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WMOTTO With a Mission AXND Without a Muzzle
The article presents WMOTTO's mission focus and notes a stance on firearms policy, emphasizing a disciplined approach and advocating for muzzle discipline and safety within its operations. It outlines aims, organizational roles, and projected outcomes for audience outreach.
Judicial rulings challenge imperial claims over Porto Rico
Judge Brown of the U S District Court in New York refused pilotage dues for ships moving between Porto Rico and New York, ruling Porto Rico is not a foreign port since it is under U S sovereignty. The decision reinforces that the Constitution follows the flag and blocks tariff on goods with Porto Rico. Supreme Court will decide final word.
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United States
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United States District Court of
Southern District of New York
Porto Rico
New York
San Juan
Spain
Congress
Allen
Executive Council
A Loyal Senate and the Addicks Influence
The recent election is seen as securing McKinley’s power and the loyalty of the Senate to his administration. J Edward Addicks visits the White House amid reports he will shape federal patronage in Delaware and name his own colleague. Pennsylvania and Quay face opposition as the era of party bosses grows.
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McKinley
Republican Party
Congress
Senate
J. Edward Addicks
White House
Addicks
Delaware
United States
Pennsylania
Quay
Truth or Trial: Taft MacArthur on Philippines
A critique argues Judge Taft's report aimed to boost McKinley era policy and a large army. It contrasts Taft's claim of swift peace with General MacArthur's warning that a sizable force is needed for years, questioning the administration's honesty.
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Taft
Philippines
Bryan
McKinley
MacArthur
United States
Washington
War Department
Carnegie Holds Up Government On Armor Plate Price
The article accuses Andrew Carnegie of coercing the U S government into a armor plate contract at 47% per ton as extortion. It notes Midvale Steel could not meet timing, Long lacked a viable government plant, and Carnegie’s influence spurred a $19 million deal. It predicts profits for Carnegie and a future library gift as appeasement.
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Andrew Carnegie
United States
Carnegie
McKinsey
Midvale Steel Company
Secretary Long
Congress
Scotland
Shadow and Substance Amid Stock Boom After McKinley Win
The Boston and New York stock exchanges show a sharp rise seen as a sign of prosperity after McKinley’s re election. Some observers credit the surge to expected business gains and speculation, while others urge caution about inflated valuations.
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Boston
New York
McKinley
Shadow of prosperity in stock boom questions real value
The piece argues the recent stock market surge boosts no real value as prices rise on gambling bets rather than substantial enterprise. It questions whether rising costs and wages match the increased cost of living, asking if workers can buy as much with earnings as four years ago.
Notes From The Observant Citizen And Local Happenings
A bustling note on Grove Hall security with extra police on duty in evenings, the forthcoming Colonial Theatre opening near Boylston and Tremont, and Hotel Pelham’s decline. Also coverage of the western Massachusetts fox hunt from Westfield, plus a NY Fish Commission report urging more open fishing. A Cambridge street trio entertains a saloon crowd with classical selections ending in ragtime.
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Cambridge Street
Annie Rooney
Strauss
Meyerbeer
Chopin
Mozart
Ronsini
Soldier turned politician and Taunton asylum notes
A veteran of the Ninth Massachusetts at Santiago is courting votes for the Roxbury Common Council with Spanish War veterans backing him. The Taunton Insane Hospital trustees’ annual report lists diverse admissions including mill operatives, housewives, farmers, and a lighthouse-keeper, with references to many countries, prompting a literary aside about Bohemia.
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Roxbury
B. W. Kenney
Massachusetts
Santiago
Santiago, Is A Candidate For the Common Council
Taunton Insane Hospital
Kipling
Taunton
Bohemia
Murger
The Clock That Ruins Sleep in Portland Oregonian
A poem from the Portland Oregonian depicts a clock sitting on a table that ticks through the night. The speaker laments its wakeful ringing that disrupts rest, describing how the alarm yanks him from sleep and forces a morning routine despite the desire to stay asleep.
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Portland
Oregonian
Rain Proof Raglans at Shuman and Coq Showcase
Rain proof raglans in tan and oxford shades by Shuman and Coq display original designs. Heavy weight whipcord with plaid interiors and satin lined shoulders and backs. Fabric warranted by the manufacturer as rain proof and moth proof for protection against rain snow and cold.
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Shuman & Coq
Dinner and Supper Menu with Inez E Hawes Address
A historical menu listing items for dinner and supper including oatmeal muffins tea coffee beef soup potatoes pudding and desserts. It names Inez E Hawes living at 87 Putnam Street East Boston Massachusetts providing a dated, regional food offering with recipe notes and preparation hints.
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Putnam Street
East
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Thanksgiving Hope Reunites a Lonely Man and Lost Lovers
A lonely man in a grand Lowell mansion recalls a past love as a child named Ruth arrives with a festive feast. Ruth reveals Rodney has been dead for two years, and the man realizes the future includes the wife and child he believed lost, leading to a hopeful Thanksgiving reunion.
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Amma
Ruth
Pena
Lacisiender
Casey Home Feel Ing and Sunday Post Comfort Food
A nostalgic guide inviting readers to seek the cozy “casey home” vibe by purchasing a 3-cent Sunday Post, selecting four pages of fiction, and settling by the register or an open grate to savor solid comfort. The snippet frames reading as a comforting ritual.
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Casey
Sunday Post
Register
Odd Bits of News From Around the World
A scattered digest notes enza havoc on the west coast of Alaska while farming dominates beyond. Canada reports 4 000 eninie Gattine in six months and London records unusually few marriages. The Jungfrau railway is abandoned due to costs, Honolulu markets show 30 to 40 fish varieties, and many natives rely on fishing. An electric motor for autos recharges storage batteries downhill. Chicago hints at mill price rises and social tensions over costs. Chinese lands reportedly overrun by graves, graves affecting arable land. Christian Women’s Board of Missions opens an orphanage at Bayamon, Porto Rico with town council land and building. Union Traction Company of Philadelphia posts record passengers and profits. Great Britain’s last election cost debates, while a Chicago civil engineers’ bid seeks an electric line from Juncal to las Cuevas. Census growth centers on the Eastern States, especially New England cities.
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Enza
Alaska
Canada
London
Honolulu
Chicago
China
Christian Women’s Board of Missions
Bayamon
Porto Rico
Union Traction Company of
Philadelphia
Great Britain
Civil Engineers
Cordillera
Juncal
Las Cuevas
Chile
Argentine Republic
New England
Jordan, Marsh & Co Tailor Made Suits Promoted
Stylish tailor made suits in oxford and brown-coat taffeta silk lined skirts are advertised. The item boasts best quality near silk lining and claims such suits cannot be duplicated in this market for less than 10.50 dollars, offered at a special price.
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Oxford
Fancy Silk Cape and Capes and Flannel Waists Ad
Advertises kempt Kersey capes with silk linings and satin, priced around 10.50. Short coats in kersey and cheviot, blue and black linings, similar prices. Golf capes at 12.50, flannel waists tucked with assorted colors, priced near 3.50 to 5.00, plus embroidered French flannel waists at 3.98 and ta ffta silk waists at 3.98.
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Kersey
Og Baneiooe
All Wool Tricots Colorful House Wear Fabrics
A splendid line of all wool tricots in light delicate shades suited for house wear and fancy waists. Describes a high quality fabric that formerly sold at 39 cents per yard.
Aprons Show Finest New England Line In Factory-Made Styles
A local store touts its superior aprons made in house with no middlemen profit, claiming better quality than home-made and lower prices. New embroidered and plain Brocatelle designs are highlighted in the latest collection.
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New England
Dress Linings Prove Best Value in New England Shops
Advertisers claim local shops in New England offer a limited dress lining range, while their own stock features a broader assortment and the lowest prices. The note stresses cost efficiency and variety to attract customers.
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