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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1896

Page

3

That Beasts of Prey Ridpath Attacks British Empire

John Clark Ridpath attacks Britain for three centuries of empire building by violence and fraud. He mocks the London Spectator explanation of Britain’s lack of friends and argues the empire’s history justifies Nemesis and world opinion turning against England.

John Clark Ridpath Philippic Great Britain England London Spectator Loweys Tetwete The Spectator Asia Russia Britain John Bull Shylock Baron Hatfeldt Crimea Uncle Sam United States Madam Britannia Athena Atlantic Rome India St. Paul’s Pacific Ocean Africa Council Table of Nations Clark Rippath

Berlioz’s Fortune and Final Legacy in Paris

Berlioz faced dire times until a rumored 20 000 francs gift touched him, later revealed as a ruse by Armand Bertin to comfort Paganini. He died embittered after a tepid reception for The Trojans, having left his scores to the Conservatoire. A solitary, forcible voice in music, he inspired awe and controversy without forming a school.

Berlioz Paganini Paris Rossini Armand Bertin Journal Des Debats Conservatoire Dr. Johnson Hiller Beethoven Ferdinand Cortez Temple Bar

Lunchhour Bunko At City Eatery Revealed

In a crowded Twenty third Street restaurant two women distractively paid their bill with exact money. A waiter pockets a dime meant as car fare, and one woman smiles as the pair leave. The waiter boasted that bunko is how they operate.

Twenty-third Street New York Herald

The 10 Cent Book Fad Spreads in City

The Boston Journal notes a craze around a 10 cent book that holds coins in holes to save five dollars. Churches and young women promote the book with friends, creating widespread use of 10 cent banks in homes and pockets. Stores report strong demand for these coin banks.

Boston Journal

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Ridpath America Union Story County P. S Canier Bros. & Herman Y Feed Stable AMES Iowa Main Ames, Iowa GEO. G. Miller & Son ACORN FE. Davis M. Hemstreet ACORD Read’s Marke
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