Yale Speech Addresses Dormitory Life and Morality
A Yale address argues private dormitories are not worse than public ones and that moral and religious influences today are stronger than in the speaker’s youth. The talk defends college life, discusses democracy and law, and notes broader changes while emphasizing enduring student character.
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Health notes and curious phrases from Panama page
Fragmented OCR text describes health and daily life in Panama with garbled lines about dates, weather, and places. It mentions Maren 13 and various unclear terms, lacking coherent events or names to form a clear news item.
Populist Ban on Bryan Convent Delegates Prefer Republican
Fragmented OCR text mentions a political dispute involving delegates and party preferences. The readable elements point to a populist ban in Bryan related to convention proceedings and a Republican-favoring outcome, with references to local officials and possible names blurred by garbled text. The exact event, date, and participants are unclear due to legible fragments.
Lambremont Declared Democratic Lieutenant Governor Nominee
The Democratic State Central Committee named Paul M Lambremont as lieutenant governor candidate for Louisiana after reviewing official election returns. They found Lambremont substantially ahead of opponent J Foor and stated no legal basis for investigating alleged primary fraud charges.
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Paul M Lamtremont
Democratic State Central Committee
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Welfare of the Child Congress Enlivens Morning Session
Mrs Roosevelt receives applause as she attends the International Congress on the Welfare of the Child at Metropolitan Methodist Church. Commissioner Neill, unable to speak at night, honors the gathering with a quiet presence while Dr. Wiley previews pure food in the home and child health themes dominate the talks.
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Walter Remen Fevier
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Chicago
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Isabel Worrell Ball
Womans Helief Corps
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Exhourt Seminary
Misseu
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Craig Mary
Tella Frank Venla
Aston
Lucie Gerstla
Marjory Fowler
Grace Marshale
Mary Margarette Lampkin
Ana Laura Cardwell
Thatcher
Harvey Wo Wiley
Bureau of Kaemdistry
Department of Serleullnce
Charman
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Pirington
Mra Cor
Graham Fossiiruse
Clifford Webster Barnesert
Willy Hee
Boosevelts
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Gossip of the Congress Reveals European Educators and Social Figures
The report highlights Miss Callisperh from Green Mesa as a leading educational expert in girls education in Greece and the United States. It notes Senora Lopes Uedeieeite and Dr Lopes, Mexican delegates, along with Jane Addams’ settlement work. It mentions Mrs Ingram of New York relief efforts and Margaret Bancroft at the Bancroft Training School, detailing social and educational influence among immigrant communities and child welfare initiatives.
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Visitation of Children of
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Congress
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Cvork City
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Association For
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Practical Psychology Panel On Subnormality At Bancroft School
Dr E A Farrington will speak on the relationship between the physical body and mental subnormality. He will explain causes, recognition, prevention, and developmental training to draw out a child's personality, benefiting both subnormal and normal children. Mrs Harriet McLellan of Atlanta, a prominent Mothers Congress figure, is honored, with a memorial meeting planned for Mrs Birney next Sunday.
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New Glew in Reid Murder at Midland va
Police in Midland Virginia pursue a link between Henry Reid’s murder at a saloon on January 21 and Thomas Lewis serving a term in Prestonsburg Virginia for larceny. A reported informant claimed details of the count and location, while investigators seek police-procured evidence and witness statements from a black prisoner held in Fredericksburg.
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New Lloyd Office Opens By North Gaming and Steamship Co
The North Gaming and Steamship Company opened a new office in Alfred De Wachler’s building, with Wachter representing the firm locally. He will handle bookings and extend routes, as a display of the company’s new headquarters drew hundreds who watched an earth globe exhibit in the window.
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War Veteran Leaves Petworth Estate to Church
The Fret Methodist Church of Petworth DC will receive two thirds of the estate of William Cromie, a Civil War veteran, with the remainder to Rev Ho of Griffith and other small bequests to relatives. The will, dated November 2197, was filed for probate.
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Trusted trust company as executor for small estates
A responsible trust company is the best executor for both small and large estates. The economy of administration and the ability to keep funds invested, even in small amounts, are of great importance to the small estate.
Britain Opposes Rapid Macedonia Reforms Governor Plan
London and Vienna report Britain favors benevolent neutrality on Macedonian railway questions while withholding active support until a credible reform scheme is agreed. Sir Edward Gray’s note proposes a virtually permanent Macedonian governor and extended judicial reform as a condition, with powers urged to guarantee European Turkey's integrity.
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Hemenway for Old Ticket in Chicago Nomination Talk
Special to The Wasiang on 22 Mon lck Bar LA Washington dis patcher reports Hemenway of Indiana discussing probable nominees for the Chicago convention. Roosevelt and Taft are cited as possible leaders with Patrovlks, as party factions weigh a third term and renomination strategy. Wisconsin figures including La Follette are noted as friendly to the President and skeptical of a Taft ally.
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Philadelphia Peace Delegation Seeks Universal Peace Support
A Philadelphia delegation representing the universal peace movement meets Pennsylvania congressmen in a Capitol room. John Dalzell chairs with Bates as secretary. City Club leaders Burnham and Hoss attend with others. Resolutions pass and are sent to the parent organization. Moon cites Brussels meeting and hopes for American leadership in peace efforts. The piece notes European skeptics and Nicholas’s influence on pacifist hopes.
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Congress
Capitol
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Dosen
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Cyrus D Hoss
Jinkion & Edwards
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Wilson
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Moon
Brussels
Judge Moon
Amercan
Nicholas
Bryce’s Summer Plans Hopes to Attend Both Conventions
Ambassador Bryce of Great Britain plans to attend the Republican and Democratic national conventions as a spectator. He expects to reach Chicago next June but doubts Denver. Mid summer he may visit Europe to see relatives. no political questions demand his presence in London.
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Virginia Court Reverses and Affirms Numerous Appeals
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals issues numerous dispositions on writs of error and appeals from circuit and chancery courts. Decisions involve Norfolk, Richmond, Loudoun, Albemarle, and other counties, reversing some circuit rulings, affirming others, and denying or sustaining bonds in various cases. The docket includes bonds, writs of error, and the typical appellate actions from a long session.
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Civil War Chaplain Dead Funeral Tomorrow Arlington
The funeral of Rev Harris Howard chaplain of the Seventh Rhode Island Volunteers will be held tomorrow morning at Arlington with burial at Arlington National Cemetery. His body was moved from George Washington University Hospital to Wrights undertaking for the service. Rev Hugh T Stevenson leads arrangements and Howard had previously pastored Free Will Baptist churches in New England. No relatives are listed.
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Fortune in Smoke in Saturday Evening Post feature
A review notes J Rufus Wallingford joins The Down and Out Club in Fortune in Smoke, a bully series tale with a sharp turn as life turns against him. It also previews The White Light of Publicity by Charles Belmont Davis, asserting women do not commit suicide and hinting at matrimony. The ad promotes the weekly issue and Curtis Publishing Company copies.
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Curtis PupLisnine Company
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