Woman Stages Bold Bid for Mayor by Going Undercover
Katherine Gile, a determined woman, disguises herself as a man to seek the mayoral office in Starkville. Treby Middlebrook, a young stenographer, unexpectedly aids the plot, but Gile reveals her ruse just as the campaign peaks. The shock ends with Gile winning the election and Merriam's plans thwarted.
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Katherine Gile
Katherine
Katherine Gile Cane
Treby Middlebrook
Stark Villa
Francis Merriai
Middlebrook
Morrkim
Mertin Wan
Merriam Lind
Wald Morrigin
Aurely
Merrin
Merriam
Merrian
Ane
Loma
Anne; Chon
McGinty
Fann
Ratherine
Traby Middlebrook
Katherine Gile Mar
Rosalie Whiting
Fragmented Gotham tale on new slaughter device
A garbled Gotham column describes a new slaughter mechanism and explosive tests with velocity data, followed by a long New York correspondent's piece mixing school intrigue, a strange interview, and vivid Broadway reminiscences, ending with varied social anecdotes. The piece references Donferm Jing Beotland and theorizes about educational aims and theatrical memories.
Lincoln and Douglas Debates and Their Centenary Echoes
The piece reviews the Lincoln Douglas debates begun in 1858 at Ottawa and continued in Freeport Quincy and others, noting their impact on the 1860 presidential race and the learning about sectional sentiment. It cites Lincoln's Senate defeat, Douglas's presidential ambitions, and the enduring significance of the exchanges.
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Abraham
Stephen A. Douglas
Ottawa
Artie
Freeport
Javesboro
Charleston
Galwnburg
Quincy
Allen
Lincoln
Douglas
Titnois
Ailinese Jit
Lincoln and the Great Republican Split of 1860
A fragmentary account discusses the 1860 Republican split led by Abraham Lincoln. It notes harsh Democratic opposition, the clash among factions, and the political consequences shaping the coming campaign. It references an engraving of Lincoln, produced in Springfield, and mentions contemporaries and observers shaping public perception.
Mulai Hafid and the Moroccan Throne Crisis in Europe
The piece chronicles Mulai Hafid as a claimant to the Moroccan throne amid European powers' Algeciras Conference interests. Abdul Aziz resists stepping down while Hafid gains support, raising tensions among France, Britain, and Germany over Morocco’s future and access to key ports. Hafid’s actions include modern affections and a controversial photograph forbidden by Muslim law.
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Las
Morocco
Europe
Moerocca
Algooiran
Mule
Janee
France
Algeciras
Muluthas
Thimself
Abdul Asie
Abdul Aswan
Muluf
Milal
Abdul Atte
Pletire
Moroere
Ike
Federal introduces automobile ambulances for naval hospitals
Two new steamer ambulances were delivered to the United States Navy Department for use in naval hospitals. One serves the naval hospital at Fort Lyon Colorado and the other at Philadelphia. The ambulances are propelled by steam and aim to improve medical transport.
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Naval Hospital
United States Navy Department
Naval Hospitals
Navel Hospital
New Fort Lyon
Cols
Philadelphia
Automobiles Replace Horses for Ambulance Service
Steam electricity or gasoline is now generally recognized as superior for ambulances. It is found that ambulances move faster than horses with better time and lower danger to pedestrians. Hospitals of all kinds are beginning to use automobile ambulances.
The Raising Of Broilers From Incubator Hatcheries
The article argues skin color does not indicate quality in broilers with Plymouth Rock valued for certain fat streaks near the backbone. It notes incubator chicks can excel with proper care, while winter hatching is difficult but possible, and emphasizes clean housing, dry floors, and timely work for birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rock
Ines
Corn seed selection at Maryland station shows wrinkle impact
Seed selection tests at the Maryland station found ears with deep amber color and fine wrinkles tend to have sugar content related to kernel wrinkling. The lowest sugar appeared in fine wrinkled kernels, while highest sugar appeared in coarsely wrinkled kernels, though overall averages were similar across colors.
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Seedamen
Maryland
Prac Ucally
Cheap Feed For Stock in Shelter and Pasture
The cheapest stock feed is oats and corn fodder, especially for young stock. Sheep, calves, colts, and cows do well when grain is provided at the right stage. Wisconsin dairymen use oat hay and bright corn fodder, feeding cows, horses, and hogs twice daily. Store a good supply of wheat oats and corn fodder for best results.
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Indiana
Wisconsin
Funny views on the tax proposition from a pauper
A brief item notes a local resident voices humor about the no cost or no tax measure, expressing skepticism and amusement about the proposal and its impact on the community. The piece highlights one resident perspective without quoting lengthy statements.
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Broadway
Mision
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Sever
Gothan
Atk
Rome
Efurt
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Wehool
Wien
Carey
Ghana
Breero
Ance
Mathitian
Gotlim
Lier
Durin
Totel
Aly
Seeuetty
Plobel
Euria
Chinatown
Geo Big
Waking Aid
Broiking
Helena Modjeski
Ax Beatrice
Ade
Welch
Poral Kogland
Kon Terry
Olivia Lea
Wade
Cokie
Cromman
Irving
Sarah
Sweden
Sobs
Sak Tb
Gessoln
Witte Dovolan
Alon
Harvey
Miichan- Aintid
Washington
Meruerdife
Miinele
Dingle
Jorial Capaign
Ehuvaton
Lineaty
Lee
Delates
Hebron
Spriniield
Brown
Philadelpha
Wong
Pres
Mont Lincoln
J. Henry Brown
Werfat
Patatioy Tincotin
Springfield
Jige
Enprome
Penensylvania
Hipturical Society
Boketoi
Wiplatuye
Robert T. Tinvala
Samuel Sartnia
Lingoln
Bartula
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Wlite
Mulai Hafid
Hince Mulal Einid
Moroccs
Abdul Aniz
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