Mexico for Mexicans and the soldier boy heroism
A Cheyenne writer recalls witnessing the Juarez battle and supports the Mexican Constitutionalists. He praises the patriotism of all ranks, from child soldiers to generals, and argues for U.S. mediation and aid to establish order against Mexican despotism.
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A. . Chapman
Cheyenne
Old Mexico
Juarez
Chapman
Mexico
Mr. Chapman
Mexico City
Constitutional Army
Wilson
United States
Word to the Bride: Understanding Men as Overgrown Babies
A dated essay urges brides to treat husbands as grown babies with fickle emotions. It advises mothers to guide and manage their partners, advocating early establishment of equal roles in the marriage and firm household arrangements for harmony.
Optimistic outlook as crop conditions improve says Henry Clews
The Star Journal reports a shift in business sentiment toward a brighter future. Henry Clews notes light merchandise supplies, recovering confidence, strong demand in textiles, and potential steel rebound before year end as railroads plan liberal equipment orders. Congress adjourns, Mexico calm, labor demand solid, hinting at prosperity.
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Henry Clews
Fabiia
Congress
Mexico
Star Journal
The Underwood tariff sparks global unease and mock praise
The piece notes sharp disapproval in Germany France England and Canada after the Underwood tariff. It cites a Montreal firm hiring rush met by 4000 jobseekers and Japan facing bank caution and low mood with scarce loans at 6 percent discount, while reserves organize slowly amid expected crops and emergencies.
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Germany
France
England
Canada
Montreal
Japan
Fujihira
Yokohama
New York
Moses
The
Mount
World-Herald
Sixty eight years since first organized baseball game.
The first recorded baseball match was Marekerbocker vs New York at Elysian Fields Hoboken N J judged by leading New York families. Gloves were unused. batters chose where to hit the ball, outs settled at three. 21 runs won the game.
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Marekerbocker
New York
Elysian Fields
Hoboken
N. J
American legation seeks protection for Kansu missioners
The American legation urged the Chinese foreign office to provide peace for missionaries in Kansu province from the bandit known as White Wolf. The brigands have looted and assaulted several missions, threatening safety and travel for staff.
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Pbhkin
Legation Today
Chinese Foreign Office
Kansu Province
Pease
White Wolf
Coochea
Recovered from Lung Trouble Now Insured
A medical notice states recovery from lung trouble and security of insurance with local firms Bok a yh Fates and Palage Pharmacy Drug Os plus Dean Btarash and Remy as involved parties.
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Tesurance Company Bok
Fates
Dean Btarash
Fremy
Palage Pharmacy Drug
When Widows Debate Matrimony Ends In A Tie
A humorous remark notes that when a widow and a widow er discuss marriage the discussion often leads to a stalemate. The line plays on wordplay about widow and widower status and relationship talk.
Defeat of Eberhart in Minnesota Certain
Late returns from Minnesota's statewide primary show Daniel Lawhler leading Connan W. Hammond by about 1,500 votes for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. W. H. Lee's majority over Governor Eberhart grew with new tallies, and supporters expect Eberhart’s defeat. A woman should never marry until she can afford it. a rich father is often a young man's excuse for worthlessness.
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Minneapolis
United States
Plyera
Philippines
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Alaska
Japan
French Athletic Association
ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Daniel Lawhler
Conan W
Hammond
Tion. W
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Tot
Underwood
Hood River
Qhenstein Bros
Eberhart
Capitol Ave
Wmn. Myers Dry Goods Co
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