Ausgleich dispute between Austria and Hungary over extension
Vienna reports that Budapest and Vienna clash over renewing the Ausgleich treaty. Debates center on extending the twenty year term to twenty five years to preserve economic union and home industry protections amid pressures from Hungarian parliament and Budapest Chamber of Commerce.
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Vienna
Iveta
Ets
Budapest
Austria
Hungary
Austria-Hungary
Munich
Dresdeu
Peeve
Prague
Rninen
Akriods
Css Hign
Pontier Eestast
Vassire BN
Ol Poe
Garnee
Audi
Germany
Meat Production and Demand in Global Context
A historical report notes rising costs and limited purchasing power hindering meat supply. It projects gradual global production growth with America showing early expansion, citing population growth, disease losses, and shifts in cattle numbers from 1907 to 1916.
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United Es
Eiepaar
America
Bae
Snapshot country meat trade and disease losses in early 20th century
The text discusses meat supply factors in the United States, noting disease and exposure losses among cattle and sheep, hog cholera impacts on swine, and potential meat recovery. It compares U S per capita consumption to Germany, Russia, Britain, France, Australia and New Zealand, and lists major meat exporters including Argentina, Australia, Canada, Denmark, Mexico, New Zealand, the United States and Uruguay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Russia
Great Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Argentina
Canada
Mexico
Uruguay
Prince Eitel Friederich as Heir to War Ambitions
The article portrays Prince Eitel Friederich, son of Emperor William II, as a favored imperial figure whose potential crown depends on a German victory. Born July 7, 1883, he was educated for high civil posts and once governed Pomerania, with public affection often favoring him over Crown Prince William. Reports suggest Hungarian plans for a Bitel monarch. Eitel’s star faded after a horse accident and wartime setbacks. The piece also notes a British trench mortar in France and ends with William J. Bryan addressing Sing Sing inmates on “True.”
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Prince Eitel Friederich
William
Prince Eitel
Wilhelm
Eitel
Serbia
Kateer
Poland
Pomerania
Hutel
Bitel
John Paul Jones and Verner von Heidenstam Remembrance
July seventh marks the birth anniversaries of John Paul Jones the founder of the American navy and Verner von Heidenstam Sweden’s eminent writer. Jones born 1747 in Arbigland Scotland rose to command and earned honors in France Russia and the United States while von Heidenstam 57 today born at Lake Vettern became a leading Swedish poet novelist and orator celebrated for travel inspired works and the new national literary movement.
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John Paul Jones
Britain
Catia
John Paul
Arbigland
Scotland
United States
United States Naval Academy
Annnapolis
Congress
Jones
Whitehaven
Virginia
West Indies
Alfred
Infant-Republic
America
France
Russia
Black Sea
Catharine
Algiers
Paris
Verner von Heidenstam
Sweden
Lake Vettern
von Heidenstam
Rome
Orient
Europe
Germany
Pioneering American ornithologists and their legacies
Alexander Wilson, born in Scotland a century and a half ago, studied American birds extensively after moving near Philadelphia. He walked 1,260 miles to collect specimens while supporting his encyclopedia project and died in Philadelphia in 1813. John James Audubon followed with The Birds of America, published 1826–1838 by 170 subscribers who each funded $1,000. A London report notes a new French loan of $160,000,000 planned in New York.
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Alexander Wilson
Scotland
America
Philadelphia
North America
John James Audubon
New Orleans
Audubon
Refuges Sailed From Vera Cruz Aboard Sumner
The Sumner carried 800 American refugees from Vera Cruz to Tampa. The report notes a voyage carrying evacuees amid early 20th century tensions and migration patterns.
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Sumner
Vera Cruz
Tampa
Torpid Liver Remedy Promises Health Boost
An advertisement touts Leonardi's Liver-Aid as a purely vegetable remedy that purifies, strengthens, regulates, and tones torpid livers. It claims relief from constipation, headaches, jaundice, dyspepsia, and other ailments, with no griping. Available at Hindle's Drug Stores, 987 and 909 Main Street.
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Leonardi
Hindle
Main Street
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Mr. Taft
Bridgehampton
N. C
Prince Friederich
William J. Bryan
Sing Sing Prison
ZOHN BECK @ SON
London
New York
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
W. Tk. Douclas
Bocys
W. D. Cook & ON
Petrograd
Duma
Kentucky
General American Tank Car Corporation
Albany, N. Y
Thorndike
Massachusetts
Dover
Del
International Airship Corporation
Capital
John W. Kern
Washington
Wilson
Baron Chinda
White House
J. D. Cohn
Todd
Bliss
King Alfonso
Sebastian
Spain
Census Bureau
Mollan
W. K. Mollan
Main St
The
Wheeler & Howes Co
Congress St. Bridge
Fairfield County
Superior Court
County Court House
Bridgeport
Lyman
Catlin
William T. Hincks
William T. Haviland
Frank Miller Lumber Co
John F. Fay
Fairfield Avenue
Tel
Highland Spring Water Co
Euvug
Warren Street
Naugatuck Valley
Housatonic A Ave
Sprague Ice & Coal CO
East End E. Wash. Ave. Bridge
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