Come Back Mr Carnegie Returns To Scots Invasion Debate
The piece defends Andrew Carnegie against claims that Scottish pride is offended by his philanthropy. It mocks critics who fear American money influencing British higher education and urges Carnegie to return to the land where democracy shines and public gifts are welcomed.
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Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
Andy
Review of the Week
Carnesie
Scotland
Arora
Mr. Carnegiet
Hamilton
Cameron
Lochiel
Macdonala
The
Isles
Senn 'Ron Monger
Chicago
Oxford
Cambridge
Boss Croker
London University
Ireland Scotland Compared In Population Struggles
The piece notes Irelands declining population from 4 456 646 down from 8 176 124 sixty years earlier with emigration to other lands. It contrasts Irelands fate with Scotland where Protestant unity and different religious tensions kept more stable independence under English rule. It cites lingering dissatisfaction under British governance and differs Ireland Scotland relations and identities.
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Scotland
Usnjez
daeTessa
Trishwen
England
Haa Erayad
Azu Seni
Industrial centers and Ireland’s troubles in Scotland and Ireland
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century prose piece discusses Edinburgh Glasgow and Aberdeen as industrial and educational hubs. It critiques Ireland’s population decline and destitution while blaming apathy, impatience, and self-inflicted troubles, yet expresses sympathy for Ireland amid broader social woes.
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Edinburgh
Glasgow
Aberdeen
Ireland
Svea
Hants
Ohio mothers elect real mother as state congress president
A chaotic session of the National Mothers Congress in Columbus led to the Ohio group electing Mrs. Edgar Hatton of Columbus as state president after a heated floor vote and public questions about candidates' motherhood status. The episode included shouting, prayers, withdrawals, and tears before finally selecting a genuine mother for the post.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
National Congress of Mothers
Shriji
Ohio ‘Congress
National’ Organization
Ohio Congress
Frederick Schort
Philadelphia
Olie
Ohio Womer
3. M. Perkins
Cleveland
S. Cribbinger
Edgar Hatton
Columbus
Hatton
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James Hop Jey
Ohio Federation of Women’s, Clubs
Lydie
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John Mulford
Charias C. Parey
Stephen R. Claris
Mrs. Hatton
Theodore Glenn
Schaeffer
Ohio
McMillen
Buckeye
Hugene Field
Name the Woman in Pekin Looting Controversy
The report urges the state department to conduct a thorough inquiry into charges that an American woman led looting in Pekin after relief of the legation. It praises U S troops for restraint and asks for a clear determination of responsibility, noting the need to protect the nation's good name.
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Pekin
State Department
Pektin
Enesal Haslee
Wlfa
Footing question prompts prompt investigation amid British envoy remarks
British ambassador remarks on the footing question spark calls for prompt investigation. The discussion concerns charges involving the American station and aims to protect the fair name of the country and the involved ladies.
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Inf“Pia
Thin Counney
Telegraphs Ownership Debate and Dowie Faith Healer Arrests
The San Francisco Chronicle argues government ownership of telegraph lines would fail in the United States, citing UK losses and extended networks. it notes Rev Dowie and followers were arrested in Chicago over alleged contributions to a death, warning against faith cure practices when contagion or disease is involved.
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San Francisco Chronicle Dnes
The
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the Chronicle
Aris
British Isles
United States
United Kingdom
Seo
Washington Challenged by Negro Clergy at Harrisburg Conference
The African Methodist Episcopal church meeting in Harrisburg shows opposition to Booker Washington. The conference nearly unanimously concludes he is not one of the greatest Negroes, though many critics praise his influence. The piece notes white and black leaders’ debate on his devotion to politics versus work.
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Pennsylvania
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harrisburg
Washington
Reir
Juan Ortiz
Parsilo Narvaes
Mr. Wilde
World of Letters
North American Review
Abcacus
Anthony Barclay
Savannah
Wilde
Lord Brron
Wide
General Assembly
Phladelphia
Presbyterian Church
Silly Season Snippet Raises Sermon and Secret Society Jay
A distant report mocks the silly season with delegates and a Kansas preacher preaching To Hell for Three Cents. It notes no link to the Honorable Tom Johnson or ExCaptain Carter and portrays a muddled, teasing exchange about Heaven and secret societies.
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Beno
Kansas
Bts
Hell
Tom Johnson
Exree
The Doctrine of Hellfire in Public Debate
A lengthy controversial feature discusses the future of hell doctrine, citing Ingersoll and editorial reactions from The Atlanta Constitution and other papers. It argues for retaining eternal punishment as a moral safeguard while noting discomfort with the idea and the critics who call it punitive.
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Binghamton
Dafa
Colonel Ingersoll
Hell
Rheol
Atlanta
Cavil
Crici
Anya
Walington Post
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Atlanta Constitution
Hts
Stevie Deats
St. Pam
Binn
Atlanta in the mouths of Georgia towns this week
A jumble of scattered notes from Acworth Summerville and Savannah depict Atlanta’s notoriety in political sermons weather quips and social gossip. Mentions of Mayor Mims and Rev John E White touch on local drama while readers note duels reforms and a forthcoming horse show at a larger Interstate fair reflecting Georgia’s statewide chatter.
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Summerville
Atlanta
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Mims
Janttar Woris
North Goowgta
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Carhall
John E. White
Second Baptist Church
Darien
Wallatrack
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The
Atlanta Constitution
Hell
Barnesville
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Griffin
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Raver
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Times Enterprise
Goltz
Mexico
Columbus
Ledger
Fulton County
Georgia
Fulton
Barnestile
Atlante Foir
Cheontele
San Antonio
Tex
Tanta
Excommunication debates and marital satire in late paper
The piece surveys Tolstoy’s excommunication debates as reported by The Washington Post, notes a New York Word claim about Herbert Warle’s repeated marriages, and critiques the era’s views on religious authority and public morality. It also comments on dangers of “Stretch” a drink blamed for social woes and cites The Philadelphia Record on canteen policy debates amid drunken soldier concerns.
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Hery
Herbert
Warle
Zonkers
New York
New Rochelle
Paterson
Sorong
Womon
York
New England
War Office
Philadelphia
Savannah analysis of governor race and health of duBignon
Savannah editorials discuss the governor race with Fleming G. duBignon health rumors. Analysts note lower Georgia influence and possible contenders like Mr. Denmark, a banker and lawyer, while press outlets split on regional candidacy and future alignment.
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Sevannah
Georstn
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Savannah
Hrantiv
Denmark
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Richard Henry Wilde The Statesman Poet of Georgia
Richard Henry Wilde, a Georgia statesman and poet, rose from Dublin born ancestry to become an influential lawyer, congressman, and orator. He served as attorney general in Georgia, represented the state in Congress, studied Italian literature in Florence, and produced notable works including The Lament of the Captive, with a life marked by public service and literary achievement ending in New Orleans where he died of yellow fever in 1847.
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Georga
Car Furnish
Richard Henry Wilde
Ireland
Richard Wilt
Dublin
America
Baltimore
Wile
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Wilde
Soen
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Florida
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Commonwealth Annals
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The President's Gentleness and Political Tolerance
A long reflective piece praises President McKinley for gentleness over contention, condemns witchcraft zeal and excommunication in politics, and lauds Harvard unity on policy. It notes Philadelphia and Boston views, and passages on Westminster Confession debate. It ends with President McKinley in El Paso praising its size and strategic location.
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Boeten. Advertiser
Waar
Blanchard
Republic
McKinley
Jace
Jim
Ours
Laud
Torquemada
Sam Parria
Galem
United States
Halleve
The Question of Revision in New York Gun Law
The fragment appears to discuss a revision question in New York gun law, mentioning terms like erision and Bak ever AIL bed che cetigh and references to Christian fasts and international aspects. The text is fragmentary with unclear meaning and lacks coherent main facts or named entities suitable for a full summary.
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All on Her Side. Chiesyo Record-Herald fragment
Fragmentary text from the Record-Herald notes a dialogue about a baby wiggling eyes and blue eyes among relatives. The readable portion hints at a discussion of marriage and kinship but contains many garbled words, making specifics uncertain.
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Chiesyo Record-Herald
Ts Tana
Hea Ming
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