Rizal Study of Race Differences Recalled in Memoir
The article reviews Dr Jose Rizal and his race studies, noting his life as a Filipino, scholar, and physician who studied race, faced political execution in 1896, and later reflections by Dr Blumentritt. It highlights Rizal’s shift from early claims of Filipino superiority to recognizing the limits of his observations and the social basis of prejudice.
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Popular Science Monthly
Jose Rizal
Spain
Rizal
Blumentritt
Heidelberg
Paris
Berlin
Madrid
Ely
Japan
North America
Hong Kong
Anl
Fiat
How the Boers Received News of the Surrender
Reports from The Herald and The Advertiser describe ceremonies and scenes as Boer leaders surrendered to British rule. Burghers entered camps amid arches and charity from women while De Wet and Schalk Burger urged loyalty to the new government and unity. Authorities note 16,000+ surrendering, with leaders hoping to join the British Empire as subjects.
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DeWet
Winders
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Schalk Burger
Merebank
Natal
Vereeniging
South Africa
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Eld
Kruger
Europe
England
Palace car rumors spark trust expansion plot
Philadelphia Record hints at a sequence of securities firms forming to control the railway system. It suggests a United States Securities Company would dominate federal railways. Chicago Chronicle notes Philander Knox and Roosevelt plan to advocate in a solemn campaign speech.
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Philadelphia
Southern Securities Company
Northern Securities Company
Eastern Securities Company
Western Securities Company
United States Securities Company
Sporseback
Chicago Chronicle
Philander Knox
Roosevelt
Philander
Passing Throng Delights at Kimball Lobby Drummer Tale
In Atlanta last night the Kimball lobby buzzed as two drummers Ben son and Moore told a crowd about rival schemes and a long feud that ended with Benson beating Moore through quarantine trickery. Attendees included R Saucler New Orleans E B Cox Mississippi J W Osborn Albany Ga at the Aragon and notable visitors Major W A Patton Rome and Edgar Wilson Macon at the Aragon.
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Chicago
Moore
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Evey
Knoxville
Gulf Coast
Alabama
Mississippi
R. Saucler
New Orleans
E. B. Cox
J. W. Osborn
Albany, Ga
Aragon
Inn opens on Lookout Mountain for summer season
The Inn on Lookout Mountain Tennessee is now open for the summer season. Southern Railway sells weekend tickets Saturdays and Sundays with return Mondays. Atlanta to Lookout Mountain round trip price is 350 dollars. Ticket office at Kimball House corner. Phone 142 Main.
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Southern Railway
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Kimball House Corner
Niagara Excursion by Erie Railroad in 1902
Special train from Cincinnati departs at 1 14 p m for a Niagara excursion offered by the Erie Railroad. The package price is seven dollars with a twelve day duration and stopovers at Lake Chautauqua Cambridge Springs and Thousand Islands with additional charges for Toronto Montreal and related routes. Erie office at 11 W 4th street invites inquiries for full particulars.
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Convenient Schedule Between Atlanta and Carrollton Via Southern Bay
Trains depart Atlanta at 6 10 a m and 4 15 p m arrive Carrollton at 8 35 a m and 6 30 p m respectively Trains depart Carrollton at 5 30 a m and 15 a m and 5 p m arrive Atlanta at 11 30 a m and 10 35 p m respectively Daily except Sunday
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Inequitable Schedule Echoes In Early Hydropathic Debate
In The Chicago Chronicle a report notes Major Glenn of the Fourteenth Infantry found guilty of administering the water cure and fined four dollars. The piece references a crude scale of prices for hydropathic treatment, including the Glenn system and a harsh regimen nicknamed Hell Roaring Jake, contrasting pension figures of three dollars per year as part of a broader critique of unequal practices.
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Glenn
Fourteenth Infantry
When Liberty Seems Difficult from Galfimore American Rep
General Heil Roaring Smith protests retirement in a piece that likens him to a man who could not accept jail for a past offense. The column riffs on reconciling realities and technicalities and the struggle to accept liberty.
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Mary MacLane Talks The Way She Writes In Chicago
Chicago Journal reports an encounter with Mary MacLane en route from St Paul to Chicago. She criticizes critics, Harvard, and newspapers, defends her blunt truthfulness, and hints at a future book that will shock readers. The piece highlights her appearance, voice, and disdain for reporters while noting Miss Monroe’s hospitality and MacLane’s fatigue.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Butte
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Union
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Astor Street
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Quida
Pioneer Limited
Opte Read
H. 5S, Stone & Co
Dessarte
Patte
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Mar
Maclane
Miss Monroe
Mike MacLane
Barrett Eastman
Journal
Clarence Darrow
Radcliffe College
la Salle Avenue
George Ade
Drutus
Miss Macbene
Farigue
Bu't
Aster Street
Omaha
California
New Army Uniforms To Be Olive Green By 1903
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt approves sweeping changes to U S Army dress. By January 1, 1903, uniforms switch from dark blue to olive green woolen suits with matching hats and leggings. khaki for tropics and summer, heavy wool for winter. National Guard adopts olive green fatigue. red and cadet gray phased out. Only generals may customize details.
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United States Army
Roosevelt
General Board
West Pointers
National Guard
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Miles
Uniform Reforms for Army Officers Detailed in New Standards
The new compulsory uniform system requires cap or hat for headwear, with officers paying the outlay. Dress frock coats, coats of arms, and rank insignia are outlined for general officers and chaplains. Olive green overcoats, sky blue or blue trousers by corps, and service breeches are described, plus attire for ceremonial full dress and hats.
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