Dismissed Cadets Stir West Point Controversy
A West Point incident prompts debate over reinstatement and discipline after seven cadets faced severe penalties for breaches of academy rules. Critics urge firm action to uphold military standards and the authority of superiors, arguing the integrity of the academy and army discipline are at stake.
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Wembeal
West Point
Mall Posteve
Academ
Sromt
Daly Suuuay
Alett
Neveral Tad
The Washington Post Co Promoted Remittance Terms 1909
A garbled banking notice outlines permitted remittance methods to The Washington Post Co in Washington DC, with references to advertising, post office, and drafts. The fragment hints at wartime rhetoric and scattered questions about defense and logistics amid a period of conflict.
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Washington Post CO
Washington DC
Washington
DD C
Mater Vowign
Paul Elolx
Pich Avenue
New York
Hartford
Rural Free Delivery Debate in Congress and Post Office Aid
Fragmentary OCR recalls congressional discussions on rural free mail delivery and related post office funding. References include Postmaster General Hoar Mort, Watson, and Wanamaker with mentions of appropriations, committees, and opposed amendments amid 1892 political context.
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Horan
Wien
Congress
Moonamake
Harry Toate
Sidney Post
Took
Mit
Coronaltee Con
Postroads
Marca
Maharger Ratly
Wanamakenil
Leonidas
Penalties of Greatness and Publicity In Theaters
The article critiques fame and media intrusion, noting readers’ curiosity about famous figures like Harriman and the public’s appetite for sensational portrayals. It laments invasive scrutiny while describing film era entertainments and the social impact of a celebrity gaze. It also touches on military logistics evolve through Gen Bliss’s moving supply base and a curious aside on an odorless onion.
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Tom Ilavussion
Meney
Harriman
Blue
Massachusetts
Cera
Army General Staff
H. Busz
Boston
Ukewine
Congress
Litte
Star
Elisa
Bliss Han
Army War
Gallege
Biss Haa
The Art of Flying and Public Interest in Aviation
The article notes a global stir over heavier than air flight led by the Wright brothers. It cites crowds at Washington exhibitions and Rheims contests, anticipates rapid aviation progress, and compares air travel evolution to the automobile. It also profiles William F. MacLennan of the Treasury as a trusted official in federal service.
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Washington
Europe
America
Rheims
Springfield Republican
de Fultons
RCW
Segmena
Wiliam F
de Clermont
MacLennan
Ciet
A Bookkeeping and Warrants
Treasury Department
Treasury
Congress
Federal Service
Tribute to WFP MacLennan and the Moving Picture Craze
A rambling critique of the moving picture craze amid social concerns. The piece fuses satire on economics and public life with references to entertainment, taxes, Prohibition era themes, and political figures, portraying urban nights alive with cinema and civic anxiety.
Chicago Plan Aims To End Sweatshops With Homes For Workers
Chicago garment manufacturers propose centralizing industry in 80 reinforced concrete plants on four acres to provide light, air, and 50 worker homes, clubhouses, gyms, and a hotel for out of town buyers along a shaded boulevard. A feasibility committee is formed to advance preliminaries.
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Chicago
New York World
Gir ‘Ment Manufacturers Association
Sol A Shoninger
Mbrary
Plang
Germans in South America Warn of German Ambition
San Francisco mining engineer Homer F Tramhey says Germany builds influence in Argentina and Brazil. He notes large and growing German colonists and sentiment to trade with Berlin, challenging Monroe Doctrine and risking U S interests if Germans gain upper hand in South America.
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Baltimore
England
Germany
Homer F Tramhey
San Francisco
Stafford T
Argentina
Brazil
Berlin
United States
Latin America
South America
Monras
J Condi Linn
Glen McLuskie Meme Sparks London Chat
A Scottish village resident visits London and encounters two Glen McLuskie phrases. An exchange reveals local identity pride and mistaken recognition as the merchant and a Londoner debate who the name truly represents. The tale highlights love of country and wit in casual talk.
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London Chronicle
Amall
Scotland
London
Merch
Yietor
Glen McLuskie
Mr MacTavish
Glen McLauskie
Sil
Minna Ike
Prince of Wales Takes New Home at Frogmore
England's heir apparent and the Prince of Wales plan Frogmore as their principal country residence. They leave Sandringham York Cottage and will redecorate Frogmore House, with gardens and forests near Windsor Castle enabling quick access to state functions. Temple Newsam and Leeds estates feature in nearby lore, while shifts in lineage and ownership trace through Ingram, Irvine, and Halifax connections.
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England
Prince of Wales
Sandringham
York Cottage
Queen Mt Sandringuam
Fragmore
Frogmore
London
Windsor Forest
Moat
United Kingdom
Windsor Castle
Sppac
Castle Frogmore House
Queen Charlotte
George
Princess Augusta
Duchess of Kent
Duke of Clarence
Queen Alexandra
Henry of Battenberg
Queen
Vietona
Windsoyecantre
Trogmore
Temple Newsam
Fortisnyre
Walter Sentt
Ivanhoe
Templestowe
Kmuxhis Templars
Eaward Lindsey Wood
Dorothy Onslow
Onslow
Vicount
Hulifax
Ingram
Leeda
Yorkstore
Kenry Vne
Lord Darnley
Scotland
Earl Darnley
Mary Queen of
George TV Asher
Ton
Hertford
William Gordon
Lord Irvine
Lord Halifax
Lord
Beaconsfield
Skyl
Marney Abbey
Tong
Elizabeth
Ricard
Oxford
Earl Grey
the Admiralty
India
Agnes Courtenay
Earl of Devon
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Bremtwood Company
Weather Bureau praised in defense of accuracy and value
The New York Tribunes discusses weather bureau efficiency amid criticism. It argues forecasts correct for most days, cites widespread public reliance, and notes only a few unfavorable comments from about 60 newspapers. It emphasizes accuracy over rare errors and urges proportion in judging the service.
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New York Tribans
Weather Bureau
Hen and cat raise brood together in barnyard mystery
Farmer Sidney Gladwin found a box with an eleven egg nest and nine four day old kittens in a barn. A hen sat on the eggs while a barnyard cat cuddled the kittens and kept the eggs warm. The two mothers shared the feed box at night and during rests, a strange collaboration in animal motherhood.
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Westerly
New York World
Sidney Gladwin
Gladwin
Burials in Niagara River Victims Sparks Funding Clash
An international dispute over funeral costs for Niagara river victims has escalated. Canadian and American park commissions debate who should pay, with about 500 annually at stake and bodies buried where found amid mounting pressure on Fairview Cemetery and riverfront burials.
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Magara
Fairview
Park Commission
Londonderry Names and Signatures Through the Ages
Charles Stewart Vane Tempest Stewart, now Marquis of Londonderry, has changed his signature five times as titles and marriages shifted. Born 185?, he inherited vast peerages in 1884, becoming Earl of Londonderry and holder of several titles. In Parliament he signs as Vane, reflecting his English and Irish peerages.
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Westwinater Gazette
Charles Stewart
Vane Tempest Stewart
Londonderry
Lord Castlereagh
George Vane
Vane Tempest
George Vanet
Vane
Seanam
Eton
Castlereagh
Oxford
Castcreigh
Seaham
Stewart
House of Lords
New Smelting Process Introduced in Redding Cal
A carload of pig iron arrived for a local foundry marking a milestone in industrial history. The iron, priced $258 a ton under current spot rates, was smelted by electricity without coal coke or blast, suggesting global ore deposits may be smelted without traditional fuels. The material is claimed of finest quality for smelting. The process, discovered by a French scientist and refined by Prof Dua Lyon of Stanford University, signals a major advance.
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Redding
Cal
New York
Herouit
Dua Lyon
Stanford University
Madam Advises Fresh Air Practice At Cleveland Piein
A woman in Cleveland instructs a medical man to breathe deeply and forcefully expel metal cans from a new gown while she exits the apartment in a haughty turn.
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Cleveland
Rockefeller Fortune Grows Amid Standard Oil Surges
The New York Press notes John D Rockefeller’s wealth increases as Standard Oil stock climbs to new highs. With Rockefeller owning about 25,000,000 par value and dividends large, his fortune has risen despite no new capital investment. Other major holders include the Haskness and Pratt estates, Olver H Payne, and various prominent figures, all enriched by the stock’s gain over two years. The article also references Rockefeller’s philanthropic gifts and the stock’s steady rise.
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New York
Eney
John D Rockefeller
Standart ON Company
Rockefellers
Standard Oil Company
D Rockefeller
Ofl
John D J
Milliona
Rockefeller
Haskness Estate
Pratts
Brooklyn
Merkness
Pratt
Olver H Payne
Shams
Flagler
EB Jennings
Homers
Bostwick
Benjamin Brewster
Charles Lockntert
Ledyard and
Payne
Tilford
John D Archbold
G Warden
University of Chicago
Daniel O Dell
Samuel Andrews
HW Rogers
William [Thaw
Larry Thaw
Long Serving Choristers Honored in Sussex Church
The article notes Mr Fred Moore for four years of faithful singing at Stafford and honors older choristers including George Arnold of Holy Trinity Church Busaam Sussex with over fifty years service since 1829. It mentions John Siddony who joined Snarestown parish choir in 814 and served actively into 1896 at age ninety, highlighting lengthy church music careers.
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Fred Moore
Stafford
Moore
Kingdom
George Arnod
Holy Trinity Church
Busaam Sussex
Arnold
Chor
Jaln Siddony
Snarestown
Reflections on romance and the search for a worthy partner
A fragment from a New Yar Freus piece discusses what makes a man interesting to a woman and whether depth of character persuades a partner. The writing notes that some men would pursue revenge for past wrongs, while many would prefer small praise over great conflict, revealing cautious views on virtue and courtship.
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Yar Freus
Strange birds roost in family trees in Chicago news
From the Chicago News a collection of pointed paragraphs notes odd habits of households and a brash prizefighter who hides fear of his wife, revealing domestic quirks and sharp social observations.
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The
Chicago News
Argentina Drought Warns of Wheat Losses and Export Shifts
Buenos Aires agricultural engineer Mario Estrada warns drought in Argentina is severe, killing thousands daily and shrinking the wheat harvest. He notes ground compaction stops plowing, predicts big price effects for exports, and argues Argentina remains a leading agricultural power while the United States grows more industrial.
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Argentina
Mario Estrada
Buenos Aires
Argentios Department of Agriculture
Willard
United States
Argentna
Lévernaol
Mr Estrada
Estrada
Estrace
la Nacion
South America
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