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Debate on honoring Civil War era figure at Valhalla hall
The article discusses cresting public opinion in the North over erecting a statue of Robert E. Lee and George Washington at Valhalla. It examines political impact, editorials, and the voices of figures linked to education and public memory amid recent legislative and cultural debates.
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Passing the Smile on Carriage Innovation in England 1635 to 1850
The excerpt traces early London to Oxford travel, the flying coach backlash of 1669, and the cycle of progress versus protest. It notes Mark Twain’s remark on nostalgia and predicts future upheavals as new conveyances emerge, highlighting public skepticism toward rapid transport advances.
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Lord Macaulay
London
Oxford
Mark Twain
Swedes in Labor Turmoil and Royal Guarded Visit Tale
The piece surveys Sweden's labor unrest with strikes and threats of dynamite, then shifts to critique of war prep and agriculture focusing on weeds and farm yields. It contrasts Czarist fears in England and the guarded imperial visit with European power dynamics, and ends reflecting on the czar’s peril and public sentiment.
Rabbit Helps New Jersey Cricket Club Win Match
A pet rabbit named Artie stars with Bellevue Cricket Club in Montclair New Jersey, playing on the park green and aiding fielding by chasing and kicking balls toward the wicket keeper. Adopted by club members, Artie is celebrated by Junior Mountain Society children who guard the creature amid local objections from other clubs.
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Bellevue Cricket Club
New Jersey
Lincoln cent artistic change sparks coin debate
A historical newspaper note debates replacing the Indian head with a presidential portrait on the Lincoln cent. It compares Lincoln’s image to Washington and Franklin, notes shifts toward Art Nouveau styles, and questions details of coinage history and national symbolism.
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Philadelphia
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Beau Nash and Wesley Meet at Bath Preaching Event
An account notes Beau Nash and Wesley Met from London attend a Bath service led by John Wesley. A remarkable figure confronts Wesley, asking by what authority he preaches. Wesley cites Jesus Christ and the Archbishop of Canterbury, while the master of ceremonies disputes judging by common report.
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Bath
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Oppressive Ointment From Kansas City Times
A Kansas City Baptist minister recalls a past service held in Stanley County courthouse. Uncle Wash Russell, a deacon and church leader, led a fervent prayer with a North Carolina accent, asking the Almighty to “unotusible God” and blessing the visiting brother with the Isle of Patmos.
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Locked Shah in House of Commons in 1873
The predecessor of the deposed Shah of Perala visited England and was confined in the House of Commons visitors gallery. When attempting to leave, he was blocked as doors were locked for a division. Gladstone commented on the incident noting it as an unusual restraint of a foreign sovereign in England.
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England
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Spain
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Battenzere
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Coburg
Lagland
London
Hyde Park
Fateful Advice Echoed In A Quip From Peckham
In a curt exchange a young man asks how to learn a woman’s thoughts. The reply is brisk and timeless, marry her. The line captures a wry, sardonic tone attributed to Peckham.
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York
Turkish Princess and Ottoman Court Romance Reveals Schemes
The article recounts Sultan Abdul Hamid’s divorce of Princess Khadidje Sultana from Kemal-Eddine Pasha and the near end of Kemal-Eddine’s status. It details palace intrigues, Kemal-Eddine’s fate, and Khadidje’s subsequent alliances as news of imperial maneuvering unfolds.
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Cable coding reforms spark expropriation by New York banks
Foreign banking houses handling cable traffic face forced changes to spellings and letter groupings under new international and American pressures. Critics blame U S cable firms for resisting economies in code construction, while the United States remains outside formal telegraph accords.
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Corporation tax point and the federal state power conflict
The piece discusses a constitutional question raised by the United States taxing a corporation that is allowed to do business by a state. It questions whether states may bar a taxed business from operating, and whether such withdrawal of permission after tax is lawful. It notes Kansas attorney general’s stance on a deposit guarantee company and cites federal court limits on canceling licenses. The dilemma pits federal tax authority against state regulatory sovereignty.
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Special session likely to hear Aldrich report in October
Washington dispatches note visitors expect Congress to reconvene in October 1910 to act on the monetary commission's findings. Senate Aldrich signals two part report on banking reform, with expert studies from the U.S. and abroad guiding substantial financial changes.
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The Third Eye and a Missing Hooklet Guidance
A fragmented text discusses a supposed third eye aid and a distant concept of an auxiliary lamp. It hints at overtones of vigilance and assistance in daily tasks like reading timetables and fastening garments, suggesting a quirky, nonsensical manual style with odd phrasing.
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Smear Your Flattery Folks On A City Street Scene
An odd parade of garbled humor and street chatter unfolds near City Hall. A man boasts about a Lincoln penny and a diamond studded package while locals debate drinks priced at a quarter. The scene captures hurried crowds, stiffed patrons, and hazy memories of a summer night downtown.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn Bridge
City Hall
Lincoln
Malish
Fragmented prose on statues and politics amid modern distractions
A garbled, opinion heavy列 mix of statue debates for Gen R Lee and Jefferson Davis, oblique references to Virginia and Mississippi plans. The text veers into scattered social commentary from multiple papers including Chicago News and New York Press, with irreverent observations on weather, marriage, and work.
An Object Lesson From a Chicago Evening Post
A mixture of humorous domestic vignettes and comic exchanges is recounted by priests and locals. A Chicago priest recalls a barber prank about liquor with a witty comeback. An Irish depot scene features a gentlemanly retort about manners and marriage. A Catholic Standard anecdote ends with social credit quip about wages.
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