Immigration debate features B Brandenburg proposed boards and Roosevelt tax idea
In Harper's Weekly a discussion on immigration cites Roosevelt The proposed tax of 25 per head is floated by various authorities Dr Gregory suggests rural adaptation for immigrants and Adolphe Danziger favors barring ships at eastern ports. Brandenburg backs American inspector boards to assess immigrants abroad and other opinion examples illustrate eccentric attire among the wealthy.
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Harper's Weekly
Broughton Brandenburg
Roosevelt III
5. M. Gregory
Payeliopath
Bellevue Hospitals
Europe
Adolphe Danziger
Lle
Awrdeen
Scotland
Madrid
Charles-ton
Carolin
Mexico
Rio Grande
Boston
Brandenburg
Fortien Porte
Dimami
Novlentin
Szvknulcki
William
Caron
Otto Wiman
Budapest
Athol
Solon
Kesala
Dapan
Cracked Hands Recount Remedy Claims and Ad Mix
A reader letter touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment curing severely cracked hands after painful water exposure. The page also includes pet anecdotes about a dog burying papers and ads for Allen’s Foot-Ease and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound claiming cures for foot ailments and female troubles.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Equitable Condemned in Hendricks Report on Equitable Life
State Superintendent Hendricks condemns the Equitable Life Assurance Society in a report to Governor Iggins. He urges full action by the Attorney General and calls for mutualization and reform, citing abuses in real estate leases and stock control. District Attorney Jerome to pursue a grand jury if warranted.
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New York City
Francis Hendricks
Iggins
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Afr. Hendricks
James U7
Hyde
Cleveland
Morgan J. O'Brien
George Westinghouse
Tendricks
Mr. Ryan
Mr. Wyde
Hendricks
Nentricks
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Paul Morton
Equitable Society
Borough Insurance
John A. McCafl
New York Life Insurance Company
John F. Dryden
New Jersey
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Newark
James N. Hyde
James W. Alexander
Hin Ag
Unuer
Hfe
Jerome
The
Vault for Jones body advances despite stormy weather
Annapolis reports slow progress on a temporary vault for John Paul Jones's body with completion expected in days. a crypt in the chapel could be finished in six months. The article then shifts to baseball notes praising players and teams from Clarkson to Joss, with scattered league updates and critiques.
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Annapolis
John Paul Jones
Maniac on Eddy Street Punches Up Bay Crowd
A deranged man named Thomas Lobb held about a thousand bystanders at the United States Hotel on Eddy Street for two hours in San Francisco. He wounded nine men, from cheek to temple, and perished when he blew out his own head after police assault failed to stop him. Lobb, English by birth, carried a British Consul General card and baggage receipt.
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San Francisco
Cal
Eddy Street
Thomas Lobb
Kried
Koffman
Chevalik
W. Jones
Noberts
George A. DelLaughton
Vicente Bomanto
Joseph Laribeo
Patrick Kassane
United States
Lobb
Green
Anantie
Tlohb
Wutehins
Thomas Lubb
Loomis Named Special Ambassador to France for Jones Burial
Francis B Loomis assistant secretary of state is sent to France to attend the delivery of John Paul Jones body. Loomis appointment comes amid reprimand for using his position to aid personal gain and is kept secret. Mrs Rogers reprieved in Vermont case to allow Supreme Court review by December 8.
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Washington, D. C
Francis B. Loomis
Sattle
France
United States
John Paul Jones
Loomis
Schurman Laud Roosevelt and Cleveland as True Americans
Dr Jacob Gould Schurman president of Cornell University addresses graduates in Ithaca New York praising Theodore Roosevelt and Grover Cleveland as examples of true Americans amid the ceremony.
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Schurman
Roosevelt
Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornell University
Dmaifa
a@t
Ithaca
Theodore Hryosevelt
Grover Cleveland
Oyama Reports Engagement and Armistice Prospects
A terse Washington update notes that prospects for a Russia Japan armistice before the peace plenary meeting faded. The report mentions political maneuvering in the capital and no immediate breakthrough toward truce terms.
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Oyama
Russia
Japan
Washington, D. C
Danish Cadets Amid Ship Disaster Lose Seventy Nine Aboard
A Copenhagen training schooner named the George Stage was sunk at night after colliding with the British steamship Aquonda. Seventy nine cadets perished and many others were trapped below deck as wreckage blocked the gangways. The Ancona, guiding the collision, was commandeered by authorities and held for inquiry. The George Stage, 201 tons, served as a mercantile training vessel owned by a Copenhagen firm.
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British Steamship
Copquhasen
Denturk
George Stage
bin Fe
Sone Waistanien
Myhre
Ancona
Mylie
Maiy
Copentiazen
Hince
Georg Stige
Mercantile Movie
Frm
Copenhagen
Betting Turmoil at Delmar Tracks Sparks Arrests
At Delmar in St Louis County a betting melee disrupted the tree race as Centrakt Turf Association members clashed with deputies. Charles Celli was arrested on a betting charge after sheriffs seized the ring just before the final race. Governor Folk warned the Missouri National Guard or city police would move to curb bookmakers within 24 hours.
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Clarkson
Jersey City
Devin
Onelaud
Boston
Traumont
Elberfell
New York
Clevelands
McGraw
Stone
St. Louis Browns
Burkett
Joss
Cleveland
St. Paul
Roy Evans
Dabbs
Wrookis
Veterma Diek Boyle
Anck Doyle
Loledo Minchigan Association
Jessie Ustinettou
Young
Cy" Young
Boston Atlas
St. Louis
Charles Celli
Centrakt Turf Association
Delmar
Portie
Steve
Central Partl Association
Sheri Uarpel
Cella Wars Liter
Folk
Dlay
Missouri National Guard
Dolman
Svetsen
St .Louis
Train Svassies Loaded Can Two Die in Grade Crossing Crash
A freight train collision with a loaded trolley car at a Penne Railroad crossing at 11 tonight left two dead and many injured. Victims include Mrs Sarah Cromwell and several others named in hospital reports. Lights failed as the trolley crossed tracks of multiple railways, and the freight train reversed to avoid worse harm.
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Penne
Sarah Cromwell
Mia
Mary Nivelenberg
Edward Chrieh
Francis S. Skirvan
Olver Price
Mary Kased
Thomas
Fatal Riots in Lodz Poland Amid Cossack Attacks
Turmoil across Russian Poland crescendos in Lodz with Cossacks and infantry firing on strikers. In Baluty and Pabjantee shots kill civilians and police. hundreds said dead or wounded. City emptied as Government stores looted and trains crowded. Officials report over a hundred killed, uncertain counts amid chaotic collapse.
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Lodz
Russian Poland
Baluty
Cosancks
Pabjantee
Lods
Loilz
Jon
Socialist Party
Shustay
Kek
Rosenblatt
Dong So
Dollee
Stuwall
Individua
Wind and Collapse Kill Three in New York Construction
A severe storm ripped through New York injuring workers on a Riverside Drive construction site. A wall collapsed burying three men, with foreman Thomas Laer dying as rescuers reached them. two bricklayers Alexiy Salvatina and Vaicouell Snivels survived hospital care. The event disrupted surrounding areas including the Bronx and Park Avenue losses.
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New York
New Jersey
Tailem
Mikshi
Ray Storm
Thonses
Ste Jab
Thoma Laer
East
Seeventh Street
Alexiy Salvatina
Uuetyelive
Ef Street
Vaicouell *Snivels
East One Hundred and Twelfth Street
J. Hoot Wright Hospital
Bremen
Polisanen
Vasteh
Enicdo
Delviet
Pellee
Tarhen
Bronx
aMees
Tegal Ai Society
Hamilton Building
Parke Avenue
Worlh Street
Ollive
Ha Wells
Houblebinder
Bnet
Witte Volle
Thomas Mermony
Phrys Fig Walt
Kell
Dog causes two deaths in Trenton area
Walter Ewing a telegraph operator from New York City and William Dawson of Hopewell were killed by a broken heavily charged wire in a hamlet ten miles above Trenton. Ewing attempted to help a dog tangled in the wire and both men died as the live line touched Ewing and Dawson while Miss Matthews witnessed the tragedy.
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Trenton
Walter Ewing
New York City
William Dawson
Hopewell
Bitter Place
Ewing
Miss AM Matthews
Dawkon
Miss Matthews
Labor union activity across regions shows varied membership and actions
The report cites unions with over 2000 members in Boston and Finland, Sweden and Hungary statistics, strikes in Vancouver and Minneapolis, wage demands in New Bedford, and Lancaster carpenters opposing work from Lancaster Waning lanes, with a March membership surge noted by the United Mine Workers group.
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Boston
Mass
Porto Rico
Tave
Hungary
Hoston
Typographica
Plan Tn
Bricklayers’ Union of
England
Sweden
Minneapolis
Minn
Vancouver
B.C
New Bedford
Federation of Labor
Mexico
Fron
Alorizer
New
Baga
Union Carpenters of Lancaster
Therave
Ensted
Aine Workers of
Rineviedt
Mareh
Explosive Test Off Sandy Hook Detailed
A twelve inch shell loaded with Dumalite was set 200 yards from shore and submerged to a depth of feet. An insulated wire from shore fired the fuse, causing water to spray high and producing effects greater than previous explosives. Witnesses noted the blast would render a large area unusable.
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Sandy Hook
Haimtr
Hossa
Cornell Scholarship Awarded to First Colored Grads’ Member
Treory Arthur Callis, the first colored boy to graduate from Binghamton High School, won the Cornell scholarship from Broome County for this year’s class, topping numerous white competitors in the recent examinations.
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Xegro
Cornell
Treory Arthur Callis
Binghamton (N.Y
Broome County
School Officials Sentenced in Bribery Case
Shenandoah officials Joseph and others faced jail terms for bribery and conspiracy tied to teacher appointments. The report, filled with garbled names and events, also mentions Russia, papal visitors, and various unrelated notes from a wide range of subjects.
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Joseph
Pls Blerstein
David Feist
Jacob Nott
George Holvey
Selujur
Shenandoal, Pa
Avok Boycott Ties to Chinese Goods and Exclusion Policy
The piece notes a boycott impact on Chinese merchandise and hints at a lenient shift in enforcement of the Chinese exclusion law. It mentions Roosevelt’s stance and official orders to proceed without delay, amid rising pressure from merchants and officials.
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Aimer
China
Dent
Roosevelt
Seratoe
Tle
Nashville fire damages Doakies department stores
A large blaze in Nashville heavily damages Doakies department stores on Wilou Street and Pitt Avenue. The fire threatens nearby areas and prompts a costly loss estimated around 60000 dollars.
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Mire Atesqoyedd
Mavots Deparhment
Wilou Street
Pitt Avenue
Nashville
Fem
Hames
Mcross Tie Street
Acetylene Lighting Comes to Grand Union Saratoga
The Grand Union Hotel in Saratoga announces acetylene gas lighting to enhance evening hours. The system produces bright, healthful light for guests and may power hundreds of burners, reflecting the hotel’s progressive, comfort-focused approach amid resort life.
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Grand Union of
Saratoga
Grand Union
United States
Grand Union Ling
Grand Unilon
Notable Authors and Public Notices From Brevity to Cross Examinations
Reading through a patchwork of literary anecdotes and ads, the page recalls Maarten Maartens printing his first book himself and Bell earning $20,000 from Wee Macgreegor. It notes cross-examinations by a London judge, hay fever serums, and a push for trusted brand names in shopping, ending with a casual statistic: 600,000 traveling men in the United States.
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Jess
Maarten Maartens
Himeself
Bell
Wee Macgreegor
Hough
Thackeray
Vanity Fair
Colburn
Snck
Sterne
Tristrim Shandy
Kelle
Christan Yoar
Fais
Hig bin
Miss Genevive May and Peruna Cure Report
A note on Miss Genevive May and a claim that Peruna cured Catarina of stomach issues. The piece cites a long range view noting millions across the Atlantic harmed by diet of hot bread and candy. It mentions a Bristol inquest linking death to excessive pill intake.
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Mida Genevive
Meridia St
Indianapats
Ind
Seconigh School
Almani Ass'n
Tata
Verma
Genevive
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitaryga
Collarhus
Ohio
Athintic
London
Lolegraph
Ao Bristol
Eng
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Pol
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State Superintendent of Insurance
Hanis
Alexander
Mydo
M. Paxton Company
Cdouton, Maso
Jones
Maniac
Frisco Hotel
Perséne
Ona Pallen
Mana Cinally Hlowe
Salls
Paul Jones
Shamnokin
Rapid Transit
Williams College
Stonrevelt
Wiliamtown
Mags
David
Callipateli
Paris
Laz Coutinte
Lolz
Werknnen
Pollo
Shovitt
Svassies
Talisanore
Canal Ciuef
iEnstucer
Wallace
Taft
Charleston
Provincetown
Mss
Arrestalas Kilnapers
Simon Employes
American Elysis
Grid Mere
Quiytee
Roberval
Sloyline
Chambord
Congressoni Duckman
Hirekaian
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Fer
R. Stant
Miss
Travers
Marrvay
Odin
Gilshaal
Rein
Vall Gulf
Engle Wool
George Oudston
Mym. Tyers
Anne
Chalgalt Lorianntnt
Vitestia
Harry 8Ase
Hng
Brooktie
Aes
Tyas
Bermille
Jay Tanda
Marhuhit da
Ant Porbes
Germin
Susanne Worthe
Peaer du Peluso
Biyn Mawr
Philadel Phi Cambios Clufea
Giliieres
Clostet
Caplin
Ernest Coelwine
Bart
Ets
Uae
Poland
Foreman
Biresta
Labor World
Pleaeos
Sandy
Took
Zemstvos
St Vetoersburg
John Redmond
Charles Edwant Munteim
Count von Lewephaupt
Albert Negalinquat
James Sutton
Barts
Stephen N. Whistaw
Philadelphia Inquirer
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Army
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Thomas Casey Cillaghian
Mark Badley
Carnegie
Carnegie Mod. Sie
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Marie Antaliene
Misty
Courthin Meyers
Brooklyn
X.Y
Potfes
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Aaties Theiys Stith
Die
Monalte
Clements
Markbaai
Succes
Eos CoUre
Berlin
Soitnber
Jace Coborte
Coal Igie
Amerttos
Pater
Paliine Cail
Tako
Jist Phievdl
Betare Diye
Meredy
Alt Tie Patlpanals
Cie Geum Tra
Tate Sart
Tate Bastar Gretel
Toco
Dimlan
Kansas City
Tavimates
Loys Amt
Dia
Walter Aalie
Talenta
New York Press
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Disbesa
Srilpon
Mary Ann
Lambeth County Court
London Mall
Tholgoland
Kline
Th Rain, Ltd
Arch St
Phin
California
Everydaty
Lion Courke
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
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Rte
Thompson
Miss Genevive May
Peruna
Portlant
Ove
Chow Earl Rehaeate Iediztash
Chri Asd Bey
Comparbon
Sears, Roesuck & CO
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Toledo
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