Rising Congressman Fitzgerald Aims for Democratic Lead
John Joseph Fitzgerald known as Fitzle dominates the stage during the closing days of the session as a rising Democratic figure. Born March 10, 1872, in Trollaydodgerville, he rose from Brooklyn schools to Manhattan College and New York Law School, entering Congress in 1898 at 26. He backed Bryan in 1900 and has since won reelection to multiple Congresses, shaping future party leadership amid intra party shifts.
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John Joseph Fitzgerald
Fitzle
John Joseph
John Sharp Williams
John Sharp
Congressian de Armond
Missouri
Npor
John Sharp Wiliams
Senate
Fitzgerald
Trollaydodgerville
Brooklyn
Manhattan College
New York Law School
New York ‘Ay
AFGHAN AMEER AMBITIONS DRAW BRITISH IRE INDIAN FRONTIER
The article portrays Hihilaabh Khan as an autocratic Afghan leader not at war with British India but allowing 20000 troops to invade Lafila and threaten frontier guards. It suggests possible loss of Britain’s annual subsidy and the imperial title Your Majesty. It cites Kipling’s tale of a nervous envoy and Afghan military ferocity.
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Hihilaabh Khan
Afghanistan
British India
Lafila
Frontier Guards
Edward
Ameer
India
Kabul
Kentucky
Rudyard Kipling
Aniecer
Real Ruler of Ireland Cardinal Logue Leads Irish in New York
Cardinal Michael Logue archbishop of Armagh and primate of Ireland is hailed as a real influence in the New York archdiocese. He is named a direct ecclesiastical descendant of St Patrick and is praised for patriotism, loyalty to Ireland and Weland, and for opposing Home Rule measures as risky to national interests. His hard line discipline and readiness to speak on policy are noted.
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Michael Lugno
Armagh
Ad Ireland
Valer al Trewnd
Archdiocese of
New York
Te Majorige
St Patrick
New Yoo
Furley
Cardinal Logue
America
Weland
John &. Redmond
National Convention
Timothy Healy
William O'Brien
Dublin
Kildare
Limerick
Lite Urdnate
Bachelor Martin to Entertain English Society in London
Mrs Bradley Martin as a social figure headlines New York high society recalls Ward McAllister’s era as Frederick Townsend Martin, known as Bachelor Martin, plans to entertain in England with the Countess of Craven. He aims to charm King Edward and rival elite tastes with tact and originality, after shaping New York’s famed seasonal entertainments.
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Bradley Martin
America
New York
Sodety
Frederick Townsend Martin
Martin
Ward Mcallister
Peason
England
Slater
Countess of Craven
Moy Oes
Edward
George Gould
Frances Prayo
Ied Kyrla
Bellow
Gould "Tey
d’Uzeg
jMre
Elf
Bible Burke
Bishop Potter
Lens
Horge
Types of sea and river craft around the world described
The article surveys global boat types from the Italian gondola to Chinese junks Hawaiian canoes and Indian catamarans, noting design features, rigging, and purposes. It highlights how regional needs and traditions shaped evolution from primitive craft to modern forms, with many varieties across Asia, Europe, and the Pacific.
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Italy
Heaton
John Chinaman
India
England
Ireland
Portsmouth
Sea of
Marmora
Ramone
Aceein
Why the Boy Was Baptized At a Little Luncheon
A luncheon story recounts apostasy among New York families as a wealthy Jewish household baptizes their first child to ease religious tensions. The tale, shared at a dinner by Mr. Brocksen Bonds, notes a child asking why Christians remain Christians while a grandfather remains Jewish, illustrating conversion pressure.
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Europe
Joseph Cowen
Ziontet
New York
Theodor Hers
Brocksen Bonds
Ioother
Uae
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Ndi
Angels OF China
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