Kruger Mediation Debate and Transvaal Question
The article discusses Kruger's mediation appeals amid the Transvaal crisis, comparing independence questions with Venezuela and Britain's stance on a dependent Transvaal. It cites New York Tribune on mediation between powers, Hague treaty limits, and Prof De Martens arguing the Hague resolutions could not bind the Transvaal. It also notes a British institute report on global metallurgical output and gold production trends since 1889.
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South Africa
Transvaal
New York Tribune
United States
Spain
Aguinaldo
Great Britain
de Martens
Cea
Hague
England
Kruger
Sieet and Mion Institute
Cuba Convention Debates Key Terms of Future Relations
The Havana convention discusses Cuba’s future within the United States framework, including independence, state-like relations, and possible U S influence. Debates reference McKinley’s 1899 policy and Monroe doctrine, while concerns about protectorate risks and the strategic Gulf of Mexico position persist alongside economic ties such as sugar and tea trade.
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Fenor Jose Tanaeh
Caan
Scerst
Fragee
Santiago
Poompin
Cuba
Det
New Republic
United States
Senor Rodrigues
Congress
McKinley
United States of America
Havana
Gulf of Mexico
Havana Fort Cations
Period Trade Figures Show Large Shifts Across Commodities
The report notes a rise from 182 tons to AW tons in a period, with silver flat output increasing from 3,000 to 6,000 tons. It cites 260,000 tons for another metric and 31,000 for a related figure, while trade activity expands by 49,000 tons. The data reflect broader shifts in production and shipment levels across multiple sectors.
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Hyereasat
TSA Tt
Tradt
Sinc Sd
G Cone Pte
Coniman Me
Cripple Creek mine turmoil and heiress engagement tale
The report details Cripple Creek's Stratten mine, its vast ore value, and $180,000 monthly dividends since May 1, 1900, with $6,880,000 drawn from reserves in 16 months. It notes insufficient funds for further development and comments on heiress Zinnekman’s engagement ring choice and return home with pet dog.
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Firatten
Independence
Cripple Creek
USA
Stratten
ISO
Eigsteen
Notable Lectures and Biographical Snippets Across Classics
Reads recount a theology professor omitting creed subscription for clarity, a lifelong physicist in Virginia who walks daily at seventy-nine, and a Boston sale of Theodore Parker’s marginal letter. Also noted are scholars from Yale and Harvard pursuing advanced degrees, Browning Society admission, and Mrs Mayne Reid with family ties to the Hyde lineage.
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Edward Y. Hincks
Andover Theological Seminary
John M. Brooke
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
William Henry Ferris
Yale
Harvard
Tallahassee
Tmal
Industrial College
Yale Graduate School
Harvard Divinity School
Harvard Graduate School
Jonas Kendall
Hopkins
Bos Ee Browning Society
Florida
Mayne Reid
Capain Mayne Reid
England
George Williams Hyde
Earl of Clarendon
County Down
Kensal Green
Spice of Life reviewer confronts pompous MP crowd scene
A pompous member of parliament trying to push through a dense crowd taps a burly cockney on the shoulder and demands "Make way there." The cockney replies who are yer pushin and challenges the MP claiming to be a representative of the people. The exchange underscores the crowded setting and public spectacle.
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Garn
New World Opens With Siberian Rail Link And Wealth
The piece argues Siberia and the Trans Siberian railroad will open vast, unsettled lands rich in gold and minerals. It notes English capital and concessions, predicts immense settlement, and calls for strong U.S. rail and sea links to tie Asia to America, boosting commerce and industry.
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New York Tribune
New World
Stherki
China
Englih
Amber
Siberia
Sier
Siverta
British Isles
British Columbia
Manitoba
Dominion
Plains
Dakotas
Saskatchewan
Peace River
Great Plains
Oas
Great American Desert
Baltic
Black Sea
Europe
Yellow Sea
Sea of Japan
Colquhoun
Sibert
Isas
Ure Raltiv
Pacific
Asia
United States
The bloomin' people themselves in a dull Scottish village
A fragment from a local scene showing neighborly talk, with casual humor and dialect. A door greeting leads to a brief, loose exchange about someone named John being dead and odd lines of verse. The piece imitates scraps from various papers and quips on language and humor.
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Tin
John
Advertising Scheme Sparks Curtain Line
A theater manager confronts a man in plaid trousers about an advertising scheme during a melodrama. The exchange centers on a dramatic moment where the heroine points her finger at the villain in the third act.
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Frank A. Wade
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