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Branch News Offices Operate In Several Bureaus
Advertising and news received at the Walnut Hills area with newsboys supplied to 416 Scott Street and Madison Avenue. A Reading room in Trafalgar Square offers free access to Americans and notices indicate multiple bureaus including Covington and London.
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Scott St
Tis Madison Av
Su—Room
Neylvania Av
Utiook Bu Secleat
Trafalgar Square
Anarchy Debate and a Solution of Anarchist Deportation
The Russian Count Cassini says anarchists oppose all government and should be treated as dangerous enemies. He proposes uniting civilized nations to deport anarchists to a distant island with no law, where they would must live by work or starve, to end their influence.
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Count Cassini
United States
Ma States
Ereby
Saikenen
Europe
Turkey
Russia
Russias
France
Republics
University governance and Ohio Journal critique in Cincinnati
The Ohio State Journal is seen as mistaken on the Cincinnati University situation despite noting rising attendance elsewhere. The piece argues UC suffers under despotism, criticizes President Ayers over alleged profanity, and cites conflicting statements from board members and faculty, questioning accountability and governance.
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Ohio State Journal
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Charles McMicken
Ohio
McMicken
Ayers
Ream
T He University
Hyndman
Fendapheimer
Conner
Id. Wither
Univety
Ayer
Irrigation Bill Aids West and Nation with Shared Benefits
The irrigation measure, covering Arizona to New Mexico and several western states, receives broad support as a step to open wastes for farming and create new homes and markets. Advocates argue increased wealth for both eastern and western regions, with forest ranges planned to curb waste and floods, benefiting the nation.
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Arizona
Washington
Wyoming
California
Colorado
Idah
Kansas
Nebraska
Montana
England
Tirrel
Massachusetts
United States
Ohio Valley
Alaska and Philippines show profit from US expansions
The piece argues Alaska’s purchase has yielded vast profits with $150 million from furs fish and gold and $100 million in shipments since purchase. It compares imperial gains to the Philippines and Porto Rico and notes Alaska lacks local government structures while paying dividends.
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Alaska
United States
Courier-Journal
Tommy Johnson Proposes Toboggan Slide After Court Standstill
Tommy Johnson, who has blocked Supreme Court actions over his town, now proposes to continue his political maneuvering by sliding on a personal toboggan for the foreseeable future.
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Supreme Court
Tommy Johnson
Character in Yale leadership quote sparks debate
President Hadley of Yale remarks that character, not degrees such as B.S. or Ph.D., defines a man. The comment targets the idea that advanced titles overshadow personal merit.
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Hadley
Yale
Arkansas Record Keeps Founders in Memory
A historical note recalls Arkansas politics linking Senator James K. Joneski to a Governor Jeff Davis, emphasizing the remembered sequence of state leadership.
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Arkansas
James K. Joneski
Jeff Davis
Foreign advices show no rush for advance copies
The report notes that foreign advisors do not anticipate strong demand for advance copies of Alfy Austin's coronation ode stunt, suggesting cautious expectations and limited early interest.
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Alfy Austin
Notes and Comments on Colorful Veggies and Social Snippets
A collage of observations on vegetables and their colors, weather, and social anecdotes. Reflections touch on fashion, a household job interview miscommunication, King Edward’s health rumors, culinary tips for mayonnaise, and a playful nod to Grover Cleveland’s image.
The Ginger Jar And Other Gentle Rhymes
Fragments of nursery verse and witty quips appear here as a playful collage. Poems by Miss Muffet and humorous exchanges about daily life provide light, comic snapshots with whimsical language and local-flavored humor.
Stories of Great Men at Yale with Prof Brewer
This item highlights Prof. Brewer of Yale's scientific department as a remarkably authoritative figure. A student challenged him with a Chinese topic citing an encyclopedia, but Brewer calmly conceded that new information since writing the article changed his views.
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Yale
Prof
Brewer
New York Times
Fools Rush In Poem by Curtis H. Page
The piece lauds bold risk takers who challenge norms and push progress. It contrasts historic figures like Columbus Bruno Galileo and Rousseau with a cheer for daring fools who break rules and pursue true thoughts. The poem celebrates fearless, though often outcast, innovators.
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Curtis H. Page
Harper’s
Columbus
Giordano Bruno
Galileo
Rousseau
Johnson Hints at Three Cent Fare Plan for Sandusky Trip
A brief note suggests Tommy Johnson may push a three cent fare for his mock excursion to the Sandusky convention, signaling a possible fare policy move or stunt.
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Tommy Johnson
Sandusky Convention
Colonel Bassler in new Pension Commission role
In a tongue in cheek aside, the speaker quips that Colonel Bassler could make June days rarer. The line suggests President Palmar assumes duties of a Pension Commissioner, avoiding any charge of poetry in the act.
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Bassler
Palmar
Senate Manager Aldrich Faces Scrutiny Amid Sandusky Proceedings
Brother Aldrich as Senate manager is questioned as Senator Billy Mason may inspect Sandusky proceedings during his Presidential trip. The remarks hint at tension between leadership and oversight in the capital.
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Billy Mason
Sandusky
Congress Signals July 4 Adjournment Plan
If Congress stays determined to adjourn on July 4, no other celebrations will be necessary.
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Congress
Dramatic Abductions and Political Paradoxes Stir Early Headlines
The passage lampoons sensational plots and public figures with comic, fragmented notes. It references Miss Stones abduction dramatizations, Johnson preparing Mont Pelee acts, Roosevelt and McLaurins bench chances, and various political and international figures amid a satirical tapestry.
King's Dinner to Jockey Club at Buckingham Palace
King Edward hosted the Jockey Club at a Buckingham Palace dinner last week with Prince of Wales, Duke of Connaught and the Duke of Cambridge among guests. Moet and Chandon champagne was served in magnums. White Seal imports surged by 15,133 cases in the first five months of 1902 versus 1901, outpacing all other champagne brands. George A. Kessler & Co. of New York is the U S representative, Colonel Aleck Labold the local representative.
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Prince of Wales
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Boxer violence reported in Suchwanh region
An American missionary named Caneright telegraphed from Chengtu Fu to Peking that a Methodist chapel in Suchwanh province has been destroyed and ten Chinese converts killed by Boxers. He also states the Boxer movement is spreading in the region.
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Peking
Caneright
Chengtu Fu
Suchwanh
Mind Off Your List With Tribune Subscriptions
A promotional note urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune by sending in an estimate to relieve the burden of thinking about it. The message emphasizes quick action and stresses ease of getting the newspaper off the reader’s mind.
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Busy New York shopper eyes wide view of goods
A man in the New York Journal notes a brisk morning as a customer with a dime enters to inspect merchandise for possible large purchases. The scene captures a bustling urban retail moment.
Night Walks For Insomnia In Open Air Remedy
Conversation shows Staylate suggesting a nighttime walk for insomnia and Edith agreeing to try the remedy by walking while Edith goes to bed to test the effect. The dialogue frames a simple home remedy discussion in a domestic scene.
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Staylate
Edith
Foreign noble guests end as servants in jest
Mrs Struckitt who hosted a Count recalls guests of rank, while Mrs Manorborn dryly notes she has only had foreigners as servants, highlighting social humor and class irony.
Missionaries Arrive as Question Looms Over Earth Contact
An exchange reveals suspicion and anticipation as missionaries descend from Earth. The two voices discuss possible motives and potential trouble, hinting at a tense encounter between celestial powers and human agents.
Contest Promises Prizes for Brain Estimate Submissions
An advertisement claims that having many participants improves odds in a $34 000 prize contest with 1 490 awards. It urges readers to recruit nine friends to contribute their estimates and brains to increase individual chances.
Filipino envoy delivers memorial to Mrs. McKinley
Felipe Buencamino, ex Aguinaldo cabinet member and Federal party leader, carries a Manila memorial to Mrs. McKinley in Canton. He and interpreter Frank L. Jeanny meet at West Lawn Cemetery visit the vault and McKinley site, weeping as they discuss the late president and Philippine fate.
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Manchester Now Member of the House of Lords
London June 23 Duke of Manchester took the oath and his seat in the House of Lords after his financial disabilities were removed.
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House OF Lords
London
Duke of Manchester
General Spaulding To Be Retired
Washington June 2 3 The Post tomorrow will say General O L Spaulding First Assistant Secretary of the Treasury has been definitely notified by Secretary Shaw that he is to retire He probably will not again exercise the functions of an assistant secretary being on leave of absence at present.
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O. L. Spaulding
the Treasury
Shaw
Australian Enfranchisement of 800,000 Women
A 1902 letter from Versailles, Kentucky, lauds Australia's act granting adult suffrage to 800,000 women, calling it the century’s major political milestone and a global object lesson. The writer contrasts Australia with the United States, urging American women to seek equal rights and questioning the nation’s democracy and gender equality.
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Warltor
The
Commercial Tribune
Federated Australia
New South Wales
South Australia
Victoria
East Australia
West Australia
Tasmania
Hemisphere
Congress
Statue of Justice
United States
England
South Pacific
Earth
Populist and Democratic Conventions Open in Grand Island
June 23 Grand Island Neb delegates to the Populist and Democratic State Conventions began arriving for the morrow sessions. Over 1,200 delegates are credited to each party with around 2,000 expected. Fusion prospects dominate talks as leaders weigh nominating a candidate acceptable to all factions and if Bryan accepts the Governor nomination.
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Grand Island
Neb
Bryan
Runaway Girl Brought Back to Her Parents
Mabel Long the young girl who fled Lima with a one-armed dancing master and was found in Cleveland is now at her sister Mrs. Benjamin M Mann’s home 732 Vinton St Toledo. The father is ill from nervous strain and the family plans to return to Lima once he can travel.
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Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Mabel Long
Lima
Cleveland
Benjamin M. Mann
Vinton Street
Long
Two Men Held Responsible in Sanatorium Fire
Chicago June 28 The coroner s jury held O E Miller president and Henry Clark Davis general manager of the St Luke Society responsible for the St Luke s Sanitarium fire that killed eleven people The other four employees arrested were released and Miller and Davis were rearrested shortly after the verdict was announced
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O. E. Miller
Henry
Clark Davis
St. Luke Society
St. Luke’s Sanitarium
Miller
Davis
Lantern Fire Wipes Out Madison Town In Night Blaze
A lantern overturned in a stable in Madison Illinois caused a rapid fire that destroyed nearly the whole town. By midnight damage neared 200000 dollars. The population fought the blaze. no deaths but over twenty horses burned. Insurance coverage believed partial.
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Madison
Ill
Benjamin F. Jacobs Dies Pioneer Chicago Real Estate Dealer
Benjamin F. Jacobs a Chicago real estate pioneer and national Sunday school leader died at his Calumet avenue home. He served as Chairman of the Executive Committee of the National Sunday School Organization.
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Benjamin F. Jacobs
National
Calumet Avenue
Woman Leads 10 Officers Arrest in Minneapolis Case
Infatuation for a woman leads to the capture of City Detective Christopher C. Norbeck who vanished last week triggering his bribery trial suspension. Norbeck sought Carrie Emerson by phone from Carver and was seized after the operator alerted the sheriff. Norbeck promised a confession to expose police corruption. Irwin Gardner, a former special officer, was moved to Stillwater penitentiary. Mayor A A Ames was arraigned on bribe charges with $5,000 bond.
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Minn
Christopher
C. Norbeck
Norbeck
Carver
Carrie Emerson
Charka
Smith
Smith Norbeck
Irwin A.gardner
Stillwater
A. A. Ames
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