Year 1913 in Review from World Headlines
A sweeping year in review notes 1913 as peaceful globally with major events in Europe and the Americas. It covers political shifts in the United States and Mexico, assassinations and leadership changes, aviation advances, Panama Canal progress, and notable deaths and disasters shaping the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San Francisco
Balkana
United States
J. P. Morgan
Henry M. Flagier
James Keene
Tardh
Oregna
Sacred College
Rampolla
Vatican
Pius X
Austria
New York City
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Congress
Mexico
Rio Grande
Francisco Madero
Pino Suarez
Gustavo Madero
Carranas
Carranza Or
Villa
Wilson
Huerta
George I
Greece
Salonika
Turkey
Enver Bay
Nazim Pasha
England
Ulster
Edward Car
Menton
Ireland
Dublin
Jim Larte
Germany
France
Rus
South Pole
Scott
Captain Scott
Fredrich Frans Friedmann
Panama Canal
Panama
Gamboa Dike
New York State
William Sulzer
Sulzer
State Assembly
Wiill
Johnny Bull
Francis Culmet
Brookline
Mass
America
Stockholm
Jim” Thorpe
Universal and Oddities Chronicle Reflects On Life and Folklore
Fragmentary prose discusses universal life, plants and animals, and decay. a Freud-based view on the strong and the weak, then shifts to agriculture with crow folklore. The Rural Department of Agriculture is cited praising the scarecrow, while a journal critique weighs the seriousness of a common pest removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmera
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Department of Agriculture
Fragmented lines hint at dialogue about wealth and longing
The text presents a fragmented meditation on pleasure and social ascent, referencing a wealthy daughter and a weary speaker. It reads as a literary aside rather than a clear report, signaling emotional tension over class and desire.
Confession Sparks Fearful Break in Proposed Marriage
A woman urges an imminent separation agreeing it is better now than after tomorrow. She presses for truth about Beasie's past secret, hoping forgiveness if not terrible. Beasie admits a two month affair with another girl, pleading mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beasie
Tricets on Parting in a Sunlit Evening
Fragmentary poem fragment reflects parting at sunset with questions about time and an implied quarrel. The lines hint at distance and lingering doubt, with archaic phrasing suggesting a bygone mood. The available text centers on memory and farewell.
No Chance. Eight Dollars a Day for a Room
A traveler laments paying eight dollars daily for lodging while praising ordinary accommodations and the claimed magnificent scenery. The dialogue notes two busy days spent writing picture postcards and questions the price.
Amuenen Pa Comment on Affluence and Servant Labor
A fragment discusses the meaning of affluence and notes that those who exploit servants keep them fatigued to prevent them from rebelling. The language reflects observations on social hierarchy and labor strain within households.
Bravery Tale From a Wartime Diary Fragment
A fragmentary exchange recalls a young man’s conspicuous act of bravery during wartime. The dialogue is rough in style, noting the act as recently witnessed and described by a character named Colona and a malt lover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colona
Too Foxy to Be Caught Exhibition Sparks Gossipy Spin
A fragmentary note hints at a showroom event described as stylish and clever, with remarks on sophistication and advantage. The text reads as unfinished chatter about fashion, secrecy, and public appeal, leaving readers unsure of concrete details or outcomes.
Grime and Grinsteit Do Youink There Is Beaven
Grime and Grinsteit discuss a curious line about Beaven with a joking tone. The exchange hints at misheard names and playful banter, reflecting the column’s humorous sports gossip style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaven
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Japan
California
Ohio
Minamatop
Omaha
Pittsburgh
Long Head
Cal Plor
Tease
Welsh
Daweon
N. M
Gulf of Smyrna
Voluirno
Ana
Binghamton
Nome
Alaska
Haverey
Stat Turkleh Army
Avery N. Plagler
Insaders
Luther McCarthy
Alberta
Nasi Pacha
King Menelik of
Abbyseinia
Whitelaw Reid
Great Britain
Sleepy Hollow
Adolphus Busch
Drewer
St Louis
Charles G. Gates
John W. Gates
Clan
Anthony N. Brady
London
F. Cody
Mayor Gaynor
New York
Timothy D. Sullivan
Alfred Austin
Fannie May Eaton
Eaton
Hann Schmidt
Anns Aumuller
Floyd
Claude
Allen
Richmond
Allen Court House
Henry Spencer
Mildred Allison-Retreat
Chicago
Bessie Walla
Connecticut
Leo Frank
Atlanta
Frank Crag
Indianapoila
Helen Knabe
Woodrow Wilson
Robert W. Archbald
United States Senate
John Purroy Mitchel
Tammany
David I. Walsh
Fielder
Minnesota
Marshall
Senate
Silinole
Johnson
Martin H. Glynn
Otto
Bavaria
Air Rufue
Poincare
Bir van Aittart Bowater
Victoriano Huerta
Yuan Shi-Kai
China
Edward Carson
Tokyo
Colombia
United State
Santo Domine
Hboreo
Kruppeeanda
Cee Peti
Philadelphia Athletics
Oleats
New York Yacht Club
Avertion
Vibitjamar
British Columbia
Hudoon Étuck
Simon Flexner
Victoria Leutes
Kaiser
Prince Ernst of Cumberland
Jessie Woodrow Wilson
Francis Bowes Sayre
White House
Vincent Aster
Helen Huntington
Duke of Croy
Miss Larahmann
Americas
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
Duchess of Fife
Manuel
Portugal
Riley Oe
All
Singmaringen
Helen Gouldman
Finley
J. Shepard
Felix Diaz
Mexico City
National Palace
Justavo Madero
Madero
General Huerta
Victorian
Feet
International Squadron
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Balkan
Adrianople
Sentari
Montengro
Balkans
Emmeline Pankhurst
Gettysburg
Yarry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Matteawan
Canada
New Hampshire
Colonel Roosevelt
Rio Janeiro
Brasil
Jac Paulo
Hrtall
Buenos Ayres
Argentine Republic
Valparaiso
Chile
Mendel Beille
Kiev
Russia
Gamboa
Garman
Boghad
Lewer
Indianapolis
H. Conger
Michigan
Wi. Leavenworth
Kestern
Lady Merment
Waterson
Alk Etrtioe
Banger
Freud
H. E. Christmas
H. R. Christmas
First National Bank Building
Kemmerer, Wyoming
H E. Christmas
U. & Commissioner
W. R. Hocker
Ivan Jones
Ivan S. Jones
Wyoming
Kemmerer
Ralph W. Smith
Wrenley
J. W. Sammon
Baerresen Bros
Cheyenne, Wye
Cunnington & Hocker
Dentists
Evanston
Cumberland
Diamendrills
Robert S. Spence
Evanetoo
R. H. Embree Funeral Director
Kemmerer Hardware and Purniture Co
J. A. Pohjola
Coisas
Hoskins
White Cafe
J. R. McMinn
DJ. Brown
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