The Presidents War Talk and Senator Borah Case
A long column mixes editorials and notices on Roosevelt era policy, the Borah grand jury outcome, immigration and race tensions, and calls for deeper Mississippi River navigation. It notes Borah’s acquittal cast light on grand jury abuses, laments political maneuvering around Roosevelt and Hughes, and cites hands on ship channels and tariffs shaping the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
United Stats
Wiliam E Boran
Idaho
Department of Justice
United States
Benator Horah
Department
Bolsa
Sengtor
Grana
Sam
A Sparrow Egg Hatch Mystery In Skowhagan
A nature yarn from the Kennenees recounts Mrs Harris finding an egg in a bowl with a ghostly shell that hid a sparrow inside. Mr Harris explains the hen swallowed an egg shell and warmth hatched the sparrow, which remains alive though not yet grown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennenees
Skowhagan
Henry Harris
Aome
Harris
Mr Harris
Tasida
Fointed Paragraphs From the Gilearo News
Fragmented OCR text discusses marriage, debt, and gender roles with garbled phrasing. It references a notion of women supporting husbands, love versus fortune, and duties after widowhood, set in a period tone with unclear specifics. The piece reads as a miscellany of moral reflections rather than a reported event.
Irishman Again for Chinese Post Insp Hart's Successor
Sir Robert Bredon, Irishman and Trinity College graduate, has been named inspector general of imperial customs in China succeeding Sir Robert Hart. The appointment sparks debate among English papers while Bredon’s Irish tact and diplomacy are praised for steady Chinese relations, with Hart’s influence as a mentor noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bredon
Sir Robert Hart
Imperial Customs
China
Idtter
Trnity College
Dublin
Lady Bredon
Thomas Crane Banks
San Prencisce
Hig Moter
Ife
Ninety
Bir
Robert
Robert Harte
Ekring
Shanghai
Sir Robert
Hart
Bredon
Robert Bredan
Robert Horts
Washington
Ona
Lima
Mystery Feud Between Rockefeller Brothers Exposed
A Cleveland era tale recounts Frank Rockefeller’s decades long feud with brother John D Rockefeller. It alleges Frank funded and led anti rebate campaigns against Standard Oil and manipulated market reports to curb rivals, while accusing John of pressuring oil prices and falsifying stock data to benefit the Standard Oil monopoly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rockefelers
John D
Rockefelier
Clevetana
Frank Rockefelier
Fedd
Tnt
Cleveland
Yvanie Rockefeller
Frank Rockefeller
Standard OM Associates
New York
John I Racketo
Ceveland
John
Frank Tokefeller
Rockefeler
United Pipe Line
Pennsylvania
Frank Rockefelter
Trad
Stendard Eliqua
Seaborne Losses Rise as Derelicts Scatter Atlantic
The article cites official statistics showing world sea trade losses totaling billions in vessels and lives. It notes five year data with hundreds of wrecks on the Atlantic coast, including identified ships abandoned at sea and numerous derelicts, averaging about sixteen afloat monthly and thirty days per derelict, highlighting ongoing peril in the North Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Batish Columbia
Bering Sea
Japan
United States
Europe
American Congress
Coghlan
Morgan
Roosevelt
Mississippi Valley
John T Morgan
Chicago
Florida
Hatteras
James J Hill
Hilfurther
Boston
New Orleans
New York Herald
Jeanené Nuts
Ani
Reyng
Rene Aman
Authragraphic
Atlante
America
North Atlantic
Tribulations of the Rich in New Fork Sux
A satirical poem laments the fate of a wealthy man guarding his fortune from thieves and corruption. It portrays his distrustful vigilance, the fragility of wealth, and the belief that only trust and protection can safeguard his pile from constant schemes.
Morning Return to Begin Again in Spring
A fragmented verse speaks of renewal and dawn after sorrow. It imagines starting anew with morning light, youth, hope, and a robin in spring. The speaker references burial mounds, bone and glory, dust, dew, and a bee as images of rebirth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durdes
Sears
Bern
Hat Psychology and Mushroom Warning From Old Times
A psychologist at Leipzig outlines a curious hat based temperament theory linking hat position to character and behavior. The piece also notes a mushroom safety misprint episode from Washington and warns readers about edible versus poisonous toadstools.
Washburn Congregational Ladies firm on scrap tonnage venture
The Washburn Congregational Ladies Society announces a church based venture to collect and process waste paper and other scrap material for sale across the country. The plan, tied to missionary work and church operations, has drawn orders from various regions and even a curious request for champagne dotties, which was declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor Francis Joseph
Washington
Brod
Francis von Provacher
Ustria
Adriat
Mediterranean
Hla
Pala
Adriatic
Atthoran
Annz Gorup
Church of Rome
Mangcise Os Fomor
Washbure Commponaenea
Rami Rinneer Praca
Washburn Congregational Ladies
Visitors debate temperance and canteen repeal in Cleveland
The Raleigh crowd cites temperance arguments as Miss Phoebe Cousins and others press for repeal of the canteen shelter. Discussions touch on Prohibition, personal liberty, Taft and party strategies, with remarks on Cleveland mayoral prospects and European observations from travelers like Dawson and Red Lynn. The piece reflects broad civic chatter on law, politics, and social norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Phoebe W Cousins
Riggs
Milas Cousing
Congress
Miss Cousins
Root
Abe Queston
Woct U
Fen Butler
Berthollt
Secretaries Loeb and Toeb in Wyoming Rabbit Menace
A fragmented, early 20th century style piece discusses Loeb and Toeb amid a dramatic hunt against a gigantic jackrabbit in Gavete Canyon. It mentions secretaries in Wyoming, prairie wolves, and a polemic about bravery and public daring, with a satirical note on scientific observers and the Loeb League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille
Plas
Loeb Gr
Loeb League
Vet Nerf
Secretar
Loeb Foyas
the & Ratinns
Roosevelt Root
Fortuna L
Gavete Canyon
Loeb
Chapo Trasojo
Loebs
Toek
Wyoming
Tock League
Kiay
Ineh League
Vilor
Hunter
Ship Worms Threaten Northwest Lumber Supply
Advices from Gray's Harbor and Puget Sound report ship worms have attacked logs in water, tearing through back and wood, making logging operations potentially cease indefinitely. In Clayoquot Sound district British Columbia similar losses halt timber cuttings. The Sutton Company notes huge rusted timber losses as hundreds of log workers face idleness until winter work resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray's Harbor
Puget Sound
British Columbia
Clayoquot Hunder
Big Sutton Company
Reflections of a Bachelor. From the New York Press.
Imperfect OCR fragment discusses social reputation and behavior of men. Mentions clothing, envy, and a hypothetical scenario about public perception. Content is garbled with many unreadable words and stray letters, rendering concrete details unavailable.
The Barber of To Day and the Fine Art of Shaving
An essay likens barbering to a refined art, tracing its social role from ancient Greeks to modern society. It praises barbers as health guardians and civilizing agents while recounting anecdotes of barbering practices and literary depictions across eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Basle
Far Ber
Republic
Vatican Capitoline
Naples
Gomanda
Milwaukee
Tam
Mania Potu
Lierature
Don Quixsle
Spain
George Elot
London
Eigane Ing
France
Oroughls
Garbers
Rue de Turb
Stop
Upg
Genvemen
Cheerful Irish Citizen Inspires Lively San Francisco Tale
A breezy report from San Francisco describes an upbeat Irish immigrant who has endured hardship yet remains hopeful. He speaks of a fine job awaiting in Honolulu and of continuing to work despite past trials.
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William McKinley
Boston
Les
Leas
Henao
W B Habelt
Texas Panhandle
Ramtor Bar
Panhandle
Anyle
Wiliam Crane
San Francisco
The
Lambs Cb
Honololee
Morrs
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Washington Post
Fennsylvania
Fourteenth Street
Vareier
Mlecandia
Sandy
Bz Mall
Keatege Wrevard
Bost Do
Wandington
Tok Ofte
Fia Iron Baltaig Paut Block
Chicage Ofer
Harlte & Baldag
Paul Block
Manezer
Roosevenady
Roosevalt Pointealy
McKintey
Ben
Jaickeny
Dickens
Dell
Molhenderes
Boo
Beef Trust
Ohio Valley
Yom Dick
Harry
Palmer Trust
Internal Revenue
Autumn
Saya
Philadelphia Inquirer
Hunteville
Ala
Charleston News and Courier
Triman
Slowars
Presidente
Tennessee
Richmond P
Uerling
Allie
Joplin
Baltimore Sun
Meany
Kansay City
Quebec
Society For the Prevention of
Louisiana
Taft
California
Nebraska
Rochester
Palmer Lovejoys
Hughes
Politreang
Hellena Phulatetyhla Prem
West South
Republican State Committee
Gov . Hughes
Secong
Grover Cleveland
Plains
Corral
Guy Hughes
Poonavelt
New York State
Gay Hughes
Gov Hughes
White House
Ike Teaven
Yellow Dog
Gilearo
Bockeners
Chinese Post
Travalera Club
Paris
Haa
Ust
Jensen
Champs Blysees
Maruulus de Palva
Hera
Palice of
St Cloud
Marquis de Palva
Bismarck
the Hand
Guido Honchet Dontiersmarck
Galaca
Avenas
Boudry
Marquise de Paiva
Damond
Virtue
Lapis Lasull
Malachite
Prince Donnersmarck
Saloachin
Saluachin
St Patersburg Restaurateur
Cubat
Fsat
Travel Yes Club
Kremlin
Moscow
Zaher
Cyar Ivan the Terrible
Sven
John D Rockefeller
Haat
Migak All
Croesus
Grose
Psychological Laboratory
University At
Gross
Katie Wicklls
Department of Agrculture
Washinston
Church Ventures
Im Jonk
John A Harlow
DIE Eastern Publishing House
Columbus
Ta’t
Raleigh
Harlow
Ohio
Republian
Unce
Herra
Alto
Tarak
Cleve Ind
Canadas
Dawson
Corto Woods
Willard
Dawzon
Oaters
Dunvon
Sex England Mills
Montreals
South Rm
Austral
New Zealand
Cap
Red Lynn
Mimi
de Uasto
East Aurora
Elbert Hubbard
Roger
Edwin H Funt
Buffalo
Huyt
Lewan
Hyec
Policiog
Inskman
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