Aldridge Is Rejected and Hale’s Service Praised
In a 1910 Washington-era column, Democratic James Levens defeats Republican George Aldridge in North Carolina politics, while reflections honor Senator Nelson W. Aldrich and Senator Eugene Hale for long, capable service. The piece also blends literary and cultural sketches, noting Romulus Linney’s legacy and other public figures in a broad survey of politics and society.
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Aldridge
James 8. Piavens
Attillyy
Congress
Mohrom County
George W. Alenia
Meares Sruary
Albany
Che Peare
Levens
Soiethy
Rockeater
Perkins
James
Memoriaci
Havens
Numself Ag
Caungace
Heck
Neram
Romulus Z. “Linney
North Carolina
Marth Sarolina
Cotton Growing Policy Promoted by Southern Planters
The article discusses a new cotton growing policy advocated by Southern planters led by President Finley. It urges diversification, safe farming practices, and increased agricultural education to reduce risk, boost yields, and stabilize prices while preserving crop safety and economic viability across the region.
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Binley
Fant
Gary
Enttan
Asrea
Anaes Vag & Greene
Findy
Texas
Department of Agricullure
Unbelievable Cruelty in Philadelphia Orphan Experiments
A letter quotes pathologists at William vlmizat laboratory denying abuse claims while a Herald report alleges three physicians conducted tuberculin experiments on orphan babies shipped from the Philadelphia Almshouse to St Vincent's Home. The aim was to test effects on infants versus animal tests, sparking public outrage over scientific justification and ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vlmizat Laboratory
Philadelphia
Tim New
Hamiil
Sudo
Ormal
Gerspenter
Cops
The
Herald
Philadelphia Almshouse
St. “Vincent's
Denver Woman Politically Active in Colorado History
The Denver Woman Mrs Crawford HU is described as charming well read and deeply involved in politics. She votes holds office and represents a surge of female civic engagement in Colorado. The article notes strong male support and a spirit of comradeship between genders in the state.
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Crawford HU
Heryor
Denver
Montreas
Colorado
Stoen
Gnell
Not As From France In Catholic Standard and Timex
A fragmented OCR style note discusses French fashion in Paris and gowns made locally. The piece tangentially touches politics and society, hinting at voter mistakes in political life and remarks about marriage and behavior. The text blends quotes and stray phrases without a clear single event.
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France
Fragmented historical notes on kings and nobles as Good Friday tales
A long, tangled OCR fragment recounts royal clemency stories from Spain and earlier eras, touching on Queen Tsatella II, her Good Friday acts, and prisoners spared. It shifts to genealogies and titles of Herbert Gladstone, Viscount Gladstone, and the Konigemarck family, detailing lineage, estates, and notable military figures, ending with scattered asides on historical figures and events.
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Alfonge
Jeaning
Spain
Ieahellath
Zentencs
Tsatella 1I
Coe
Warriot
Atronao Zull
Herbert Gladstone
Viscount Gladstone
Lanark
Lanarkshire
Gladstone
Willd Gladstone
Arthurshiel
Wiliam Gladstone
Biggin
Gledstones
Gladstonea
Thomas
Sor
John
Seans
Royal Cease
Gladstones
Gladstom
Nissoldare
Wiliam Ewart- Gladatone
Thomas Glafistone
John Glaistone
Elre
Lady Gladstone
United South Africa
Hana Konigemarck
Charles von Konigemarck
Hans Konigemarck
India
Garthan
Hans
Heutenartt
Duxing Hig Vielt
Lord Kitchener
Ther
Konlgemarcks
Artatoccracy
John Charles Konigsmarck
Thomas Thynne
Tom
Dryden
Ogle
Thie Koulgepistot
Ceaceth Ranei
Alplete
Madrid
Thynne
Westminster Abbey
Argos
Nim
Marechal de Saxe
Fontenoy
Aurora
George Sand
Philip Koriigamare
George I of
England
Sophie Dorothea
Hanover
Ald
Coeducation attacked in Harvard critique article
The Harvard Medical School doctor Charley M. Green argues coeducation harms the American home, while other experts note minimal nervous strain for women and praise strong female performance. Critics worry about feminisation of instruction and loss of traditional student dynamics across the country.
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New York Times
Charley M. Green
Harvard Medical School
Sta Best
Coljies
Wison
Pringston
Dr. Green
de. Green
Muennterberg
Belshazzar’s Feast Mocked In Mild Complaint
Paul Wast of the New York World mocks gossip about Belshazzar and public feasts. He contrasts his alleged scandal with the Trenton affair, urging that his own revelry be left alone and not shouted as Belshazar’s feast.
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Paul Wast
New York
Belshazzar
Babylon
Trenton
Belshaster
Rambling Notes on Poetry and Acrobat Tales
A fragmentary piece from a New York press page mixes untidy musings on poets with anecdotal tales from the circus world. It recounts a performer’s near fall on the trapeze, reflections on audience critique, and short quips about money and ambition in the arts.
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Barsitt
Lestie
New York
Ny Ict
Eni
Iybody
Window Toss Leads to Tragic Circumstantial Evidence
A muddled Chicago page recounts a young man who tries to hide a broken bottle tossed from a garage, amid a tangle of gossip and a fatalistic tone about circumstantial evidence. The scene centers on a brother and sister’s partner witnessing the aftermath and questioning innocence.
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K Farlaw
Warngo
No Seat No Fare Stirs Controversy in Trenton Transit
A chaotic scene in Trenton centers on strict fare rules and a new no seat no fare ordinance. Police are reluctant to intervene as riders refuse to yield seats and conductors struggle to enforce payments. Med school students and local figures figure in clashes as the company plans more cars while courts may challenge the ordinance.
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Trenton
Boots Street
Leo Kelly
Hamilton Avenue
Chambersburg
Hikary
Watterson Declares Roosevelts Path to Power Threatens Republic
The writer argues Roosevelt faces strong opposition within the Republican Party and warns that a third term would erode checks on executive power, risking autocracy if the executive gains unlimited influence, a fate likened to past eras of absolutism.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Courier-Journal
Gev
Grant
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Roosevelt
Roscoe Conkling
Congress
Courts of Law
Taft as Athlete Presides Over National Spirit
A late 19th or early 20th century reflection quotes prominent figures on American missions in Asia and the Philippines, favoring American governance and stability. It notes Taft’s athletic image and public esteem, citing his influence on baseball and national sentiment. References to Morgan, Aguinaldo era figures, and foreign powers frame a discussion of policy, sentiment, and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romulus Linney
Coke
Littleton
Scon
Jurisprudente
Congress
Tyther Martin
Jere Black
Ben Hardin
Bob Bradley
Kentucky
Jemi
Niagara Falls
Aéense
Niagara
Des
Pacific
Sierras
London
Ciety
Higland
Beauty and the Beast
D Witkes
Brougum
Brougham
Jean
Paul Marat
Beyod
M. Marat
France
Pari
Paris
Potemkin
Russia
Uwartiy
Durand
W. Hamilton
Hamilton
TMH Emlsstons
Germany
General Assembly
ins /Bhingpines
Asia
Wight
Don Phillippe Buen Cannes
Aguinaldo
Presbyterian
Maria
Gimce
United Stas
Hawaii
Isis
Taft
Norton Va
Dent
United States
Taf T
Washington
When Waddell Lost His Nerve
A quirky tale from C B Van Sam about Rube Waddell and Brick Devereaux. Brick used taunts to rattle Waddell, breaking his nerve and wrecking control, forcing removal from the mound as his speed vanished when taunts eroded composure.
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Waddell
C. B. van Sam
Rube Waddell
Brick” Deverest
Rube
Brick” Devereaux
Alvas
Brick
Burk
Devereaux
Ruhe
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