Dr Wiley as Department Store Lecturer and Institution
The piece argues Dr Wiley should appear in a department store stage setting, not just lectures or editorials, to reach busy New York women. It asserts he is an institution beyond chemist or lecturer, capable of practical, persuasive talks on food cleanliness and public health, directly engaging the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wifey
Washington
Alexandera
Wiley
Hhs
New York
Alta
Altors
Morris Tha
Poe
Sahefirure
Akeed
Longress
SAO Ser
America
Tandon
Adante
Pei
Toa
Avier
Leoray
Horder
Army
Kingdom
Coma
Newath
Welcome to Washington A Greeting For A Remarkable Visitor
A curious dispatch describes welcoming a distinguished savant and psychologist to Washington. The piece notes anticipated influence on diplomatic circles and public interest in cultural curiosities of the era, promising access to conversations about high politics and social trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsrak
Iowa
Washington
Pure food expert Dr Wiley eyed for department store post
A midtown department store offers Dr Wiley a $100 yearly position urging him to leave lecturing editorial work. Friends urge him to accept as his public service would uplift many. The piece references Elbert Hubbard and notes Wiley presiding over the food and drug counter could inspire bargain hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maley
Dr Wiley
Elbert Hubbard
Emigration and tax policy push English aristocrat to Canada
Lord Hyde, heir to the Earl of Clarendon, travels from England with family to take a 207 acre farm at Pickering, Canada, seeking independence as he argues English taxation harms thrift and drives the poor toward dependency. The piece argues heavy taxation may backfire, slowing prosperity for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Lord Hyde
Earl of Clarenton
Canada
Jord Hyde
Pickering
Dominion
Lord Ilyde
Local Tariff Debate, Allentown Crime Tale
A satirical note links tariff debates as a local issue, then shifts to a comic crime episode in Allentown. Gothamite notes a bold encounter near Seventh Avenue, resulting in ten days, while David Llewellyn is arrested for stealing a kiss. The Lehigh County jury clears the case as civil, not capital, and the piece contrasts New York and Allentown moralities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Thme
Pennsylvania
Nawark
Seventh Avenue
Twentythird Street
Mello Kid
New York
Allentown
Hattie’ Wert
David Llewellyn David
Mr. Wert
David
Lehigh County
Heathen
Abd ‘Llewellyn
More
Flirtation, tariffs, and politics swirl in New York musings
A sprawling, opinionated column critiques tariff policy and political rhetoric in New York. It derides downward tax revisions, defends government funding, and mocks Democratic platforms while weaving in satirical asides about politicians, consuls, ships, and public affairs. It intersperses names and events, painting a chaotic landscape of early 20th century civic discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
House
Baltimore
Democratic Party
Uncle Sam
Congress
Royal Archduchess to Be Count's Bride in Austria
Reports argue over which Count George Waldburg may wed Archduchess Elizabeth eldest granddaughter of Emperor Francis Joseph. One candidate is a 34 year old Austrian dragoon lieutenant with court rank. another is a Wurttemberg noble 18 or 19, connected to other mediatized lines. The engagement remains unclear amid confusion and historic ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Joseph
Elizabeth
George Waldburg
Vienna
WurteamBerg
Maximilian Waldburg von
Dragoons
Archducheus
Maximilian Waldburg
George
Wurttemberg
Clement Weldburg of
Hohenems
Clementine Oettingen-Spielberg
Archduke Francis Salvator
Archduchess
Valerie
Ag Ald-De-Camp
Schoenbrunn
Waldburgs
Germany
Congress of Vienna
Europe
House of Austria
Hohenlohe
Windischgrachs &c
Frederick
Washington
Maalmillan I
Austria
Amerigo Vespucci
New World
America
Albert Durer
Maximilian of Walbourg
United States
Wolfegg
Imrmense
Grand
Wolfege
Fischer Sim
Waldssemusier
Waldburg
Father Fischer
Waldseemuller
Great Lakes
Speke, Grant
Samuel Baker
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Brentwood Company
James Sharpe Henry Dead Veteran Washington Reporter
James Sharpe Henry, longtime Washington newspaper correspondent and former Gridiron Club president, died at Emergency Hospital after a stroke at his home. He was connected with the Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette, Pittsburgh Times, and Philadelphia Press and later served in the Treasury Depart ment. A funeral committee was named by the Gridiron Club, which paid tribute to a respected journalist and friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sharpe Henry
Washington
Gridiron Club
Nineteenth Street
Hye
Ramuel H Churth
Pittsburgh
Henry
Pittsburgh Commercial Galete
Pittsburgh Times
Philadelphia Press
Sharpsburg
Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette
Pennsylania
Harrisburg
Treasury Department
New Willard Hotel
Henry Hall
James Sharpe Tenry
Havin
Gridion Club
Army Orders Tease of Absence and Umpire Appointments
Army orders detail temporary absences for Capt LALREND and Col MITCHAM to inspect armament at Fort Du Pont and Fort Mott, with visits to Delaware posts. The board at Fort Leavenworth dissolved. several officers named as roasters and umpires for artillery target practice. Amended deployments include Majs COE CALLAN, ROBERT E CALLAN, CLARENCE H McNEIL, and others to Fort Meade, Fort Reno, and remount depots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lalrend
Flemming
Mitcham Ordnance Department
Delaware
Mitcham
Fort du Pont del Fort Telaware
del Fort Mott
Orine
To Lo
Mfrvin
Macs Medical Corps
Leavenworth
Kane
Effecles
Coasi Artillery Corpo
Department of the East
Ane W Coe
Robert E Callan
Clarence H McNeil
Frward Anderson
Harry BE. Wilkins
Kendallville Ind
United States
Second Cavalry
Aizth
Second Alry
Nineteenth Infantry
Mer
Wilmiaw Elliott
Hickman
William Wh Lamadin
Fourth Field Artillery
William Meh Lamadis
Feld Artillery
Quartermasters Department
Tart
Reno Okla
Hort Heng
Omaha Nebr
Geo Frederick A Smitic
Army
Teron
Herbert A McCunc
Harry Fisher
Kie Pome
Naval Orders and Vessel Movements Update
Rear Admiral Chauncey Thomas to home wait orders and multiple officer shuffles announced. Ships arriving include Michigan at navy yard New York Chauncey at Nanwlog Yorktown and Prometheus at Panama Galera while sailing lists show Hampshire Gloster and Massasippi departing for various yards and drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaunce
Thomas
T F Howard
H A Fiske
Dilaton
United States Atlantic
H Marlow
C Mo Fahs
California
T Owens
Michigan
Navy Yard
New York
Chauncey
Nanwlog
Yorktown
Prometheus
Panama
Galera
Tangier Sound
Goucenter
New York City
Tonopah Cantine
Bevero C
Anabi
Norfolk
Mare Island
Conneticut
Minnesota
Missouri
Ohio
Philadelphia
Goa
Mt Pays Yard
Delaware
Benail Point
Nichigan
Shanghai
Ranking Quiros
Haakon Gloucester
Efly Cansar
Santo Domingo City
Man Juan Golldmborough
San Diego
Massasippi
Hampton Roads
Southern
Roe
Orfolk
Yankton
Bampton
Roads
Wavy Yard
Werfolk
Sewall Point 2
White House Callers Saturday Guests and Delegation List
A roster of high level visitors and lawmakers includes Vice President, Secretary Nagel, Gov Sloan of Arizona, Senators Burton, Lodge, Gallinger, Smith, Warren, Crane, and Mith, along with Representatives Morrison, Wood, Aikfs, Davidson, Culp, Smith, Dwight, Blake, Martin, Hill, Slayde, and former figures Dick, Englebright, and Bennet. The gathering features discussions with administration officials and state leaders from multiple regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce and Labor
Nagel Gov Sloan
Arizona
Burton
Ohio
Lodge
Massachusetts
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Mith
Michigan
Warren
Wyoming
Crane
Massachusette
Ropeness Crumpacker
Indiana
Morrison
Wood
New Jersey
AIKFS
South Cepol
Davidson
Culop
Smith
Dwight
Newark
Blake
South Dakota
Martin
Hill
Connecticut
Slayde
Texas
Englebright
California
Bennet
New York
Families can live on fifteen dollars a week claim
Cincinnati capitalist M Schmidlapp, owner of Cin atis model tenements, says a family of five can live on 15 a week and save money, noting his own thrift and urging saving as a national virtue. He cites his past earning and saving patterns and argues wastefulness persists on the American side of the family. He recalls charity and government debt discussions and contrasts with Southern Pacific railroad aid to Roosevelt. He also covers jackrabbit bounties in Kansas, rat lures with carnations in Bellefontaine, and a Colorado prison reform case involving a life prisoner released for a board of pardons appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinginnati
Schmidlapp
Cincinnati
Fesd
Cinatis
Irving
Charity
Uncle Sam
Leslie
Southern Pacific Railroad
E TI Haimman
Roosevelt
The
Sothern Pacific
Colorado River
Imperial Valle
United States
Congress
Canetdas
Southern Pacific
Con Dollis
Unusual Island Wildlife Tale From Santa Rosa
Santa Rosa Island's wild boars and foxes face rapid, novel threats as eagles grow to four feet and larger. Superintendent Frank Pepper reports eagles swoop from rock ledges, seize boars, drop them then carry carcasses to a distant aerie. Foxes also appear in hunting narratives from the island. Nearby items note a rooster causing kitchen chaos and a drinking-bottle-booze tale involving a bootlegger and a rat in local snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fur and
Santa Barbara
San Francesco
Santa Rosa Island
Frank Pepper
Pepper
Cabaretting and a Shabby Sun Verse Echoes
Fragmentary literary piece blending cabaret verse with odd stage lines and a sprawling passage about a muddy shore and existential reflection. It juxtaposes lines on dining, performances, and a muddled biographical note about George Moiner on the Lising Age, with Weathered imagery and a Kansas cow poem ending about honest hearts under worn trousers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moiner
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Leader
A humorous column notes that women may be more honest than men about pretenses and money. It claims optimism helps people fool themselves, and a man’s excitement about a proposal fades when travel or business takes him away. A woman in a new gown is as willing to risk rain as a wealthy man at a venture. The text hints at family reactions when engagement is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Magia
Columbus
Ohio
Nis
Repubil
Inas
Taft
Io Osning
Pennsylvania
New York
Apis Awe Fen
Wits
Bard
Apia
Tomas
Pointed Paragraphs From The Chicago Era
A collage of humorous social observations on manners and foibles. Jests about deaf mutes mirrors cooks brides and marriage, with playful digs at gender and intellect. The piece riffs on small vices, fashion, and a college graduate’s illusion of future fame.
Hotel Lobby Meeting Reflects Political Tussle in 1908
In Columbus Ohio at the New Wizard Hotel a taft faction debate unfolds about delegates and campaign strategy. The piece mentions Taft, Woodrow Wilson, and figures in New York and Wisconsin, reflecting national party maneuvering and support dynamics with references to Fort Worth and Texas figures.
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Uwashington
Sylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Washington Post CO
Washington, DC
Desee
PAULL
York
Steger Jul
Sui
Hiltthcock
Postmasters’ Union
Jud Harmon
Nebraska
Bryan
Harvester Trust
Agricultural Department
Clarence Edwards
Gen Funston
Cheyenne
T R le
Robert Bruce
Capitol
New Orleans
Newport
Bir Guna
JF Morgan
Steel
Monas
Minneapolis
He Was
Norah
James Sharpe
NAVAL
White House
Cjernmati Capitalist
Kansas
Topelka
Inter Ocean
John Steizig
Steizig
Colorado
Denter (Colo) Dlapateh
New York Times
Tynan
State Penitentiary
E B Parrott
Lfe
Denver
Board of Pardons
Oyrayne
Mar
Dairview
Lewster Journal
Wesmoauth Jonson
North Berwick
Avhiung
Thomas Pobarra
Blue Mound
de Scessert
Tom Foyeria
Reyrctentat
Bennett Smith
Aleaander
Aurora
Smuth
Lew Smith
Cowan
WB Fitahugh
Teves
Shoreham
Samuel Boomar
Fort Wort
Great West
AA GH
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