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Hedrick
Mitter
Iowa
Keokuk County
Trust magnates' fate foretold by Senator Dolliver
In Indianapolis News, Senator Dolliver declares within twenty years every trust magnate will be dead or in sanitoriums for nervous diseases. The piece ends with a satirical cheer, suggesting a brighter era ahead for the public.
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Indianapolis News
Dolliver
Fellows
United States Naval Armament Acknowledged by Peace Reminder
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes that the growing size of Uncle Sam’s naval armament serves as a gentle reminder to other nations not to rush into war with the United States, signaling a strong but restrained stance in global defense.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Uncle Sam
United States
Syracuse yell from 1904 shocks with grisly Latin terms
In Syracuse New York a college yell from 1904 appears brutal and macabre. The chant includes lines about digging up corpses cutting them up and gruesome medical references. The excerpt reflects sensational humor of the era in higher education circles.
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Knoxville Express
Syracuse
New York
Syracuse Medicoes
Reflections of a Bachelor Quote From a New York Dress
A quirky reflection on vanity and love critiquing the ugliest woman and costly fussiness. The piece notes a grateful man values anticipation over possession and jokes that happiness comes with simple comforts, while envy and rivals alter perception. It ends with a humorous take on status symbols.
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New York
German professor links traffic policy to state development
In the 2008 Vatria issue Berlin’s Professor Walther Lotz argues Verkehrspolitik shapes economies and cites the Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railway’s industrial approach as a model for eastern Germany. He details how the railway’s industrial department coordinates mining, manufacturing, and capital flow to spur regional growth. The study notes Lotz’s visit to mills, factories, and mines during the Chicago Exposition of 1808 and his writings on German traffic development.
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Vatria
Berlin
Walther Lotz
Munich
Germany
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Illinois
Iowa
Colbert
Louis XLV
Lotz
Friends of Development
Milwaukee
Wis
Sentinel
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago coal dealers enter court admitting innocence
Indicted Chicago coal dealers have filed into court and admitted their innocence. They argue that responsibility for high prices remains unsettled, signaling ongoing disputes over blame in the fuel cost surge.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Rockefeller Seeks Simple Pleasures and More Wealth
A St Louis Globe-Democrat passage notes John D. Rockefeller, despite immense wealth, longing for a good appetite, relief from nervousness, a remedy for insomnia, and a fresh opportunity to increase his earnings.
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St Louis
Miners’ Union Tender Rejected by John Mitchell
Chicago Chronicle notes John Mitchell refuses a $10,000 residence from the miners union. The piece contrasts his stance with Deacon Baer, who is portrayed as a visionary and crank. Baer himself is described as habitually taking what he desires, regardless of submission or consent.
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Chicago Chronicle
John Mitchell
Miners’ Union
Deacon Baer
Mitchell
Fifty Men and Women Wanted for Half-Price Cure Claim
Drugstore ad by R Weller offers Dr Troward's constipation and dyspepsia remedy at half price, 25 cents for a six dose package with a money-back guarantee. Limited stock, mail order option available, promise of refund if relief is not found.
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R. Weller
Mr. Howard
Weller
Freight rates to rise as railroads boost wages
Freight rates are to be advanced again, with railroads expected to gain little from higher employee pay. The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes that wage increases for railroad workers are unlikely to hurt carriers, implying earnings will be preserved despite higher payroll costs.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Where the Trouble Lies in Denver Times
The Denver Times reports 4,000,000 cold people suffer from a coal famine. The piece argues people stay cold due to not knowing how to press the right interests to fix heating and power access.
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Denver Times
Bear as Tail-Twister in Dardanelles Warship Plan
The article notes a policy shift by the Russian ministry proposing to deploy a warship into the Dardanelles as a provocative move. It suggests British opposition would accompany such a Peking-s terms style challenge and hints at a broader strategic aim in the region.
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Chivago News
Dardanelles
Father Daniel L Granscomb Injured in Tug Accident
Harvey News reports Father Daniel L Granscomb suffered severe injuries after a Monday collision when two tugs broke free from his team and ran away with him. The incident involved maritime pulling operations near the harbor, with authorities investigating the cause.
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Harvey News
Daniel L Granscomb
An Interesting February in the New York Press
The piece notes February starting on a Sunday and having each weekday appearing four times. It states this rare alignment occurred only 15 times in 182 years and is projected to recur just five times in the next 50 years.
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New York Press
Some Modern Statesmen On Platform Spin Doctors
In a charged political climate the piece notes how agitators parade on platform stages instructing voters while wary of police presence. It contrasts bold rhetoric with fear of authority, highlighting the murky interplay between public speech and law enforcement.
A Man’s Bullheadedness and Other Witty Reflections
A collection of aphorisms from the Chicago News noting that self contradicting men may be right sometimes, many who push to the front end up in the penitentiary, marriages fail when the best man is not chosen, women retain temper, and couples may live on love until shop bargains disrupt harmony.
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Chicago News
Six notable pieces in Cosmopolitan's February issue
The February Cosmopolitan features seven important men profiles. It includes The Young Napoleon by Viscount Wolseley, Tolstoy interpreted by Elbert Hubbard, August Belmont by R A H Graves, Henry M Whitney by A I MacFarlane, Adaf Lorenz tour by John Brisben Walker, Andrew Clark by H R Knapp, and President McKinley's Tuners by W W Price.
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the Cosmopolitan
Napoleon
Viscount Wolseley
Leo Tolstoy
Little
Elbert Hubbard
August Belmont
R. A H. Graves
Henry M. Whitney
A. I. MacFarlane
Adaf Lorenz
John Brisben Walker
William ‘Andrews Clark
H. R. Knapp
McKinley
W. W. Price
Do You Get Up With A Lame Back Today
Readers are urged to try Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root for kidney bladder and related troubles. A free sample bottle and book are offered by mail to readers of this paper who mention the notice and send their address to Binghamton New York. Bottles priced with druggists selling Swamp Root.
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Kilmer
Bright
Ee Ee
Swamp-Root
Bineheanpran
N.Y
Pastor of Elkhorn admires Peruna cure all catarrh
Rev H Stubenvoll of Elkhorn Wisconsin holds two bibles once presented by Emperor William of Germany. In a letter to The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus he testifies Peruna cured his long lung hemorrhages giving strength weight and color. He endorses Peruna as the best medicine and urges others to write Dr Hartman for free advice.
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H. Stubenvoll
Elkhorn
Wis
St. John’s Church
Stubenyvoll
William
Germany
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna
H. Stubenwoll
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, O
Silver negotiations and statehood bid shape Senate
Washington reports that a plan to fix silver at 82. to1 is seen as key to recent financial stir amid Philippine losses and Venezuela debt pressures. Senator Quay presses statehood amendments to force votes, while Creel Bowen and ministers push a Venezuelan port tax fund and diplomatic coordination with Britain and France.
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Philippines
Venezuela
China
Mexco
United
Senor
Enrique ©. Creel
Washington
Treasury
United States
Great Britain
France
Quay
Senate
Bowen
la Guira
San Carlos
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Ritter & Dudgeon
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