January History Highlights of Audubon and Creators
Jan 27 entries note John James Audubon born in New Orleans in 1780 and Sir Edward Creasy born in Bexley England, plus McEnine painter Rondoul N Y and end of fighting on the Bha with 10,000 Japanese reportedly. Astronomical events forecast a Bunseta at 6 and 7:10 with the Moon’s age four days.
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John James Audubon
New York
New Orleane
Edward Shepard Creany
Bexley
Engina McEnine
Rondoul
N. Y
Monument Inscription Sparks Debate Over Wirz At Andersonville
In Georgia, United Daughters of the Confederacy proposed a monument inscription honoring Major Henry Wirz, former commandant of Andersonville prison. Critics warn that objections will persist while any former prisoners of Andersonville live, urging caution over honoring a man judged by a court martial. The piece argues for reconciliation but acknowledges lingering North South tensions.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Placin
Andersonville
Henry Witz
Henry Wirz
Washington
United States
Major Wirz
Georgia
Union
Atrocities Probed in Inscription Debate
The piece criticizes praise for Major Wire and Northern prison abuses. It argues that even severe inhumanities by Northern officers stain history and should not be honored with memorial inscriptions. Survivors’ stories and battlefield memory are weighed against honoring a controversial figure.
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Major Wire
New York Banker's Ten Commandments for bankers
A leading New York bank employee proposes ten rules to guide bankers and staff away from drinking, saloons, gambling, pool rooms, racing, bucket shops, speculation, prize fights, vicious company and conspicuous Broadway nightlife. The broad critique notes a legal sleeper in municipal lighting code and hints at broader corporate benefits.
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New York
Moses
Roosevelt Urged Caution Over Senate Letter Amid Political Turmoil
A fragmented editorial style summary notes President Roosevelt must guard what he writes to the senate as factions, trials, and party wrangling ripple through Columbus Ohio fertilizer concerns and municipal code battles. It mentions Evelyn, Jerome, Forsaker, Littleton, and shifting loyalties, with talk of tariff committees, Supreme Court questions, and press editorials.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Fakis
Washington report on grip cases and political riffs
From The Commoner notes 20 000 grip cases not counting Uncle Joe on legislation. Indiana authors threaten riot by not writing. Admiral Evans added remarks. Supreme Court seen as unconstitutional moves but helps people. Governor Hughes viewed as Sphinx yet interests fear his thoughts. Taft speeches limit him. Copper game leads to encounters with police. Comptroller Ridgeley warns panics inevitable. Pillsbury succeeds Brownson in naval line. Paris butcher censured for interference in a family dispute.
Fragmentary Washington Herald text on 18-inch guns and finance
Fragmented OCR from The Washington Herald mentioning area names and a split among factions over 18 inch guns and finance. References to Frenchmen, presidents images, fleets, and a panic used to push legislation appear jumbled with corrupted phrases.
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Castejane
Washington
Phanen
What Others Say on Early Religious Delusions and Epidemics
Jusias Morrow, Warren county historian, discusses early American religious delusions. He notes epidemics of nervous disorders influencing large communities and argues that revival fervor spread through pioneer life, aided by slow travel and widespread newspapers.
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Western Star
Jusias ‘Morrow
Warren County
Ala
West
Pronesr
the People
Retreat from Delusions Amid Modern Amusements
A 19th century reflection notes mental epidemics may recede as public amusements expand. While some fear frivolity eroding worship, the writer argues progress and virtue persist, citing noble figures and the era’s entertainments as shaping society without destroying faith. Ohio News.
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Pleise
Teark
Springfeld
Ohlo News
Address on the Origin and Growth of the Episcopal Church
The Rev. Alsop Leffituswell of Toledo delivered a Sunday sermon at St. Paul’s Church to a large congregation. He spoke on the origin and growth of the Episcopal Church, outlining its historical development and theological roots.
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Alsop Leffituswell
Torledo
St. Paul's Church
Episcopal Church
The Critic's Shrug A Persian Post And An Aspiring Shah
A dramatic critic remarks on Omar's shrug in a tale where a harsh ruler orders flogging for verses. The critic foresees doom but the Khan, fearing glory, spares him, only to face harsher fate after a later poem. The piece moves through satire and the danger of words.
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Erle
Omar
Omarin
Tim
Denver
Japanese Arriving at Vancouver in Immigration Photo
A grainy image shows twelve bonded men landing in Vancouver amid a growing immigration problem. Most appear young and sturdy, signaling a robust but developing entrant flow that observers label among the hardiest foreigners.
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Lng
Local Business Card Ad Turns Up In Aged Script
Reading a fragmented ad page reveals a miscued mix of trades. It lists a photo studio offering moving pictures, a real estate and loan firm with office at Court Street, a bottling works led by J R Smith, and a livery service by R P Perry.
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Epher
Brunskill
Rennet
MODEL MEAT MARKET Dealer In Freak and Smoked Meats
Local ad listing MODEL MEAT MARKET offering a variety of meats including smoked items and sausage. Appears as a small classified notice for a longtime neighborhood supplier.
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Marion Daily Mirror
United Keres Fc Harket
Ahieekly Mirror
Bunseta
Ines
Moon Raes
Baiam
Moon
Valentine Post
K. G. Wiant
Lee
Jackson
Wheeler
Tan
Stockade
Alxenne
Raft
Ohio Society
Lanquet
For‘aker
Ohio
John D. Rockefeller
Marion Jetanty
Jeoanty
Kade Ater WI
Wall Street
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Ube Peoges
I. Marx & Sons
Abe Hummel
Blackwell's Island
Evelyn
Republican Committee
Columbus
Jerome
Vanderbilt
Senator Forsaker
Joe
Littleton
Delmas
Wall Streeet
G. H. Harriman
Admiral Branteon
Supreme Court
House
Congress
Cannon Ute
Milwaukee Sentinel
Miilwaukee
Pittsbourg Dispatch
Beveridxe
the Commoner
Uncle Joe
Indiana
Evans
Hughes
Sphinx
Taft
Hmit
Deinge
Ridgeley
Admiral Pillsbury
Brownson
Paris
Selona
Deastelane
John Walter Smith
Maryland
United States Senate
Herst
Mr. Smith
William Pinkney Whyte
Garman
Smith
Ieec
Vancouver
Business and Professin
Chat
Ae Cry Company
Court wetHet
Malo
Farming Street
J. R. Smith
F. A. Stengel
R. P. Perry
Union Bt
Frederic Berryman Baritowe
Studio 400 E
Church Cor. Vine
F. J. Lusch
Grocer
State
Marion Chattel Loan Co
East Center Street
Harriebars
Jkt
Huston
Amit Gowen
Bemesh
Poli
W. Y
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