Titanic Anniversary Sparks Reflection Across Alabama Newsrooms
Local papers report the Titanic disaster anniversary noting the 1,503 lives lost on the White Star liner during its maiden voyage from Liverpool to New York. The piece recalls survivor accounts, Cape Race, and New York commemorations, with emphasis on historical impact. It also covers Alabama focus on school safety and a Georgia court case on juvenile sentencing, highlighting civil service and reform themes.
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America
Atlantic
Liverpool
New York
Cape’ Race
Newfoundland
A Line O' Cheer Everyday With Mr Trouble
The poem recounts daily consolations from Mr Trouble, meeting in friendly talk about care and hardship. It recalls a man who left family for country service, a failed fortune, digestive woes, solitary bachelor life, and poverty's wolves. The narrator notes Trouble's jealous, tumultuous nature.
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Trouble
Ana
Fortune
Burt
Three Way Fight For Thirteenth Massachusetts District
Interest runs high in New England as voters head to the polls in Boston for the Thirteenth Massachusetts District by election to fill the Weeks senate vacancy. Alfred L. Cutting Republican John J. Mitchell Democrat and Norman H. White Progressive vie in a three cornered contest. The district has been a Republican stronghold though a Democrat win is considered possible.
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New England
Massachusetts
Boston
Alfred L. Cutting
Weston
John J. Mitchell
Marlboro
Norman H. White
Brookline
John W. Weeks
United States Senate
The Duty of the Nation in Flood Control
A senator from Nevada advocates a ten year fifty million dollar federal fund to regulate navigable rivers and protect riparian lands from floods. The piece argues existing levee plans fail to address comprehensive flood control and river regulation, urging national responsibility to safeguard people and property from recurring overflows.
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Francis G. Newlands
Nevada
Congress
United States
Memphis
New Orleans
Tesissippi
World Poll: Senate Support for Wool and Sugar Tariff Schedules
A New York World poll shows Democratic senators expect passage of the wool and sugar schedules in the Senate. The group generally backs the income tax and twenty senators have pledged support for the wool and sugar provisions.
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New York World
Congress
Myth Buster Dr Woods Hutchinson Slams Housekeeping
Dr Woods Hutchinson questions the value of grandmothers traditional housekeeping and says modern domestic systems are far ahead. He states there is no servant solution, calling domestic service a feudal survival and arguing for abolition of servants.
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Woods Hutchinson
New York Times
Dr. Hutchinson
Europe
Washington's diverse publications span city and world
Washington hosts 121 publications across daily, weekly and semi monthly issues. Major dailies include The Evening Star and The Washington Post with other weeklies like National Tribune and Army and Navy Register shaping military and civic discourse.
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Pott City
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Washington Times
Washington Herald
Hach
United States
Bulletin
National Tribune
Grand Army of the Republic
Army and Navy Register
Army and Navy
Army and Navy News
Army and Navy Magazine
Register
the News
Fleet Review
Field Artillery Journal
Arms and
the Man
Navy
National Georgraphic Magazine
National Geographic Society
American Federationist
Anvesiadl Federation of Labor
Trades Unionism
Trades Union
National Socialist
Manuel Quezon
Congress
Philippine Islands
Index Medicus
Hospital News
Life and Health
Military Surgeon
Inventive Age
Inventor's Journal
Patent News
Advent Review
Sunday Herald
Catholic Educational Review
the Missionary
The
Mission Bulletin
Pilgrim of Palestine
der Palestine ‘Pilger Order der Kreuzfahret Kalendar
Revista Americana de Derelio Internacional
Esperantists
Amerika Esperantista
Esperanto Herald
Hangar
Army Aviation Field
College Park
Catholic University Bulletin
Georgetown Law Journal
Georgetown College Journal
George Washington University Bulletin
the Hand and Mind
Colored People
the Bee
Voices From
Barkland
Howard University
China Republic Congress Opens Amid Recognition Delays
The first Congress of the Chinese republic opened last Tuesday as the United States postponed recognition to April 12 awaiting the new legislature’s workings. Other powers rejected Bryan's call for simultaneous recognition, influencing the delay and testing the new government’s machinery.
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Chinese Republic
United States
Mr. Bryan
China
Vicious Little Moon Bystanders in Trench Ambush
In a ruined trench near Adrianople, six Bulgarian soldiers join with twelve Macedonians in a twilight patrol during heavy rain. The men share superstition about a vicious moon, drift into confusion, and are drawn into an ambush as night deepens.
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Naritch
Diplovitch
Kaloub
Petroff
Reff
Suleiman
Nazif
Alexis
Rem
Nraith
Kaloup
Petrof
Rex Ma
Currency Reform In Nicaragua
A detailed report from Nicaragua describes the start of monetary reform exchanging old notes for new on March 3. American bankers Brown Brothers & Co. and J. & W. Seligman funded experts Conant and Harrison to study fiscal conditions in Managua and propose a gold value based system aligned with the U.S. dollar to ease trade and remittance pricing.
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New York
Nicaragua
Republic
Bank of
Philippine Islands
Republic of
Panama
Meet
United States
Brown Brothers & Co
Baltimore
J. & W. Seligman
Charles A. Conant
F. ¢. Harrison
Managua
Nicaga
Nicarag
United State
United Stat
Exs
England
Java
India
Panama Canal
Holland
Something Doing Behold the Office Boy at Work
A playful verse imagines office workers and professions in comic scenes. The punchlines include the secretary, banker, plumber, and lawyer as they perform odd actions and exchange witty lines about their jobs and a stolen plate case.
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Ofice
Johnnie
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