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Indiana Republicans Resent Beveridge Free Trade Lofty Talk
Washington dispatch reports Indiana’s Republican representatives resent Senator Beveridge’s stance as the sole free trade advocate for Porto Rico. They say he urged a party voter for the tariff bill, and at least one delegate yielded. Now they claim his forthcoming speeches aim to boost his own glory rather than aid a compromise.
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Athens urged to form business league to boost factory stock
Citizens of Athens are urged to invest in a Royal Mills stock drive aiming for 75 000 dollars to start operations under the charter. A strong business league is seen as essential to attract foreign capital and make Athens a manufacturing center amid Georgia and Southern development.
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Athens
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Times
Bridge Contract for Mexican Rail Line Draws Leavenworth Firm Study
The Leavenworth Kansas company lands a contract to build all bridges on the New Morales and Mata Moros railway in Mexico. The Chicago Tribune notes Bishop Joyce urges return to old time revival methods in the Methodist church to restore growth and emotional appeal through revival and conversion.
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Mexico
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Chicago Tribune
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George Whitfield
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European monarchies pay sums for sovereigns cited in US critique
A New York paper tallies annual allowances for six European royal and imperial houses, totaling 21,859,085 dollars, and argues American wealth dwarfs European powers. It notes Russia pays nothing and warns of concentrated wealth concentrating power on American soil.
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Austria
Italy
Spain
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Blood Remedy Ad Promises Cure For Many Ailments
An advertisement touts S. S. S. as a guaranteed vegetable blood purifier that cures contagious blood poison scrofula cancer eczema and other blood troubles without mineral ingredients. It claims to drive out impurity and offers free books from Swift Specific Company Atlanta Georgia.
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Orange Courthouse
Swift
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta, Ga
Office Girls Gain Ground in Chicago Workplaces
The piece notes women entering office work in Chicago, with office girls praised for cleanliness, energy, and higher wages. It contrasts with office boys, citing social prejudice and rising interest among girls to qualify as stenographers through practice on the typewriter.
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Exchange
Tesla and Edison Studio Tale of Endless Work and Steak Dinner
A distorted anecdote recalls Nikola Tesla seeking work with Thomas Edison at Edison's studio near Paris. Foreman Fulton hires him after three sleepless days, then Ferran invites Tesla to a cafe where an enormous steak and wine are shared. Tesla requests a second steak before leaving.
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Thomas Edison
Nikola Tesla
Taris
Edison
Fulton
Falcon
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Tesh Kel
Tessa
Mr. Fulton
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Three Cornered War in Norfolk Ends With Consul Exemption
In 1802 Colonel Cartwell, as Norfolk military governor, drafted the Beltish consul for home guard duty. The consul argued his government did not recognize the Confederacy. Cartwell refused, the consul threatened a bombardment, and the Confederate war secretary Benjamin exempted him, preventing the three cornered war.
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England
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Cartwell
Unique wedding present echoes in American tale
The article recounts Robert Louis Stevenson’s marriage gift tale linked to Lloyd Osborne and Mrs Osborne in Monterey. It notes Osborne’s magnanimous gesture at the wedding breakfast and the emotional stakes over the son. Also included are odd home remedies for pneumonia and a Mary Proctor anecdote with a child’s critique.
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Barbizon
Pori
Osborne
Oakland
California
Monterey
Nellie van
Pittsburg Dixpatch
Eczema Cure Promise by Botanic Blood Balm Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes Botanic Blood Balm B B B as a blood purifier to treat eczema itching pimples boils and skin eruptions. It claims 30 years of testing and offers large bottles at 1 and 5 with trial and free medical advice from Blood Balm Co Atlanta GA.
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New England
Boston
Blood Balm CO
Atlanta
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