Aldridge Is Rejected and Hale’s Retirement Noted
The article reports Aldridge’s defeat by about 6000 votes to Havens, noting Reed-like public demand for high character officials. It also reflects on Nelson Aldrich and Eugene Hale’s departures and the Senate’s future without their long service, praising their tenure and warning the chamber will miss them.
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James 8. Pavens
Cheravler
Congress
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George W. Alender
Monroe Sruary
Dre
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Levens
Odestes
Perkins
James S. Hewre
Demertaci
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Nore
Sian Muioelly
Havens
Bpoef
Numself Ag
Caungace
Campari
Heck
Aldrich
Hate
Nelaon
Ana
Eugene Hate
Instea
Brent Foas
Bens Yr Ailwon
Ajm
Hale
Senate
Hess
Maine
Spain
Rhode Island
Mexico
Storlea
Atlantas
Atlantis
Gudhver
Cotton Growers Debate New Policy and Diversification
An article discusses a policy shift in cotton cultivation aimed at diversification and safety. It notes the push for specialized farming methods, improved economies, and education led by President Fintey and supported by the Department of Agriculture. The piece highlights efforts to reduce risk, raise yields, and stabilize markets across the Southern states.
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Binley
Gary
Enttan
Buck
Saber
Otto
Asraa
Vag & Greene
Findy
Texas
Department of Agricullure
Fintey
Coften
Unbelievable Cruelty in Orphan Tests at Philadelphia Lab
A Herald report alleges pathologists at William vlmizat laboratory in Philadelphia conducted cruel experiments on orphan babies shipped from the Philadelphia Almshouse to St. Vincent's Home. Dr Hamilton presided, claiming justification and shifting blame to younger colleagues, while admitting personal responsibility for conceiving the tests. The aim was to compare tuberculin effects with animal studies. Local reaction questions the morality and scientific merit of the work.
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William Vlmizat Laboratory
Philadelphia
Tim New
Hamiil
Sudo
Ormal
Gerspenter
Cops
The
Herald
Philadelphia Almshouse
St. “Vincent's
Colorado Woman in Politics and Public Life
The Denver Woman Mrs Crawford HU is described as well read and travel worn, keen on current issues especially politics. She votes and holds office, reflecting a Colorado spirit of female political participation where women influence elections and governance, challenging old views of male dominance.
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Crawford HU
Heryor
Denver
Montreas
Colorado
Stoen
Gnell
Not As From France in Catholic Standard and Timex
The fragment references a Parisian fashion note with gowns made locally and remarks on politics and marriage. It notes citizens, voters, and cultural commentary interwoven with reflective quotes on love and independence.
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France
Complex medieval tales and noble lineages dominate obscure royal chronicles
The article recounts a mix of monarchial clemency on Good Friday, royal ballads, and the Gladstone lineage, detailing Queen Isabels mercy, papal notes, and a chain of aristocratic titles. It surveys Count Hans Konigemarck, the Konigsmark family, and their ties to German and British figures, including the Saxe and Dryden connections, with historical anecdotes on murder trials and noble descent.
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Jeaning
Chilat
Gud Barabbas
Hilers
Spain
Isabell
Ieabellath
Zentencs
Tsatella II
Attonno Zull
Hana Konigemarck
Charles von Konigemarck
Hans Konigemarck
Schérming
India
Garthan
Hans
Heutenartt
Duxing Hig Vielf
Lord Kitchener
Ther
Konlgemarcks
Artatoccracy
John Charles Konigsmarck
Thomas Thynne
Tom
Dryden
Ogle
Thynne
Westminster Abbey
Argos
Sophie Dorothea
Hanover
Ald
Coeducation debated by Harvard scholar and editor
Dr Charley M Green of Harvard Medical School argues coeducation at its best harms American homes after kindergarten age. The piece weighs male female competition, nervous strain on women, and critics like Prof Muennterberg who warn coeducational instruction feminizes and weakens education, while noting regional and institutional differences in coed practices.
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New York
Charley M. Green
Harvard Medical School
Colpus
Ang
Wilson
Princeton
Green
Muennterberg
Belshazzar’s Feast Recalled In Mild Complaint
Paul Wast writes in the New York World condemning gossip about reformers and crowds. He insists his “Belshazzar’s feast” was not scandalous and asks to be left out of the hush and hype surrounding other public rowdiness.
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Romulus Z
Paul Wast
New York
Belshazzar
Babylon
Trenton
Belshaster
Barsitt
Lestie
Ny Ict
Yinie
Eni
Iybody
WIFEY and the Reader in a Patchwork of Verse and Anecdote
A fragmented reading from a New York press style page blends poems on marriage and friendship with memoir notes from performers. It recounts a trapeze artist’s near fall amid jokey banter about publication and audience reactions, quoting studio chatter and stylistic asides from poets and artists.
Circus of Rumor and Circumstantial Evidence in Garage Tale
A chaotic Chicago tale drifts through suggestive paragraphs where a youth faces a prank gone wrong, a shattered bottle blamed on wind and misread clues. The piece hints at a courtly or moral judgment, centering on a young man linked by family ties and a questionable accident in a backyard garage.
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Nan
No Seat No Fare Sparks Row in Trenton Cars
A tanglesome altercation over seat refusals and fare collection erupts on Trenton streetcars as police resist intervention. Med school students stand, conductors fail to collect fares, and local women clash with a Leo Kelly incident. The company plans new cars. ordinance fights move to higher courts.
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Trenton
Leo Kelly
Hamilton Avenue
Chambersburg
Stata
Watterson on Roosevelt and the political duel
A historical essay critiques Theodore Roosevelt and the preelection climate. It compares 1880 Grant’s world tour to contemporary Roosevelts, warns of one man power, and argues reform depends on party balance and institutional checks are preserved.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Courier-Journal
Gev
Grant
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Roosevelt
Roscoe Conkling
Taft praised as athletic president in national sentiment
A Washington observer recalls Taft’s appeal to sports fans, noting his public display of baseball symbolism and the lasting affection from the nation. The article cites discussions of American missions in Asia and the Philippines, the Pacific region sentiment, and perspectives on governance, with quotes from Rev. and political figures.
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TMH Emlsstons
Germany
General Assembly
ins /Bhingpines
Asia
Wight
Don Phillippe Buen Cannes
Aguinaldo
Presbyterian
Maria
Gimce
United Stas
Hawaii
Taft
Norton Va
Raleigh Jay
Dent
Taf T
Washington
Waddell Loosened by Devereaux Nerve Tricks
In a colorful vignette from All baseball fans recall Rube Waddell as a nerve capable pitcher undone by Brick Devereaux a fiery Irishman. Devereaux taunts Waddell with insults about his pace and practice driving the pitcher to rage and eventually out of the game.
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C. B. van Sam
Rube Waddell
Brick” Deverest
Rube
Brick” Devereaux
Alvas
Brick
Burk
Devereaux
Waddell
Ruhe
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