Vaccination concerns and theater charter photos in New York
A New York Sun summary notes fears about smallpox vaccination and the demand for vaccination scars in visitors to foreign countries. It discusses a proposed Bertillon photographic system for intoxication arrests, political party dynamics, a driver’s dilemma at a Lebanon firehouse, a juror’s novel method for damage verdicts, and a Boston juries article illustrating juror calculation.
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New York
New York Sun
Knav
Theater New York
Tts
Boston Journal
Boston
Ue Jurues
Brutality Claims in South Africa Stir Controversy
A Britain oriented source claims widespread brutality by British soldiers in South Africa. Consul General Stowe reports about 15 000 Boer native residents affected, with a fraction seeking peace. Kruger is noted for ability yet accused of failing to influence peace efforts.
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Haive Comne
Jai
South Africa
Stowe
New York
No farms burned except where ammunition found or shot at by troops
The speaker notes most fellow countrymen have not heard of farms being burned as an act of wanton destruction. Only farms with ammunition or where British troops were fired upon were burned, and no instances of wilful, malicious arson have been reported.
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Sion
Europe
The Japanese and Chinese in Home Spotlight
Col Webb C Hayes, back from Ching, reflects on Japanese and Chinese soldiers seen abroad and at home. He contrasts American logistics with their discipline and hints at Westernization goals. A Philadelphia correspondent narrates a Chinese ivory ball craft tracing generations, noting priceless but modest value for vegetable ivory pieces.
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Col Webb C. Hayes
Ching
Hayes Wan
Wen
Ceremany
England
America
Philadelphia
Amd
Books of the Century Influential Works Named by Outlook Panel
The Outlook solicited lists from notable figures of their ten most influential books of the era. Darwin's Origin of Species appears in every list, with many authors citing Goethe, Tocqueville, Hegel, and Emerson among others. A notable common thread is the prominence of Darwin's work alongside philosophy and literature.
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Darwin
Goethe
Hegel
Wordsworth
Mazzini
Karl Marx
de Maistre
Tocqueville
Renan
Jesus
Henry van Dyke
Scott
Waverley
Tennyson
George A. Gordon
Hadley
Napoleon
Schopenhauer
Frociers
Sainte- Fauve
Mrs. Browe
Stanley Hall
Logie
Strauss
Horace Mann
Mrs. Stowe
Carlyle
Wagner
Thien
William de Witt Hyde
Comie
Lyell
Darwis
Speci Spencer
Carlye
Emerson
Notable Figures in Briefs and World Affairs
The column surveys diverse figures and events including Adolphus of Sweden ill with diphtheria, Andrew Carnegie’s potential gift for a librarian school in Winona, Kruger’s lack of decision on visiting America, and reactions to portraits. It notes MacArthur appointing Charles W. Miller as military governor of Negros, czarina and czar language use, Beaton Thompson’s fame, and Pederewski-like traits. It chronicles long-tenured Muscatine Journal editor Manin, Senator Towne in bandages, Porter’s ambassadorship, Gowdy’s office, Dr Anita Magee’s resignation, Vivian Sartoris and Timothy Nichols engagement, Peggy Craw’s century-long life, Eriese Brenner’s Swiss leadership, and Swiss presidential rotation.
The Spice of Life and Petty Ponderings in 19th Century Gossip
A collage of humorous quotations from Harlem Life Philadelphia Press and other papers sees characters like Trate Pather and Mrs Hocor debating parental impudence, marriage, and literary life. Observations range from a judge's admonitions to witnesses to comic remarks about politics, fashion, and social pretensions.
Tyranny Claims in Harrison Opinion on Jury Trials
The New York Tribune disputes Ex President Harrison's view that Congress power applies universally. It argues constitutional jury rights limit federal and territorial authorities, citing cases like In re Ross and territorial statutes in Orleans and Louisiana. It contends expansion of power beyond the constitution risks slave-like subjugation of citizens.
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Ann Arbor
Peerh
Congress
United States
Supreme Court
Harrison
Rosa
Nagasaki
Japan
Albany
Ross
Citih Zena
Orleans
Grigg
Louisiana
District of Louisiana
Orleana
New York Tribune
World events from a century ago read in 1900
A pasted feature recounts a collage of historical notes from 1810s to 1670s Europe and Canada. It mentions the fury of the Gironde and la belle Lis, Sarah Siddons and Jol Ia Braham, the Odd Fellows, the Island of Perm, and Nikolai Grundtvig, with brief notes on the Hudson Bay Company and Northwest Company era clashes.
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Canada
Hudson Bay Company
Charles I
Northwest Company
John Brown Born in Torrington Conn Abolitionist Originator
Several years before four Junction was effected John Brown an American abolitionist celebrated as the originator of the Harper s Ferry Insurrection which resulted in his being hanged was born at Torrington Conn.
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John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Torrington, Conn
Quality of Champagne Elevates Dat G. H. Mumm Brand
The article stresses champagne quality as essential to prestige and notes Dat G. H. Mumm's Dry imports. It states the brand imported 109,321 cages by December 1, surpassing all others by 72,169 cages, highlighting remarkable quality in current imports.
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G. H. Mumm
Rero
No Smoke Pure Water At Crystal Springs
A compact ad notes Crystal Springs near Bulle offering smoke free air and pure water for swimming. It links with Montana Music Co promoting latest styles in piano benches and stools.
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Crystal Springs
Bulle
Montana Music Co
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