Bishop William Anderson Election Platform and Support
The article outlines Bishop William Anderson’s platform and the strong backing from his community. It highlights his leadership within the Mehoist Papis and the pledge to advance educational and religious interests. Supporters emphasize his commitment to youth, mission work, and societal betterment through steady church guidance.
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Wiliams
Andersen
Messaie
Hiis
Papis Bepalehareh
Peter
Lis
Mikes
Setipar
Veakes
Three Builders of Nations in Civil Liberty Vision
A sweeping reflection places Cavour alongside William the Silent and George Washington as nation makers who endured war and upheaval to defend free institutions. The author links their legacies to justice mercy and heroic patriotism, noting how each shaped a lasting national character and warned against tyranny while praising steadfast commitment to liberty.
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Cavour
William the Silent
George Washington
Ench
Willian the Silent
Wellington
Peel
Washington
Ieee
Trust in Law and a Wealth of Doubt at Luncheon
A luncheon at the Towners club features lawyers debating honesty and the futility of insuring virtue. A sharp client offers a contractor’s fee of one hundred dollars to win a case without doing any work, highlighting skepticism about courtroom outcomes.
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Tawners’ Club
Equitable
Pulte Street
Beggar Pleads For Time To Feed Hungry Children
A street beggar appeals for mercy to a hurried pedestrian who declines further aid, citing immediate needs and time constraints as he moves on. The exchange captures daily urban hardship and the public’s mixed responses to begging.
Invisible airship Roenne plans deadly near invisible steamer
Baron Roenne proposes an invisibility craft using a mirrored metal skin and varnish to deflect light, claiming a large airship Olympia able to carry 400 passengers with 2000 horsepower. He asserts it could be detected only at long range and even then resisted telescope view. The idea, published in Pearson’s Weekly, cites Greenwich Observatory reviews and patenting by Haren Roenne.
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Haren Roenne
Baron Roenne
England
Aaron Roenne
Greenwich Royal Observatory
Maren Roonne
Laren Loenne
Ohio
Pearson's Weekly
Clepiredent Day Sneezing Customs Across Fogland
Fragmentary OCR reveals old fogland belief on sneezing at Clepiredent day. Customs linked timing to luck, with blessings and misfortune tied to hours and group sneezes. A saying urged people to wish twice and hope for business discussions during shared sneezes.
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Enieaymoda
Fogland
Biddys Blunder With Sausage Tea Party Folly
Mrs Howard thuckle hosts an Irish girl and a tea party with expert company. Tea is served and the table set but sausages fail to appear. Mrs Hinkle asks where the sausages are, and Biddy claims they are in the tay pat. A humorous domestic mix up unfolds in this old-time vignette.
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Biddy
Howard Thuckle
Hiddy
Man of Character Quoted in Whimsical Edits
An assortment of epigrams and quips on proving character through deeds, time, and actions. A watchlike man is judged by his works and hours kept, with playful remarks from athletes reformers pugilists and a tired girl.
Earl Yarmouth Faces Bankruptcy With Chicken Ventures
In bankruptcy court Earl of Yarmouth told the judge he tried poultry farming after his divorce from Miss Alice Thaw to live on the 25000 per year his wife had provided. He said his income is about 5000 a year and he seeks employment to supplement it. He noted a 85000 note, of which he has received 22000, the rest covering interest, commissions and costs.
Mayors Fine Themselves In Auto Speeding Spat
In Cammerce Georgia the mayor fined the mayor pro tem and the mayor pro tem fined the mayor for speeding. The incident shows a circular self discipline among city leaders over transit rules.
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Cammerce
Protem
The Reminder on Extravagance and Moral Debate in New York Dinner
A fragmented excerpt discusses the extravagance of idle rich and the impact on family life and marriage. It touches on social judgment, material wealth, and tensions around spending, duty, and marital harmony amid mounting debt and societal expectations. The passage reveals a satirical voice critiquing conspicuous consumption.
At Busy Street Crossing a Collision Sparks Roar
Eyewitness chatter notes a crowd gathered at a street corner after an automobile collision. Speculation runs high that a famed pugilist may appear, while onlookers await the controversial figure’s exit from the scene.
Tower That Dominates Paris Belfry and Dome of Montmartre
A historic tower in Paris rises as the basilica dome nears completion, set to mark a century on Montmartre. The piece contrasts this work with New York and Chicago, and recounts a Chicago misfortune about a penny lost to a vending machine. A Chicago traveler notes efforts to reimburse patrons for defective machines, detailing a letter sent with gum and a return envelope.
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Paris
Steve Coeur
Montmartre
New York
Chicago
Baylig
Indian Relics Found In Massachusetts
Moses H W Phillips of the Log Plain road reports finding two Indian relics on his Greenfield farm. A spear head of native stone, unfinished and unusually large, and an ax attributed to Tomatawk are described as carved from a coarse grain stone. Field notes come from Greenfield correspondence.
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Massachusetts
Moses HW. Phillips
Log Plais Road
Phillips
Greenfield
Springfeld
Sweet Little Harry Cartoon Moment
Ma hears Harry propose moving to a country where people are Mohammedana because they think fat women are beautiful. The boy is warned to stop talking or be sent to bed with nothing to eat.
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Harry
Predecessors of Captain Lux in Franco German War escapes
The article recounts Franco German War precedents of captives like General Saussier escaping from East Prussian prisons. It covers Saussier fleeing via disguise from Grandena to Poland then France, Zurlinden slipping out of Clogay on Christmas Eve, and Paul Deroulede leaving Breslau disguised as a Polish Jew and nearly betrayed, ending as a sub-lieutenant in the final battles.
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Lux
Thia
Saussier
Grandena
Prussia
Tite
Poland
Jam
France
Austria
Italy
Zurlinden
Pat
Clogay
Silesia
Berlin
Prankfort
Karlsruhe
Paul Deroulede
Breslau
Himelf
Heniia
M. Deraulede
Ture ' Eas
Most Patient of Thieves At Coliseum Skate Rink
A bold thief at the Coliseum in San Francisco attempted to steal a pair of skates piece by piece. Only partial items remained with the thief holding three wheels a ball and metal scraps while the rink kept the skates disassembled and a hat bearing the dealer’s missing initials.
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Coliseum
America
San Francisco Bulletin
Frantic Wood-woodneuralgia patient scenes in barbershop
In a busy barber shop Thompson fears neuralgia after boasting of not having had it. He taps the marble wood bowl and a wooden counter frame amid startled customers, then reassures himself and humorously resumes shaving as barbers continue.
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Thompson
Barbera
Bellavea
Open Religion Practices Across Faiths Noted
The Bishop of London praises Muslim openness in worship and suggests mats in the Athenaeum for bishops to kneel publicly. Observations from Russia, Poland, and Vilna show reverence in streets and churches as Christians and Muslims alike observe prayers and kneel in public spaces.
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London
Athenaeum
Russia
Kremlin
Moscow
Poland
Sud
Jesus Christ
Vilma
Ostrabramska
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the Globe Printing Co
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Chicago's Way
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August Steimann
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Huwahed Graves Emmet County Land and Abstract Company
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