Resolutions Adopted by Ute Republican Meeting
The Republican gathering endorses the 1896 platform and the Taft era style union of party principles. They praise party leadership and the successful national campaign, and express support for Willian McKinney as standard bearer for four years. They also commend Indiana Republicans for Senate representation and highlight organizational reforms and future plans for the Sixth District.
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Siu Diatriet
Republican Party
Anil Chik
Lens
Republewy
Progressive Legiesston
Tadinaw
United States Senate
Meatles
Banks
Albert J. Meyveridge
Uys
Washington
J Wataan
Basil Peresenit
Agelier
Ehairael
Charles Plerokey
Elvartent
Penton
Nation Bay
Repub Party
Dalluten
Western Horseman
Indianspotls Club
Detroit
Indianapella
Mice and Dogs as Delicacies in Imperial China
A fragment describes Chinese culinary practices including dried mice hung in homes and sold at shops, mice slaughtered in markets, and dogs feet prized as a delicacy while black dog feet are favored over white. It notes dogs are prepared in a special manner for eating.
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China
Celestia Empire
France
Going to bed in India a simple act not a ritual
The piece contrasts Indian bedtime with Western habits, noting no door shutting or withdrawal from the world. A bed is described as a wooden frame with webbing, a thin cotton mattress, a sheet, spread, and two pillows per bed, reflecting simple, functional lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Cannibals and Lakes in Central Africa Adventure
New York Journal correspondent recounts Arthur Bhorp and Grogan on a perilous trek into central Africa. They report savage cannibal tribes near Lake Tanganyika and three newly identified lakes near Lake Nyunsa, with estimates of local geography, fertility, and potential strategic value for exploration and a Cape to Calorina project.
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Arthur
Geogan
Central Africa
Fertile
Landa
Lake Albert
Zaimber
Barbariara
Cannilinilam
Nyuesa
Hbiru
Britis
Ennotbala
Ital
Innet
Gragan
Myself
Mushari
Lake Kiva
Lake Kilva
Grogan
Nyooza
Askarla
Bind Net
Ueerogs
Grogin
Enalirn
Kongo
Kilyn
Albert Edward Takes
Tarn
Albert Eileward
Forte
Nintshies
Grogan Gad
Cape To
Caloralinas
Fashion shift signals new high heel trend in lace gloves
Trade reports from Lynn quoted by the Boston Herald predict a radical change in ladies gloves style and footwear. The era of sensible tow heels ends as high heels rise to about three quarters of an inch in height. Women will be styled to stand upon a taller heel with reinforcements shaping a bold new look.
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Lynn
Boston Herald
Trio of Emlad Cretinta and Remarkable Young Cyclist
A photograph features Master Jarvey Elmer Thompson of Conneaut Ohio with his pacing team Litty Burvey and two older youths. Thompson holds multiple medals and a world record for young riders, while the article notes his height weight and specialized bicycle. A tandem team from Conneaut includes Masters Earle and Louis Calkins. A humorous Sioux City scene describes a black tomcat at a telephone office causing brief chaos as a cat interacts with a crank and central calls, delighting workers and customers.
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Jarvey Elmer Thompson
J. E. Thompson
Conneaut
Litty Burvey
Mie
Tous Fhompson
Turus
Masters Earle
Louis Calkins
Ninga
Sioux City
Bis
Soen
Erik Central
Che Ead
Faye
Nite
Phrise
Don's Revenge and a Newfoundland Incident Tale
A New York World excerpt recounts Mr Charles Skogers of Mivenswood New York facing a Newfoundland dog that dragged a man toward East River. The dog protects its master as the assailant fights to subdue the diver. The piece also includes a humorous poem about a dachshund.
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Charles Skogers
Mivenswood
N. Y
New York
Rogera
Ruah
East River
Tecor
Binander
Mastle
Deni
Russian open door for American enterprise in Asia railways
Russia invites American capital to build plants in the Pacific coast city of Talien Wan and to supply machinery for a broad industrial push. Officials in Moscow seek joint ventures, rail lines, and a 1901 exhibition of U S machines as Russian growth accelerates with serf emancipation and massive school buildout. American consul Smyth says the moment offers extraordinary opportunity for American firms, with eager Russian buyers and a friendly reception of Yankee tech.
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Tosted
Mul Rueda
Irvaty
Globe
Washington
Loula Globe-Democrat
Rosxin
United Stites
Pacife
Talien-Wan
Moscow
Delag
Rusia
Thomas Stich
United States
Russia
Ayatta
Tuipegal
Rasalan
Rusain
Certa
Bouth
Wurta
Okder
Smyth
Bosala
Exar
Greater Suma
Ruselan
Smith
Mr. Smith
Ruowsia
Thia
Rusela
Mr. Swithh
Enoch Emery
New England
England
Rusais
Great Britain
Bmiltle
Tly Atry
Sickness and Work Drive Demand for Dr Pierce’s Discovery
A Baltimore reader extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for rheumatism and blood diseases, arguing illness harms workers financially and physically. He praises the medicine as a blood purifier without alcohol or narcotics, citing personal use and urging others to consult local druggists for information.
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Anind
Aotele
Dr. Pierce
Patan Conde
Baltimore
Sharpsburg
G. F. Smith
Lown
Politeness Penalty on Hamburg Trams Provokes Fines
A Philadelphia press item notes strict etiquette on Hamburg trolley cars where seating limits of 20 to 28 per car exist. Conductor fines violators for overcrowding while policemen enforce rules, with penalties split to charity.
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Hamburg
Europe
Benetat
Mesons
The Great Debate on Horse Radish Strength
A Philadelphia Record comment debates horse radish strength, contrasting strong biting varieties that tear eyes and lift heads with milder forms. It argues even the mildest radish can become potent with simple spice and air, noting the wild radish endures and pleases over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galt Tott
Philadelphia Record
Derbyshire Man in Train Collision Verdict
A Derbyshire man traveling with his wife in a train near Linford was injured when a collision occurred. The wife suffered a concussion and a jury awarded 1850 in damages. During testimony the plaintiff recounted a drunken remark about the incident and a mock wager involving the head injury.
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Derbyshire
Linford
Rome
Tle
Thorridge
London
Not Available Here
A dialogue fragment shows a speaker thanking someone for interceding with Mabel who accepted him after a prior request. Cousin Belle clarifies she only intimated to Mabel that she was pursuing the same person.
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Jack
Mabel
Belle
Philadelphia Presa
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Grover
Uilx
Mortiaod
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Len Bo
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