Debate on Consent of the Governed in Statehood Debate
A Citizen editorial lambasts the phrase consent of the governed in the context of New Mexico and Arizona statehood. It questions historic consent by enslaved people, indigenous nations, and territorial residents, arguing Congress and power brokers shape territory, with little public input. The piece criticizes policymakers, cites U.S. corporate influence, and notes Washington correspondents’ coverage, while contrasting with calls for straightforward justice in statehood decisions.
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Morocco at a Glance Through a 19th Century Lens
The article surveys Morocco’s geography and trade, noting its vast area near 860000 square miles, a coastline along the Mediterranean and Atlantic, and a rough annual trade around 20 million dollars. It highlights exports such as hides, olive oil, ostrich feathers, and leather, with ports like Mogador shipping goods to Europe and the United States. It mentions a lack of direct U.S. representation at the Algeciras conference and references Moroccon agriculture and pathways through Atlas regions.
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Mediterranean
Sabah
Great Britain
Ireland
Indiana
Minos
Wisconsin
Iowa
Missouri
Perdicaris
Europe
United State
Commierce
Beveray Ranger
Atlas Moumtaine
Gori
Atlas
Olne
Mogador
London
Hamburg
United States of America
Morotov
Mediterranean Sea
Abraham
A New Way to Treat Hired Girl Problem From Chop Suey
Auntie Fuller took a new job last week and the piece lampoons her attempts to manage a persistent hired girl. The narrator extols a cold cloth and thermometer checks as reform methods while noting the hired girl’s lasting dissatisfaction. The plan seems odd yet the hired girl appears content as the tab ends with the hired girl packing up.
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Auntie Puller
Puller
Tme
Augtie Fuller
Auntie Waller
Tee
Craze of Collectors on Pedigreed Things
A commentary on collectors who pay high prices for items tied to famous names or origins. The piece argues collectors seek status and artistic escape, while noting manipulation by producers and the folly of valuing mere provenance over intrinsic merit. It cites stamps, antiques, and a London Susex vase as examples.
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Irving
Philadelpha
Benjamin Franklin
Garrick
Dumay
Uupahie
Hever
Ehinn
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Vietory
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The First Peasant Prench President Neatwerk
The article extols Neatwerk as the new president of Prance, lauding his peasant origins and democratic credentials. It cites Lamtrettet Thies as aging but hopeful, and praises Loubettx Emile as the democratic ideal.
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Pleblan
Europe
Emile Loubettx
France
Haw
Gayfield
Chinese Commission Arrives En Route to Washington
A Chinese high commission arrived in Chicago after a Pacific crossing, touring briefly before heading to Washington to study American political, military, educational and industrial methods. Led by General Fang and Tat Hong Chal, they plan fast investigations and a return to China in about three weeks.
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Shies City
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Honolulu
Washington
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Legation
Peking
United States
China
Tuan Fang
Huad
Hyanan
Nupeh
Shensi
Fang
Boxer Travisie
Tat Hong Chal
Seattle
San Francisco
Hsiang Chal Hong
Shantung
Europe
Japan
Chicago
National Board of Trade Meets in Washington for Convention
Delegates from commercial organizations across the country gather in Washington on January 16 for the National Board of Trade annual convention. The event opens with a reception tonight and a main business session tomorrow, focusing on railroad rate control and broader trade issues including shipping, consular affairs, and international arbitration. A brief sports note cites a Friday basketball game at Casino Hall with high school versus Marines and a 35 cent admission.
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National Board of Trade
New York Procure Exchange
Giutheim
New York
Piteburs
Scranton
Washington
Luteratate Boeirance
Eayalryarrines
Casino Hall
Marons
Blackmail Claim Denied by Lumber Official Belknap
John Belknap, woods supervisor for the American Lumber Co, arrives in Ketner amid denial of criminal charges by Harry Roberts. Roberts obtained a habeas corpus writ. Belknap calls allegations of intimacy with Roberts’ wife a flagrant falsehood and cites Mary Roberts letter denying any relation. The matter centers on alleged blackmail and related legal action.
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American Lumber Company
Ketner
Harry Roberts
I. A. Abbott
Belknap
Roberts
Belknay
White Lily Cigars Offer Premium Quality at 5 Cents
A vintage ad touts the White Lily cigar as premium within reach for both high priced brand lovers and nickel burners. It claims size, flavor, purity, and craftsmanship justify value, with price at 5 cents each or 2 dollars for fifty.
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