International effort urged to save migratory birds
New York February 28 a broad conservation movement sought to unite world powers to halt commercial plumage hunting that endangers the most valuable bird species. At the International Ornithological Congress in Berlin American delegate from the National Association of Audubon Societies will push for a tripartite US Canada Mexico pact and formal protections against poachers.
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The Wise Judge
A 1910 American Press Association item titled The Wise Judge appears in this archive for copyright and attribution notes.
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Irregular Soldier Becomes Confederate Spy in 1863
In 1863 with the Army of the Potomac I admits my roving ways and obsession with risk. A southern girl helped me evade capture by disguising me in citizen clothes then I gathered enemy movements as a disguised Confederate. I earned a general’s trust and was assigned to secret service work despite fears of desertion.
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Lincoln and a Soldier's Hidden Order Survives Trial
A Confederate capture and desertion charge led to a death sentence for a Union soldier. His mother appealed to President Lincoln, who halted the execution and ordered a stay pending discovery of a hidden order. The soldier, after disguise and dangerous retrieval of the order, regained duty and shared a personal letter from Lincoln. The fate of a missed southern girl remains linked to a bygone romance.
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Safe Rules for Living and Domestic Knowledge
Compilation of quotes linking justice and restraint with humane behavior. Hierocles urges fair dealing with all, including adversaries, to avoid vice. Gentlewoman asserts female household mastery requires knowledge equal to servants. Emerson celebrates enthusiasm as driving great historic movements.
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