Forbidden City Lamas May Get Newspapers and Telegraph
Pekin reports imperial authorities grant consent to construct telegraph to Lhasa and permit a newspaper there. The Thibet capital, famed for its Lama monasteries and the Dalai Lama palace, sits atop a Brahmaputra tributary at 11 580 feet, with a 45 000 population including 30 000 monks and a 2 700 Chinese garrison nearby.
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Pekin
Zahasa
Thibet
Lhasa
Bet
Younghusband
Hue and Gabet
Nainsingh
Sarat Chandra Dass
Brahmaputra
Mongolia
Kashmir
Nepal
Dalai Lama
Avalokiteshvera
Depung
Sera
Lhasare
Did General Lee Expect Defeat In The War of Rumors
A London World poem asks the influenza germ for its origin and purpose while recounting a Civil War memory of General Lee’s retreat and doubt. The piece contrasts Lee’s cautious, numbers based thinking with hopeful wartime bravado and ends by demanding the Bacillus reveal its cause.
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John
Wise
Glee
Davis
Rice
Marshall
Lee
Sailors Creek
Mr. Devis
Ifn
Dan“ville
Wgtaff
Shim
Manassas
Sharpeburg
Fredericksburg
Chancellorsville
Boarders quibble over football talk in quirky exchange
In a humorous exchange a sitar boarder notes no payments in three months while a second boarder jokes about joining a football team. The first questions the idea and the second suggests he could be a quarterback.
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Boa
H'm
Desire to kiss sparks awkward exchange
He voices a desire to kiss her, but she rejects, noting he is alone in that wish and indicating a lack of reciprocal feeling.
Chile’s government a family affair in Santiago politics
Arthur Ruhl notes Chile’s power structure hinges on elite family lineages in Santiago, with a history of four ten year presidential dynasties and frequent cabinet dissolutions. The piece questions how long an oligarchy of jealous families will dominate, as modern movements push for party-based politics and broader governance.
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Arthur Ruhl
Scribner
Santiago
Chile
South America
Spain
Peru
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Balmaceda
Office over Gamble's Drug Store
Office location description includes Gamble's Drug Store in Iowa with phone listings 121-M for office and 123-J for residence. Mutual phone 199 listed for office.
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Gamble’s
Iowa
J. Mutual
Keating
Mutual
Onondaga
Smoke Consunknown Nacre Year Note
Fragmentary text mentions a smoke cons related term with unclear year and context. No identifiable persons groups or events are readable to form a full news item.
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Bacillus
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P. O. Ames
Lowa
G. J. Snyder
DR. T. S. Rice
W. E. Harriman
Medicine and Surgery
A. B. Maxwell, M. D
Kooser’s Grocery
Ames, Iowa
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C. G. Tilden, M. D
C. O. F. Temple
CG. L
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C. H. Pasley
M. J. Adams
Daniel McCarthy
Luke
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Story County Bank
A. W. Crary
M. D
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Seventh and
Story Street
Boone, Iowa
Union National Bank
Ames
W. M. Greeley
E. W. Stanton
Henry Wilson
A. Dodds
Nelson & Nibie
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Bower & McCartney
Parley Sheldon
J. Sheldon
A. Keenaty
Auth, Nachod & Kahne
New York
Merce
First National Bank
Des Moines
Kan National Bank of
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Chicago
Judisch Bros
Pen Smoke Consumer
Umer
A. L. White
Frank E. Morris
Chamberlain
Crow
I. F. Posegate
Kennedy
Pineule Medicine
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