Heinze Case and Graft in Pittsburgh Scandals Review
The piece surveys the Heinze misapplication case at Mercantile National Bank, noting collateral and jury issues, and discusses Pittsburgh graft prosecutions, urging integrity of juries and authorities. It also touches Tennessee Supreme Court independence amid political pressure, and reports on the cotton market corner with large cash transactions and looming government inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinze
F Augustus Heinze
Mercantile Navnal Bank of New York
Iage
Helnse
Rand
Gov
Dutiea Ag
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Wrater
Kentucky
Supreme Bench
Commonwealth
William Goebel
Rieana
God Patterson
New York Cotton Exchange
Readi Resa
Cotton Exchange
Wall Streat
Chicago Grain Exchange
Thia
Greek Crisis and Greek Royal Return Dominates Foreign News
Insurgent Greek Military League pressures for royal return to Greece while the king maintains balance, restoring dynastic strength amid reforms. Meanwhile King George’s handling of cabinet clashes and external money pressures shapes the crisis and the crown prince’s exile’s end. Queen Alexandra’s Commons visit noted with detail on gallery access and royal observer roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atles
Tle
H& Sons
Greece
Calnnet and
Chamber
sociMfed
Military League
Athens
Allia Exira
Prince George
Prince Nicholas
Crown Price
Athena
Petersburg
Yige
Benng
Ata
Georges
Boone Memorial Promotes Frontier Hero Memory in North Carolina
The piece praises Daniel Boone as a symbol of American frontier spirit linked to Pennsylvania and Kentucky origins, noting his burial in North Carolina and urging periodic observance of his expeditions across the Blue Ridge. It argues preserving his former home in Yadkin County could draw tourists and bolster state pride amid industrial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Memorial
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Fife
North
Carola
Aolina
Iis
Milk Strike Targets Seasonal Dairy Prices in New England
The piece analyzes a farmer strike across New England aimed at maintaining winter milk rates through summer. Producers, many tied to contracts, threaten to withhold milk unless terms persist, arguing farming seasonality drives cheaper output in spring and summer while costs rise in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
The Drunkard Reform Plan Debated in New York
A proposed New York City bill would establish a colony hospital for inebriates and narcotics victims. It envisions one to three year commitments, tracking of chronic drinkers, and a focus on cure over prevention amid broader calls for public reform and stricter law enforcement.
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Pittsburg
Birkeley
New York City
Cty
New York
Tran
Themeetyas
Lars
Carroll Street
Bei
George Bernard Shaw
Roccaccio
Rabelala
Charles Darwin
Flogging a Schoolboy Supreme Court case tone
From the New York World a four year saga reaches the Supreme Court over whether a teacher may legally flog a pupil. Michael Burke 16 challenges teacher Annie Kelley in a case that moved through state and federal courts, highlighting debates on corporal punishment and bankruptcy.
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Supreme Court
New York
Michael Burke
Tolano
Supreme Court of the United States
Michael
Annie Kelley
Degudges
Burkes
Miss Kelley
Federer
Washington
Gay Hughes
Burke
Illinois
Torrow
Topnotch Court
Interdependence And The Strength Of Kindly Deeds
A reflective piece on how gratitude, mutual aid, and the presence of others sustain the soul. It argues that virtue and courage grow from fellowship, and that dependence on friends and the afflicted strengthens character through shared endurance and compassion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Debates on Education Reform and Public Schools Standards
A long column critiques annual exams as crude and stressful, arguing they hinder genuine learning and mental growth. Advocates like Dr Schaeffer urge reform against outdated schooling, urging emphasis on daily progress over year-end cramming.
Odd Questions for Official McLandburgs Wison
A fragmented piece from the New York Sun discusses officials, duties, and trade words. It mentions Curtiss, a plum pudding drawback, and a casual note on paper and phonographs. It moves through economic topics and Havana’s American Club, reflecting postwar U.S. Cuban business ties.
Wireless telephony and labor temple headlines mix in an era
A stream of notes mentions wireless telephony trials with claims of transmitting light rays and voice without loss of intensity, alongside a profile of Thomas Taggart, Indiana political boss, and a grand Sunday dedication of the largest labor temple in Kansas City. The text cites engineers from Chicago and Munich, a Breckton craftsman, and details on labor-capital harmony in Kansas City.
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Louie Watkins
Breckton
Mass
C W Wilson
Chicago
Raleigh
Waskins
Munich
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
John W Kern
H B Mayfield
Indianapolis
Arlington
Taggart
Teggart
Indianapolia
Senate
Kansas City
Gilmore
Shoreham
United
United States
Temple Building Fund
The Fishing Fever and the Trout Call Across the Neighborhood
The piece humorously notes how fishing fever grips men as trout season begins. It describes excuses at work and fatigue at home, with the eager angler rising early to chase bass at the old mill dam. It argues playgrounds and parks serve both young and old in such escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Wrath
Fragmented Verse Fragment About Winter Landscape
A poetic fragment describes rapid roads compared to beloved trails. It paints mossy rocks, mossy rock beneath, and a flying cloud above. Squirrels chatter and crows call as feet stand on mountains with the west wind. The snow encased forest surrounds a frost enchanted lake moonglow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheara
Patient Priscilla and Jacob in a Virginia service tale
A long serving Black servant, Priscilla, and her admirer Jacob move from distant respect to a risky offer as she seizes control of her destiny in a Virginia household. The exchange hints at a pivotal, personal turning point within the described ten year tenure.
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Harpers
Movin
Kate
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Jacob
Kadle
Destiny
Zhakab
Jacob Bringipe Hla
Ala Naga
Treg
An Annie Recites Her Go Sintoes Lesson
A teacher presses Annie about her garbled spelling lesson as the girl explains gosintes by counting two goxintes and two otcte, then repeating the sequence twice plus three times, revealing a classroom moment of confusion and comic mispronunciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J Kiinek
Annie
Annis
Time Not Bipe Ends Conversation In Frayed Exchange
Fragmented OCR shows a scuffed dialogue with a mother urging two people to economize while a figure named Geovet objects and a character George refuses. The garbled text suggests an informal domestic exchange with unclear context and attribution.
Reflections of a Bachelor on Wisdom and Joy
Fragmentary column monologue notes a bachelor’s view of wisdom and joy. It hints at social tricks to seem interesting, warns against excess and indirection, and mentions fear of being smothered by corpulence while touching on love and self perception.
Pointed Paragraphs and Puzzling Quips From Old Notice
Fragmented clippings reference economic worries and tech talk about suction engines, with sarcasm on money and publicity. The piece quotes a Philadelphia bulletin style voice, notes on photographs, and remarks on women and gossip in a brisk, dated tone.
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Wilsonngton Pos
Ada Asenue
Fourteenth Street
Alexandria
Daly
Tally
Dally
Mali
Washington Post
Washington, DC
Washman
ALOK
Tyhding Chteams
Ero
Cnesia
of Express
O— Paul Steger
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Cooper Mirdet Casa
Temple
White House
Queen At Commons
Queen Alexandra
House of Commons
Victoria
England
Mediterranean
Nel Primrose
Cenarate
Emalier
Speaner
Palace of Westminster
Hemandu
Mra Gladstone
London
Galfery
Mr Speaker
Speaker Marquise DE Foxtenor
Hrentwood Company
America
Christendom
Solomon
Lodh Invared
Laird of
Skibo
Rockefeller Foundation
Congress
Artst Earle
Taft
Post Philosophy
Bryan
Tals Nike
Kaiser
Evan
Schaeffers Humeelf
Schaeffer
Coane A
Comrages
Peral
Calfornia
New Veizona
Texas
Atlantic
Col Colter
Fac
Gesan
Wil O
Central and
South America
Orient
Islands
Pacific
Diego
Arthur’ Guiterpan
Corhegut
Massachusetts
J H. Thorne
Boston
Willar
Treasury
Home Economica
Curtishes Just
Curtis
Castor Oll
Havana
Mm. C R Miller
Lasne
Gar Oltipeny
Cuba
Howwer
Itizema
I Sland
Runa
AE Zimmerman
Amie
Stoutman
Ike
Mr Stoutman
Dizimess
Priscilla
Sesintos
Bipe
Geovet
George
Ghout
Philadelphia
Zventog
Ty Jg
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