The Nation portrait of McKinley era public memory
A dense, fragmentary reminiscence on William McKinley by Mark Janne, tying personal friendship with Hanna to political life. The piece sketches McKinley’s character, humor, leadership style, and public perception, weaving in contemporary debates on Hawaii, governance, and the Philippines. It reflects on McKinley’s era, the press’s role, and the friendship that shaped the national scene.
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McKinley
Hanna
MeKinley
Tianna
Differences disturb Territory end of appointment
Fragmentary text describes disputes over Hawaiian annexation and a governor's tenure. It hints at reputational questions and the value of prior work, contrasting expectations with current events and political timing. The passage is garbled but suggests tension between leadership actions and public opinion.
Fragmented OCR of Territorial Governor Candidate Debate
Fragmented text discusses a candidate named Battwin and the possibility of appointing a governor. Mentions party lines, Inland area representation, and uncertainty about a successor. The passage is garbled and lacks clear facts or a coherent narrative.
Pensions and War Veterans Mentioned in United States Page
An United States page discusses annuities and pensions, comparing U S payments to those of France Germany and Great Britain. It notes the United States provided substantial pensions for veterans, while other powers paid out varying amounts, highlighting the U S role in honoring those who suffered in war.
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France
Geemany
Great Britain
Prosies and debate over cable project funding
A clipped, garbled discussion references proposed measures to accelerate a cable transatlantic project. The text mentions "Commercial Cable Company" and petitions from commercial interests urging government permission to proceed, framing the issue as a test of national economic priorities and the potential risks to American interests amid foreign involvement.
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Fragmented OCR note on police, engineers, and car safety
A garbled report mentions police officers near Holtee and Hie Hie. references to Lilia KiereL ORF and a marine Wong. It discusses an accident, Indies Awaits Mbt in praiiice, and TORRE te Otabe wa In to Thouaadst. Engineers estimate car speeds while police watch for accuracy.
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Holtee
Lilia Kierel
Marine Wong
Pacific Cable Project in Congress Faces Strong Opposition
A detailed news summary notes House committee support for a Pacific cable bill and anticipated Senate resistance. It mentions Commercial Cable Company assurances, possible government action, and the political dynamics in Congress. Also discusses Roosevelt era cultural notes and a biographical feature on a prominent writer and Cabinet ties.
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Passing of the Dole Regime in iTowns and Territorial Governance
The article reviews the end of Dole's regime in iTowns and the appointment of Colonel Aum Harker as acting governor. It notes opposition from native factions and coalitions, tensions over republican versus monarchical governance, and the political maneuvering surrounding the territory's transition under American influence. It highlights Sanford B. Dele and the Washington-based authority shaping events and the ensuing power struggles among colonial and local groups.
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Se Exclusion And Dip Lomacy Debated In Distant Note
New York Commercial discusses Secretary Hay’s reminder of a long forgotten treaty with China and the Geary law issue. It questions reenactment of exclusion and warns that extending the treaty terms could delay or affect diplomatic relations and policy in Washington.
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Panama Hat Fashion A fad or lasting staple
The article discusses the Panama hat as a chic fashion item, noting its widespread appeal in New York and the North. It argues the hat is comfortable and healthy to wear, with origins in Central America and a long, laborious history behind its production.
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How Banked Money Accumulates An Interesting Illustration
Norwich Bulletin reprints Worcester Gazette example showing a grandfather depositing 100 for a grandson in 1875. The note explains the aim to grow to 6680 through compound savings and to fund education and books, forming a lifelong foundation for a worthy man.
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