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Local News Bureaus and Office Addresses Listed
A fragmented passage lists branch news offices with addresses in different cities and buildings including Gilbert Avenue Cincinnati Masonic Temple Madison Avenue Washington Postal Telegraph Building and Trafalgar Building Reading room offered free to Americans.
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Beckham stance urged on Kentucky election reform
The Louisville Dispatch attacks Governor Beckham urging a clear position on election law reform. It demands he declare support or opposition, assemble Legislature early, and avoid remaining ambiguously between factions to prevent voter confusion before July’s convention.
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Peck blamed or blamed not for Paris Exposition visit
The article argues General Peck was not at fault for missing the 9 30 meeting with President Loubet at the United States Building. Loubet arrived early and left before Peck could meet him. Porter and staff handled the reception. The piece defends Peck as punctual and criticizes the French president for arriving before the appointed hour.
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French Republic
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War as Educator and Its Far Reaching Lessons
The piece notes that war, while evil, serves as a powerful teacher revealing global geography and current events. It explains how major campaigns have educated both youths and adults, with newspapers like the Chicago Tribune urging informal lessons in geography and ethnology through coverage.
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Bloemfontein
Pretoria
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Samoa
Chicago Tribune
Educators Embrace Geography Study as Key to Interest
The passage argues that education succeeds when students become thoroughly interested, turning study into pleasure rather than a bore as geography and related subjects gain traction under new conditions. It stresses the role of engaging teaching in cultivating sustained curiosity among learners.
Height limits for new buildings debated by city board
The Board of Legislation discussed a proposed ordinance to cap building height. The piece notes skyscrapers are here to stay and outlines potential future uses from restaurants at lofty levels to mega complexes combining hotels, stores and offices, while acknowledging uncertainty about public welfare and outcomes.
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Armor supply crisis prompts long term government or private options
At the British Institute of Naval Architects annual meeting the Earl of Hoptoun urged either extended long term private contracts or state manufacture to solve armor plate shortages. He warned against a new government plant but favored guaranteed orders to expand private capacity and reduce costs versus Congress price risks.
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Earl of Hopetoun
Congress
Young America to light crackers despite strained ties
Young America plans to set off Chinese fire crackers next Wednesday despite tense relations between the nations. They note a historical parallel that they were once called Jackson crackers, offering a cheeky consolation.
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Jackson
Convention Held by Winslow Atkinson Schurz Fails to Name Candidates
A New York convention of the Winslow Atkinson Schurz party did not nominate any candidates. A Cincinnati delegate attended but was said to be in New York on other business.
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Louisiana
Texas
California
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Roosevelt
Republic
Roosevelt Holds to Bird in Hand Theory for Vice Run
The Atlanta Journal notes Roosevelt intends to stay governor of New York while pursuing the vice presidency. It credits Grover Cleveland as his cue.
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Roosevelt
New York
Grover Cleveland
Kansas City Fireworks Delayed To Next Midweek Display
The Kansas City celebration fireworks are postponed to next Wednesday or Thursday. As with typical pyrotechnic shows the product of the convention will rise like a rocket and fall like a stick.
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Kansas City
Ben nett Hill Questioned Over Bryan Ticket Defection
The remark suggests David Bennett Hill may be casting doubt on his party alignment as he lingers behind the Bryan slate. The quip hints at inner conflict within the Democratic ranks amid campaign chatter.
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David Bennett Hill
Bryan
Bryan Man Awaiting Fourth Term Reward
The longtime Bryan figure has held an honor for four years and faces another four years before earning an office, signaling extended service and anticipated reward.
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Bryan
Court martial results withheld pending official release
The outcomes of Croker's court martial remain undisclosed. Officials expect guilty verdicts for those involved, noting they were caught.
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Croker
General Miles to Prescribe His Own Uniform
The text states that General Miles as a Lieutenant General will enjoy the privilege of prescribing his own uniform, implying he can choose his attire freely.
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Miles
Bank Clearings and Railroad Earnings Raise Bryan’s Hopes
Mr. Bryan studies bank clearings and railroad earnings and desires a decline in the overall totals. He follows them closely, hoping to see the numbers slip in aggregate.
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Mr. Bryan
Georgia Peach Crop Battered by Rains Regains Size
Heavy rainfall damaged Georgia peaches but the crop remains sizable. Growers report resilience with fruit still abundant despite weather challenges.
Democratic papers cautious on Chinese question
Some Democratic newspapers express noncommittal positions on the Chinese issue, suggesting they are awaiting a clear cue or guidance before taking a firm stance.
Prohibitionists Promise Zealous Oratory Amid Campaign
Prohibitionists will not push a dry campaign but will showcase strong oratory as the central feature of their political effort.
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Oratory
Democratic Ticket Goes Without a Democrat on Ballot
The current outlook shows a Democratic slate lacking any candidate of the party on the ticket. Analysts note the unusual ballot reflects shifting alliances and strategic resignations within party ranks.
Responsibility for Roosevelt Imitating East and West in 1900
New York editorialist Richard W. Knott argues Roosevelt’s rise defies simple East versus West plots. He contrasts Roosevelt’s independence from corporations with Platt’s pro business stance, notes McKinley and Hanna backing Roosevelt, and credits the 1900 convention’s Roosevelt boom to a West driven mandate for expansion and national policy.
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Richard W. Knott
Louisville Evening Post
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Platt
Quay
Hanna
Albany
Washington
Tilden
Cleveland
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Democratic Party
John Kelly
Boss Croker
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Mr. Roosevelt
Croker
Hill
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Walcott
Republic
New England
East
Niagara
West
George Rogers Clark
Jefferson
Louisiana
China
Philippines
Mr. McKinley
Dying Pets of Thomas W. Lawson Alarm Boston Society
Boston millionaire Thomas W. Lawson endures pet misfortune from vanished cat to a prize bulldog dying en route from England. The dog, valued at 1250 dollars, had won many English show awards, adding to the family losses as horses dwindled.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
England
Republicans Endorse Gold Standard Straight Talk
The piece argues Republicans should openly declare support for the gold standard rather than dodge the issue, asserting such honesty will earn respect and confidence from all Republicans and not gain votes by avoiding the topic.
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Richmond Times
PWULARITY CONTEST FOR STREET RAILWAY VOTES
A promotional contest across Hamilton Kenton and Campbell counties offers prizes including a house and lot valued at 4000 provided by the Commercial Tribune, bedroom furniture worth 500 from George Henshaw & Sons, a gold watch 150 from Clemens Oskam, and Austrian china dinner set 125 from Schultze & Co. Each day a coupon on page two grants one vote and the Sunday coupon grants two votes.
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Hamilton
Kenton
Campbell
Samuel Fonaford & Sons
Marina
Commerai Tribune
George Henshaw & Sons
Clemens Oskam
Schultze & Co
Palmer and Daly Nuptials Spark Cincinnati Reception
Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Palmer host a reception in Gora for bride Miss Minnette Daly of West Virginia, who wed Dr. Elliott Palmer in Lexington Missouri. Guests linger through a lawn party with pink roses, palms, and dainty gowns as the couple plan to live in Avondale with Dr. Palmer's parents.
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C. D. Palma
Gora
Elliott Palmer
Minnette Daly
West Virginia
GoveSratkinson
Lexington
Cincinnati
C. D. Palmer
Dudley Palmer
Indianapolis
Emma White
Avondale
Charles F. Goss
A. J. White
Kelso
Charles Hunt
Henry Benham
E. M. Clingman
Mullen
Men of Affairs Visit With Local Business Leaders
E H Culver grain inspector of Toledo visits the market to observe grain gauges and assess quality. J L Ziegler of Indianapolis is introduced to local officials. Out of town visitors include Max Koehler St Louis H Martens Hamburg and T F Sweeney New York City. J J Cushing returns from Colorado with a buffalo hide pyrograhically framed photo gift for the Steiner president.
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Maguire & Co
Culver
Business Men's Club
Max Koehler
St. Louis
Herman Steinberg
H. Martens
Hamburg
Albert McCullough
Union B. Hunt
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph Moses
T. F. Sweeney
New York City
Charles J. Fitzgerald
J. J. Cushing
Colorado
Mr. Cushing
Business Men’s Club
Notable Guests At Local Hotels Mentioned
A series of brief notes from local hotels lists guests and travelers. Greenville Kentucky couple Mr and Mrs Morton H Youtes stopped at the St Nicholas en route to New York. Dr J Bronston, Lexington politician, was at the St Nicholas and left for Louisville. J M Fuller and wife of Carlisle Kentucky stayed at the Palace. A Metal Trades Association meeting occurred at the Grand with no details released. A railroad party including George W Stevens C and O general manager and several others from Illinois New York and Kentucky registered at the Grand and will depart tonight for French Lick Springs for an extended stay. Additional guests include M Hamilton of Hamilton Place Ky Sam Roberts of Milton WV and J S Laughlin Shelby County Ohio auditor at the Dennison.
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Marie Elizabeth Hill
Arthur Durward Morgan
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Mae Turrill
Edith Hill
Paul Scott
Huntington, W
Lucille Ulery
Oledo
Ladin
George K. Morris
Boston
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Emery
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C. H. van Cleaf
Chatman
Sophy
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Etta
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Leslie Ulery
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Morris
Ge Turrill
Morgan Leae
Europe
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American Cotton Oil Company
Travelitz
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J. Hopkins Flinn
New York
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Greenville, Ky
St. Nicholas
J. Bronston
Lexington, Ky
Bronston
Louisville
George W. Stevens
J. R. Barnes
Springfield
Ill
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Wautuka, Ill
W. J. Courtney
French Lick Springs
Violet Messengers of Love across Letters
A romantic exchange unfolds as a man and woman send violets as messaging tokens. He speaks of bold loves and ambassadors pressed into petals. She replies that the violets arrived and reflect their feelings, blue and fitting symbols of their emotion.
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Jack
Kopje Humor and War News From Bloemfontein Friend
The Bloemfontein Friend edited by war correspondents offers humorous kopje copy and Maxims on proper conduct. Kipling receives farewell praise alongside notes on avoiding looting and oddities like lost advertisements.
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Bloemfontein
Friend
Rudyard Kipling
Attein
Putnam Guides Ward Leader Through Boston Library
A Boston ward leader sought a library job through William Putnam then head of the public library. Putnam showed him every department and explained duties, inviting an application, but the man declined after seeing the work. The ward leader remained a cordial admirer of Putnam.
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Mr. Putnam
Boston
Putnam
Music In the Fruit Belt Discovery From Binghamton Described
A New York Times report says Central New York fruit belt farmers found that hiring a local brass band to march around orchards can kill fruit tree pests. After concerts farmers collect carcasses for cremation to prevent recovery.
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Binghamton
New York
Dewey Hopes for Resolution Over Bounty Claim
The St Louis Globe Democrat notes Admiral Dewey can at best secure a Democratic convention resolution condemning the Federal Court for reducing his bounty claim to fifty cents on the dollar in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Federal Court
Benedict Says Country Moves Too Fast
Mr Benedict laments the rapid shift from Democratic hard times to Republican prosperity. The swift political swing has left many Democrats feeling dizzy and unsettled by the pace of change.
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Mr. Benedict
Senator Moon Delivers Tearful Take on Kansas Harvest Labor
The article notes Senator Moon may cry over hardships faced by Kansas tramps compelled to harvest crops for 250 dollars daily and board, highlighting his sympathy for workers amid harsh conditions.
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Senator Moon
Kansas
Court rules hard cider an intoxicant in Illinois
The Supreme Court of Illinois holds hard cider as an intoxicant, a decision noted for its unusual grounding beyond mere observation and requiring experiential insight.
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Chicago News
Supreme Court of Illinois
Admiral Dewey Vote Speculation Stirring City Gossip
Chicago Journal notes curiosity about Admiral Dewey's November voting intention and jokes about not bothering him with further questions for a long time. The brief item reflects local interest in a national figure and political curiosity.
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Dewey
Make Him a Partner Prosperity Advance Agent Poised for Firm
The Advance Agent of Prosperity appears ready to become a formal member of the firm as local sentiment supports his inclusion. Public enthusiasm signals a decisive shift toward elevating him within the organization.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Mayor Chaperones Ohio Delegates at Republican Convention
Cincinnati Mayor Fielschmann escorted forty Ohio delegates to the Republican National Convention at Sheepshead Bay aboard his yacht Hiawatha. The hosts did not win any of the six races and the mayor may lose popularity with the delegates.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Sheepshead Bay
Hiawatha
American public not fooled by anti imperialist rhetoric
The Kansas City Journal comments that the public will not be swayed by anti imperialism and anti militarism arguments, arguing that citizens are not easily duped.
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Hanna to Lead National Committee Four More Years
The Philadelphia Press notes the Republican party will be fortunate to keep Mr. Hanna as head of the National Committee for another four-year term.
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Republican Party
Hanna
National Committee
McKinley Veto Record Compared to Washington’s
The Washington Post notes President McKinley vetoed only four bills, a sharp contrast with George Washington who vetoed two bills. The editors question the rarity of McKinley’s vetoes and imply stronger use of executive power by early presidents.
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Potato Soups and Purees From The Poor Man's Friend
A 1900 dietary column presents potato based soups and purées. Paesema With Cream uses stock, cream, and croutons for a creamy puree. Potato Soup a la Victoria adds small potatoes asparagus tips and green beans for a hot, mixed vegetable soup. Another potato preparation bakes large potatoes, mashes, enriches with butter and cream, folds in eggs, then shapes and poaches for serving.
Miss Dodkins Reaches Out After Cessation of Letters
In Chicago a brief exchange reveals Miss Dodkins wrote after a period of no correspondence. She asked why the writer stopped and said she did not want further letters but sought the reason behind the hiatus.
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Chicago Record
Calves Jibe Across Chicago Banter
In a playful Chicago exchange Dick asks why his ankles swell and Harry replies with a pun about calves to carry, showcasing local humor and brotherly wit in a casual street scene.
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Harry
Paris Court Judge Dodges Age Question From Actress
A Paris court heard a popular actress as a witness while the judge declined to ask her age, fearing perjury, and instead questioned her before oath. The actress admitted she was 29, and the judge then asked her to swear to tell the truth.
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Paris
Senator Sorg hums campaign confidence on financial footing
The dialogue shows Senator Sorg humbly asserting a secure financial position for the upcoming campaign. He says he has enough saved to support his effort without mortgaging any real estate, signaling readiness and personal belief in electoral resilience.
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Senator Sorghum
A Broad Comparison in a Cleveland Parlor
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer exchange, characters joke about a witty remark comparing a girl to a bird. The boarder counters with a philosophical note on birds, noting there are many kinds, including sparrows.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Charlie Jones
Recklessness of Years in a Humorous Exchange
A humorous Indianapolis Journal snippet captures Aunt Minerva remarking on spelling with two Rs in paralyze. The exchange highlights aging and the caregiver’s blunt wit about correctness.
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Minerva
The Changing Aftermath of Book Fame
A Chicago Times-Herald piece laments how authors now must narrate the origin of their books and disclose daily word counts and sources. It notes early writers needed only to write while contemporary authors must explain methods and models behind their works.
Pipes and Spouts. Detroit Journal cartoon
A political cartoon caption critiques politicians as the wise man who builds pipes while the fool merely spouts, reflecting a satirical view of speech versus action.
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Detroit Journal
McKinley Seen as Steady Leader for Future Emergencies
The article credits President McKinley as a reliable figure to handle upcoming national crises, praising his ability to navigate challenges and work with various factions.
One of His Busy Days
A fragmented Chicago Tribune item notes a saffron hued man told to be bitter, with no fever and taking his regular quinine dose, indicating a sequence in a possibly broader health or daily-life report.
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Chicago Tribune
Money cure sought after itch on palm
Detroit Journal notes a man found relief by consulting proper parties and obtaining a money cure for an itching palm that had become unbearable.
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Detroit Journal
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