Senator Davis Sees US Rise in World Role
Senator Cushman K. Davis, back from Washington, voices bold views on public policy and war outcomes. He lauds the Santiago victory, foresees Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Philippines shaping a new American era, and predicts the nation will lead in Pacific affairs and international politics. He stresses readiness for expanded duties and statesmanship. The piece also advertises Northwestern line travel to Omaha for Exposition and related rail routes and schedules.
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Davis
Cushman K. Davis
Washington
Santiago
Cuba
Spain
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Pacific
The War Loan Draws 236000 Subscribers Across Nation
The new war loan draws 236000 individual subscriptions showing strong public support. Officials note the mix favors individuals over corporations, reinforcing free institutions and national strength. Europe watches as the United States displays vast wealth and wartime capacity while North Dakota prepares a robust Omaha exposition exhibit.
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Hivene
Benkaead Otter
Associated Capital
Bertoee Stetson
Pierpont
Morgan
Rothschilds
William McKinley
Grover Cleveland
United States
Democratic Party
Europe
Old World
Manila
Santiago
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Katipuri and Freemasons Stirring Colonial Tensions
Fragment from a period article notes native resistance to Spanish rule, Freemason rites as sorcery luring leaders, and the emergence of Katipuri resembling Ku Klux Klan with anti Spain ethos. Also mentions Northwestern Ry excursion fares and a promotional laxative syrup claim by California Fig Syrup Co.
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Spain
I Masonry
Katipuri
The
California Fig Syrup Co
Teachers at Deaf School Honor Mrs Bangs and Staff
An article in the Minneapolis Journal praises Mrs. Bangs, Miss Wright, and Miss Hammond at the Deaf School. It notes Mrs. Bangs as a long serving matron with high pay, guiding fifty pupils including twenty nine girls, and emphasizes her moral influence and practical duties, including domestic tasks and dressmaking instruction. Miss Wright and Miss Hammond are highlighted for their roles in articulation teaching and early language training, detailing methods to teach sound, speech, and lip reading to deaf children.
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Minneapolis Journal of Saturday
D. F. Bangs
Florence Wright
Hammond
Banes
Town State School
Faribault
Minn
Devils Lake
Ace
Mies Ba
Teachis
Miss Wright
Minneapolis
Chicago
Lounsbury Institute
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Hually
Miss Hammond
Indy
City
Missionaries Recall Sparks Turmoil in Aleppo
The Porto demands recall of two American missionaries from Aleppo province citing disturbance risk. The text critiques European politics as unhealthy, while praising Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters for relief from malaria, rheumatism, dyspepsia, liver trouble, and general elderly infirmities.
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Aleppo
Europe
Ann. Asiab
America
Hostetter
Valor and distant voyage spark global intrigue
A fragmented report traces Lieutenant Hobson's voyage from New York, involving Captain Bradford and the navy, as bold plans for a crossing unfold. The text references the Bulwer Lytton house, asserting the era’s valor and a call for decisive action amid tension and wartime rhetoric.
The County Fair and Local Notices 1893 Advertisements
A collage of small notices and ads: farm fair plans by Ramsey County Agricultural Driving Association for September 13 to 15 1893 with two thousand dollars in purses and cooporation call. Classifieds include lost horse notice describing a chestnut mare about seven years old, a reward offered, and various goods and services for sale or solicitation such as trunks Arnica Salve and a water spaniel theft report with a ten dollar reward for recovery. John E. Lorracs of Park River ND and W. Greene cited among sellers and endorsers.
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Ramsey County Agricultral and
T. K. Sugen
Ramsey County
Joux E. Lorracs
Park River
N. Dak
Doctor’s Quarter of Beef Wins Out in Winter Drift
A Pittsburgh physician recalls returning from a house call in Indiana County during a harsh winter. With a starving young wife and no cash, he accepted a farmer’s offer of a quarter of beef in lieu of credit. After a tricky trek home through snowdrifts on his mare Molly, the beef was delivered to their doorstep at midnight, a small providence that steadied a newly married couple.
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S Mall Village
Indiana County
couplaiot #0
Nearost
Molly
Methodist Church
Mandrift
Pittaburg Dinpatch
Domestic Economy Puzzle and Varying Tales
A collage of snippets shows a domestic finance joke about a woman tracing a $10 ice ticket across months, a journey narrative with a pony and improvised remedies, and industry chatter on wholesale and retail practices. The mix closes with a politician’s wife seeking fairy stories for voters. The pieces read like a catalog of daily quirks and business notes from mid-century papers.
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Washington Star
The River of Fire and a Twin Morbid Tale
An Irish immigrant Mc Carthy and his son Dan rise from rough beginnings to oil wealth at Pithole amid river fires and a dramatic riverfront scare. Dan proves bold, learns a lucrative trade, while the father mutters warnings of not lighting the river, a moment that closes with Dan’s resolve and a blaze averted by a final match. Also features Jim and Will Hisey, twins whose indistinguishability amuses Detroit readers, and a note on a Klondike river trip anecdote about costs and cheap transport.
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Gies Pithole
McCarthy
Dan
Den
Yia
Danny Haas
Olf
Tenme
Bongrere
Jand
Aion
Che
Riocarthy
Data
An Dan
Bodad
Harper’ Bazar
Klondike
John Sidney Webb
EL Dorado
Somamit
Village tale ends with dog bite and odd coin cure
In a Scottish village Wet fe Daf After All Daft Tam is bitten by a dog after visiting the inn. The mistress offers a half crown to fetch a doctor, but Tam keeps the mint coin for the alllar while joking about paying the doctor. The page includes quips and notes from Pearson's Weekly and Feeton Traveler about temper and insurance policy surprises.
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Pearson
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