Rise of Country Living Sparks Population Shift
A new counter drift from city to country emerges as people seek calmer life. Studies in New Hampshire Minnesota and England show rural depopulation easing and city dwellers recognizing country life offers natural benefits and less stress from urban noise.
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Uniform Pall Bearers For Milwaukee Funerals
Milwaukee sees a funeral reform proposal by William Ast a German tailor aiming to standardize pallbearers with uniform outfits. The plan, already popular in France and Germany, addresses weather related discomfort and dignity concerns, featuring black and white attire similar to Knights of Pything style with lace and silver buckles.
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China's Latest Uprising Signals Deepening Instability
A period piece analysis notes growing Chinese dissatisfaction with the emperors and officials. It argues reform ideas persist but the traditional system remains entrenched, with upheavals present yet unlikely to topple the ruling dynasty soon.
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D. W. Stevens
Europe
America
Gov Projet
National and Civil Unrest and Political Shifts Highlight Era
The article surveys potential Boxer uprisings in China, the risk of national collapse and foreign conflict, and the likely impact on civilization. It then shifts to Civil War retrospectives and Cuba’s political evolution under Wood, with notes on public safety spending, and ends with contemporary U S presidential plans and local newspaper prosperity.
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Paul Rolseh
University of Wisconsin
China
Russia
Japan
Aguinaldo Takes Oath of Allegiance to United States
The New York Tribune reports Emilio Aguinaldo has sworn allegiance to the United States after capture. He renounces the insurrection, faces civilian governance in the Philippines, and sets an example for former leaders to follow, while authorities weigh his future role with prudence and justice.
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United States
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Luson
Manila
Philippines
Washington
New York Tribune
Editor Geese Alderson Aims to Raise Post Record
Editor Geese Alderson plans to build on the Post’s fine past record aiming for higher standards and broader impact. The note signals a push for stronger coverage and community engagement in upcoming editions.
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Geese Alderson
Montana Republicans Sustain Prosperity Claim
The Missoulian argues Montana voters will retain Republican rule, praising prosperity under current policies. It predicts a future contest mainly between Republicans and Democrats, noting fusionist changes marked the last legislative assembly.
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Montana
Legislative Assembly
Judge W. H. Hunt Seen As Potential Porto Rico Governor
Montana citizens hail Judge W H Hunt former associate justice of the Montana supreme court as a likely next governor of Porto Rico. He resigned to take the island post under Governor Allen who may resign soon. Hunt is respected as a top lawyer and citizen though some doubt his fitness for the higher office.
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Billings
Montana
Ghost Dancing Probed In Rosebud County
Rosebud News notes a Cheyenne named Tom Crook led a ghost dance last Saturday with followers. Major Clifford arrested him, stopping the proceedings, and Crook faces six months in jail to consider his actions. The Carbon County Democrat mocks quarantine fears and editor exposure, promising warmer reading later.
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Tom Crook
Clifford
Youth enter commerce told to study French German and Spanish
Percenal Lord Salisbury addressing the Eng Neh chamber of commerce urged youths entering commerce to learn French German and Spanish before Greek or Latin. William Gwin, a colored messenger, has served thirteen secretaries of state over thirty years and carries a gold watch inscribed. "Prom Wil-
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Eng- Neh Chamber of Commerce
William Gwin
Notable Kin Ties and Public Figures in Early 1900s News
A collection of brief items notes Governor Beckham of Kentucky’s maternal line, Lord Wolseley’s caseload as army chief, long-serving Kentucky mail carrier Samuel Gibbons, Chauncey M. Depew listing his Washington house for sale, and the death of Tharon Stumm of Neunkirchen.
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Nineteenth and
N Streets
Washington
Miss Paulding
John Edie
Senator Depew
Tharon Stumm
Germany
Neunkirchen
The Spice of Life Modern Requirements
Mrs Newlywed demands at least three rings while Mr Newlywed jokes about an up to date circus in a light dialogue from the Columbia Ohio State Journal.
Possibility of Fineworks Interview in Indianapolis Press
A young reporter expresses doubt about his fate as he contemplates interviewing a man, unsure whether the subject holds a position with the A C H or the A P A in Indianapolis. The exchange reveals his anxious mood and the uncertain outcome of the encounter.
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Indianapolis Press
Whisky craving leads to Casey's for needed kound
Purist Mr Thirsteigh desires whisky and is told by Murphy to visit Casey's for it. The dialogue hints at a Baltimore Americas setting or context.
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Casey's
Baltimore Americas
Like All His Race A Born Diplomat
A short anecdote from the Chicago News about two young ladies and an Irishman. The Irishman quips that neither woman is older, saying they both look younger than each other, in a light, humorous exchange.
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Faith
Erin
Chicago News
Politician Accused of Campaign Funds Misuse Denied
A Philadelphia Star report captures the dispute as a senator questions the charges of improper campaign money use, asserting the funds were merely wasted rather than misused.
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Sorghum
Philadelphia Star
Philanthropist Carnegie Praised as Greatest Benefactor
Dialogue highlights praise for Andrew Carnegie as a world renowned philanthropist. The exchange shifts to a question about taking on a new business task.
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Carnegie
Literary Fragments From An Old Newspaper
A collection of fragmented quotes and odd dialogues appears in a Cleveland Plain Center snippet. The text features a bookseller and a maker of hardwood shelving, with a brief exchange about a lion and supper amid an Oriental setting.
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Cleveland Plain Center
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