Veterans to Meet on Gettysburg Battle Field
Veterans from the North and South plan a July Gettysburg reunion, reuniting on the historic field decades after the Civil War. Pennsylvania will host with state funds and federal support for camps, mess, and medical services to care for about 40,000 veterans amid monuments and remembrances.
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Automobiles Tags Instructions From Secretary of State
Secretary of State Charles Sessions begins issuing license tags with county treasurer handling applications. Owners may use mail in blanks, pay $5 for auto tags $2 for motorcycles, and receive receipts valid until July 18. Tags and a copy of the new auto laws to be mailed. Funds to roads, not misused.
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Dream prompts child to cut hair in Hiawatha incident
Miss Winnie Longberger a one year old girl in Hiawatha dreamed burglars entered her home and demanded her hair. She complied and awoke to find she had left her bed and cropped off her hair, leaving only a small ball on her head.
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Hiawatha
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Reading patient shot by accident during stairs ascent
Miss Alice Schlobohm daughter of a farmer was accidentally shot at Reading by a shotgun charge in her knee while ascending stairs under the sun. Surgeons removed forty four shot from the wound. Horse's Kick May Cause Death. James Drummond wealthy farmer near death at Axtell Hospital Newton. Hutchinson: Knights of Pythias elect officers at state convention in Emporia with Otto Faltzer Hutchinson grand chancellor A F Williames Columbus grand vice chancellor George Gilman grand prelate N L Hallowell Wichita grand keeper of records and seals F A Wilcox Abilene grand master
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A. F. Williames
Columobus
George Gilman
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Wichipa
F. A. Wilcox
Abfiene
Open Hearing Demanded on Tariff Law Principle at Stake
The article argues for a full and speedy Senate hearing on new tariff legislation. It stresses that manufacturers workers and consumers must have access to an open process before law. It warns against excluding the public and argues the principle of fair hearing outweighs party advantage or haste.
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Worth Considering President Wilson and tariff revision debate
President Wilson in Newark argued the nation did not vote for Democratic free trade but for protection, citing division of votes. He urged the Democrats to revise the tariff gradually to protect business and electoral chances, noting the party should align with broad support and avoid radical changes. He criticized some Democrats including Wilson for not considering this approach.
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Newark
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Too Much Do Nothing Policy In Republican View
Ex Speaker Canvoo and optimistic Republicans argue that no strong party action is needed as tariff distress will push voters back to the Republicans. They note Michigan Progressives placed third though the state went to the party by about 70 000 in November and cite Massachusetts congressional results where the opposition also trailed.
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Tarif Lee
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Massachusetts
Woolen mill closure due to tariff policy
Announcement that the Orueka woolen mill at New Hedford Massachusetts will close because of tariffs. Chairman Underwood predicts and aims to close smaller mills, reflecting a Democratic idea of prosperity.
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Underwood
Country to Be Reckoned With Demonstrates Brave Congress
A partisan opinion says Democratic congressmen show courage in backing a tariff bill, though its economic impact could hurt their reelection prospects. The piece argues the bill’s supporters are acting with consistency despite political risk.
Gather Them All In. Republican Need More Voters
The Chicago Inter Ocean suggests the Republican party should expand outreach to win more voters. the item critiques current strategies as poorly aimed and urges broader public mobilization.
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Republican Party
Chicago
Remember 1916 slipped up an banana peel instead
A compact reminiscence recalls the year 1916 with a humorous slip on a banana peel. It reflects a light incident tied to a public moment, noting a playful mishap that left a small mark on memory.
Last Civil War Survivors and Longevity Outlook
A Philadelphia Public Ledger note compares records of veteran lifespans. It cites estimates that the last Civil War survivor would die around 1955, about ninety years after Lee's surrender, and recalls Kronk of the War of 1812 and Bakeman of the Revolution as long-lived cases.
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Old Salt Struggles With Uncertainty Over Piers Scene
A Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph excerpt recounts boys near the Southampton pier edge and an older onlooker who cuffs a lad. The man admits he does not care if they fall or not, but cannot stand the uncertainty of the danger.
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Womanillness and gender psychology in Weininger theory
The passage argues that true gender is not fixed by anatomy. It cites Weininger’s claim that there is no person who is anatomically a woman and psychically a man. It notes women retain distinctive feminine psychic qualities regardless of masculine appearance.
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City Grass Is Different Says Lord Redesdale
Lord Redesdale told the King Edward Memorial Fund advisory committee that country grass withered in London while London grass with London seeds thrived, illustrating adaptation to environment as Shadwell market site eyed for a pleasure garden.
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The Drawback and Follies in a Fractured Page
A garbled mix of quips and ads highlights a satirical frame with stray lines on Mrs Winslow soothing syrup and odd health quips. Incoherent sections touch on prizes, Atlantic passages, smokers and learning by doing, ending with a proverb about aimless men and wagging tails.
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