventeen leading packing firms and four Schwarzchild & Sulzberger officials for rebating to railroads. Indicted corporations include Armour Swift Nelson Morris Cudahy and Fairbanks. charges cover conspiracy to restrain trade across domestic and foreign markets in beef by price fixing territorial divisions and coordinated sales.
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Chicago
Alon
Federal Grand Jury
Schwarzchild & Sulzberger Packing Company
Armour & Co
Swift & C
Nelson Morris & Co
Cudahy Packing Company
Fairbanks Canning Company
Ogden Armour
Charles Armour
Armour
Arthur Meeker
T. J. Conners
P. A. Valentine
Samuel McRoberts
Louis ™. Swift
Swift & Co
Charles Swift
Lawrence de Carlton
Arthur F. Evans
R. C. McManun
A. C. Veeder
Edward Cudahy
Cudahy & Co
D. #. Hartwell
Edward J. Swift
5 & Co
Edward Morris
Ira W. Morris
Schwarzchild & Sulzberger
Samuel Wiel
Cussey
C. E. Todd
V. D. Skipworth
United States
Aviston Ag
Ole Packer
Haylee Woluhe
Qugne
Curtin
Acta Trading
Caninany
Uppenhoim
Ty le
Ty Arena
Powerriis Wiel
Trust case witness Miles testifies on Armour inquiry
The trial features W C Miles detailing alleged evidence in the Armour and Co. trust case. He testifies before the jury as a key witness after earlier disclosures to President Roosevelt and Attorney General, with sessions highlighting alleged payments and meetings in Chicago and Kansas City.
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D. Miles
Chicago
Fay Dicherk
Roowevelt
Oid
W. C. Miles
Aynour & C9
Angus
Armony & Uno
Chirako
Kensan
Pinger
Qedon
Miles
Morrison
Éyle
Armour & Co
Rompinay
Peace envoys named for Russia and Japan to negotiate treaty
The president announced plenipotentiaries for Russia and Japan to meet in Washington as soon as possible. Russia will be represented by Muraviev, former justice minister and now ambassador to Rome, and Rosen. Japan will send Baron Komura, the foreign minister, and Takahira, minister to the United States. Additional delegates may join.
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Russia
Depen
Bay
N.Y
Washington
Mruravie F
Andinow
Italy
Baron Rosen
United States
Court Cassini
Baron Komura
Minof
Keroya Tasehira
Losh
Ukal Lita
Muraviei
Stormart
Rome
Rosen
Takahira
Bursu
Japan
Zemstvos threaten to renounce autocracy in Russia
July 4 dispatches report the St Petersburg and Moscow zemstvos plan to address the czar with a memorial demanding promised reforms by mid July and warn of establishing constitutional governance in their provinces if unsatisfied. Officials suppress discussion and mobilization clamps liquor sales though disorders rise across provinces.
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Zemstvos
St. Petersburg
Zem
Moscow
Ney
Txarkoa Selo
Sateship
Black Sea
Adial Ratty
Kniaz Potemkine
Odessa
George Pobiedonosetz
Knlag Potemkine
Aqua
Sevastopol
Kruger
Ekatrina II
Genear
Mormon Kicks at Utah Move Disgraces Church, Says
Broderick M. Smith grandson of Joseph Smith denounces a Utah monument to the prophet birthplace and condemns the Mormon leadership for polyandry claims. He launches an open letter criticizing Brigham Young era practices and urges preserving Joseph Smith’s memory without scandal.
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Utah
Salt Lake
Church
Salt Lake City
Broderick M. Smith
Joseph Smith
Mormon Church
Haa
Wester
Ciizens
Etiureh
Jenders
Meemone
Judy Mto
Joseph
Altair
Thal
Brigham Youns
Scalded Dead in Midair as Engineer Guides Release
A worker perished after a fall in a steam cloud as colleagues describe an engineer calmly directing the rescue. Unclear fragments hint at a midair accident tied to a station or facility with scattered names and dates unavailable in legible text.
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St. Grohe
Wurkmen
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W.A Hearst
Mexico
Cagr
Indigt
Packers
Beef
Federal District Court
Grand Jury Reports
Cinches
Gzar
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