Senator Stewart Hits Nevada Gold Camps for New Fortune
The seventy-eight year old former Nevada governor and long time U S Senator William M Stewart arrives in Rhyolite with his young wife to pursue mining wealth. Once among Washington’s wealthiest men, he plans a comfortable Nevada home, two hundred fowls, mules, and a legal windfall from new gold fields. Despite years of turmoil and press attention, he maintains vitality and optimism as he rebuilds his fortunes in the Nevada gold rush.
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Climate in Manchuria Shapes Russo Japanese War
An analysis based on Scientific American data outlines Manchuria’s climate. It notes March April southwest winds bring heat and moisture, winter ends late March, with undersoil frozen but arable. Spring is brief with wheat sowing late March, summer begins May, wheat harvests by June July, rains rise after July, September harvests, October mild and clear, then frosts return by late October. Mukden’s temps can drop to low degrees. yet daytime sun can feel warm midwinter due to latitude. Niuchwang winter mean 16 F, summer mean 58 F, annual 17.2 F. Regional extremes include Vladivostok’s winter 10.2 F, summer 39.9 F.
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Rights of Man and self employment freedoms debated
The Detroit News Tribune argues that natural rights to work should not be constrained by laws or regulations that corner opportunities for self employment. It cites land laws and homestead aims, notes recent Inand frauds in the West, and condemns a figure who has acquired vast public land to profit from others using it. It connects these issues to critiques of leaders in Venezuela and a broader pattern of restricting productive labor.
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Political Machinery and Party Organization in U S Politics
An analysis of how party discipline, leadership, and national and state committees guide U S politics. It traces figures like Tilden and Tanna shaping organizational strength, contrasts Republican and Democratic operations in Washington and Indianapolis, and notes the rise of permanent party machinery from national to local levels.
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20 Century Empire Building Prophecy by War Power
The piece argues that the Japanese Russia war signals a global shift toward vast empires built by assimilation over conflict. It foresees the Twentieth Century as a time of centralized peoples, with Japan, Russia, Germany, England, and the United States expanding influence and absorbing diverse populations.
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Ancient and Modern Jew Peculiar Blowing on New Year
Orthodox Jews in Europe and the United States preserve ancient New Year customs. The shofar, carved from a ram’s horn, is blown during services while a strict Jew with unshaved beard performs the duties, followed by ceremonial cleansings and prayers as described in Numbers.
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Washington Post hints Watterson to reenter politics
Colonel Watterson said he would return to the political arena in the fall but declined to specify how. The New York Sun notes it’s a safe wager he will join the fight, likely against the Republican elephant in the arena.
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