Public Officials Pay Penalty for Duty Failures
A historical account notes public officials facing consequences after disclosures revealed failures in governance. It mentions state treasurer Edwin Stuart and a reform wave sweeping the governor’s race, with inquiries into losses and a general blemish on public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Joan MM. Benderson
Shumaker
Snyder
Rogers
Ansious
Tras
Imp Hecwynest
Garner
Washington
Brexendrle
Daly
Senday
Tachaikovely Tial
Husala
Wera
Deptitien Wien
Republican Organization of Pomsy
Mathues
Mall Portape
Dally
Dal
Edwin
Stuart
Democrats Wise to Oppose Republicans and Seek Statehood
Washington dispatches discuss how Democrats should unite to thwart Republicans, control the House, and push for statehood for Arizona and New Mexico. The column cites New York and Albany power plays, presidential influence, and party strategy while noting Roosevelt’s stance and Columbus and Washington political maneuvers. It also details a proposal by Congressman Hampton Moore to curb Potomac dumping and protect riverfront waters with stronger penalties.
Caricaturing St Patrick Raises Broad Debates Across Nation
A discussion on St Patrick caricatures on postal cards and the March approach to curb mockery. The piece notes offensive depictions, the risk of fueling mischief, and the enduring respect for St Patrick amid political and social commentary. It weaves in references to public figures, institutions, and cultural traditions while reflecting a period voice and scattered observations.
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P Liatus
Seu Ram
St Patrick
Green Isle
St. Patrick
United States
Hiberniana
Pest
Sam
Merch
St Patrick Dingers
St Patricks
Debate Over Safe Exercise for Boys Sparks Strong Opinion
A correspondent argues heavy lifting and chin ups risk heart and muscle harm in youths, while others defend vigorous training. The debate centers on balancing muscular development with natural play and avoiding overemphasis on peak strength for boys.
The Dangers of Carrying Concealed Weapons in City
Statistica compiled in New York City shows most arrested for carrying concealed weapons are not heavily penalized, with many given light sentences or fines. The piece argues stricter measures are needed to deter carrying and stresses the risk to public safety when individuals arm themselves, urging authorities to impose firm penalties to set a deterrent example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prien
Philadelphia
Bourbon Princess A Florida Farmer and Her Ties
Princess Alice of Bourbon, widow of ex Captain Lino del Prete, travels to Florida seeking a freer life after tumultuous years in Europe. The article traces her marriages, annulments, and children, noting a shift from royal status to a private life, with plans to run an orange plantation and horse stud in Florida.
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Alice of Bourbon
Naples
Tor'Awstrea
Lino del Prete
New York
Tiga
Florida
Alice Hig
America
Forida
Don Carlos
Bon Carlos
Spain
Princesa, Marguerite of Bourbon
Duke
Parma
Prinseus Albe
Archduchess
Blanche
Elvira
Foch
Halo
Folch
Bhira
Jo¢ Milan Folchs
Don Francesco del Drago
Dao Giovanni del Drago
Schmidt Aa
Alice
Venice
City
Prince Frederick of
Schoenburg
Waldenburg
Dresden
Rome
de Gotha
House of Schoenburg Waldenburg
Prince Frederick
Iboy
Hershly
Jane
Slater
Prince Frederick Schoonburn
Hichas
Oleh
Roy
Man Hun
Japan
Russa
Eleonore of
Reuse
Bulgara
Hveg
Mme del Prete
Prosperova
Latigs
Apamonte de Mones
Comed
Duchess of Madrid
Comte
Comtesse de Cham
Duke of
Modena
Madrid
Don Jaime
Don Ceriog
Hertha de Rohan
Fragmentary reminiscences of arctic exploration and figures
A garbled text fragment mentions Peary and notable explorers, referencing admiralty matters and maritime history. It alludes to figures like Thomas and Hull and recalls debates over voyages, marines, and administration, with scattered names and dates left unreadable.
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Thomas
Russia’s Light on Free Speech Casts Wide Shadow
A fragment discusses Russian attitudes toward political trials and free speech. It notes expectations of harsh punishment for dissenters like Tachakovsky and Breshhovakuya, American support for Musa and Pschathaysky, and the government’s control over outcomes amid global reaction.
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Tne
Mie Breshhovakuya
Eflie
Ard
Tachakorsky
Tachakovsky
Hia Yead
Hia Yead and Stir Up Revolution On the Other Hand If He Were Convicted, Tare
Mberty
Csouthe Serdlet
Pschathaysky
Shany
America
Jail Sentences for Officials in HarNaburg Capitol Scandal
Officials James Bhumeser and Dr William P Shyder were jailed for negligence in supervising state payments connected to the HarNaburg capital project. The pair allowed contractors to bill for furniture, pushing about 6 million dollars in state funds to the contractor. William L Stathues, the state troa, is noted in connection but details remain unclear.
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Harnaburg
Beck
Sears
Ech
James Bhumeser
William P Shyder
Cntractor
William L Stathues
State Troas
Glaucoma Illustrated In Lancet Drawings
A Lancet depiction by a glaucoma patient shows how the world appears through clouded vision. The drawings convey how streets, crowds, and a home scene look to someone with progressive sight loss, highlighting halos, fog, and narrowing fields of view.
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Abe Brand
Vielon
Mmn
Tam
Duels Return in Modern Times Across Europe and Rome
The piece surveys a revival of the duel in 19th/early 20th century settings. It notes Dee York Times reporting on Latin countries, Dr Doyen the French surgeon, and Belgian captains as participants in duels. It mentions Sir Hor Chuga, an Haifan legislator, facing multiple challenged opponents and a Rome chamber speech. It also discusses Gen Di Cossato as an initial challenger and various weapons and rules proposed, with the broader question of whether the ancient “field of honor” still guides conduct. The article reflects on credulity, savagery, and imitation in contemporary manners as seen through Wilson Stephenson-like observations.
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Prom
York Times
Doyen
Hor Chuga
Chamber of Deputies
Rome
Gen di Cossato
Stedor Chiesa
Chiesa
Henry Thew Stephenson
Hitzebethan
England
Sevaberg
Spectator laments New York venues for bullfighting and Bowery decline
A columnist muses on relocating a bullfight from Madison Square Garden to a plaza in Spain style. The essay rails at cruelty to animals, critiques public taste, and calls for reform while sketching images of New York’s Bowery and diverse neighborhoods amid urban decay and cultural clash.
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Chleo
Mexico
Jaon Square Garden
Plaza de Toront
Chico
Mataders
Jeffries
Sentimen
Aegis
Modyuska
Society
Ines
Aris Dean
Madriz Defended in Editorial Debate on Presidential Power
A lengthy letter argues President Madriz legally holds office amid constitutional debate. It discusses Article 18 and Article 78, the assembly’s role in power transfer, and defends Madriz against a coup claim while praising his handling of international obligations and internal rebellion.
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Tomer
Corsa
Mecarazus
Madrix
Nicae Vagum
Madriz Yayfolly
Acadess
Republic
Legislatve
Sam
Madriz
Matiz
Luis F Corea
Love as Guest in a Winter Bloom
In a damaged verse from a Megazine piece a narrator recalls love as a guest during a harsh winter. The wolf and storms loom as the world freezes and darkness gathers, yet the speaker welcomes love, cherishing its warmth despite the surrounding bleakness and the cold, unruly landscape.
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Duchenes Gres
Phyllis Victory and a Hymn Note in One Entry
A fragmentary poem and a jubilant note recount a vote for Phyllis as a queenlike candidate and reference a choir leader Deacon Dorsey volunteering to lead singing. The text blends election sentiment with a church hymn scene and a humorous quip about starting the hymn with five thousand.
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Proms
Old Organa
Dorsey
The Colon Has Gone from the New York Events Post
A fragmentary historical piece laments the decline of the colon in modern writing. It contrasts eras of stately style with current lax punctuation, praising older masters and pondering the fate of the colon as a punctuation symbol within literary history.
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Colon
New York
Pointed Paragraphs from the New York American
A five year old girl named Alice often ran errands for her mother and endured ridicule when she mispronounced items. One morning her mother sent her to a store with a request to the clerk to “smell the jug and give me qua.”
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New York
Alice
Roosevelts role seen as path to Republican unity in New York
A New York pundit argues Roosevelt is the only leader who can unify the Republican Party for the coming election, warning rival figures to concede to his leadership. The piece notes party divisions, Governor Hughes, and tariff debates influencing state politics and potential gubernatorial candidates.
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Root
New York State Senate
Senator Hinman
Ormsby McHarg
New York
Republica Party
Sheodors Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Mr Root
Root Evidenth
Gov Hughes
Thar Hughes
Dale Fo
Guvenmar
Nick Tongworth
Citunnaty
Hamilton Cae
National Administration
Caf
Ferdinand Jelke
Uteele
Rammiton
China
Harlan
Lusherr
Cincuimati Man Co
Ras] Ahertte Peaten
Jss
Bukeve
Cernors
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Washington, DC
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Honara Sinaia
Autof
Albany
Lew
Wade EU
Weshweton
Amachs
Ohio
Colmbus
Taft
Arizona
New Mexico
Congress
Capitol
New S Mexico
Stephen B Elkins
New Merien
Cangreas
Laon
Khartoum
Wasiington
Albany Columbus
Boscott
Ling
Alten
White House
Unti
the Nile
Arabuqus
Potomac
J Hampton Moore
Pennsylvania
House Committee On
District of Columbia
Moores
Dove of Pease Ie
Morgan
Jim Garfeld
Dick Ballingey
Rockefeller Foundation
Col Toosevelts
Fop van Winkie
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Catakls
Senate
House
Ansona
Ferum
Anna Gould
Fran Norfolk
McKinley
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Bladensburg
Post Philosophy
Bourbon Princess
Ton Jaime
Marie Antoinette
Alles
Mwe
Beatrice
Prince Masalmo
Tiber
Tolcht
Amsterdam
Cornelis van Roel
Royal Navy
Baron Williiam
Roell
Dief
North Tolland
Joan Tza Roell
Tower House
Marquise DE Forteroy
Brestwood Company
Wien
Peary
Dewey
Percy
Hull
Weil
Rusa
Teacmittal
Nelalas Foulkorshi
Russia
Tephatkosite
Bresh- Tovahays
Tsbhalowas
Itus
Music
Phyllis
Yamghrag
Mike Galvin
Fila Bathine
London
Constantinople
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Sa Fe
Bowery
Chinatown
Sen Suan Hill
Hells Kitchen
Galvin
SPG
Tovks
Rene Yor Phyilis
York
Temple of Letters
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Erie Thapeaten
Pat Poten
Sovall
Cartier
Power Financial
Capital
Wisffors
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Wlard
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Waynesetts
Grebe Jcottan
Hunte
Carolin
Georgia
Wight
Repui
Nabians
Central West
Niewepapee
Farrive
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