Wards of the Nation Report on Indian Affairs
The interior secretary's Washington report cites data on Indians. It notes no immediate extermination danger and a population rise to about 265,000. The aim leans toward removal from non agricultural reservations and reduced dependence on rations, with emphasis on industrial education to enable self support.
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Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Mileish
United States
Carlisle
Jen
Plymouth
Virgina
Montana
Problems before Kitchener rise in South Africa
Report discusses Beneyad Kitchener facing a vast South African theater with De Wet’s scattered commands. British plans include a mounted police force of 50,000 under Baden-Powell to restore mobility as vast distances favor guerrilla pressures before final defeat.
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Kitchener
Baden-Powell
Amapa Boundary Award Settles Long Dispute
Press dispatches report the boundary settlement between Brazil and France over the Amazon region. Brazil gains 147000 square miles, France 8000, with the dispute tied to the Oyapok and Tumac Humac ranges and rivers. The twocentury quarrel featured forts, treaties, and disputed sovereignty, ending with a notable arbitration outcome.
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Nee
Brazil
France
Humae Range
Oyapok
Tumac-Humac Mountains
Branco River
Uraguay River
Portugal
Ond
Amazon
Cayenne
Beall
Issay
Jules Groat
Guiana
Cunant
Bool Shea
Febery
Propriety of Guerilla Warfare in South Africa War
The piece weighs guerrilla tactics led by De Wet against the fading cause, comparing to historic inland resistances and noting the looming role of Kitchener. It suggests the next move may decide the fate of South African combatants as the curtain nears closing on the conflict.
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de Wet
Gary
Spain
Bonaparte
Kitchener
South Africa
Geo. de Wet
Encouraging Signs of Worker Betterment by Industry
The state labor department notes large firms improving worker conditions through clubs libraries lectures and better housing. Employers fund education and sanitary living spaces while magazines highlight the movement, which links capital and labor and aims for shared profits and greater worker contribution.
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Laat Balletin
Unite Depertment of
Huber
Bryan's Dem Party Split Predicted by San Francisco Chronicle
The San Francisco Chronicle analyzes William Jennings Bryan's stubborn stance within the Democratic Party amid claims of factional strain. It argues his leadership remains intact yet politically vulnerable, predicting a near-term split and the party's potential dissolution as Bryanism wanes.
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Bryan
Ola Truc
Democratic Party
Sand
Noto
Jackson
Mr. Bryan
Kansas City
Ryan
San Fcisco Chronicle
Butte Faces Smallpox Outbreak and Typhoid Concerns
The article notes Butte's modified smallpox response with strict health measures. It warns typhoid appears widespread nationwide and increasing deaths require health board attention. It also discusses U.S. Germany trade shifts, cotton exports, and a quirky Ottawa judge ruling on bread overweight versus underweight in local law.
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Butte
Board of Health
Kansas
Ottawa
Connecticut
New York Journal Notes Imperialism Claim in Proposals
The New York Journal claims it can detect imperialism shouts as far as the next fellow but finds no evidence of it in the proposed army Will. The piece challenges Mr. Tiryan to respond, signaling a political media dispute.
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Germany
United States
Geramany
Tony
Shee
The
New York Journal
Mr. Tiryan
Mary Bashkirtseff Captivates At A Country Fete
Adrienne recalls meeting Mary Bashkirtseff at a mutual friend's house party near Pa Marie Bashkirtseff and Bastien Lepage. The Russian beauty, with pale blond hair and asoft white frock, shines as the day’s star while Lepage strolls beside her in a glamorously tense crowd.
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Adrienne
Mary Bashkirtseff
London
Pa Marie Bashkirtseff
Bastien Lepage
Venice sparks and a painter's quarrel in brief encounter
An account describes Basil Lepage meeting a young painter in a Venice inspired moment under a shady tree. Marie Bashkirteeff accuses him of flirting with an elder woman, provoking a dramatic confrontation that ends with Lepage leaving in embarrassment.
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Pene
Venice
Bastien Lepage
Marie Bash- Kirteeff
Basilen Leage
Basilen Lepage
Mademoiselle
Ward
Lepage
The Spice of Life and Hercules Wish
A fragmentary exchange shows Jove questioning Hercules about his mood while Hercules describes completing his labors for the Augean stables and expresses longing for the horse age. The dialogue hints at mythic tones and a playful judge figure in the scene.
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Hercules
Jove
Bargain Sales Spotlight in Paper Talk
In a candid chat, Bi Jackson complains about newspapers being filled with bargain sales rather than news on crime. He notes a family with grown daughters and prefers avoiding home delivery.
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Jackson
One for the Donkey Dinner Bargain at Jury Self
A humorous courtroom exchange shows an official asking if he should order dinner for the jury. Eleven jurors agree, with one dissenter ordering eleven dinners and a bale of hay in a playful stand against the group.
PITY THE LITTLE Lion
A Cincinnati Inquirer item notes a mother and her son Joe viewing a lion martyr picture. The boy interjects with a sharp remark about a lion looming behind him, underlining a child’s blunt curiosity about danger. The brief reflects a domestic scene and a child’s unexpected reaction.
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Joe
Cincinnati , Inquirer
Good-bye Mary Good-bye Jim Ballad of parting love
A rural Australian poem by Henry Lawson portrays Mary and Jim parting at the fence as sunset fades. Jim rides away with a kiss and uncertain return while Mary clings to hope and watches from the hut at dusk. The verse blends tender farewell with lonely landscapes and starry night.
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Mary
Jim
Alyly
Henry Lawson
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Alt Probems
Pretoria
de Wer
British South Africa
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Luzon
AMAPA
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