Memorable Southern Journey From Florida to Washington
The narrator recounts a coastal tour from Eustis to Ocala and Savannah, noting strawberry culture in Lawtey, the Exposition in Jacksonville, and the grand Savannah streets with moss-draped oaks. Highlights include a ten foot aquatic creature at the Aligatory Pool, a visit to Richmond's parks, and a reunion with Pollard in Virginia before finishing in Washington after five weeks of travel.
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Ocala
Lawtie
Jacksonville
Savannah
Prince Eitel Frederick Prince of Prussia Horseman Fame
Eitel Frederick of Prussia, frère du crowned prince, famed horseman, learned care for horses from boyhood. He earned his father’s lesson that a horse must know you to trust you, impressing Emperor William during a forest gallop. Also noted: seaweed nourishment, gum in Thibet, and new Nile bridges under construction.
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Eitel Frederick
Prussia
Germany
Europe
Eitel
William
Royal
Population figures for Korea and Japanese residents
The report states Korea has 6,600,000 residents while Japanese population in Korea numbers 50,000. The figures appear as demographic data without further context or attribution.
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Korea
Chief Joseph remembered as powerful Indian leader
A reminiscence portrait of Chief Joseph of the Nez Perces, praised for dignity and wisdom, recalling his plea for justice, the emotional pull of his homeland, Wallowa Valley, and his resistance to land sales. The piece frames his homesickness as the core of his tragedy and valor.
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Joseph
Nez Perces
Nez Perce History and Early American Encroachment
The article recounts Nez Perce leader Joseph and his people resisting white encroachment on Wallowa Valley after treaties. It notes past peace with Lewis and Clark, later land seizures by a council figure Lawyer, and subsequent settler trespasses including stolen livestock. The piece blends this with a discussion of vibrations affecting structures, citing Jericho walls and a Philadelphia social gathering, then describes Rough Riders serenading Taft and causing building vibrations.
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Walley
Joseph
Nez Perces
Wallowa
Ife
Lapwal
Idaho
Roosevelt
Minnesota
Taft
Clerky
Market Garden Type Auto War Wagon for Farmers
A new cable pictorial shows a farmer's auto armored for war. It operates from 30 to 120 horsepower and can run twenty minutes after tire damage. Features include an automatic start, a top turret with a Hotchkiss gun, armor steel, and two steel rails to bridge ditches.
Great Chief Joseph and the Nez Perce Memorial Funeral
The article recalls Chief Joseph leading the Nez Perce in a doomed war, his surrender to General Miles, and the tribe’s years of displacing promises. It quotes Joseph’s plea for freedom and justice, his illness at heart, and his death surrounded by loyal followers. A monument and funeral address marked his grave on the 20th of September.
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Joseph
Miles
Washington
Wallowa
Unusual Potato and Wildlife Notes From Early Text
In Greenland potatoes never grow larger than marbles. Ground owls are sold in San Francisco restaurants as quail. Railroads plan tree farms to supply cross ties in 15 to 20 years. Only seventy great auk specimens remain in existence. A specimen recently sold for $2,000.
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Greenland
San Francisco
Railroad Between Damascus and Mecca Boosts Market Access
A new railroad aims to link Damascus and Mecca to speed early morning market traffic. The delivery wagon costs only 16000 dollars, accessible to farmers and editors nearby. If all garden and farm produce used this device, city consumer costs would not rise by more than 200 percent.
Willing to be Shot Ballad Parody
A fragmentary verse satirizes a duel theme with figures Behott Willing and Schott. It depicts intentional shots and a cascading sequence where Willing shoots Schott and is himself struck, creating a theatrical and violent tableau in a compact, rhythmic form.
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Behott
Willing
Schott
Willing Qguite
Fee
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Eustis
Richmond
Ford’s Hotel
Sunset Park
Capitol Park
Robert E. Lee
Mr. Pollard
Cc. G. G
Prince
Nile
AWS Brapp
Lewis and Clark
C. J. Clanchard
Cooper
Wallowa Valley
America
Switzerland
Luzerne
Howard
Jericho
Joshua
Philadelphia
Ecllo
Los Angeles
Quang Ngoon Quock
Dis Moines
Winchester
Des Moines
Glen
Damascus
Mecca
American League
Pittern
Pittsburg
Friend Supply CO
Washington Street
Dept
Boston
Mass
Hoatscenlyema
Hess Warming & Ventilating Co
Tacoma Hidg
Chicago
Bach
Felder
Locente
True Blue Co
Mase
Nottingham Lace
Columbia Novelty Co
Saratoga ST
N. P.C.C
N.P.C.C
National Photographic. Chemical Company
Pa. Ave
N. W
Washington, D. C
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