Yale Speech Defends Private Dormitory and Moral Influence
The speech argues that private Yale dormitories are not worse than others and that moral and religious influences are stronger today. It rejects fears the democratic spirit will fade, asserting Yale’s tradition remains robust amid modern changes and larger losses.
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Health news from Panama and scattered notes
Fragmented OCR text presents mixed health and location references, with Panama and various garbled phrases. The readable content mentions health topics and minor local notes without cohesive details or clear events to form a solid summary.
Populist Ban on Bryan Delegates Sparks Convent Row
Fragmented OCR notes describe a political clash over delegate favors involving Bryan and Republican alignment. The text references a convent, a delegate, and tensions surrounding party support and local figures, with unclear names and places due to damaged source material.
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Lambremont Declared Louisiana Lieutenant Gov Nominee
The Democratic State Central Committee named Paul M Lambremont the lieutenant governor candidate for Louisiana based on unofficial returns. The committee found no legal basis to investigate fraud charges against his opponent J J Foory, and stated no inquiry was warranted.
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Welfare of the Child Congress Highlights Home Life
Mrs Roosevelt drew a large audience at the International Congress on the Welfare of the Child in the Metropolitan Methodist Church. Sessions covered household economics, pure food in the home, child education, and moral training, with speakers from Illinois and New Haven urging informed mother love, better schooling, and fathers as caretakers.
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Gossip of the Congress Highlights Social Figures From Greece and Mexico
The piece profiles several women linked to a congress including Mrs Call, inspector Miss Callisperi from Green Mesa, and Miss Callisperi, noted for Greek education expertise. It notes advocacy for Greek language teaching to Greek immigrant children, contrasts U S and Mexico in child salary laws, and mentions Mrs Ingram of New York relief work and Margaret Bancroft of the Bancroft Training School visiting New York venues.
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Practical Psychology Panel On Subnormality By Dr Farrington
Dr E A Farrington of Bancroft School heads a panel on the link between body and mental subnormality. He will explain causes, recognition, prevention, and how maternal training can enhance a child’s personality, benefiting both subnormal and normal children. Mrs Harriet McLellan of Atlanta, a leading congress delegate, will attend despite personal bereavement. memorial events for Mrs Birney are planned for next Sunday.
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New lead in Reid murder case at Midland Va saloon
A prisoner in Prestonsburg Va says a man told of the Reid saloon murder in Washington on January 9. Police seek Virginia authorities to interview the witness about the stabbing of Henry Reid, a saloon keeper found with ten oyster knife wounds.
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New Lloyd Office Opens by North Gaming and Steamship Co
The North Gaming and Steamship Company opened a branch office in New Lloyd, with Alfred De Wachler to represent locally. Wachter completed arrangements, illuminated routes shown at the display window, drawing hundreds who watched the earth illustration and noted the novelty of the advertisement. Charles Kublewc in New York oversees company operations.
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Will of William Cromie Leaves Two Thirds to Petworth Church
A civil war veteran William Cromie wills two thirds of his estate to The Fret Methodist Church of Petworth Washington DC. The remainder goes to Rev Ho Griffith chem Jain at Soldiers Home and numerous relatives receive small bequests. Executor Raphael Brown of Berkeley California handles the estate which includes investments and bank deposits with local banks.
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Responsible trust firm best executor for small estates
A responsible trust company is the best executor for a small estate as well as a large one. Economy in administration costs and the ability to keep funds even in small amounts well invested are of great importance to the small estate.
Britain Opposes Macedonian Reform Threads in Vienna talks
London reports Sir Edward Gray sent replies to Russian and Italian notes on Macedonian railway projects. Britain pledges benevolent neutrality but won’t back any project until an effective Macedonian reform scheme is agreed. A proposal for a virtually permanent Macedonian governor shocks Vienna and alarms many papers.
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Hemenway for old ticket in Chicago bid
Special to The Wasiang from Washington dispatches discuss a ticket uniting Roosevelt and Taft era allies. The piece notes Hemenway of Illinois and others weighing candidates for the Chicago convention, with rumors of renominating the President and VP for a third term. It cites Wisconsin figures Folette and La Follette in the debate as possible influencers and mentions Patrovski and Taft factions shaping the renomination talk.
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Philadelphia Peace Delegation Plans Universal Peace Effort
A Philadelphia delegation representing the universal peace movement met Pennsylvania congressmen in a Capitol room. Led by John Dalzell and Bates, the group included George Burnham Cyrus Hoss Jinkion Edwards Yarneld and Wilson. They passed resolutions to share with the parent organization and urged continued American involvement in peacetime efforts following European conventions.
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Bryce's Summer Plans Spectator for Two National Conventions
Ambassador Bryce of Great Britain hopes to attend both the Republican convention in Chicago and the Democratic convention in Denver as a spectator. He plans to reach Chicago next June with confidence but is less certain about Denver. Around mid summer he intends to visit Europe to see relatives, finding no political questions requiring his presence in London.
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Virginia Supreme Court Docket of Appeals Arguments and Bonds
The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals today set forth opinions on numerous cases from circuits including Elizabeth City, Loudoun, Norfolk, Richmond, and Roanoke. Notable items cover affirmed and reversed decisions in chancery and circuit courts, writs of error and supersedeas bonds, and various appeals from counties such as Norfolk, Goochland, Rockingham, and Fairfax. The docket lists many named plaintiffs and defendants, railways, and insurance firms, with multiple cases preferring affirmations or reversals and noted bond amounts.
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Civil War Chaplain Rev Harris Howard Dead
The funeral of Rev Harris Howard chaplain of the Seventh Rhode Island Infantry resumes at 11 30 tomorrow at Arlington with interment at Arlington Cemetery He died yesterday morning at George Washington University Hospital and his body was moved to Wrights undertaking For years he served as pastor of Free Will Baptist churches in New England Rev Hugh T Stevenson leads arrangements The note ends with a brief odd aside about King Menelik of Abyssinia sending language to the Pope.
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Fortune in Smoke in The Saturday Evening Post
A summary of J. Rufus Wallingford from Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford joins The Down and Out Club in a new tale Fortune in Smoke. The issue also features The White Light of Publicity by Charles Belmont Davis about women and marriage. The Post claims a wide readership with 850000 weekly buyers and invites subscriptions.
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