Panama canal debate reflects Roosevelt stance and course
A Times-Union piece argues the Panama route vs Nicaragua route matters for US interests. It notes Roosevelt should press Nicaragua and Costa Rica negotiations, rejects Colombian control, and cites benefits of canal access for trade and farm transport. It references public opinion about roads, unions, and economic growth.
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United States
Congress
Nicaragua
Colombia
Costa Rica
Canal
Panama
Times-Union
Europe
Asia
Atlantic
Pacific
Trix
Roosevelt
Christian ty game causes humorous church row in school
A fragment describes a playful "Christian ty" game where girls align as Christians and boys as heathens, mocking creation and advertising themes. The piece jokes about editors, liberal advertisers, and a Levitite moulding room creating a man who pays for the paper, with satirical targets.
Southern mills benefit from silver price rise and cotton outlook bright
The article notes high staple prices aiding southern mills as many factories resume production. It explains mills sell largely to silver standard countries like China and India, so rising silver increases purchasing power and profits. It also covers Senator Morgan’s view that Democrats should win in 1904 with prudent management and free trade between states and territories. The piece criticizes Republican tariff and finance policies, including the Aldrich bill, and argues for specie-backed national banking.
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China
India
Morgan
Alabama
Congress
Aledrich
Remarkable Japanese Novel Yet Unfolds A Vast Tale
A writer argues that a Japanese novel series could fill eighty volumes with a single linked story. He imagines selecting a group of characters and, in two years, crafting a tale of all that happens to them in twelve months, then extending the narrative for another year and so on, a method he believes could yield a compelling, ongoing saga.
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Tti
Iif
Nevel
Lweiter
Donkey Adverts and Century Old Census Reflections
A fragmentary piece recalls a Missouri judge questioning intoxication, a gibe about a donkey in a store, and a quip on newspaper advertising. It then surveys 1860 1890 and 1900 census wealth shifts in the Southern states, noting rising wealth since the Civil War and countering claims of stagnation.
Undefined 19th Century Piece Passages
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning names and places with unclear context. Reads like a daftar of terms and light proper nouns including Wilke Art and Tobie Tarn Avex. No coherent event, date, or confirming details to establish a meaningful summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilke
Wetan
Tomtormen
Sun Sets Twice Daily Rumor At Leek England
A stray, unclear note claims Leek in Staffordshire hosts a double sunset due to a distant mountain. The passage references the Chicago Tribune's version of the tale and then trails into garbled commentary about the sun, night, and an opening beside a rock.
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Leek
Staffordshire
England
Chicago ‘Tribune
Thia
Athens
Peto Ee Ee Ieee Aun
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