Views of Credit for Snake Models
Fred L J Boettiter claims the painting and non mechanical sculpture of snake models credit goes to Sered with Mio Wi Patmet, noting Dr Leonard Stumeer of the National Museum suggested the method four years ago, practiced before Palmer and others.
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Georgia Militia Enacts Bloody Mob Scene Near Manasis
An article denounces a blood thirsty mob near Manasis that attacked a Black man accused of crime. It argues state troops’ conduct reflects a moral failing in Georgia and questions the toleration of violent racial mob justice by authorities and Christian Americans. The piece condemns lynching and calls for ending such private violence and violations of law.
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No Irish Catholic Vote in Presidential Preference Letters
A cluttered review of Irish Catholic voting influence during the 19th century U.S. presidential campaign. It discusses party loyalties, religious bias, voter resilience, and past newspaper stances, noting Catholics’ stance toward Democrats and Republicans and the role of religious identity in political alignment.
Punish Corner Loafers Editor Post Calls For Action
The Post commends Mr O'Brien and urges strong measures against a loafing group on streets near 4th Street, Pennsylvania Avenue. It cites ladies' outraged complaints, advocates horsewhipping as a deterrent, and demands protection for daughters, asking for decisive steps to stop insults and attacks. George C. Tanner.
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Spy Jack Sterry and the Manassas era legend in fiction history
John Cussons argues a real World War II era incident foreshadowed the battle of Manassas. He claims a Confederate spy described by Hood and Leigh Terrell influenced Union movements near White Plains Fauquier County on August 28, 162, with Sterry executed as a spy. Survivors of a 48 000 strong army witnessed the event and the burial of the Gispath bearer occurred as Longstreet’s column passed.
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Reflections on the War and Major Battles
A reflective wartime piece cites widespread slaughter and questions the cause of quarrels over a tiny Palestine dispute. It discusses the battles of Gettysburg and Liaoyang, noting tens of thousands engaged and heavy casualties, with estimates for Japanese and Russian losses and a critique of sensational reporting. The author remarks on nations praising victors while questioning the true cost of war.
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Adventists Oppose Old Sabbath Teachings Heralded by Irvine
REV J E IRVINE condemns Seventh day Adventists for clinging to the Sinai era law and the seventh day Sabbath. He argues Christ abrogated the old Mosaic rest and instituted the first day Sabbath celebrated by the Christian church following Jesus resurrection.
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Two Kinds or Rise Men. Negro Correspondent Advice
A letter from E H Sutton ex-slave and NC Legislature member recounts a gate incident in Richmond with racial tension. He praises two white gentlemen who helped him through the depot gate and urges his race to seek calm aid from decent whites rather than confront hostile individuals.
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Parker or Roosevelt A Treacherous Crossroads for Republicans
Robt Ee Mattingly laments party infighting over Parker and Davis against Roosevelt. He attacks allies of Roosevelt such as Bynum Pat Egan and echoes charges from the Sun and Chronicle. The piece contends Roosevelt misuses power, questions statehood pledges, and urges support for a conservative alternative in the 1904 race.
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Basis of Re Law on Race and Votes in Fourteenth Fifteenth Amendments
Editorial discusses how the fifteenth amendment nullified the fourteenth clause linking voting rights to representation. It argues Congress loses power to reduce representation for states denying suffrage, as race or color cannot justify abridgement. It cites Blaine’s view from Twenty Years in Congress.
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Socialism and the new political surge analyzed by S Boyd
The author argues that a socialist platform favors economic equality and broad public ownership of utilities. He suggests Socialists would abolish most taxes, support tariff reform, expand government control, and accommodate temperance and woman suffrage. Industrial equality and money reform are highlighted as key outcomes under Socialism.
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Defends Georgia Crackers and their history
McLaughlin argues against labeling Georgia settlers as criminals and crackers. He credits Oglethorpe for founding the colony, notes diverse ancestry, and praises early Georgians for morals, hospitality, and industry. He counters claims of low deeds by poor whites and distinguishes mountain people from southern poor whites.
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Saturday Market Quotations In Grain and Provisions
Market report from W B Hibbs notes cautious trading amid a looming government report. December wheat rose while corn and oats weakened on light demand and short covering. pork, lard, and other provisions ended with modest declines as bullish grain cues faded. Local receipts show strong wheat and car counts, with bear sentiment from anticipated crop figures and favorable weather.
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Jenifer Building Ideal Rotation for Your Office
An office space listing for 7th and D streets featuring rooms available from 7 to 326 dollars per month in the Jenifer Building, also known as The Oval Sign, managed by Barnard & Mark at 1412 G N. W.
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Market Report from New York on Steady Raw Goods
New York markets show steady to unchanged levels across staples and commodities. Receipts for cheese flour and GGS remain firm, with winter patents and Minnesota bakers showing mixed demand. hay and hops steady to firm. leather and coal stable. petroleum, rosin, and turpentine flat. sugars and molasses mixed yet stable overall.
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Baltimore Markets: Grain and Butter Prices Across Commodities
Baltimore Md Sept 10 reports show dull receipts in flour with 3 462 barrels exported. Wheat prices steady with No 2 red Western at 107 167 September and 10016 October. Corn firm with Southern white and yellow varieties around 60, oats steady, rye firm uptown No 2 Western at 2 83. Butter and eggs steady to unchanged, cheese steady to dehanged with varied grades.
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Live Stock Markets Across Regions September 10 Report
New York receipts five cars with weak demand for native beef at 7.9 to 7.9 cents per pound. calves two head little change. sheep and lambs steady to slow with lambs lower. hogs receipts two thousand eleven. Chicago market steady with varied steer and hog prices. Texas and Western cattle and hogs shown with moderate ranges. Swift & Company reports Washington fresh beef sales at six and six tenths cents per pound.
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