Transit turmoil and labor strike amid fractured era
A confused, OCR-like fragment recounts labor unrest and political tension with references to Donweeille, Matos Mao rane na, and a transit order halted by resistance. It alludes to cavalry, international figures, a claimed strike, and a looming government response, interspersed with literary prose about self-made men and divorce. The piece blends war notes, societal debate, and a short story extract titled On the Waves of Chance by F. H. Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Lancaster
Tally Binary Pub Co
Fragmented OCR reads like a 19th century travelogue
The text presents a garbled mix of place names and phrases. It mentions dates and locations in a nonstandard order, with numerous misspellings that obscure clear events. No coherent narrative or identifiable individuals emerge from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary Verse Fragments Incoherent OCR Readout
A clipped OCR passage presents disjointed phrases about observing stars avoiding churchyards laughing and cabbage in granite. The lines are garbled and lack clear context, making it difficult to identify a coherent event or subject.
Desert Incites to Poetry in A Philosophic Desert Mood
A fragment from Verner Z. Reed in the August Atlantic compares a desert to a semidesert mood that blends wisdom and joy. It likens the landscape to mountains and plains, noting flowers, cacti, sagebrush, and prairie life, and describes a vast, infinite road to growth and humanity.
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Jon
Verner Z. Reed
Three Democrats Vying in Mississippi Redistricting Battle
Mississippi redistricting pitted three Democratic congressmen Patrick Henry of Vicksburg John Sharp Williams of Yazoo and Charles Edward Hooker of Jackson in a single district Williams won the primary and will remain in Congress His campaign was hailed as one of the greatest in the state with a rousing finish in Jackson where he spoke in English German and French and carried his county while cutting into rivals' regions
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Mississippi
Patrick Henry
Vicksburg
John Sharp Williams
Yazoo
Charles Edward Hooker
Jackson
Williams
Congress
Grand Duke Borla's Spectacular Newport Costume
Grand Duke Borla stood out at a Newport function in a striking costume described as a large gray attire with a lemon shirt, silver tie, tan capes, a white belt with a gold buckle, and a white straw hat with a shaded brim. A jeweled snake ornament coiled in three glittering coils complemented the outfit as he gestured with his left arm.
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Borla
Newport
Bla Royal Bigness
Bracket
MCA Buys 180 Acre New Jersey Farm For Temporary Home
The Young Men's Christian Association of the Bowery New York loans a 180 acre farm in New Jersey. The site will host men awaiting employment and is not expected to be used beyond two weeks as work programs begin on the upland areas.
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Young Men’s Christian Association of
the Bowery
New York
New Jerey
M. C
Informal Discussion Noted In Public Life Figure
A public life figure known for brusque speech was in informal discussion in cabinet circles. Secretary Wilmon says one point is to be never importunes the department for promotions. Sovretan Tat notes the individual has none.
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Calinet
Eld
Wilmon
Tariff reform critics fear prosperity and urge restraint
The Chicago Tribune argues against tariff reform critics who claim disaster from prosperity. It contends industrial vigor and abundant crops mean jobs and rising trade, warns against disturbing conditions for political gain, and praises stable growth under current policies.
Old Story Parable and Modern Political Critique
A fable about a bumpkin and a bird mirrors critique of the Democratic party. The piece recalls 19th century Wisconsin Democrats as Greenbackers opposing resumption, then blaming prosperity on other factors. It argues sound money and tariff policies preceded prosperity, likening it to a shot where only the fall killed the bird.
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Democratic Party
Te Democrate
Wisconsin
Campaign Ad Verbiage Sparks Debate in Milwaukee
A Milwaukee editorial chides political campaign rhetoric, arguing economic prosperity outweighs partisan grandstanding. It asserts business strength should drive policy, not noisy slogans. The piece cautions against excess rhetoric that harms national growth.
Women urged to buy only American made goods
Grace Miller Walte argues that if American women unite to patronize only U S made fabrics and products, trade and labor conditions would improve and prices fall. She notes Paris as a world market, and says increased domestic demand could shift European production to the United States, expanding the American market for 80 million people to match global buyers. The piece urges both women and men to decide that the Republic should do its own work.
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Vndustri
Bryan
Chicago
Mr. Allerton
Mvm
Tago Tribune
Grace Miller Walte
United States
America
Paris
England
France
Germany
Europe
Republic
A Worthless Remedy on Domestic Trusts and Tariff Reform
A column argues against tariff revision aimed at restricting domestic and foreign trusts. It contends large August treasury surplus stems from the Dingley law and warns that removing duties would boost foreign competition while empowering home trusts. The piece labels progressive calls for tariff reduction as futile and destructive.
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Treasury
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Is prosperity another name for trusts question posed
A fragment from the Sloos City Journal questions whether prosperity equals trusts and whether opposing policing helps Republican success. The piece muses on printing a short link and asks if prosperity can be bought by supporting or denying trust interests, challenging readers to reflect.
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Sloos City Journal
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