Fragmentary price line hints at catalog listing
A fragment shows monetary values including seven dollars and cents with scattered figures. It mentions republication rights for special dispatches, implying a clipped catalog or notice page item without fuller context.
Lincoln Honored Across Cities in Wartime Reflections
Across Jersey City and St Louis, leaders warn of future naval threats and urge unity. Rear Admiral Sims cautions America may face another war with a single navy, while Will Hays eulogizes Lincoln and calls for eradicating radicalism.
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United States
William S.’Sims
America
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Will H. Hays
Republican Nations Committee
Abraham Lincoln
Hays
Lincoln
Singland
Landers Fields
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Lincoln birthday conference ends with banquet in Cleveland
The Lincoln American Alliance observance of Abraham Lincoln's 111th birthday concluded with a banquet in Cleveland. Major General Leonard Wood delivered the principal address as labor business and university leaders discussed reconstruction issues during the session.
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SAYS HE WAS PAID PRICE FOR HIS SUPPORT
A fragmentary courtroom transcript notes how a witness claimed payment for political support. Judge Wichhorn questions actions after the talk, and the witness mentions that in past elections two main supporters shifted positions, with references to staying on the safe side.
Newberry vote and strike talks mark tense political scene
The record shows defiant rhetoric on Newberry's support and a district victory. Cross examination reveals a history of arrests and prior convictions. Barker addressed President Wilson on possible reopening talks with maintenance workers on strike next Tuesday, pledging to pursue a fair, square deal while avoiding premature conclusions about a wage tribunal or strike actions.
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Fie
Wilson to Meet Union Heads on Wage Dispute
Detroit telegram reports President Wilson to meet railroad union leaders today as talks with railroad administration and station employees stall over wages and hours. A. E. Barker cites unresolved issues and possible White House decision while both sides hint at a general strike remains unlikely amid pending legislation.
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Boiling kettle vents in Japan sings as bubbles strike metal
A boiling kettle venting in Japan causes steam and bubbles to hit metallic bars, producing musical sounds. The reader notes the unusual acoustic effect and the playful image of a kitchen kettle making music.
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Japan
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief
A vintage advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless rheumatism liniment that quickly eases pain and stiffness in joints muscles and bones without internal treatment or skin burns. It claims sciatica neuralgia back ache limber limbs and general soreness fade after a small trial bottle from any drug store.
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Mexico’s National Debt and Interest Unpaid
Mexico’s total public debt stands at 425,739,801 pesos with 113,170,975 pesos of interest unpaid, according to a Treasury statement by Luis Cabrera secretary.
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Remains of Hernando Cortes Said Found in Mexico City
The article reports a century–long quest to locate the dust of Cortes, Spanish conqueror of Mexico, in the Temple of Jesus complex. A crystal coffin with silver bars and gold embroidery is believed to hold his remains, with a golden key allegedly capable of opening a marble vault. Authorities and descendants are cited as pursuing verification and access to the relics in Mexico City.
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Naples
Italy
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Seville
Coyoacan
St. Francis
Tezcuco
Capial
Chuch
Samuel travels to Palestine to advise on administration
Herbert Louis Samuel former British postmaster general has left London for Palestine at the invitation of Field Marshal Lord Allenby to advise on administration and finance for developing the country.
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London
Herbert Louis Samuel
Palestine
Lord Allenby
Hounds Help Hunters In Manchester Complaint
Complaint alleges poachers use cars to patrol roads, shoot inside reserves, and release hounds to flush game in Manchester area. Police note illegal activity targets wildlife and risks public safety. Local authorities urge reporting of poaching incidents to enforce regulations.
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Manchester
Prohibition Booze Cite Sparks Court Room Quip in Chattanooga
A man charged with immoderate imbibing quips to the judge that he needs time to get used to prohibition booze. He says it only had one rip and laid him out, in a Chattanooga court record reflecting the era’s temper.
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Chattanooga
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