Bolivar's Colombia Dream Persists Across South America
The piece reviews the movement to recreate the United States of Colombia uniting Colombia, Ecuador, and Venezuela. It traces Bolivar’s role, the historic fusion of Nueva Granada and Venezuela, and later divisions that birthed separate states. Venezuela’s support signals hope for a revived federation, with Ecuador's stance unclear.
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Corombia
Swhich
Bolivar
Colombia
Ecuador
Venezuela
South America
Spain
Simon Bolivar
Old Republic of
le Iverant
Nueva Granada
Polivar
Bogota
Angostura
Congress
Christopher Columbus
Republic of Colombo
Carababo
Botivar
Kremador
Lima
Peru
Washington
Ecunder
Caracas
Miranda
Cartagenia
Vernesuela
New Granada
Granada
Jamaica
Paes
Fogota
Grenadian Confederation
United States
Sirce
Caribbean Sea
Pacific Ocean
Brazil
Daniel Cleverton
Evening gowns of high New York women
Fashion writer surveys the lavish New York social gowns for evening, afternoon reception, and theater wear. It notes how wealthy models can be copied affordably at home with simpler materials, and describes styles from black net with blond lace to pale blue glace silk blouses and Irish crochet bodices, reflecting class-driven trends and wardrobe as status.
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New York
America
Charleston South Carolina Exposition Opens With Royal Attentions
Charleston hosts the South Carolina Interstate and West Indian Exposition on 160 acres along the Ashley river. The event, opened December 2 with speech by Senator Depew and a Roosevelt button ceremony, features the Court of Palaces with the Cotton and Agriculture Palaces, a 4000-seat Auditorium, and the large Lake Juanita setting. The government exhibit is provided via federal cooperation, and the West Indian display highlights Cuban and Caribbean curiosities.
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Charleston
Depew
New York
Roosevelt
Washington
Ashley River
Chicago
Buffalo
Palace of Commerce
Palace of Agriculture
United States
California
Mexico
Maryland
Lake Juanita
Ashley Civer
Lake
Juanita
Jotton Palace
Moller
Hagerstown
Minerals and Forestry
Lowndes
Catalina
Woman’s Department
George F. Weston
George Vanderbilt
Biltmore
N.C
Congress
Exposition Company
Bufffalo
A. G. Rose
Poem Accepted as Editor Embraces Right Symptoms
The editor accepted my poem gladly while the artist recalls the subject showing symptoms of insanity as noted by Den ver Times in a terse dialogue about perception of mental states.
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Denver Times
The Indian Duck Trick Explains a Subtle Water Illusion
A water trick uses a wooden duck on a pan with a hidden hair tethered to the performer. The duck dives on cue when the hair is pulled, then rises as tension eases, masking a small leakage hole at the pan bottom. The note also mentions the Eiffel Tower as a meteorological station with high wind speeds.
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Chambers’ Journal
Eiffel Tower
Paris
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United States OF
Navnty
Seator
Cotlin Palace
Ghaaki Eston