Aguinaldo a Fallen Idol and Philippine Hope
General Frederick F Aguinaldo remains a fallen idol amid captivity in Manila and Hyves, viewed with mixed sympathy and guarded respect. The piece contrasts Aguinaldo with De Wet, notes shifts in Pipinics, and defends American troops as disciplined, countering rumors of demoralization and strict prisoner interaction.
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Aguinaldo
Manila
de Wet
McKinley
Philippines
Chaffee
Washington
Greatest Natural Gift by Professor Harry Thurston Peck
Professor Peck argues health is the greatest natural gift and the driving power behind all achievement. He cites Green Stevenson and Pope to show mental capacity depends on a healthy body, claiming health enables any God given talent to excel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thurston Peck
Columbia College
John Richard Green
Wifey
Green
Stevenson
Pope
Diamond Match Companys Dramatic English Invasion
An English match industry tale attributes England’s decline to outdated methods. American Diamond Match Company notes dramatic improvements in worker conditions and efficiency, ultimately leading to American control after a stockholders meeting.
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England
Diamond Match Company
Decadence of the Home and Native Craft Values
An essay decries modern machinery eroding home permanence and artisanal quality. It contrasts factory made sameness with old handicrafts, praises Navajo and other tribal arts, and notes a shift toward mechanical mass production dulling beauty and individuality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Machlaz
Uris
Td Koons
Poetic Vision of Renewal Across Hushed Land
Fragmented lines describe heaven-sent benediction and music rising from towers, streets, and villages. The earth renews with blossoms as prayers and psalms echo, the world hearing celestial cadences spreading across mountains, deserts, and towns.
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Hells
Otha
Thal
Buff the Cochin Hen and Her Caring Brood
A Cochin hen named Buff stands out in a yard full of chiding fowls with glossy plumage and a noble bearing. She broods a lone egg with quiet devotion while the household helps ailing humans, showing maternal patience amid hardship and daily chores.
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Bere
Buf
Buff
Mistraees
Bileh
Easter Morn On The Farm In A Frayed Dawn
Fragmentary Easter morning scene shows children sewing ripping and making a doll bonnet from scraps while Mrs Hunt helps. The piece mixes rustic home life with Easter reflections, poems by Louie R Baker, and a memory of spring and rebirth.
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Janie
Mrs. Hunt
Marjie
Janie Hunt
Mother Hen Performs Care for Talking Hatchlings
In Ladies' World an observer notes a mother hen tending her brood with patient care and affection. The scene shows hens feeding and drinking as the birds nestle under their mother, while onlookers admire the natural display of maternal duty.
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Nate
Hon
Jonie Hunt
Easter Awakening in the Woods
Poem recounts buried blooms rising after a long winter, springtime Easter imagery. Nature’s flowers like wind-flowers trillium and blue hepaticus break through moss and leaves, in a cathedral of spring as described by Helen T. Flot.
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Tathar
Ainlen
Helen T. Flot
Mysteries of the mind and memory in old age
The piece discusses how people of great age recall youth more clearly than later life, suggesting memory shapes mental faculties. It cites Struve and Abercrombie stories, notes memory’s healing powers, and quotes Dr Rush on memory’s influence on recovery while mentioning Missouri editor views on public notices and local journalism.
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Garett DP. Servise
New York Journal
Aldo
Struve
John Abercrombie
London
Benjamin
Rush
Hess
Menntor iI
Chiy Teather
Palmyra
Marion County
Missouri State Senate
Tlaln
Ad .Paltic
Pribune
Jeferson City
CUBANS IN CONTROL HAY 20 TRANSFER OF THE GOVERNMENT
Washington announces a US order directing Cuba to transfer the government to elected Cuban authorities by May 20. General Wood to convene the Cuban Congress, maintain an 800 man artillery force, and ensure orderly transition while the United States retains certain powers and assets.
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Washington, D. C
Rout
Wood
Cuba
Gubati
Wood Alose
Palo
Ansume Ad
United States
United States of America
Spain
Paris
Islind
Congress of
Juddal Aiik
Rey
Dhe
Coast Artillery
Mary
Military Department of
Washington
Tnor
Ibty
Pévistan
Sersie Witl-Also-Bemaite
VinPaeler Financier Uplifts Oddity in Sale Listing
A fragmentary note from the New York Press references financier Ida man and an odd item, with a doubtful claim about emitting something from nothing. A page of Charles Lamb’s handwriting, preserved byMinnesota, was recently sold to Louis Wen for an unspecified sum, per the clipping.
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New York Press
Charles Lamb
Conminthy
Minineseta
Quiet Congress Panels Support Paris Exhibit Funding
The Congress committees at Washington agreed to report favorably on a bill appropriating funds for France's exhibit. A prior appropriation proposal for maintaining elite institutions was discussed, with a total around 60,000 dollars. The Saint Louis exposition plans prompted adoption of payments to support participation and a 126,000 dollar allotment for France's display.
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Washington
Tiunce
St. Louites
Mare
Minhas
Jance
St. Lavry
France
Washington Notes Touch Navy, Cuba, and Panama Affairs
Line officers seek a new Chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks. The House Public Buildings Committee trims New Yorks penthouse funds to 2 million. Roosevelt and Root discuss Cuban issues with Governor General Wood. Nevada Stranahan nominated for New York District Collector. Schley bills stalled. Garfield named for Civil Service post. Porto Rico lands claimed by U S. Moros kill a signalman in Mindanao. 26 cholera cases and 21 deaths in Manila. Cuban customs receipts rise. Sinclair acquitted in Manila court-martial. Guevarra surrenders. Voters fund McKinley memorial. Insurrection warned in 95 percent of archipelago. Washington moves to block Northern Securities merger. Episcopal unions explored. Train accident in Virginia. Interstate Commerce Commission injunction granted. Taft death noted in Vermont. Several U S and world political shifts reported.
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Navy
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Louse Committee On
New York
Wood
Cuba
Roosevelt
Root
Nevada N. Stranahan
District of New Yorks
House Committee of Naval Af
Salva
Thronsevelt
Civil Service
James 2. Garfield
Garfield
Knox
Porto Rico
United States
Mindanao
Manila
Wiliam
Sinclair
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Guevarra
Lukban
Samar
P. L
McKinley Memorial
Wright
Philippines
Colby P. Huntington
Weymond
Henry Hitchcock
Ethan Allen Hitchcock
Instorie
Prt
Ned
Lotis
Philip Pines
Henry C. Hale
Winfield
Kati
threasSis
Iron Millar
Steubenvilla
Ohio
Chicago
Vineland Shade Tree War escalates with jail terms
Vineland officials Kyte and Edson refused bail after contempt findings over destroying shade trees along Landis avenue. They were committed to Bridgeton jail, then posted bail. the dispute prompts legal maneuvers and potential damages claims amid a broader local political clash.
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Vineland
FE. FP
Millen VY Ownallp
Edwi’ Kyte
Daniel 8
Edson
Ciup
Dy Ton
Landis Avenue
Walter J. Bacon
Miller
Bridgeton
Milter
Kyte
Manny
Savorn Ju Ag
Supreme Court
Hendrickson
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Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Thunder Hawk
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Washington Post
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Mr Howard
Fountain of
Tunis
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Blake
Mrs. Blake
Mrs. Yunt
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Margie Het
Ares
Marily
Tate
Louie R. Baker
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Thas
Datih
Nomato
Lighthouse PA
Cleveland Insight and Coke’ Comyay
Cleveland
Wen Cud
Milows
Gener Milex
HTH
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Searle
Wah
Cotorqda
Woo Wallace
Omegra
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House of Representatives
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New South Wales
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Buckinghamshire
House of Commons
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John Dillon
Victoria Street
Loubet
Belgium
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Ted
China
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Austria
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Military Cartographical Society
Fussels
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Portugal
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Brazil
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Gloucester
Hower
William
Samuel Harrison
Roy
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West Jersey
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Myera
Sallie R. G. Myers
Squire Charles Myers
Ocean City
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Squire Ivers
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New State Fund
Paterson
Gray
Patergon
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Union County
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Lower Salem
Jersey
South Jersey
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Enoch Hawthorn
Board of Education
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L. C. Howard
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