Laporte County Republicans set July 2 convention agenda
The Laporte County Republican committee calls a mass meeting in Laporte on July 2 1910 at 2 pm to nominate candidates for multiple county offices. The plan uses district based representation with 232 total votes and 117 needed for a choice. Anstine and Shunk are mentioned as possible ticket additions amidst broader speculation.
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Repuablicsan
Laporte County
Park School Yard
Laporte
Indiana
Republican County Central Committee
Winfield T. Durbin
County Central Committee
Ee Ae
A. J. Shunk
Flo
Mr. Shunk
Jack
New Durham
Albert Leist
Michigan City
Albert
A Man, His Fence, and a Day of Calamities
A frugal man sends his son to borrow a newspaper. In the scramble a bee stand is knocked over, a barbed wire fence is torn down, and the father sustains injuries. The cow eats corn in the field and dies, a churn of cream spills into a basket of kittens, a set of teeth breaks, and a carpet is soiled while the eldest daughter elopes with the hired man. A dog and calves cause additional mischief.
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Kansas City
Young Noble Township Youth Granted Patent Letters
A youthful resident of Noble township, son of Mr and Mrs Job Wise, has been notified that patent letters have been granted. The record notes the Waterville area base and references his age and family.
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Laporte
Wo. Wise
Job Wise
Noble Township
Prosperity as a disease of wealth in Lippincott piece
A Lippincott's essay argues prosperity becomes a virulent illness for those with wealth. It notes blindness to poverty, generosity toward the poor without need, and greed over staple goods like wheat, with sufferers defending rising prices. The piece concludes the malady resists treatment because the afflicted enjoy it.
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Lippincott's
Pre-Columbian Voyages and Their Limited Impact
John Fiske argues that pre Columbian voyages yielded no lasting colonization or historic settlements. He notes the Greenland settlements were the sole notable outcomes and lacked broader significance.
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America
John Fiske
Greenland
Three Parts of England The North Midlands and South
The article divides England into three zones along a Dee to Humber line. The industrial north with Manchester and Leeds leads in manufacturing and democracy, the Midlands under Birmingham supports small factories, and the south holds cathedral towns and decayed boroughs. The north is presented as economically and socially dominant.
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England
Dee
Humber
America
Manchester
Sheffield
Leeds
Bradford
Midlands
Birmingham
Primitive Law and Sacrifice Across Early Kings and Priests
A meditation on ancient governance where patriarchs and later rulers controlled families and lives. It traces how violent sovereigns, priests, and tribes used homicide and child exposure to enforce power and appease gods, citing Abraham and Sarai as figures in a harsh ritual world.
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Chaldess
Abraham
Sarai
Harki
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