Modern American Homes Move to Skyscraper Living in New York
The United States consul notes foreigners occupy grand hampers in European cities, yet American cities, especially New York, shift to high rise living. Rising rents, limited space, and city growth push residents into multi story apartments, changing the urban landscape and sparing traditional houses for warehouses and glass fronts.
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United States
Europe
Oved Fois
W.oj. Bryan
America
Bryan
Manhattan
New York
Naples
Genoa
Venice
Sen Avenue
Mel
New York City
Central Park
Broadway
Columbus Circle
Fitts-ninth Street
Virth Park
Madison Avenues
59Th
110Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Open Door in China and Manchuria Trade Prospects
The article argues that the open door in Manchuria guarantees free trade for all nations after Japan’s victories and Russia’s stance. It notes rising U S exports to China and Manchuria, especially cotton goods from the South, and predicts continued growth despite a Chinese boycott of American products. It cites duty rates under five percent and optimistic U S diplomacy to sustain Chinese markets.
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Manchuria
Russia
United States
Purisia
Slay
China
Milare
England
America
Yuele San
Japanese Reason for Success Chronicle
Aaron Komura attributes Japan's success to a just cause and absolute honesty in administration plus extreme simplicity of life among the masses of the people.
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Aaron Komura
Japan
Old Virginia Lovers Reunite Then Farewell In Death
A decades long romance ends in tragedy as Mrs Lela Moir of Lynchburg Virginia, once Lela Saunders, travels west to wed her former sweetheart Charlie Clay now in Washington State. Yet atop joy comes sorrow when she learns he is gravely ill and then dies before their reunion. She plans to visit his grave after recovery.
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Virginia
Onutha
Lela Moir
Lanchbure
Lad
Lynchburg
Lela Saunders
Lelles
Charlie Clay
Clay
Miss Saunders
Neigher
New Orleans Accepts Federal Sanitation Control During Fever
The Buffalo Express notes that New Orleans welcomed federal control of sanitation during a yellow fever outbreak. Citizens funded the effort publicly, echoing praise for General Butler who established sanitation authority in the city, despite earlier abuse and criticism.
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Buffalo
Ben Butler
New Orleans
General Butler
Literary Works of John Hay to Be Published by His Daughter
The article notes John May's choice of literary executor, his daughter Mrs. Payne Whitney. It details her inheritance of manuscripts, her published works, and her influence in preparing Hay's unpublished writings for publication. It mentions family ties to the Hay and Whitney lines and her early life methods for capturing a child's viewpoint.
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John May
Payne Whitney
Helen May
Hay
Whitney
Miss Tray
London
Adelbert Hay
Danger in Door Ands
A brief note warns that a dirty door knob is an obvious sanitary offense. The Lancet argues constant hand contact leads to contamination and that a dirty knob can spread illness through regular use.
Parcels Post Debate Splits Local Stores and Mail Order Giants
The St Paul Trade criticizes parcels post plans that would aid mail order houses and harm small merchants. It argues large stores would dominate inland towns, forcing local shops out and hurting country merchants while debating whether catalogues provide real benefits despite cheaper goods and risk of unwanted items.
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St. Paul
Elbert Trubbard
Doubbard
Eoen
Lottery Fraud Order Targeting German Suspect in State Lotteries
Information at the Post Office Department alleges lottery ticket selling flourishes in the United States. Investigation recommends a fraud order against TL Bogelsang of Hamburg, Germany, for conducting the Tamburs State Lottery the Brunswick State Lottery and the Tressian State Lottery in the United States. Circulars intercepted in New York appear mailed from Tamburg and forward remittances to Bogelsang in Hamburg.
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United States
TL Bogelsang
Hamburg
Germany
Tamburs
Brunswick
New York
Tamburg
Bogelsans
Corks Made From Oll From the Washington Post
The Mellons Pittsburg bankers opposed the Standard Oil Trust and were promptly undermined or shut out by opponents.
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Washington Post
Mellons
Pittsburg
Standard Oil Trust
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