Republican Reorganization Debate In Twentyeth Century Journal
The Inter Mountain urges a clean reorganiz ation of the Republican Party via open primaries and new delegates, arguing current leadership is tainted by convention manipulation. It urges readers to push for reform at the next campaign to avoid weakening Republican strength in the legislature. Alfred Marmsworth edits the London Mall and edits the New York World for one day to show a modern twentyeth century paper.
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Inter Mountain
Reputivan Party
Wut Uns
Legislative Assembly
Weorganisnrs
Alfred Marmsworth
London Mall
New York World
Am Inviri- Thun
Harmsworth
Pulitzer
Congress
Papublican
Division of Deer Lodge County Debated and Endorsed
The Hill plan to split Deer Lodge county is nearly certain to become law. Supporters push for keeping the Deer Lodge name for the old county and designating Deer Lodge city as county seat. The proposal would honor Marcus Daly and preserve local traditions amid rapid southern growth.
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John Bielenberg
Deer Lodge
Rome
Deer Lode
Anacord
Marcis Daly
Questions of the Hour on News Condensation and Martian Messages
Mr Alfred Harmsworth is urged to keep the London Daily Mail format for speed yet critics warn boiled down papers strain eye sight and detail. Tesla data near Pike's Peak claim Martian signals spark disbelief while a rush for worldwide wireless telegraphy promises commercial gains. San Francisco Chronicle notes faked Martian messages harm credibility.
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Alfred Harmsworth
Harmsworth
Diag Imino
London
World
Rees Jan
London Daily Mail
Boston Herald
Tesla
Keeley
Pike's Peak
Mars
Moon
Itaelf
Mare
San Francisco Chronicle
Honors to Roberts Earned by Worthy Recognition
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes that Lord Roberts earned his decoration and elevation to the peerage fairly. Kruger praised him as the only English commander who kept faith with him, and Roberts led British troops to stem a defeat and direct subsequent actions. Other honors may follow for those at the front.
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Lord Roberts
Kruger
Roberts
Gen. Roberts
Cincinnat! Enquirer
Nome Disappointing Gold Rush Returns to Nome
The Nome gold rush drew about 35,000 people last season but left most disappointed. Prospectors found gold inland but not in pay quartz near the coast, with the coast’s gold not yet satisfactorily located. Total Nome output for 1900 was about 2 million dollars while the rush cost participants nearly 10 million dollars. the report notes prospects remain but capital discouragement will delay development.
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Nome
Baltimore Sun
Bearing the Pace of Life and the New Feminine Ideal
A reflection on modern impatience and the burden of Individualism in society. Margaret Deland’s Harper's Bazar quote advocates balancing new feminine ideals with traditional values to forge a finer, nobler life, urging restraint and harmony with enduring, divine order.
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Les
Margaret Deland
Harper's Bazar
Chinese Situation In A Nutshell
The New York Mail and Express warns the outcome of Pekin’s settlement hinges on foreign troops leaving and the imperial family returning to the capital. If dynasty authority fails and foreigners are hated more than feared, a new era for China may begin. The piece blames Manchu leaders policy, punitive expeditions, and ministerial overreach for the crisis.
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Pekin
China
Port Arthur
New York Mail and Express
The boy who lives next door embers a warning tale
A reflective piece contrasts economic data on Canadian imports with a moral meditation on a neighbor boy. It blends figures showing a $16 million rise in 1899 imports with a sentimental poem about a boy next door, his freckles ears and the memory of a child ill and cared for, urging restraint before condemnation.
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Kili
E. Kiler
General Otis Stricken by Grip in Chicago Office
General Elwell S. Otis, head of the Department of the Lakes, is seriously ill with the grip. He spent part of the morning at his desk in the Pullman Building but left for home on La Salle Avenue. Col. Hall reports the condition serious. Gen. Snyder also ill and unable to perform duties for two days.
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Chicago
Elwell S. Otis
Department of the Lakes
Pullman
la Salle Avenue
Col. Hall
Gen. Snyder
Clash over senator seat sparks fusion party protest
Critics denounce reform moves as fraud and injustice urging fusionists to end the attempts to steal seats from duly elected officials. The piece condemns potential independent Democrat votes for United States Senator W. A. Clark amid tense legislative maneuvering alongside notes on growing Canada trade and imports totaling 109,541,000 with 56,000,000 for consumption.
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Risis
W. A. Clark
United States
Senator Clark
Canada
Brother of Lord Roberts Ties San Francisco Death
Coroner believes Abraham Roberts may be Earl Roberts's brother after a letter found among his effects. The 70 year old Princeton, Illinois accountant Harry Roberts writes from November 2, 1894 noting General Roberts commanding English forces in Ireland. The deceased died January 9 in a Howard street room.
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San Francisco
Jan. U
Alraham Roberts
Howard Street
Earl Roberts
Harry Roberts
First National Bank
Princeton
General Roberts
Ireland
Abraham Roberts
Poor Local Man Dies, Body Remains at Morgue
A time of death is noted for a man with no known relatives in the area. He was poor, and his passing leaves authorities unable to identify next of kin. The body remains at the city morgue as inquiries continue.
Fight is certain to be staged if Cincinnati blocked
New York January 11 The Journal and Advertiser reports manager Jim Kennedy of the Twenty first Century Athletic Club in San Francisco said that if opposition to the Jeffries Rubtin fight in Cincinnati grows too strong to overcome and the contest cannot be pulled off there he is ready to carry on the match at his club.
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New York
the Journal and Advertisep
Jim Kennedy
Twentieth Century Athletic Club
San Francisco
Jeffries,Rubtin
Cincinnati
Canadian Pacific official named Cuba railway superintendent
Montreal January 11 J Duchesnay superintendent of the Pacific division of the Canadian Pacific railway has been appointed superintendent of construction of the Cuba railway succeeding the late Frank P Brother.
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Montreal
J. Duchesnay
Pacific Division
Canadian Pacific Railway
Cuba
Frank P. Brother
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