Ballard Story Showcases Roosevelt Meeting and Inaugural Escort
Las Vegas correspondent recalls Captain Charles Ballard of Roswell as the lone Democrat in New Mexico's territorial council who refused a job from President Roosevelt. Ballard met Roosevelt after a South America trip and chose principle over a position, prompting Roosevelt to praise his loyalty and consider him for the inaugural escort.
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Charles Ballard
Roswell
Legislative Council
Las Vegas
Albuquerque Morning Journal
N. M
Territorial Legislative Council
Rough Rider
Roosevelt
Ballard
New York
South America
Oyster Bay
Charlie
Brodie
New Mexico
Stranger in Church Noted by Five Dollar Gift
In a brief church scene a preacher reports finding a five dollar note in the contribution box and asks about a former college quarterback son, while a local man mentions someone named Jenkins and Denkins being on crutches.
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Jenkins
Denkins
Jumbo’s Heart On Display In Cornell Neurology Museum
The World reports the giant heart of Jumbo the elephant, weighing 36 pounds and measuring 28 by 24 inches, stored in a museum cellar for upcoming dissection. It will be destroyed afterward. The heart is 98 times larger than an average human heart and far too large for display.
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Department of Neurology
Cornell University
New York World
How to Can Jam or Preserve a Husband Humorous 1902 Advice
A Memphis Commercial Appeal column quotes a satirical primer on “caning” a husband with a long engagement and sugar coating to preserve him. It contrasts American and foreign husbands and ends with brief notices about Ballard's Horehound Syrup and light jokes from various sources.
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Memphis
T. J. Chambers
Liberty
Texas
Ballard
Socorro Drug and Supply Co
Likens Russian to Flint in Moscow Press Censorship Talk
George J. Gould returns to Philadelphia after a 3000 mile European tour and an American resident of Moscow discusses press censorship. He says war news is perverted, Russians misled by victories, and depictions of defeats spark wild rejoicing.
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George J. Gould
Philadelphia
Europe
Moscow
Russia
Editor’s Manifesto On Stunts In Newspaper Work
An Oklahoma editor laments what it takes to run a paper listing duties from poetry to tariff debate, reporting weddings, fire scenes and ads. The piece notes quirks of readers and editors while poking at social norms and grand headlines. It closes with wry lines on manners and gossip.
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Oklahoma
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