Mack's Double Prophecy and Democratic Drift
The aside piece from January 6 1912 outlines Mack's long range forecast on the November result, with talk of Democrats and Republicans and potential leaders like Gaynor and Park. It discusses Wall Street power, monetary reform, canal costs, and Secretary Wilson's agricultural program, followed by notes on China under the republic and a satirical take on US politics.
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Mack
TW Thompsons
Thia
High Authority
Aumary
Ageer
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Persor
Musk
Prile
Gaynor
Judgy Park
Tammany Vail
Poli
Bryan
St Fe
Wealthy Baron de Walden Ties To Heiress In London Castle Tale
Lord Howard de Walden, heir to vast holdings in Scotland and London, plans marriage to Margherita Wim Realte daughter of the late Charles Van Raalte. Their union links Brownsea island wealth with high society estates, and he remains a noted fencer pilot and amateur playwright, with ventures across turf and motoring.
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Margherita Wim Realte
Charles van Raalte
Bay
Lord Howearg de Walden
Shona
Loch Mouldart
Argyllshire
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Branksea
Dorsetshire
Poolewan
Atack
Brownsea
Col Waugh
Lucan van Leyden
Misa van Raade
Marie Antoinette
Napoleon
Catherine de Medici
Infante
Lulailes
Alfonso
Nicknema
Alt
Coburg
London
Leonard Clow
Great Easton
Leicestershire
Lord Kitchener
England
Egypt
Sudan
South Africa
Charles van Raaltes
Grosvenor Square
Harvard
Howard de Walden
Forvard
Audrey
Ald
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Hag
Si Thomas Audley
Walden
Henry VE
James I
Treasrer
Charles Iiv
James
Howart de Waldens
Scotland
Ayrshire
Hilmamouk
Hampstead
Marylebone
Cavendish Square
Hui Tey Street
Marylebone Square
Lord Howard de Walgen
United Kingdom
Harry McCalmont
Newmarket
Arthur
Hussars
Cape
Kimberley
Cronje
Johannesburg
de Wet
Rome
Hone
Howard
Ellis Trye
Fltwapeth
Thomas Howard
Buys
Nore Folk
Eign
Tytent
Bills
Marquis UH Fontanot
Brentwood Goxmpan
To Live Long Keep Busy in a World of Thinkers
A fragmentary editorial reflecting on John Bigelow’s death and the era’s aging intellectuals. It mashes anecdotes about figures like Lincoln, Rothschild, Herschel, Faraday, and Davy, arguing that active thought and public participation extend life, while mocking fear of death and orthodox sorrow.
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Nathan
Caroline Herschel Jouaielan
Aatronomer
Bishop Bowman
England
John Tennial
Lord Strathcona
Donald G Smith
Niumphry Davy
Michael Faraday
Jamea J Hill
Charles Tupper
Clara Barton
Alfred Russell Wallace
Robert Caller
Davis
John Buckner
Law
Morton
Natonal Reserve Association
John Calvin
John Knox
Names of Guests and Guests at Various Hotels
A long OCR list items many names and places, mentioning guests and residents across cities such as Raleigh New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Virginia. The fragment shows numerous personal names with limited context and several place names, suggesting hotel guest lists or social notices.
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Saratoga
Ward
Keerne
Gia Jilace
Willard Mz
Alwas
Karatoga
bSaratoga
Hac
Tar
Saratoezga
Hee
Willeetore
New York
Saratoga WI
United States
Inland waterway plan gains US Army support for coastwise shipping
The Atlantic Despar Water ware Association backs a continuous inland waterway from Trenton to Beafort N C and onward to ease coastwise trade. Army engineers deem feasible the Delaware and Chesapeake and Chesapeake and Delaware canals linking eastern ports to safer routes, potentially saving lives and property from deadly storms and boosting commerce despite private canal ownership and insurgent public opposition.
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Atlantic Despar Waterware Association
United States Army Engineers
Cormars
Promiees
Beard
Delaware
Chesapeake
Chesapeake and
Theemerle
Cfiles
Trenton
Philadelphia
Cape Hatteras
Ufe
Frenton
Beafort
Bualasse
Atlantic Coast
Congress Condensed Senate and House Proceedings Summary
The report notes Senate committee actions on the Ertat question and the national association plan. Andrew Carnegie was asked to testify January 10 by the Invopeating committee and agreed. The appropriations chair Fitzgerald acted as parliamentarian in Hamilton Crips absence. The House adjourned at 4:00 pm with Sunday views and eulogies planned.
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House Committee On Foreign Commerce
Cosatwhee Veedols
Tt le
Pormittes
Syatam
Charses
Ltip
Suez Canal
Oon
Bunday
Nession Fur Eulogien
WHE WE DRIVE LESS Personal Ambition Cures Drunkenness
The article argues that American decline in drunkenness over a century stems from personal ambition and achievement culture. It dismisses religion or moral suasion as sole causes, claiming self‑discipline and regulated personality standards replaced former drinking customs.
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Washingtoniana Gough
Matthews Reynolds Murphy
Sons of Temperance
Good Templars
Knights of Colum Uz
Temple of Honor
Werther
Army Orders Departures and Promotions at Fort Leney and Beyond
A list of officers and staff changes to be implemented as absences end and expeditions commence. Major moves include Capt ROUGH DAVIS and Capt EDWIN BELL reassigned, Capt JOSEPH C CASTER to command duties, and several lieutenants and captains detailed to posts in Fort Dade Chicago San Francisco and more. Retirement board assignments and hospital transfers are noted for personnel at San Francisco Presidio Fort Bayard and Fort Riley with multiple reports to commanding officers.
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Dwards
Waltos
Omy
Willa
Eleventh Infantry
Ffieen Auys
Lin Copley
Nicholls Ontcay
Richtoong
Charles ST J Chube
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Castle Pwoncy
Jomarles
Fort Dade Fla
Davis
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Charles NM. Allen
Courtfield Artillery
Edwin Bell
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Mart McDowall Calra
Joseph C Caster
Stanley
Lam
Monroe Va
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Medics Corps
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Evans
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Grant
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Govermore
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Rrools Medical Corps
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San Frenmisco
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Patten
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Clybe & Austin
Pirec
Dotyilea
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Michigan
Cuyt
Aleray
Mccucah
Fort Riley
Sergi
Naval Orders and Vessel Movements Reported in Prolific 1912 Dispatch
Movements of naval vessels and personnel shown with names and duties. Officers such as A Pionne and Frank Bamennan listed for duties aboard ships and at naval yards. Reports include arrivals at Boston, New York, and various ports, plus a banquet in Washington attended by officials and a speech by Nagel on emigration and legislation, set against the backdrop of post treaty questions.
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Washington Post
Weahington
D. C
Washington
B.C
Firstey
New York
Stegar
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Money and Credit Great Monetary Debate in Washington
Washington January 6. An editorial in The Post questions the belief that money volume alone sets prices. It argues that credit money and bank deposits, not gold, underpin commerce and that checks create a circulating medium. It discusses the elasticity and fragility of credit in business cycles and calls for careful study by the monetary commission.
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Easter Post
United States
Stice
France
Germany
RH Beggs
Pointed Paragraphs From tm Chicago Yew
A fragmented satirical piece critiques gender roles and marriage expectations. It questions protection for women, separation of spouses, and the idea of wealth as a barrier to virtue. The tone is sardonic about work, secrecy, poverty, and self reliance.
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Chicago
Alonzo
Reflections on bachelor life from a New York Press column
A fragmented 19th century style piece discusses bachelor behavior, wage limits, and social norms around courtship. It notes male envy, the awkwardness of premarital intimacy, and the burden of wedding gifts and finances for young couples, hinting at social expectations in marriage.
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New York
Reagan
Democrats See Clark as Strong Leader in Iowa Nomination
A Democratic column argues for Clark as standard bearer for Iowa, citing his party support, Farm State ties, and potential to unite factions. It notes Sherwood measure and Southern-aligned shifts, while contrasting Republican prospects and the impact on Saratoga racing.
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Chanp Clark
W Miller
Laws
National League For Medical Fystem
Willart
Miller
Towa
Democrats
Ibn Brown
Clark
Demerath
Agricult Towa
de Bor & Er
Amity
Washington Council of Jewish Women withdraws from national body
The Washington Council of Jewish Women announces its withdrawal from the National Council of Jewish Women after effort to reconcile differences failed. Led by Mrs L Adolph Rahn, the local organization becomes independent, listing officers Les Gulderith Alma Buer Gene Alexander Wolf James Langburg Ressago Wewran and Jacob Kann among others.
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Washington Council of Jewieh Women
National Council of Jewish Women
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L Adolph Rahn
Mrvles Gulderith
Alplonse Buer
Gene Mra
Alexander Wolf
James Langburg
Ressago Wewran
Bre Jacob
Kann
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