The Democratic Triumph and War Looting in 1907 Era
A dense OCR mashup discusses Democratic prospects, tariff and surplus money, and political predictions around 1907. It references New York politics, the Kansas City convention, and figures like Bryan, Cortelyou, and Harrison, with digressions on naval looting in New York, Arizona statehood debates, and public notices about subscriptions and elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Firesloy
Couta
Bryan
Reales
Wax
Kansas City
Ita Indorse
Fylgia
Cam
Alt
Prince Willam
Wattun
New York
Thor
Pacific
Peculiar Deer Tragedy Linked To Neusbaumer Death
In a woodland near Oakland a hunter named James Hunter shot a deer seen by Neussbaumer, the 20 year old. The rifle bullet pierced Neussbaumer killing him instantly. Deputy coroner from Reading investigated, and Neussbaumer was shipped to Oakland for interment. The report mixes local tragedy with unrelated reflections on European crowns and historic jewels, reflecting a long, disjointed narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ater
Labuna
Tudwis
Eursbaumer
Dude
Oakland
Newenbaumark
Neussbaumer
James Hunter
Thia Place
Hunter
Neua Haumer
Neusubaumer
Ken Gazelle
Georgia
Philadelphia
Walier
Beck
Duke of Bedford and Walcolm Anderson’s Philippine fossil work
The Duke of Bedford supports Walcolm Anderson in collecting Philippine animal life for private, national, and museum purposes. Anderson gathers duplicates for London’s Natural History Museum while a third set was discussed for American institutions. The Bedford circle, famed for zoological gardens, emphasizes scientific study over social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Smalthsonian Institution
Washington
Bint
England
National Society
Woburn Abbey
Bedfordshire
Ake
Teegent
Wapits
Chertiey
I Persia
Sebras Agieroun
Central
Aula
Pre Iwalaks
Hla
Fussell
Russell
Max
Imilian
Weymout
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
Return to City Life Amid Post Vacation Adjustment
The piece contrasts city life with countryside living as residents return from vacations facing new routines. It notes required home ventilation, drainage checks, and gradual reintroduction to meals to avoid illness. It also recalls a near-fatal bell-ringing accident and reflects on how city bustle affects families and children resuming school.
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Philosphy
Lvine
Mail
Dreiich
New York
Maryland
Bessie
Harry
Ifa
Hawkine
Haman
Rise in Life Span Attributed to Social Progress And Public Health
Dr Wiley argues longer human life results from social ethics improving infant care and reduced use of artificial baby foods, plus typhoid prevention, tuberculosis control, outdoor care for consumptives, asepsis in surgery, and better education. He predicts life expectancy may rise toward three score and ten, with centenarians common in the far future.
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Dewey
Wiley
Vienna
Igh
Wiley Maya
Wiles
Interviews With Capitals Visitors Hear On Sugar Law
Robert F Broussard of Louisiana and a party visited Washington to discuss sugar and molasses regulation under the agricultural food law. They reported experiments at state stations on sulfur use, its safety, and sought department approval to follow old methods for two years' cane crops while ensuring fair prices and profits for planters.
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New York
Kool
Jane Parkers
Changa
Toglas
Nw York
Roodecorporats
Ems
Empire State
Hin Wald
Panama Canal
United States
Canada
Mealcu
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Hy Hain
Sears
Pas Boon
Scott
Hite Mighty Shew
Tous Dodge
Joer
Robert F Broussard
Louisiana
Washington
Ant Porcion
Yeasen
Broussard
Terrington
Cape
Wie
D D Coleoek
Mices
Colcork
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Mice
Fourteenth Street
York
United
Coun
Moliverea
Cacrtty
Amashington
Ane
Micsanda
Melly
Post Office
Washington Host Co
Marhingen
Post
Fia
Hartford Bulléiog
PAUL
Ivania
Sertary Gortelyou
Banka
Thougl
Seryich
Pons
Cortelynna
Treasury
Sir Cortelyous
Arkansas
Nevada
Arizona
Toby Tspuning
Howe
Sky Colorado
Arisona
Arona
Noales
Seeda
Argona
Aelzona
Seth
Thia San Amer
le Caton
Kansan City Journal
Ameria
Tempelves Americana
Iiven
Kanays City Journal
Peking
A.bolentine
Prince William of
Sweden
Tart
Rome
Kansas City Journal
Sen
Uralleles
Seymour
Taylor
Fusma
Willian Henry Morrison
Peut Clay
Clay Thunlow
Weed
Harrivon
Harrison Jackson
Hasata
Wad
William
Lewin
Disraeli
House of Commons
Roosevelt
Coud
Lkely
Hte Narty
THE
Dreammaker
Wun Ani
Margeroun
Hauaton Post
Tennessee
Mor’ Grange
Themer
Chicago
Congress
Connecticut
Lion Ebenezer JI
Stratford
Ciyil
Lone Vota
Frome
John Leary
Kenneth Sutherland
Sixteenth Assembly
Chates
Leary
Eleventh Avenue
Prompart Avenue
Windsor Terrace
Board of Elections
Liw
Dinen
Poe
India
Mo Jace
Los Angeles
Gotrich
Schupentopd
Clerke
Watterson
Col W J Bryan
Mr Fate
Fresno
Cal
Los Angeles Peorla
Masanchus
Xeanion
Freon
Chicago News
Murvan
Europe
Urun
France
Austria
Fenaulnary
Ted Nadir Shah
Delat
Ita
Hasing
Punjdmah
Great
Raat India Company
Duchese
House of Lords
Houaeheld
Woburn
Guchesa
Ting
Ofty A
Lou
Delaware
Wiley Ponts
Turramg
T © Smelter
Orig Nelly
Meena
Mose Dlepal
Stabia
Great Falls
Mited & 4
Boston and Montana
Induery
Ambe
Su Uakom
den McKinle
Dais Inca
Jolyon
Ted
Siadter
Joye
Jace
Paria
Wil Boot
Sefen
Democratic Party
Go Crug
Jonson
Minnesota
Johnson
Gos Johnson
Hoke Smith
Guo
Bacmelor
New Forte Press
Toeres Raapy A
Mins
Ben Franchco
San Francisco
Wash
Ingrid Poms
Yart Rotunda
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