Fragmentary OCR Totality on Calumnies and Finances
Fragmented OCR text laments false rumors and mentions Morlonitesque rumors. It references a United States administration, a 19,000,000 deposit, and impending need for bookkeepers as operations proceed. The legible facts point to financial and administrative duties amid uncertain wording.
Gaynor Voices Fear Of Government By Commission
A fragment discusses Mayor Gaynor opposing government by commissions, arguing it risks corruption and loss of competent control. It cites New York politics, references Tweed era practice, and warns that even competent officials can fail under a commissioned system.
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Elon
Hunt
New York
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Wader
Tweed
Chinese and Japanese Labor in Export Mills in Shanghai
The article describes Chinese and Japanese workers in a Shanghai cotton mill, with over 30,000 Chinese involved in spinning and weaving. It notes wages near five dollars daily, contrasts with foreign content, and discusses protectionist pressure in the United States and Britain to limit Chinese competition influencing Pacific coast trade.
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Japan
England
Chinore
Pacific
Wayren
Workmen’s bread relief debate in halted hints conte Japan
Fragmentary notes discuss wartime bread rations and wage limits. Mentions American workers facing dry mouths and a proposed tariff adjustment affecting prices. References an emperor and competition over relief measures, but details are unclear in the readable text.
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Japan
Manhood Counts in Politics in Harvard Roots Debate
An analysis argues education and wealth shape political power, citing Senator Lodge and Ruef as examples. It contrasts reformist and machine politics, noting Harvard graduates influence, and questions whether educated leaders promote good government or privilege. The piece stresses the value of a mature scholar in politics over mere scholastic background.
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Merriam
Gorwenor Hughen
Harvard
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Minnie
Ellen Tia
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Aehotar
Lande
Tan
Chicago Daily Now
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Asauchuveta
Pac
Bolt
Kent Toman
Viibt
Ale Ruef
Ban Vraneléen
Braduake
University of the State
Plund Lodge
Depew
Ruef
Alan
Harmoul
Lodge
Eneh
Cost of tuberculosis patient care disclosed in bulletin
Preliminary bulletin from the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports average daily cost per patient in thirty charitable institutions across the United States at $1.060. Expenditures total over $1.3 million yearly with more than 416,000 days of treatment. Food, salaries, and wages together form about two thirds of costs. daily food about $0.544, wages $1.041, other expenses vary.
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National Association
Bureau of Information
Colorado
New Mexico
Calfornia
New York
New Knell
Semreus
United
National Tuberculosis Care Costs and Indigent Patients
A historic report estimates 100000 indigent consumptives in the United States needing care. Annual treatment could cost about 1,000,000 at 1.60 dollars per day, with 80 million in accumulated costs from hospital incapacity. Proposals urge municipal funding and nationwide charity to reduce infection spread and improve treatment access.
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United States
Americans Return to Plains as Crops Fail Across Regions
Fragmentary OCR notes describe widespread crop failures and farmer movements from western Canada to the United States, with disruption hinted in the Dominion of Canada and related regional concerns as weather or economic conditions push agriculture toward evacuation or relocation.
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Canada
United States
Dominion
Return to a Dear Land After Immigration
The piece reflects on Americans who emigrated to seek opportunity in Canada and elsewhere, paying a heavy price. Now many return to a homeland they feel has become dearer, as migration issues and regret influence their move back. The author notes a sense of Keatlinde over departures and the need for courage among those who came home.
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Canada
America
Keatlinde
Negro Property Ownership Notes and Crime Brief
A Baltimore style analysis notes the rise in African American property ownership in 1900 across Virginia and Georgia with totals near 6.2 million and run. It also records the arrest of Jamon C. Brown in Patria Colm for a bank robbery near Hentai in April.
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Hor HE Wan
American Economic Association
Alexander Rathert
Ivenre KedretRey
Canadian Methodist Foreign, Mission Board
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Jamon C. Brown
Patria
Colm
T Ln
Chimei
Japai
Hentai
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