Campaign fund custodian Sheldon active in politics
Georgs Tt. Sheldon of New York, banker and campaign fund custodian, has long served in Republican committees and tops a list of major corporate director roles. James T. Lloyd of Missouri, Democratic congressional campaign manager, directs efforts to control the House. born in Canton, he served as minority whip. Rockefeller’s wry joke about abstinence and the era’s art fakes feature in this mixed political moment piece.
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Metropolitan Trust Company
Milwaukee Light, Heat and Traction Company
Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company
New Jersey Terminal Dock and Improvement Company
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Rogers Locomotive Works
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Union Bay and
James T. Lloyd
Missouri
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
National House of Representatives
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Tin County
Dream of Maw Lang Da Dream Laat
A London Chronicle excerpt recalls an experimental awakening tale where a dreamer undergoes anesthetic control tests. The doctor measures time as the dreamer endures a skin of questions about memory and identity, awakening with questions of duration and reality.
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London Chronicle
Alma Tadema’s two unsold works told in a Minneapolis Journal note
The Minneapolis Journal recalls Alma Tadema recounting two failed paintings from his student days. One, a house fire scene, was returned unsold by the 1859 Ernvergela exhibition committee. The other, a large square piece, was repeatedly rejected and finally cut from its frame for use as a table cover by an old woman.
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Minneapolia Journal
Supposed Life on Mara Noted by Professor Lowell
The excerpt argues Mars may be inhabited and of a higher order than humans. It notes Mars life challenges Earth-centric views and likens the shift to Copernican upheavals, urging a broader cosmo planetary perspective and confidence that life exists on Mars.
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Mars
Professor Lowell
Century
A Big Snowfall in England and Scotland History
The account recalls historic snow events in England and Scotland. It cites a January to March 1615 storm, with snow depths burying gates and walls, and lingering until May. A 1620 Scottish fall lasted thirteen days with minimal interruption. A February 1762 surge saw snow depths of ten to twelve feet in some places.
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England
Scotland
He Kept Count and the Trainer's Cautionary Note
A famous animal trainer speaks in New York about steady, gentle training. He warns against sudden actions and notes that unexpected caresses can anger an animal more than harm. An anecdote from Scotland recounts a night with a Scottish adulter, and the old man’s hospitality contrasted with a startled reaction to a friend’s words.
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New York
Scotland
Fragmented OCR lookalike text puzzle message
The readable parts describe a confusing scene with a father urging a son about late nights and a highway encounter. Names and clear events are missing, leaving only garbled phrases and partial words. The piece resembles a distressed or corrupted archival note rather than a cohesive report.
Bryan and Taft in 1908 campaign noted roles
A 1908 era dispatch outlines Charles P. Bryan as business manager of the Commoner and a calm, conciliatory influence at the Democratic convention. It contrasts him with his brother William Jennings Bryan, notes Clara Clemens’ quips on genius and bed, and mentions Taft in Moscow with remarks on etiquette. It also covers John Worth Kern’s family and Kern’s wife and children, plus Kern’s social and civic work and wife’s role.
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