Democratic stir and war ships looted in New York gale
A chaotic 1907 era collage critiques Democratic nominating fights, Arizona statehood debates, banking surplus fears, and New York looting of foreign warships. It notes public sentiment, treasury policy, and political maneuvers, with scattered opinions on Bryan, Cortelyou, and party dynamics amid a volatile national scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kool
Jane Parkers
Toglas
Dlepiece
Nw York
Roodecorporats
Ems
Oregon
Sparka
Nevatta Turka
North
Galenta
Folk
Mia
Empire State
Kansan City Journal
Ameria
Tempelves Americana
Kanays City Journal
Peking
A.bolentine
Prince William of
Sweden
Tart
Saya
Rome
Kansas City Journal
Kansas City
Fylgia
Prince Willam
Wattun
Pacific
Remarkable Deer Hunt Turns to Tragedy Near Oakland
Young Neussbaumer of Oakland died instantly when a high powered rifle bullet struck him in the woods near his home during a hunting incident recounted by locals. Deputy coroner from Reading investigated and the body was shipped to Oakland for interment. The passage also touches on historical jewels and distant royal histories in a fragmented, florid narrative.
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Ivania
Sertary Gortelyou
Banka
Thougl
Seryich
Pons
Cortelynna
Treasury
Sir Corter
Yous
Arkansas
Seymour
New York
Taylor
Fusma
Willian Henry Morrison Peut Clay
Clay Thunlow
Weed
Harrivon
Harrison Jackson
Rst
Hasata
William
Lewin
Disraeli
House of Commons
Mr Roosevelt
Coud
Lkely
Hte Nerty
Lone Vota
Frome
John Leary
Kenneth Sutherland
Sixteenth Assembly
Chates
Leary
Eleventh Avenue
Prompart Avenue
Windsor Terrace
Board of Elections
Dinen
Poe
India
Georgia
Los Angeles
Gotrich
Schupentopd
Clerke
Watterson
Col W J Bryan
Oficlald
Lx Offtetatn
Ater
Labuna
Tudwis
Eursbaumer
Dude
Oakland
Newenbaumark
Neussbaumer
James Hunter
Thia Place
Hunter
Neua Haumer
Neusubaumer
Ken Gazelle
Europe
Urun
France
Austria
Fenaulnary
Ted Nadir Shah
Delat
Ita
Hasing
Punjdmah
Great
Raat India Company
Duke of Bedford’s Philanthropy and Woburn Abbey Collection
The article details Malcolm Anderson the noted geologist guiding a large Philippine animal collection for the Duke of Bedford. It discusses access to specimens for London’s Natural History Museum and hints at missed collaboration with American institutions. It describes the Duke and Duchess as private-minded patrons with widely varied zoological gardens and notes the Russell family’s historic prominence and the Duke’s extensive landholdings in the Bedford area.
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Fpating
Philippines
Duke of Bedford
Walcolm Anderson
Anderson
Wobucn Abbey
National Natural History Museum
South Kensington
London
de Philppinea
Malcolm Anderson
Natural History
Suseum
New York
Smaithsonian Institution
Washington
Bint
England
National Society
Woburn Abbey
Bedfordshire
Ake
Teegent
Wapits
Chertiey
I Persia
Sebras Agieroun
Central
Aula
Pre Iwalaks
Hla
Duchese
House of Lords
Houaeheld
Woburn
Guchesa
Ting
Fussell
Russell
Max
Inilian
Weymouth
Flanders
Sprain
Archduke Wea
Thomas Trenchard
Thomas
Joh Russell
Spain
Henry VII
Prosduke
Windsor
Jack Russell
Henry
Earl of
Radford
Earl of Bedford
Candon
Bloomsbury
Voatevor
Returning to the City After Vacation Atmosphere
The article describes residents returning to city life after vacations, noting fluency shifts from rural refreshment to urban bustle. It warns on re adapting routines, airing homes, and managing diets, children’s appetites, and school start. It recalls contrasts between country sensibilities and city living, with a poem-like reflection on urban life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philosphy
Lvine
Mail
Life extension argued by Dr Wiley and social factors
Dr Wiley of the United States Department of Culture asserts that rising life expectancy stems from social ethics, maternal infant care shifts away from artificial foods, typhoid control, outdoor treatments for consumptives, advances in surgery and asepsis, broader education, and urban public health progress. He predicts future lifespans approaching nine or ten decades, with centenarians becoming common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Wiley
Vienna
Igh
Wiley Maya
Wiles
Interviews With Capitals Visitors on Cane Sugar Industry
Robert F Broussard and Louisiana representatives discuss sugar and molasses regulation with the Agriculture Department. They report sulfur use to remove impurities in cane processing, claim no harmful effects, and seek stable prices and fair treatment for growers. They describe experimental results, permissions to follow old practices, and the need to protect the industry amid market pressures.
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Robert F Broussard
Louisiana
Washington
Ant Porcion
Yeasen
Broussard
Terrington
Cape
Wie
D D Coleoek
Mices
Colcork
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Couta
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Wax
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Howe
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Panama Canal
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Democratic Party
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