Hanna for President debated by supporters and foes
A discussion on Senator Hanna as a potential Republican presidential candidate features Heath's backing, arguments about his leadership in the Senate, past administration praise, and questions about his health and electability in the 1900s political climate. The piece weighs tariff policy and trusts against free trade and Republican prospects.
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Hanna
Terry
Heath
Senator Hanna
United States
Tanga
Gene
Diane
Fife
Lanna
Thi Pis
Biblicaus
Tie
Ps Ate Kinney
Preece
Dad
Amd
Rita
Tae Las von
Oluntiaas
Hanna Snid
Gonad
Adp
Soirsolm
McKinles
Republican Party
Mercker
Perasion
Mir
Tanna
United States Senate
Lie
Prine
Wei
Poten
Repyal.com
Gabe
Init Pere Ipegsy
Smel and Metals and the Smell of Elements
The piece discusses how different metals emit odors with tin noted for a distinct smell when freshly cut. It questions whether gold or platinum have detectable smells. It mentions uranium emitting Becquerel rays and references a coal combine with Daniel R. Hanna as president. It critiques reliance on bayonet-backed civil government in the Philippines.
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Becquerel Cays
Wanna Soft Coal Combine
Daniel R. Hanna
Hanna
Italy's 20 knot battleships spark US naval alarm
The article compares Italy's Regina Margherita and Benedetto Brin and five other ships at 20 knots or more with the slower and fewer American battleships. It warns that Italy's fleet could threaten U S trade, coaling, and Pacific reaches, while arguing only fast armored cruisers might offer defense.
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Estes Ok Mlageliona
Italy
Regina Margherita
Spezia
Chicago Americano
Benedetto Brin
Sardegna
Regia Siena
Vittorio Emamouese II
Sicilia
Italia
Emanuele Filiberto
Rnly
United States
Cuba
Peres Lica
Nicaragua Canal
Sys
Manila
Philippines
Tutuila
Suam
Charleston
Hawaii
Pacific
Nome
Expenses of an Ambassador Highlight Social Cost of Posting
A discussion notes that the United States offers no living allowance for diplomats, making many posts financially untenable for single men who must fund residences and social duties. It cites the high costs of postings in cities like St. Petersburg and London, and mentions a future plan to provide permanent housing to correct the system. The piece also references sun-powered steam technology by John Ericsson and a model sun motor capable of lifting large water quantities.
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Diplomay
Mirried
Anon
Qouly Vielo
St. Petersburg
London
Wononia
South
Pasadena
John Ericsson
Solar Motor Claim Stirs Californian Sunshine Industry
A New England inventor in California demonstrates a solar powered motor amid claims the sun’s energy could replace coal or steam. The piece notes the potential revolution and cites the inventor, with mention of Boston roots and a surprising setting at an ostrich farm.
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Alexander of Caesar
New England
Boston
Unique suspension railway opens in Saxony for world passengers
G Consul General Charles L Cole reports the Loschwitz Saxony suspension railway from Lesewitz near Dresden to the Rochwitz heights is the first of its kind for passenger convenience. The 820 foot track uses 33 iron piers, 80 horsepower machines, a 1.7 inch steel cable, two automatic Bucher Durier brakes, and a manual brake for safety with car position tracking.
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Tonof
Gconsul
Charles L. Cole
Dresden
Loschwitg
Saxony
Thiatte
Lésehwitz
Elpe
Rochwitz
Barmen-Eiberfeld
Automatic brakes improve train safety at stations
An automatic bell warns the engineer if the train runs too fast and a dual automatic brake stops the car on arrival at both lower and top stations, regardless of the engineer’s care.
A Plunge in Oil and The First Use of the Telephone
A tale of John D. Rockefeller s first oil venture recalls a humorous plunge into tar and mud at Titusville as he bought oil, then a domestic scene shows a suburban businessman forgetting a mail task until his wife calls from the phone. The two anecdotes illustrate early modern inquiries into oil and communication.
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Rockefeller
Cleveland
Ohio
Breed
Titusville
Mer Rockefetler
Bayou
Maria
James
Whist Balls Grow Amid Prizes In Public Venues
Playing Whist for Money and whist balls advertised in eastern papers show public resorts allowing prize games. Poke parlors face prohibitions in large New England cities, while whist balls remain in vogue as money redeemable contests.
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New England
The St. Lawrence River’s Mighty Reach to Montreal
Vessels of 4 000 tons can ascend to Montreal a 1 000 mile inland voyage from the sea. Only the Amazon shares such navigable distance for large craft. If there is joy in a family divide it and ensure all share the work.
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St. Lawrence River
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Amazon
Elevator Eye a New Disease Affects Lift Conductors
A Chicago Inter Ocean report describes elevator eye a novel ailment among high rise lift operators. The condition causes strained optic nerves from watching floors during upward and downward trips in twelve to fifteen story buildings. Conductor eyes may appear fine at first but worsen over time, with some cases requiring eye straightening and quitting the job for cure.
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Chicago
Nalady
Inter Orean
Don Jerman Riesco Elected President of Chile
Don Jerman Riesco has been elected President of Chile as a moderate liberal. He drew support from a majority of radicals and liberals and part of the conservative party, reflecting Chilean party politics.
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Don Jerman Riesco
Chile
Latin America
Senor Riesco
Church influence shapes politics in Chile era struggle
The article discusses how the retiring President Senor Errazuriz faced opposition from Don Pedro Montt with clerical support. It notes the church's sway in Latin America and its tendency to meddle in state affairs, boosting prestige among those opposing union of church and state and affecting party dynamics.
Thought Himself a Sponge in Milwaukee Bath House
A rural visitor from northern Wisconsin visits Milwaukee and tries a bath house. He becomes mesmerized by the luxury, pulls a drain regulator, and ends up soaking in six inches of water before declaring he has had enough.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Grand Avenue
Milwaukee Sentinel
Not All Alike In Heaven Match Humor
Dialogue contrasts fate and misfits in marriages with Mrs. Crimsonbeak noting unhappy matches and Mr. Crimsonbeak retorting that matches are made there not the people. The exchange hints at flawed expectations in relationships.
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