Zionist Movement and Its Problems at Basle Congress
The article analyzes the Basle Zionist congress proceedings, tracing Herzl’s political Zionism from the 1897 gathering to 1900s debates. It notes shifts from religious to secular aims, the Sinai and East Africa options, and the push for a legally recognized Jewish home with global support and funding. It cites Zangwill’s portraits of delegates and references to Rothschild, Ottoman Palestine, and early Zionist organizations across Europe.
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Basle
Switzerland
Sinai Peninsula
Israel Zangwill
Dukowina
Caucasus
England
America
Palestine
Great Britain
East
Africa
Holy Land
Mr. Zangwill
St. Petersburg
Dr. Herzl
South America
Syria
Porte
Baron Rothschild
Russia
Germany
Austria
Hungary
France
Zangwill
Ottoman Empire
Chovevei Zion
Lovers of Zion
Colony
Samaria
Baron Edmund de Rothschild
Ezra
Berlin
Kadinah
Vienna
B’nei Zion
London
Shrove Zion
New York
Philadelphia
Odessa Committee
Napoleon
Disraeli
Baconsfield
Bismarck
Zion
Jerusalem
Khaki to be Abolished in British Army
The New York Tribune claims King Edward favors a blue gray field dress and uniform change for Britain to replace khaki. The move, blamed on royal influence and war department policy, aims to erase the Boer War era look though military men see it as a popular upgrade.
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War Department
Edward
New York Tribune
Scotland
Athor Gray
Tommy's Arrange with Tommy Ends in Street Fight
A Wall Street broker rehired a clever lad named Tommy after his former helper returned ill. The next morning the broker found a smashed door, spilled ink and overturned furniture, and Joe announced with a bruised face that he had arranged with Tommy, who had left.
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Nessender
Wall Street
Tommy
Joe
New York
Cranberry culture and distribution across the United States
The article traces cranberry origins from Cape Cod in Massachusetts to widespread commercial farming in states from Maine to New Jersey and into the Midwest. It discusses soil, water, and climate needs, native plant indicators, flood irrigation practices, and regional production centers in Massachusetts New Jersey and Wisconsin plus smaller fields in many other states. It notes a map showing cranberry districts and suggests many suitable areas remain undeveloped.
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Atlantic
Maine
New Jersey
Allegheny Mountains
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
United States
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Cape Cod
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
New Hampshire
Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Oregon
South Dakota
Washington
Illinois
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Moresnet Neutral Sold to Belgium Ending Tiny Republic
A Berlin dispatch reports Moresnet Neutral, a 1000 acre neutral enclave near Kelmis with about 2500 residents, has been bought by Belgium after Prussia sold its interests. The area famed for mining and a Monte Carlo like casino will henceforth be governed by Belgian law, with gambling shifting elsewhere.
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Berlin
Mores
Prussia
Belgium
Bhetter
Cologne
Liege
Moresnet
Kelmis
Europe
Verviers
Kelme
Raricoe
Galmerberg
Alten Galmei Berg
Alten
Neutral Territory of Moresnet Kept in Joint Administration
Historical excerpt describes the Moresnet neutral zone between Prussia and Belgium after 1815. It outlines its joint governance, taxation, legal system based on Napoleon code, and exemption from military service for descendants of original inhabitants. It notes zinc mines as a core motive and mentions residents and authorities.
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Prussia
Belgium
Pruss
Board of Charity
Napoleon
Sydney Town Hall
Surveillance of shoplifting in London stores
The Mall reports an elaborate system to deter thieves in major London shops. Detectives concealed in ceilings and vigilant staff monitor jewelry and fashion areas, guiding suspects with prearranged signals. First offenses are often dismissed with a warning, while repeat attempts lead to harsher negotiations or police referral.
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London
Mall
Ieee
Victims of Niagara and a Lesson in Phrases
A condensed retelling of Niagara’s deadly lore and the cautionary tale of a young lawyer who learned to temper his thunderous rhetoric. The piece mingles tragic swift deaths at the falls with a humorous courtroom anecdote about mispronounced praise and a judge’s rebuke.
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Niagara
Avery
Luna Island
Killing the Seals One Million Baby Seals Slaughtered Annually
An article examines the large-scale seal hunt centered in St. Johns Newfoundland. It details three fleets Harbor Grace Job and Bowring and notes the vast numbers killed yearly. It describes hunting methods shipboard wages and the dangers of ice packed seas and dog seals.
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St. Johns
North
Newfoundland
Retirement Looms For Noted Boxer Tommy Ryan
The article notes Tommy Ryan, a famed middleweight, has stomach cancers threatening his career. Doctors say treatment may save him, but his days in the ring likely end. It compares Ryan's scientific style to legends like Corbett and Fitzsimmons, and references McCoy as a master of the era.
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Jim Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
McCoy
Corbett
Oall
Hugh Duffy
Milwaukee
White Stockings
Hugh Dufy
Anson
Chicago
Rhode Island
Duffy
Brotherhood
Boston
American Association
Billy Nash
Beaneaters
Brewers
Mit
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