A Great Sculpife's Work at Washington Post
A digest of art and culture notes. praise for Saint-Gaudens sculptures including Lincoln and Shaw Memorial, with reflections on public monuments and a critique of a Kansas farmer anecdote and Chicago women's rights curiosities. Notable figures include John Sharp Willams, Salman P. Chase, and President Roosevelt.
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Boston
Lincoln
Amita
Saint-Gaudens
Ap Brobersind
Tock Creek
Washington, D. C
Mr. Saint-Gaudens
Henry Adam
Saint- Geudens
Thoss
Kansas
Baro
Neeme
Aging Emperor Hunts in Alps and Polish Brerezowski's Fate
A fragmentary historical narrative recalls an 19th century assassination attempt on Alexander II in Paris by Berezowski, with Bismarck’s agents suspected. It notes the French jury’s mitigating verdict, eventual exile to New Caledonia, and the broader political tensions between Russia and France amid Polish sympathy.
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Berezowski
C. Alexander
Paris
Longchamp
Napoleon
Czarowitch
Alexander TE
Winimir
Alexander I
New Caledonia
Pacific
Barezowald
Voltynia
Count Taimband
Poland
France
Europe
Beresowik
Beregowild
Biemarrk
Berexowski
Prince Bismarek
Berczowski
Atm
Bismarck
Iad
Farla
Russia
St. Petersburg
Alexander
Scata
Bere~ Lnowaki
Napoleon II
Ald Gootor
Smeken Branca
Germany
Berazowski
Brandias
Itz Sera
Pedestrian aims 1000 mile walk in 7000 hours for charity
Dan O Leary, a year old pedestrian who has already walked 8000 miles, plans a 1000 mile challenge over 7000 consecutive hours next week. The event includes a tanbark track with a rest tea, daily physical exams, and a physician kept record. O Leary, dubbed the Poetry of Motion by Eugene Field, seeks to prove the doctors wrong. Meanwhile Emperor Francis Joseph turns seventy seven, still active in hunting chamois in Tyrol and weathering scrutiny over his succession. Lord Mansfield seeks to disentail 8000 acres including Scone Palace as Scottish estates decline in value.
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Incioaats Dagatek
Philadelshis
Dan O'Leary
O'Leary
Acars
Eugene Field
Zusperor Francis Yorephesterater
Sal
Ehamola
Thas
Ischi
Europe
Austria
Hungary
Wiliam
Lord Mahaefield
Gelling
Scone Palace
Taytreay Perth
Scotland
Destiny
Jacob
Bethel
Westminster
Abbey
Edward II
Edward VI
Tara
Lord Mansfield
James
David Murray
Manarch
Wade
Lord Gowrie
Mangum
Bonaparte and Socialism Editorial Sparks Economic Fear
A New York Herald editorial critiques Attorney General Bonaparte for suggesting government control of failing industries, warning such moves could imply state ownership of railways and key sectors. The piece laments rising anti-trust rhetoric and foresees risks to investors and foreign capital amid a volatile market.
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New Yorke
Bonaparte
Stangard- Oil Company
Honaparte
Bryan
Rusb
Wall Street
Let The Post Follow You From The Capital City
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Telegraph Strike Calls for Public-Interest Compromise
The piece argues a general telegraph strike would harm the public and urges both sides to show coolness and moderation. It stresses the public as the third party, calls for mutual concessions, and warns against crippling communications while seeking a peaceful resolution.
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Glalbln
Pblic
Atrik
Jeffersonian Echoes in the Democratic Shift and Williams Senate Pick
The piece argues Jefferson’s influence persists in modern Democratic policy while denouncing a drift toward expansive federal power. It weighs Jefferson’s ideal of government by the people against populist reforms and previews John Sharp Williams as Mississippi’s Democratic Senate nominee, noting contention over his influence and suitability.
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Jefferson
Thomas JeTergen
America
Roosevelt
Irian
Lincoln
Monticello
Democratic Party
Jefferson Dla
Alexander Hamilton
Rallron
Amerliege
United States Senate
Jory Sharp Williams
John Sharp Williams
Democrats
Mississippi
Senate
Ogunellia
Allen
Thurman
Akin
Tistesto
Williams
Verne South
Appomattox
John D Ladoux
Iswrer
New Orleans
Tlney
South
Duncombe
The Last Ditch Editorial on Tariff and Prosperity
An American Economist excerpt from a Southwest Republican paper argues that prosperity is at its peak, wages are rising, and labor bears higher costs. It questions whether capitalists and business leaders seek change while labor prices climb, and cites the National Association of Manufacturers urging tariff revisions within reciprocal trade aims.
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Thomas Jefferson
Democracy
Root
Amedican
Salarie
Ciltoriat
The Death Note That Triggers a Curious Insurance Plot
A man claims to know he will die in a railroad accident within eight weeks and surrenders his life insurance policy. The tale features a drug against bedbugs, a sinking ship of misfortune, and a dramatic note to the insurer explaining the surrender and the motive.
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Pittsburg
A. Pittsburg Insurance Company
A. Adrian
Cleveland
Bennes
Vic
Moore
Ant Beats Retreat At Louisville Dog Show
From the Louisville Course Journal the scene follows a playful dog named Ant as he clumsily guards a yard. He yelps and swipes, drawing laughter as spectators watch dogs scatter and Ant ends with a hopeful, optimistic note.
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Louisville Course Journal
Debates and Wrangles Mark Missouri Politician Story
An Indianapolis News report recounts a heated exchange involving former Representative Henry U. Johnson of Illinois, who in a debate with a congressman from Missouri faced sharp remarks about his spouse. The confrontation triggered withdrawal and parliamentary tension as Johnson defended himself amid a noisy chamber.
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Indianapolis News
Chaplark
Missouri
Henry UT. Johnson
Johnson
Te Ctiiag News
Isitor
Speaker
Himaian
Tiinola
Carmancea
Johnmon
Tayo
Sandwiches Fall From Sky After Tornado Strikes Picnic
A thunderous wind at a Philadelphia area church picnic caused sandwiches to rain down onto tables for twenty minutes. Bread and chocolate cake fell as a tornado tore through the grounds scattering food and leaving bakers embarrassed by petty judgments.
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Phila
North
Amarfesa
Mundreas
Color and Health Probings in Wall Germ Study
The Cuirage Tribune reports on French scientists testing wall colors against germs. Experiments by Dereke, Deycke, Le Bosco, and Rabinovitch show varying germ responses. ultramarine blue best reduced germ presence within a day.
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Dereke
Deycke
le Bosco
Lydia Rabinovitch
Born Again Prescription for Rockefeller Rejuvenation
A New York World feature recounts a humorous yet pointed tale where a physician prescribes shedding work stress and embracing outdoor recreation to restore health. It cites John D. Rockefeller as a wealthy example and notes the public fascination with money, health, and youth.
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Rockefeller
New York World
New York
Kingdom Come
Tle
John D. Rockefeller
Bigger
Agale
Tfe
Henry HB. Schreider
The
Mutual Life
Poth
Confiscation Chorus Targets Grocers Yet Again
Poem fragment from the Indianapolis News riffs on high prices. A caller tells readers to condemn grocers, butchers and landlords for confiscation of money, urging firm stance against perceived excesses in routine charges.
Brits envoy lauds US growth and railways during visit
Londoner Mr Bryce, visiting Washington, praises American wealth and railway expansion, noting high management, foreign investment, and the Western states' shift from debtor to investor status. He urges conciliatory labor solutions, criticizes strikes, and supports intergovernment telegraph and telephone expansion while warning on war with Japan. He also comments on statehood debates in Arizona, New Mexico, and the Arizona Territory’s political landscape.
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Thare
Wolai
United States
Washington
New England
Chicago
Colorado
The
Tribune
Texas Exchange
Mr LA Bry
London
Broth
Washiton
Thie Cap
States
Bryce
Mr Bryce
England
United State
Ows
Kanan
Nebraska
Berks
Mn Bryce
Brycs
Cmslf
Aryert
United Kingdom
Mr. Bruce
Eryes
Japan
Onr
Sapan
Engusa
Anzons
Terrtory
Jaynen
Willeré
Aricona
New Ee Mexico
New Mexico
Philadelphia Frese
Arizona
George
Territorial Treasury
Territorial University At
Tucson
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