Democratic resolutions outline anti imperialism stance abroad
The article reports Democratic leaders in the House proposing resolutions that express a stance against imperialism. It highlights goals such as Philippine independence under U.S. counsel, a treaty of relations, and terms on naval bases, while noting opposition to McKinley and implications for foreign policy.
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Democratic Party
Philippine Republic
Tome
McKinley
Sulu Islands
United States
Spain
Sultan of Sulu Snubbed in Government Notes
A fragment notes the Sultan of Sulu being part of the government system and likely unhappy with brief mentions in a presidential message. It references political stands of 1896 and contrasts with current price and wage discussions as reported in Cincinnati Enquirer and Atlanta Constitution.
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Sultan of Sulu
Melkinley
Cincinnati Enquirer
The Last Straw Conjugal Comedy Sketch
A practical husband bids farewell to a sentimental wife in a humorous exchange about memory and devotion. She clings to him while he jokes about a collar and a memorandum, reflecting on how cares outlive sorrows in a wry final line.
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John
Maria
Performance clash at Chicago theater sparks astonishment
A Chicago Chronicle report describes a notable exchange between a lovely young girl and a large red faced man after an incident on stage. The scene drew attention away from the two part show, illustrating polite restraint versus rude apology in a crowd at a leading city theater.
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Chicago
the Chronicle
Whittier and Gail Hamilton Letters Published
The Whittier admiration for Gail Hamilton Abigail Dodge shines through in a new publication. The Ladies Home Journal releases letters from their correspondence with lively, delightful tone and historical intrigue.
In Theaters and Inventions Across Two Acts
A theater scene shows a man’s clumsy attempt to pass a woman with repeated rises and a final hat smash while the audience reactions unfold alongside a column on inventions and patent disputes. The piece references Bell’s telephone, arc lamps, and a veteran anecdote about Joseph Chamberlain and monocles.
Editor Faces Threat Over Published Death Notice in New Jersey
A New Jersey editor narrowly defuses a threat from a general who demanded a retraction of a published death. The editor declines to retract but jokes that tomorrow’s births column will include the general’s name. The quip pacifies the attacker as the article notes European theaters rely on government support.
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New Jersey
Philadelphia
Ginger ranks second to pepper among spices in import data
The article explains ginger's global cultivation in the East West Indies and China, Jamaica's premium ginger, and trade terms. It notes two types black and white ginger, treatment methods originals washed bright and bleached, and compares import volumes with cassia and cloves. It ends with a New York Tribune anecdote about a legless man’s urgent bid to New York.
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Cassia
East
West Indies
China
Malabar
Gulf States
Jamaica
Cochin China
Africa
African
East Indian
Bengal
Tellicheri
Jamacca
Europe
Beggar with Fake Legs Charges Shakedown at Coney Island
A New York man with artificial legs, posing as a beggar at Coney Island, earned cash from spectators. After returning from a solicitation run, his unpaid legs were locked away by a trusted accomplice who offered a late night “shakedown” instead of a key.
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New York
Coney Island
Isle of Monte Cristo as Royal Island Retreat
The article notes Prince of Naples bought Monte Cristo Island as a gift for his wife and may use it as headquarters to escape court life. It describes the island’s romantic history, rugged terrain, and appeal to outdoorsy couples, with a nod to smugglers and pirates of old. It also contrasts with the island’s barren ground and potential for hunting and naturalist finds.
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Naples
Monte Cristo
Dumas
Mediterranean
Elba
Europe
Africa
Italy
Detroit Free Press
Responsibility of Riches in the Russian Imperial Family
The article notes the Czar’s wealth and the lavish allowances of Russian imperial heirs. Grand dukes Michael Vladimir Alexis Serge and Paul Alexandroviteh each receive 185 000 roubles annually plus private means. Wives and widows obtain 40 000 roubles, sons 150 000 roubles. Czar Alexander I mandated that every imperial member spend part of the year in Russia or lose a third of their allowance.
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Michael
Vladimir
Alexis
Serge
Paul Alexandroviteh
Russia
Great Chinese Libraries Preserve Ancient Eclipses
Pekin hosts vast library collections with hundreds of thousands of volumes. Government archives hold ancient eclipse predictions and astronomy works reflecting advanced historical knowledge.
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China
Pekin
Telephones in tobacconists attract customers in German towns
In some German towns tobacconists introduce telephones as an extra lure for patrons. Any shopper who buys a cigar may speak on the instrument if desired. Austria lax on murderers with high conviction rate. ten years show many found guilty but few executed. The Dean of Durham holds the richest English deanery with 3000 pound salary and historic priory. The world’s stage, many are merely stage horses. courage helps us forget fears.
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New Orleans Times- Democrat
Bell
Patent Office
Stoen
Arc Light
Germany
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