Jamestown Swedish Concerts Highlight Large Turnout
A report from Jamestown notes two major concerts drawing large crowds. Performers from Swedish clubs in Brooklyn and Chicago led the Grand Chorus under Arvid Akerlund, with soloists Nellie Turnwell Folsom and Gustaf Holmquist earning praise. The event, and next year’s national singerfest location, Chicago in 1906, are highlighted along with Western and Eastern division officers.
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Joxden
Vikingen
Bittsbur
Harinobt
Boston
Chicago
Byrd Boner
Providence
R. I
Hrage
Worcester
Mbss
Lyran
New York
City
Sweden
Glee
Brook Jyng
Avithved
Orpheus
Minnespoliay
Stahd
nAfter
Chautauqua Lake
Assambly
Celeron
Buffsto
Swedish Glee Club of
United States
Jamestown
Nellie Turnwell Folsom
Martine Johnstone
Gustaf Holmquist
Barytone
Willim Dahlen
Malmachiat 2
A. D. Bofors
Minneapolis
Rock Island
Wos
Holmquist
John BR. Ortengren
Minneaplis
Axel Anderson
Alfred Abrahamson
Rockford
Ill
Samuel Zatterhurm
Alvin Anderson
Moline
Victor Nilson
Minneapolia
Axel Sundberg
St Paul
N. L. Bendy
West Superior
Awin
John R. Ortengren
Herman G. Nordberg
Theo. Thelander
Jno
W. Olson
All of
Hastern
Ecion
RF. Honger
Carl Brandt
New Heaven
Ann
Chas
Osterberg
Victor Herdberg
Bruno Anderson
Worcenter
Gal
G/ Flodatrom
Bos
Anders Person
Denmark's liberal shift heralds revival and growth
A broad commercial and industrial revival is predicted in Denmark as a result of a ministry change. Liberals gain influence after a historic King resisted modernization, signaling a future of faster development, capital influx, and new technologies in King Christian's realm. International notes report kingly openings, fires, and literary news including Herman Bang's health and pending work.
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Jamark
Denmark
Het Liberal
Christian
Ibsen near death sparks wide public attention in Denmark
Dr George Brandes reports Henrik Ibsen’s condition worsens as death seems imminent within weeks. A flood of visitors, gifts, and medical care accompanies the famed playwright who remains sharp of mind and continues work on an “Apologia” while a long personal quarrel with Tolstoy’s circle nears resolution.
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Gabrae Branden
George Brandes
Mt. Feratenr
Henrik Ibsen
San
Aakee Davidsen
Tate
Ibsen
Tiva Houra
Ibgen Tx
Biornzon
Duarrel
Fabious Ae
Targuenés
Tolstoi
Dansk Evinde Bamfund Shapes Women's Roles in Denmark
A Danish women’s group, the Dansk Evinde Bamfund, stands as the country’s leading women’s organization with branches in sewing training, a central council, and employment support. It notes official encouragement of women’s professional training and patronage, highlighting a rising “new woman” trend with women in medicine dentistry photography printing carpentry painting and blacksmithing roles.
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Denmark
Dansk Evinde Bamfund
Union of
Woman's Council
Adout
A Champion of Ibsen Praised by Prof Guthrie Theen
Prof Guthrie Theen Chicago University lauded Ibsen as a reformer who revealed truth and opposed demagoguery. He argued the poet was misunderstood and unjustly labeled a pessimist, praising realism and symbolism and urging readers to think.
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Theen
Guthrie
Chicago
University
Ibsen
Borciety
Guthrie Judea Theen
North
Ohlenschlaeger
Augsburg Seminary opens delayed as funds sought
President Byctarupy announced the opening of Augsburg seminary’s preparatory and college departments is postponed to November 1. Faculty will aid in raising $40,000 to finish the new building. The theological department will open September 15 as planned, with $3,000 in cash and about $4,000 in pledges raised after the Norwegian Free Church conference.
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Byctarupy
Augsburg Seminary
Norwegian Free Church
Danish exile Wedile dies at seventy one in Missouri
Frederick C. Wedile a Danish exile died last Sunday at St Joseph Missouri aged seventy one He was a pony express rider and friend of Gen Custer He had been banished with his father from the court of Fredrik VII and spent summers in a cottage at the foot of Sikkishorn in Sikkil valley near a roaring mountain waterfall The cottage was presented to the prince by a wealthy man of Christiania and Danish singers held a major concert in Copenhagen with Johan Svendsen conducting, drawing 800 voices and flowers for the chorus
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Torse
Gefle
Oscar
Wass
Pemptland
Sweden
Gellingara
Herman Bang
Copenhagen
K. Svenson
Congo Bree
Kinbarre
Frederick C. Wedile
St Joseph
Christian Tx
Achoola
Fredrik VII
America
Plains
Gen
Custer
Quetet
Sikkishorn
Sikkil
Norway
Roaring Mountain
Christiania
Denmark
Kristiansborg
Johan Svendsen
Polly
Piazza
Uberty
Cottée
Thomas
Ake
Mary
Cities Draw More Norwegians as Population Shifts
A century ago only 6 percent of Norway’s people lived in cities, rising to 14 percent by 1865 and 28 percent now. With the same growth rate, about half the population is projected to live in cities by 1950. A monument to Danish patriot Dast, author of the Nondlands Trompet, proposed by Mathes Isaksen and others, is seen as likely to be built.
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Norway
Dast
Mathes Isaksen
Church livings reveal dire sums amid church crisis
The New York Sun article details the low value of many church benefices, with about 7,000 of 14,000 worth rising under $780 yearly and 1,800 worth only $500. It notes rising poverty among clergy families, declining returns tied to corn prices, and the impact on education and living standards, alongside a domestic anecdote about Polly the parrot in a seaside home.
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Bennfigée
England
Gal
Ithureh
Peteraborezh
Eam
New York Sun
Wonders of the Wire Telegraphs Beyond Speech
A historic note describes how telephone networks carry simultaneous telegraphic messages without interrupting spoken words. It imagines instant copying of signals traveling the same copper lines used for voice, a tantalizing prospect for wire operators and future tech.
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United States
Envoicnments of Fame and Quiet Literary Habits
Literary figures shun holidays and work anywhere with pens ink and a library. Rider Haggard favors a Norfolk farm retreat while George Meredith thrives in the Burrey Hill seclusion. G A Henry writes his boys books aboard a eighty ton yacht and Dr Gordon Stables studies aboard a caravan roaming yearly.
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Rider Haggard
Norfolk
George Meredith
Burrey Hill
G. A. Henry
Gordon Stables
Copper Coinage Surfaces as Street Car Currency in Portugal
In Portugal the copper coinage is plentiful but depreciated, causing people to hoard or exchange it for street car tickets. The excess copper reduces the value of ordinary money and compels citizens in larger cities to use tickets instead of coins, easing handling of small change.
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Portugal
Newark Lad Found After Two Months in Street Life
A Newark boy, about two years old, wandered the streets for two months after being left. He lived with a Niagara Street family until found by salvage workers at dawn near the Ottow hotel area. Police took him to the station, where he recovered with joy, while a separate English regiment tale recalls a private rescuing an officer who asked for silence to avoid mockery.
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Cranbet
Pidton
Washington
Meity Bera
Salvage’ Corps
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York
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Rome
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Goldier
Hats On Hand For Comfort Sayings From New York Times
A quoted New York Times piece advises keeping two hats on hand to stay comfortable. The author notes that wearing hats in turns relieves different head areas, and that a change in hat can be very agreeable even if both are light.
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Iiuta
New York Times
Paris Tests New Glass Pavement Material
A French report describes ceramo crystal pavement tested in Paris on Rue du Havre and near Alexander II bridge with trials at Vincennes and Porte-Malliot stations. Backers plan a five year trial to decide city wide adoption. The glass pavement, an amalgam of broken glass heated and compressed, was previously tested in Geneva and Lyons.
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Paris
Ceramocrystal
Lycae Condorcet
Rue du Havre
Vincennes
Porte-Malliot
Metropolitain
Fa Ta
Paria
M.garcher
Carne
Tarn
Geneva
Lyons
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised In Wisconsin Notice
Fragmented clippings recount claims that Dodd's Kidney Pills cured kidney disease and Bright's disease, with testimonials from a Wisconsin reader. Other snippets include dinner table dialogue about a child’s appetite and a cook's penalty card.
Fragmented quotes and jokes from late 19th century notices
A collage of brief excerpts and quips from period newspapers includes lines about a student failing to graduate, a bow legged clerk guiding a hesitant customer, ads for Piso’s Cure, snappy banter about jokes and temperance, and a Miltonic line about truth. The passages are minor items reflecting everyday speech and humor of the era.
Peruna Endorsed By Hawaii Delegate in Washington Letter
Hon. Robert W. Wilcox, delegate to Congress from Hawaii, praises Peruna for dyspepsia and stomach catarrh. He urges readers suffering from dyspepsia to seek prompt, lasting relief, noting Peruna acts at the source of inflammation. Dr. Hartman invites cases for personal advice and guidance.
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Robert W. Wilcox
Congress
Hawaii
Sandwich Islands
Washington, D.C
R. Wi. Wilcox
Timuss
Hartman
Tian, Sanitarium
Columbus
Sagar
Java
Gratt
Diplomacy by Social Grace in Foreign Service Etiquette
The essay argues diplomacy is an art tied to social manners and access at courts and society events. It claims a country’s reputation and ministers’ effectiveness hinge on social culture, citing Washington as a key context and the selection of ambassadors influenced by social adeptness.
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Brathar
Tifa
Atood
Washington
Patents Listed for Northwest Inventors in Minnesota
Northwes Northvreatern inventors include John W. Collina of Duluth Edward J. Falls traul from Hitterdahl and John Luger Jr of North St. Paul with proposals such as a fire alarm a table log a threaher and separator a cataphoric pad and a gravel car Frank J. McNall of Minneapolis along with Francis Peteler and John Mossberg among others. Lothrop Johnson patent attorneys at 612 Planeor Frees Bidg St Paul Minnesota.
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Northwes Northvreatern
John W. Collina
Duluth
Minn
Edward J. Fallstraul
Hitterdahl
John Luger, Jr
North St. Paul
Frank J. McNall
Minneapolis
John F. Mossberg
Francie Peteler
Fragmented Readable OCR Passage with Repeated Phrases
The text presents garbled lines about a child and unrelated fragments in a confusing mix. It includes stray phrases such as wind Gallo adobe and a casual dialogue about decisions between Coffup and another speaker. The overall meaning is unclear.
Hails Catarch Core To a constitutional cure
Suburbanite feature notes a humorous exchange on a late evening train. References to Lonelyville and Brooklyn Borough suggest a satirical piece about suburban residents bringing cooks or waitresses on trips. The Philadelphia Bulletin and a play on phrases appear in quoted text.
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Isolate
Lonelyville
Brooklyn Borough
Brooklyn Lagle
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