Two New National Figures Shake Ohio Republican Banquet
At a Youngstown gathering, Theodore Roosevelt is spotlighted as a potential president while Taft fades. John J Sullivan and Judge R M Wanamaker are named, but their roles and credibility are questioned as the piece weighs possible recall dynamics and party sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Nisgardly Aime
Sullivan
Wanamaker
Sullven
John I. Sullivan
John
Republican Party
Hta
Roosevelt
Sullivan and Wanamaker
The New Postoffice Contract and Turkish War Drift
The contract for the new city postoffice near Union Station was awarded. The Treasury Secretary will decide soon whether the building uses white granite or a cheaper stone, with a ten percent cost gap favoring the granite for durability and color retention in government architecture.
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City
Union Station
Secretary of the Treasury
Trinn
National Museum
Washington
Wireless sweep estimates Marconi message spans quarter of globe
The Times reports Marconi's first wireless message from Coltano Italy to New York covered roughly one quarter of the earth. It could reach as far as Nova Scotia and the Cape regions with proper equipment, potentially sensing voices from the North Pole and beyond.
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Marcon
Italy
America
The
Times
Coltano
Plow
Greenland
India
Cottano
Nova Scolia
Tibet
Pisa Fe
Pisa
South Atlantic Ocean
German
Africa
Cook
Pole
North Pole
Tivet
Attica
Nova Scotia
Europe
Brasil
Earth
Coltane
German Officer Plans Atlantic Balloon Flight From New York
Lieut Hans Gericke a German army balloon pilot and former world champion announced at the Hotel Astor that in January he will attempt a sail across the Atlantic from near New York to Europe in a rudderless balloon. He aims to ride the eastward air current reach Europe in about ten to four days with two assistants and sufficient provisions for three men.
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Dram
New York
Hans Gericke
Europe
Hotel Astor
Gerickeln
Germany
Wisconsin
England
France
America
Alan R. Hawley
Gericke
British Columbia
Hawles
Gerloke
Atlantic
Sienarien
Tom the Cat Patrols Terrytown in Police Force Tale
Tarrstown Dispatch reports a twelve man police unit with a tomcat named Tom patrolling the back fences of Basbeth Worth living area. The cat signals danger, roars a strong voice during performances, and even rings electric doorbells by paw. Tom is owned by Mrs. David MacHirath and has become a neighborhood pride.
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Tarrstown
Tate Times
Terrytown
Tom
Basbeth
Texidertts
Tone Histriet
Washington Street
Main
Franklin
David MacHirath
Unlucky at cards and flirtatious tricks in old verse
From the Gloveboat state, Danter, and a jokey tale about luck at cards. A flirtatious bride, a secluded spot, and Tommy Treathingsr who claims he always wins, framed as playful verse. The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes the ploy is gloomy, while Kansas City Journal references boys will be boys. John Knight, aged a, is praised as a sprightly roller skater in Moran.
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Tate
Danter
Tommy
Ipver
Aroh
Kiepinten
Frrom
Kansas City Journal
Fountain of Youth
Moran
John Knight
Jam Maker's Bankrupt Lord Sudeley in Royal Crisis
Lord Sudeley, widower of the late Mrs Charles Sergison, dies under murky circumstances prompting coroners to delay verdict pending deeper inquiry. Veteran of Crimea, China campaigns, and former bar member, he built vast Jam trusts across UK, then collapsed with the Baring and Marrietta crises, leaving only one joint stock survived in reorganized form. He faded from boards amid a wealth of scandal, while Lady Sudeley remained wealthy in her own right. The piece notes his bankruptcy, discharge, and political comeback, and traces lineage to Todington Park, plus links to current aristocrats and a noted actor cousin.
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Lord Budelay
Charles Sergison
Han
Gentlemen At-Arms
China
House of Commons
Lorda
Engstend
Wales
Mingdom
Marrietta
Te Baring Crisie
A Reading
Djageter
London
Jonah
Sudeley
Alnos
Frederick James Tollemache
Earl of
Toddington Park
Gloucestershire
United Kingdom
Lord Budeley
Hanbury
Janabe
Bateman
Henry de Hanbury
Ireland
Edward I
Charles Hanbury
Toddington
Vincount Tracy
Stidley
Lord Sudelay
Charles Henry Maude
Cyr Maude
Mian Winnifred Emery
Coco the Monkey's Tragic Breakup Sparks Bonkers Suffragette Tale
A farcical, clipped account of Coco the monkey, Agnes, and Baldy in a zoological park. The piece claims Agnes becomes a militant suffragette after an affair, leading to Coco's death from heartbreak or illness. A quirky tale notes kept keepers puzzled by motive and a blue collar conclusion.
France May Abandon India as British Gains Loom
The report suggests France is set to renounce its colonial empire, with its Indian holdings totaling 200 square miles and 270 000 people. The tiny enclaves Chandernagars Yannon Mahe Pondicherry and Harika are of little military value yet hold political usefulness for Britain as exile refuges and centers for spreading dissent.
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France
India
England
America
Montcalm
Wolfe
Quebec
Feas
Bettreen Clive
Dupleix
Hindustan
Duplaix
Asia
Hittle Islands
Chandernagars
Ganges
Yannon
Godivari
Mahe
Pondicherry
Harika
Madras
Bay of Bengal
Odthanta
West Africa
Gambie
Siarra Leone
Gold Coast
Gambia
Uni
Africa
Tripoli
Gulf of Guinea
Morocco
Atlantic
Porto- Sucee
Téberia
Indias
Geimhis
Out of the Mouths of Babes in Ghtcage Mews
Narration from the Ghtcage Mews shows children recalling family items and clothing recalls. A girl Lola, six, receives a bare letters card, remarking a letter lacks a skirt, while others discuss worn garments and small misfit clothes.
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Sineth Hadise
Dobbin
Johnny
National Parks Rise In The United States
The government has established 13 national parks and 38 national monuments, protecting vast acreages including Yellowstone, Yosemite, Glacier, and Mesa Verde. The plan envisions a unified bureau of national parks, modern administration, and expert landscape guidance to showcase natural beauty and economic value, with some smaller parks potentially ceded to states.
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Reston
Yellowstone
California
Washington
Crater Lake
Oregon
Glacier
Montana
Mesa Verdes
Colorado
Grand Canyon
Wind Cave
South Dakota
Salive Hil
North Dakota
Pitt Tx
Cama Grande Run
Atisina
Hot Sprinex Reservation
Arkansas
Consiierebio Aia
Gomme
Amaller Parks
Jonathan
Axia
Gome
Interior Department
Bureau of
National Parks
Restona
Firet
Geological Survey
Land Office, &c
Department of the Interior
Eee
Mystery Verse Fragment From Harper’s Weekly Incomplete
An OCR fragment presents archaic verse with stark imagery of sea wind rain dawn and human heartbreak. It appears to be a poem or literary excerpt, referencing vast natural forces and inward suffering, lacking clear attribution or complete context. The readable lines hint at a meditation on sources of pain and unknown meaning.
Strange growth forms from fallen tree stump in Wool forest
In Wool a forest trunk blown years ago now hosts three perfect trees rising from the old roots. They stand about 0 feet tall with thick trunks drawing sustenance from the ground via the fallen stump roots. The structures appear as branches yet resemble independent trees in shape.
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Prater
Woolwich
Reflections of Four Bachelor Minds in New York Freer
A fragmented reflection piece argues on marriage and humanity. It notes men who think they want to marry for the right reasons and old views toward a new baby. The tone hints at social norms and scandal without concrete events or names.
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Ong
Hia
New York
L. Yack
Mitta
Guy Henry
Aho
Pointed Paragraphs on Ideal Woman and Love Pessimism
A satirical piece notes women insisting on a perfect lady image and the failure of men to explain political beliefs to wives. It questions the lot of people disappointed in love and marvels at why more are not pessimistic.
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le Deldom
Walt Ter
Interviews at Willard on Taft La Follette and Guatemala
Former Senator James A Hemenway says Taft will be renominated with little opposition in Indiana while La Follette cannot secure delegates. F S Stratton of San Francisco comments on unrest and wealth inequality in California, the Panama Pacific Exposition and Roosevelt’s pending role. Gov Spriggs praises Guatemala under Barreda Cabrera, noting its prosperity, climate, and transport advantages, predicting Democratic victory next year.
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James A. Hemenway
Seener
Pata
Hoosier
la Follette
Indiana
Hemen Way
Willard
Taft
Text
Waite Howe
Roosevelt
Tn Indiate
la Folletta
Richmond
Insana
Calfornia
F S Stratton
San Francisco
California
Hiram W Johnson
Johnson
Hamburg Américan Line
Pactic Mail Steamship Company
Harwatian Amatican Line
Cd Roosevelt
Peroneal Forca
Legis Jeston
Netonoid
Col Roosevel
Taft Ukewise
Col Roosevelt
Senator la Follette
Central America
Guatemala
Sprigee
Moatens
Gov Spriggs
United States
Ieaver
Butte
Barreda Cabrara
Gov. Spriggs
Centre America
Gustemala
Guatemala Central
Pacific
Spriggs
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Sanjo Domingo
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New Mexico
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
JAM Maker
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Lola
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