Harvard Museum A Germanic Museum Proposed At Cambridge
A plan for a Museum of Man at Harvard would trace Germanic lands from Rome to the present, with sections already started in the Peabody Museum and the Semitic Museum. A Germanic museum would illustrate art, history, and daily life with casts, photographs, and key objects.
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Boston
Cambridge
Harvard University
Harvard Museum of Comparative Zoology
Harvard
Museum of Man
Peabody Museum of American Archaeology and Ethnology
George Peabody
London
Semitic Museum
Jacob H. Schiff
New York
Schiff
Germany
Nuremberg
America
Goethe
Joseph Green Cogswell
Astor Library
Little
New England College
University At
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J. Iw. V. Goethe
Weimar
United States
Hhas
Francke
Schilling
Bancroft and Hedge and Motley
Freiligrath
Berlin
Gottingen
Heidelberg
Ntersalles
Lessing
Schiller
Marcus Aurelius
Rome
Beowulf
Scandinavia
Denmark
German Empire
Low Countries
Austria
Switzerland
Hohenstaufen
Saxony
Strasburg
van Eycks
Duerer and Holbein
Harvard Art Museum
Harvard Lbrary
Frederick of
Prussia
Empire
William I
Heinrich Conreid
Irving-place
Tuskegee Institute Endowment Appeal Calls for $600,000
A group urges a permanent endowment for Tuskegee Institute, praising its century of progress under Booker T. Washington. They note current annual expenses around $80,000 with $20,000 likely secured, leaving $9,00 to be raised yearly by the principal and supporters.
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William H. Baldwin, Jr
Long Island Railroad
Nassau Street
New York
N. Y
J. G. Phelps Stokes
Cedar Street
Booker T. Washington
Warren Logan
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Tuskegee
Ala
South
Africa
Cuba
Porto Rico
Jamaica
Tuskegee Negro Conference
Tuskegee Institute
A Study in Bugs Big and Little by Baldwin
A polemic contrasts big bugs with humbugs across society including finance religion law and politics. It mocks oversized clerical and political figures while urging bold ambition and public display. The piece discusses humbugging power and ends with a warning to laugh at or ignore petty pretenders.
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G. W
Morgan
Morgan, of the Millionaire Steel Trust
Rockefeller
Mammon
Fox
Cox
Christ
Vatican
No. 1
Jesus Lurist
Rome
Cana of Galilee
Kansas
England
Canterbury
United States
William Allen Butler
Flora
Semele
Jupiter
Bngdom
Lord Randolph Churchill
Republican Party
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
P. Baldwin
Anti-Suffrage Argument Voiced by Editor in Chief Letter
ELNORA MONROE BABCOCK argues against delaying woman suffrage until a majority asks for it. She cites historical progress in education property and public life, noting that few early advocates spurred change and that many gains were seized by a committed minority rather than a majority. She contends broader female support would follow once suffrage is granted and urges immediate enfranchisement.
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Indianapolis Journal
New York
Women's Colleges
United States
Wyoming
Idaho
Colorado
Utah
Elnora Monroe Babcock
The Fool Ther a tale of the cheerful jester
The poem recalls a fool named Ther a who drew distorted pictures of mankind and made people laugh. He saw mirth in the air and left a brighter face wherever he went. To those burdened by fate he spoke merrily, reminding them others bore heavier loads and that true friends mourned his passing.
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Thera
Social life notes and upcoming weddings in Indianapolis
The column chronicles a St Patrick's card party hosted by Mrs. Philip Rappaport and Mrs. Richard Lieber at 1% North Alabama with over forty guests, green shamrock decor and bells for scoring. It also reports the Pfaff Cameron wedding at Knightstown with Miss Ola Cameron and Mr Mark Pfaff, plus an anniversary euchre at 1513 Broadway and a list of society clubs, events, and visits around Indianapolis, highlighting local families and an annual calendar of meetings.
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Philip Rappaport
Richard Lieber
North Alabama Street
Soort
Lieber
Leo Lando
Louis Burkhardt
O. W. Williams
Speltmire
Bertha Bieler
Malpas
Julius Keller
Albert Metzger
George Mueller
Richard Talbott
Talbott
Bertha Schellschmidt
William Zumpfe
Zumpfe
Leroy Templeton
Thornton Goodloe
Julia Hollweg
George Haerle
Feneberger
Robert Lieber
Philip Goetz
Adelaide Goetz
William Jungclaus
F. Franke
Louis Hollweg
Amelia Kipp
August Kuhn
Julius Karmann
Eila Vonnegut
Max Buehler
Herman Adam
Lillie
Emma Adam
P. Sherer
Pfaff—Cameron
Ola Delle Cameron
Mark Pfaff
William McClung Cameron
Knightstown
William Carson
Presbyterian Church
Mendelssohn
Leoa Hittle
Pfaff
Indianapolis
College Avenue
Martha Pfaff
Walter Percy Pfaff
Carl Cameron
Clare Cameron
McPherridge
Jessie Lewis
Samuel Cooley
Karl Schneider
Hayward
Lena Anderson
Miller
Quincy
Mich
John W. Cooper
Broadway
Charles Dearson
Walter Benton
A. O. Ewan
Frank Carter
J. Q. Bacus
P. J. Mutchner
Charles Merrifield
Boward Hawkins
L. P. Newby
L. E. Goeble
A. J. McIntosh
W. H. Cooper
William E. Stevenson
Henry Stevenson
A. L. Lockridge
George Beck
W. W. Richardson
W Swanston
E. E. Perry
J. W. King
Thaddeus E. Houston
A. W. Conduitt
I. N._ Richie
Drummer praises old country hotel host in anecdote
A Detroit Free Press note recounts a roving drummer describing an old-time boniface who runs a country hotel within a day’s drive of Detroit. He calls the landlord sharp, quick to respond, and unafraid to defend guests or property in a flash. The piece also mentions Ponder’s Platinums studio inviting inspection at 229 Insetts Avenue with modest prices.
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Detroit Free Press
Boniface
Detroit
Grandad
Ponder
Insetts Avenue
Irvington Social Roundup of Guests and Events
Mrs Claude R Shaffer and Mrs Louis Walden host and guests mingle as visiting relatives attend church society events in Irvington. Lectures trips and club meetings are noted with names of residents and students, including Phi Delta Theta plans and a college dinner crowd.
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Claude R. Shaffer
Louis Walden
Frank Pagegett
Fowler
Ind
Henry Moore
Lenora Barnhill
Retta Barnhill
Crawfordsville
Epworth League of the
M. BE. Church
Grace Gee
Charles Kingsbury
R. E. Moore
Anderson
Irvington Whist Club
James C. Norris
University Avenue
Sanxey
Olive Sanxey
Madison
Robert Browning
Washington Street
W. D. Howe
Florida
Harriet Davis
Huntington
Texas
Ivy Smith
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Butler Avenue
James C. Swift
Theodore Layman
Liverpool
Irvington Shakspeare Coterie
Joel Moorman
Central Avenue
S. G. Murray
Roscoe
Danville
Helena
Mont
Christian Women's Board of Missions
Moffett
Irvington Woman's Club
Harriet Ritter
Will D. Howe
A Day in March Weather Then and Now
A fragment describes a March day with rapidly changing elements from sun to rain to snow and warmth. It mentions umbrellas overcoats boots scarves and hats and ends by urging readers to check the Journal classifieds for buy sell or trade listings.
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