Portrait of Theodore L. De Vinne and Copyright Debate
The article describes a gathering about the pending United States copyright bill. It notes committees questioning protection and free trade, British book manifestos, and concerns that the bill could affect American publishers and printers. Speakers include Dr. Egrie Sina and Mrs. Dusan, with focus on union typography and printing trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore L. de Vinne
Islan
United Staten
Eegiesina
Cheircon
Gee
Dusan
Gexland
América
Amon
Thorne
Steve Karuony
Coe Jermead
Chicago
Theodiare le
de Vitos
Bias Porcrait
Judge Lambert's Career and Death Reflected in 19th Century Records
A transcription of legal and political notes traces Judge Lambert’s career from 1506 to his death, detailing appointments, elections, and service in the judiciary, with references to Dillon and Weltegenes. It notes his military service, role in the Garfield era, and the lasting impact on related political circles and local history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acvia
Watlington
San
Col Welispes
Garand Arme
Republic
Work of Engineers and Bridges Span Great Highways
The article praises monumental bridge work, including pontoon spans across major rivers like the Missouri, and discusses challenges of building across frost and flood waters. It highlights ambitious projects in Central Asia and references the Niagara and Frith of Forth as notable precedents and the enduring ambition of modern engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Sam Ile
Congress
Nebraska
Leon Vailt
Rusia
Tat ¥Estan
Bokbara
Murghab
Orsi
Alesnadye Newsty
Ricker
New York
Niagara
Tinsebell in the South and camp life debates
In a fragmented excerpt from Outing and other sources, discussion ranges from southern indies and outdoor recreation to camp games for soldiers and a brief note on a truce among factions. The text mentions croquet and base ball, northern soldiers, and a volatile mix of opinions about dress and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Orleans
Henry Condwick
Globe Iron Works A Flag Proprietor Wichita
Globe Iron Works owned by A Flagg operates at the corner of Second Street and South Avenue in Wichita, advertising iron products and a local business presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita ST
James Fulmer
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United Typotheta
Judge Lambert Tree
Chiatee
Tosicut Zack
Tas
Cateac Law Institute
Radohs A. Logam
Kes
Prevaiony Carriant Celta
Cimeither
Delgium
Wes Serming
Jadse Ente
Tee
Daces FL Magi
Watcaga
Cue Oidhd
Arter Judes
Trebas
Frank Rives
Sears
Yes
Dion Beatles
Amd Weommand
Iit
Fort Egyptian
Momea Toole
Jack Pulte
Somer Recah
Coe
Waich
Exel
Igre Psy
WM Hall
Serail Sane Bereta
Weedan
Drea
Csraen G
Rattan
Fourth National Bank
Wichita, Kansas
BT. Penn
Blackwelder
Oliver Bros
Wichita, Ma
We Knihony
Arkansas City
Fale and Haven
S. W. Cooper
Maly ST. Wichita
Hotel Carey
CL Stough
Ilso
R&s
Rock Island
Kansas City
Joseph
St Louis
Chase & Sanborn
EAL Bpand
Chase & Sasboes
Broad ST
Boston
Houck, Thomas & CO
Sedgwick Block
Taily HO
Fany
ASEK
Oliver & Imboden CO
Taudson
AL Walker
Derst. Taner
Citizens Bank
CR Miler Wee
Stasus
Sestexart
Barbsur
Kangas
United States
Wichita Foundry & Machine Shops
Kansas Loan and Investment CO
N. F. Niepertaspen
M. W. Levy
Treas
AW. Ottyes
J. C. Buras
Leo’y
Capital
Wichita National Bank
Wichita
Kaneas
Wichita Mercantile Co
South Market Street
Kansas
Wichita Eagle
MM Murdock & Bro
R. P. Murdock
Wls Corestt
Wichita Wholesale Grocer Company
Corner First and
Water St
Wichita, Kan
Wie
Iba
Teen Linema
Wichita, Karsas
L.c.jackson
Branca
Hacker & Jackson
I W.lete
Ecetera
Foreign Exchange
U.S
Morthage
Twa Pret. Hut
Aig Sowkak
Seoner Tomer
Eilerow
Cote
State National Bank
Cor Man St. and
Douglas
Missouri: Pacific Railway
St Louis, Kansas City
Puebla
Ver
Colorado
Houte To & Love
Kansasity
St Livan
Gen. Pas & Teket Agt
Avansaa National Bank
Moma Buck
Frank
Cashin
Wietuta
Agle
Henry Schweiter
H. Schweiter
Preparty
Smithson & CO
Douglas Ave
Globe Iron Works
A. Flagg
Sthaves
Chicago Lumber CO
Cor
Lawrence Ave
Chicago Yards
Iron Sts
A Smith
Igeo. L. Pratt & Geg
D. Cross Resident Partners
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