Redeemed by Women and the Gould Legacy
The article contrasts Russell Sage and Jay Gould, noting Sage’s fortune passed to his widow and praising her as a virtuous, charitable woman likely to redeem Gould’s memory through philanthropy. It also discusses women’s influence in preserving reputations and a brief analysis of postal service financial figures and regional prosperity.
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Russell Sage
Jay Gould
Gould
nate
Sage
Helen Gould
Cleveland reader
Ray Bell Sage
The Arab's Mission and Oddities in One Page
A lively survey of Arabian thoroughbreds praising endurance, speed, and temperament with examples from India and France. The piece notes horses like the two title Arabs and trials across two mile heats. It also touches on an old Louis XIV salt tax law and remarks by Maharajah Gaekwar. Shipments from onion India show a large 1966 to 1965 revenue increase at $45,219,008.
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Honessuckle
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France
Boulogne
Italy
India
Conspiracy of the Cities shapes national control debate
A Chicago leader decries a nationwide conspiracy of cities to dominate money, food, railroads, and banks through newspapers and mail orders. The piece argues country producers hold power and urges readers to awaken via independent country press to reclaim control from urban interests.
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Chicago
Bank of
New York
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Live the Primitive Life in Foreign busy town
A travel vignette notes a remote Spanish American town with 60 000 inhabitants and limited modern amenities. It describes foreign residents, social scenes in the square, dress of the Chola women, and a military band. The piece also touches on urban behavior and class separation among residents. It then shifts to a political aside about immigration matters and Department of Commerce and Labor leadership under Metcalf, noting limited congressional funding.
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Hara Ward
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elf
department of commeso and labor
San Franchisco
Cortelyon
department of commerce and labor
Metcalf
congress
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Hauns the Track and Ghostly Encounter on the Rail
A Northern Pacific crew recounts a ghostly apparition seen from a passenger car near Eagle Gorge. Engineer Twitchell’s specter allegedly halted a train twice, then sped ahead, with later telegrams confirming a mechanical failure. The tale sits amid railroad lore shared at a city gathering of railway men.
Safest Plan to Ring And Rear Guard Railways
Officers of the Pennayhank railway recommend a baggage car as the first car on every train for passenger safety citing years of trials. The policy marks a shift toward protecting both the front and rear of trains with a baggage car even if not needed. A Gardner Massachusetts woman discusses transport options and jokes about keeping horses in the barn as a substitute for automobiles.
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John Sharp Willams Po
Pennsylvania avenue
sean
Pennayhank
actrain
raiway
Gardner
Maas
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Many Deaths on Railroads Bulletin Details 1900 Losses
The interstate commerce commission bulletin for the quarter ending March 31 1900 cites 18 295 total casualties among passengers and employees 4126 killed 17200 injured up 17 killed and 62 injured from the prior quarter. It records 274 killed in incidents at India and 20 previously 46 fewer. Collisions and derailments totaled 3190 with 289 collisions and 167 derailments harming passenger cars. Damages to cars engines and roadways reach 2921736. The report notes 262 fewer collisions and derailments than the prior three months. Eighty one employees were killed in coupling and uncoupling operations one less than the Tat quarter. The deadliest incident involved a collision caused by a sleeping telegraph operator at a small station misinforming the train dispatcher. The commission had urged adoption of a block system to prevent such disasters.
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Visitton
Yakhmne
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Almay
Ty itechell
Uways
wiley
Neathern Pacific
Thorpe ‘Twitchells
Eagle Gorge
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RATE BILL HURTS TRAINMEN WS STANCE OF BROTHERHOOD
Grand Chief WS voices strong opposition to the rate bill, arguing severe impact on railroad unions. He cites five labor organizations including the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Order of Railroad Conductors as facing substantial costs once the measure takes effect, with a projection of $85,000 per organization and $27,000 per seat in potential losses.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Leland
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Steel passenger cars lead railroads to switch to metal coaches
The article notes that steel passenger cars are becoming standard in major rail systems as orders rise for metal equipment in express service. It highlights advantages in crash safety, reduced damage, and rapid response in emergencies, with hospital car innovations modeled for rapid medical transfer.
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co’ carr
Unhappy lot of American Composers
In a critique, the author laments that American musicians face double handicaps and limited chances to have their works produced. He argues foreign domination in arts harms local talent and notes the difficulty of managing a once released genius, contrasting with admired German influences.
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America
Americ
Joss
Bridge plan afloat as freight surge hits Oakland bay
Rumors say the Southern Railway will build a pile bridge across the bay from Dumbarton Point to San Mateo County in response to tremdous freight and passenger train increases. The ground is level enough that one reported line ran 175 miles without a curve and could extend further if needed.
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page songer
Cal
Dumbarton point
San Mateo county
Argenting Me mobile
Peruna Restores Health and Strength Says Mrs Leopold
Mrs Leopold of 17 Main Street Menomonie Wisconsin recounts severe illness three years ago and how Peruna restored her health and strength after using the tonic. She notes improvement in appetite energy and general well being following several bottles.
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RICK A LEOPOLD
Main street
Wis
Seo
Peruna
Methe Groen
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Perune
Logan
groad
Pam
Job Listing From Saint Janeney Seeks Artisans
A fragmented notice from The Taileond tany mentions a job for skilled workers at a cement plant. It references employer names and locations, urging applicants with relevant experience to respond.
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taneany Mttees
Sant Janeney
lucene
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Powers and Cobb clash in a curio of political chat
An edited transcript shows Gov Cobb and Gov Powers discussed in a Me Site state setting. The exchange touched on mutual antagonism and a question about Towers descent, with contemporaries reacting as an amused audience member pressed for clarity.
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Gov Cobb
cutain
Pathangall
Kemps Petters
Machtas Union
Unir
Gov Towers
Pallangall
Prince Henry of Prussia hosted New York banquet for Ridder
Din Ridder editor of the Slaats Zeitung attended a grand banquet in New York hosted by Prince Henry, brother of the Emperor. After introductions by the American ambassador Tower, Ridder discussed journalism ethics with the Kaiser’s distillers remark on American press. The event followed Kaiser William’s recent favorable references to German journalists and Ridder’s dinner with Prince Tenis where the quote about American journalists being deserving of respect was cited.
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Prince Henry of
Presstt
New York
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Slaats Zeitung
Ridder
Wilhelmsone
William
Air ‘Tower
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Mr. Ridder
Prince Tenis
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Short Words Dominate Speech and Writing, Says Union
The Manchester Union argues short words carry stronger impact. It suggests concise terms like blaze for conflagration are clearer and read with greater force. The piece endorses choosing brief, powerful language to sharpen persuasion and understanding.
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Manchester Union
ASA CIGARS at Villnatanke Venue Tyler Or
The AP reports on a cigar event at a venue in Tyler featuring ASA CIGARS and Myunn Gute Sied Dene. Local interests note production details and guest patrons attending the session.
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ASA CIGARS
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tyler
Sied Dene
Boyish Mind Recounts Harbor Crossing and Pirate Tales
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a boy's awkward days and bold fantasies. He describes a steamer crossing from Manhattan to Coney Island, ships and tugboats gathering, as he pieces together memories of travel, trade, and a dramatic question about a shipper.
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Coney
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Sallow Faces From Coffee Detox Story
A family and neighbors switch to Postum to cure stomach troubles and dull complexions caused by coffee. After a month, all report clearer skin, easier digestion, and steadier nerves, with praise for Postum Co. and a testimonial about health improvements.
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