Brassey predicts US naval rise and European disarmament
Lord Brassey, naval authority and London Chamber president, spoke in Boston on Britain and US ties, China policy, and the coming balance of power. He warned the United States will become the greatest naval power, Europe faces disarmament pressure on France Germany and Russia, and closer UK US cooperation could benefit global civilization.
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Lord Brassey
London Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Saya
Heston
England
Ngland
Cotonies
United States
Great Britain
China
Qa Ui
France
Germany
Russia
Europe
Britons Oppose Canal in Panama Treaty Fight
London reports reveal Daglish interests align with Suez canal defenders to block ratification of Panama canal treaty by Colombia. English bondholders dread loss of dividends as traffic shifts threaten Suez revenue of about 12 million annually. Colombian agencies shown as English-linked amid fears of franchise forfeiture and tense diplomacy.
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Suez Intercosta
London
Panama
Colombia
Daglish
Saya
Wacington
Philadelphia Ledger
Suez Canal
Panama Cannl
Amont
Buexz
Herran
Klir
Prbli
Epition
Youngest NY Bank President Elected at 27
Youtgedst Bane President Carl Ridly in Sciaris Das jupt has been elected president of the equity National Bank of New York. At twenty seven he is the youngest bank president in New York and the second youngest in the United States. Dakota, twenty three, is noted as the fourth president Equitable has had in a single year, reflecting rapid leadership changes.
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Carl Ridly
Sciaris Das Jupt
Equity National Baus
New York
Natonal Bank
United States
Dakota
Bsebult
Equitable
Survivors of Black Hawk War Honored Veterans
Survivors of the Black Hawk War include two Burylyora veterans from the volunteer army. John T. Knox of Los Angeles and A. T. Bullenger of McLeansboro are noted as fyre veterans. Knox reached his ninety third birthday, marking a long and storied service.
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John T. Knox
Los Angeles
Cal
A.’ T. Bullenger
McLeansboro
Hng
Victims of X Rays From London Hospital Doctors
The London Hospital radiograph department members have suffered X ray poisoning, forcing a holiday and stopping direct injury examinations. Photos are now taken by X ray while patients are irradiated, with leaded gloves discarded as impractical. Mr Wilson reports lasting hand damage and nails unlikely to recover. Symptoms include inflammation, chilblain-like swellings, insomnia, and fingernail ridge with pus. Eyes may suffer from flicker, and X ray effects are described as cumulative yet beneficial up to a point.
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London Hospital
New York Herald
London
Mt. Edison
Stp
Wilson
Justin M'Carthy Honored with English Civil List Pension
English civil pension grants Justin M Carty an annual £20 pension, valued at about $1,250, acknowledging his long literary career. The 73 year old author, known for A History of Our Own Times and The Reign of Queen Aline, has faced near blindness and relies on his devoted daughter for assistance while continuing to write.
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Tustin McCarthy
Aline
Harpers
United States
Saya Larper
McCarthy
England
America
Ife
New Fossil Discoveries Near Mentone Stir Interest
Paris correspondence reports workmen near Mentone under Prince of Monaco direction uncovering fossil human remains in the grottoes of Bonusse Rousse. Finds include a nearly complete skeleton at twenty one feet and two near twenty three feet, with skulls suggesting Cro-Magnon and negroid traits. A Sank alab aquarium project in Honolulu and a cross shaped building attracts attention in Hawaii.
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Mentone
Rouece
Bonusse-Rousse
Lent Mentone
Prince
Prince of
Buchail
Houolul
Hawaii
Ka- Pilani Park
San Francisco Chronicle
Dn Amerien
The Latins and the Slava in American Destiny
The Cleveland Leader argues that Latins and the Slava will shape a warmer, more artistic future for the republic. It foresees added color, passion, and variety from new blood and customs, but cautions that change must not be too rapid and calls for thoughtful roadgates to check the tide.
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America
American Republic
Cleveland
Mrs Sara E Folsom a Beaton Woman in Agriculture
Mrs Sara E Folsom of Boston a Amherst Agricultural College graduate won the general excellence prize of 50 dollars the William Bowker prize of 35 dollars and the H Vonders prize of 14 dollars for best fertilizer handling and dairy farm fertilizing. She manages a farm near Boston and promotes scientific irrigation fertilization and women’s roles in dairying market gardening and landscape forestry.
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Beaton
Sara H. Folsom
Boston
Foorman
H. Vonders
New York
Bostot
Bala
Folsom
Agricultural College
School of Forestry
The Woman of Thirty by Keith Clark in the Reader
A New York American reprint argues women’s age reveals character and that the unattainable ideal is “about thirty.” It praises “good women” as civilization’s driving force, citing child labor laws and social reforms as outcomes of women’s influence at home and in society.
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Keith Clark
Gatos
Eden
Great Britain
New York American
Mistaken Identity Quip Echoes in Journal Wordplay
A fragment from the Kansas City Journal presents a quip on mistaken identity and contentment. A speaker challenges a timekeeper from Blosa & Goss, while another remark invokes Socrates about being content with nature and the leget.
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Blosa & Goss Company
Kaneas
Greek Church in Russia Shines With Gold and Riches
A tourist guide notes Moscow and St Petersburg host numerous Greek churches and cathedrals. Ostankino Cathedral in Moscow stands out with white stone and gold plated domes, housing about $3.5 million in precious metals and stones. St. Isaac's Cathedral in St. Petersburg reportedly costs around $20 million with a vast gold dome. The czar heads the church in name, while governing through the holy Synod, though real control rests with the procurator.
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Ghent
Russia
Moscow
Ostankius
St. Ianac’s
St. Petersburg
Capitol
Washington
Holy Synod
St Petersburg
Catarrh Cure Advertised as Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement promotes F. J. Cheney & Co. catarrh cure claiming catarrh is constitutional and that only their internal dosage cures it. It offers $100 if it fails and invites readers to send for testimonials. Also touts Ful's Honey and Tar as a trusted throat and lung remedy endorsed by physicians.
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Dottore
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Carney & Co
Fulav
Schults
Thedford
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Morgan, Ark
Teannot
C.D. Ncfardand
Foley's Honey and Tar Cited as Best Cure for Croup
Anxious moments for mothers with croup cases are eased by Foley's Honey and Tar. Testimonials praise its safety and effectiveness despite other remedies failing. Smoothed by accounts of improved lung conditions, liver function, and overall health, with widespread druggist availability.
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Foley
Schultz
Gertrude E. Fenner
Mation
Two Sides of Work and Dinner in 19th Century Papers
A Brooklyn Life excerpt shows a hard working man boasting of effort, claiming he works as hard as if paid a dollar a day. A Chicago News quip contrasts a wife noting praise for a pudding with a husband replying he too shares the task, then serves a cholera mixture.
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Brooklyn
Chicago News
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