Republican Outlook and International Affairs in 1901
The article surveys remarks by Sir Christopher Furness on the United States becoming a leading financial power and comments on Governor Yates’s potential pick for superintendent of the insane asylum. It notes Peoria Star on the governor’s mansion decontamination, hints at Pan American Conference tensions with Old Mexico, and quotes Kassop on reciprocity treaties boosting exports. It closes with Benator Jones’s defense of the Republican Party as the progressive force of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Furness
United States
Henry Republican and weekly papers offer trio for two dollars
The Henry Republican advertises three weekly papers for $2.00, a favorable deal for farmers and others. The Henry Republican provides local news, the Weekly Inter Ocean covers general news, and Farmers Call offers agricultural information, promising value and reader satisfaction.
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Henry Republican
Fastest passenger train claim sparks rail race
The article touts a proposed transcontinental service claiming the fastest travel times in the world. It describes a route from Omaha westward to Ogden about 1025 miles in 21 hours, aiming for speeds from 70 to 85 miles per hour. It argues American railroading must outrun European rivals.
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Prasenger
Eomuceloin
Southern Pacific
Northwestern
Shore
New York
Omaha
Ogden
Brivos
Eourope
Graff for Senator Rumors Spread in Péorin Daily Journal
The Péorin Daily Journal hints at Graff as a potential senator and quotes his cautious stance. Graff says he plans to seek re-election to Congress and is not ready to commit to a senatorial bid. He notes the Journal touched on advantages Pearls might gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graff
Péorin Daily Journal
Union Depot
Washington
Tazewell County
Journal
Congress
Visit to Yokohama and Japanese Port Life Described
A旅行記 style letter details salmon and trout fishing, Azalea blooms, and European style hotels. The writer tours a jetty village, notes a rail trip to Yokohama, its role in foreign commerce, population around 50 000, and praises Japanese hospitality and elegance before bidding farewell to the land of porcelain and chrysanthemum.
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Yokohama
Altho
Bo . T
Buffice
Fanland
Porcelain
Jara
Guy C. Powell
Voyage Through Japan and the Inland Sea Tour
A traveler recounts bad weather leaving Shanghai and a four day voyage to Kobe and Osaka. He details Osaka Castle, Kyoto, Miyako-odori cherry festival, Nara deer, Nikko temples, and Tokyo sights including the imperial palace and theaters.
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New Zealand
Australia
Philippine Islands
China
Japan
Shanghai
Shimonosek
Gira
United States
iXobé
Kobe
Yokohama
Osaka
Venice
Ajikawa
Yeddo
Theatre Street
Iere
Satsuma
Ouis
Lake Bibbwa
Kioto
Sioto
X. Kiota
Ture
Nara
Myanoshita
Kodzi
Wojisama
Tesori
Hakone Lake
Tok
Imperial Palace
Atiida
Nikko
Menmio
Daijuro
Sese
Ibone
Amerii
Kkoln
Rema Rt
Tokio University and Hospital
Tokio
Thie
Lake
Chinzenji
Public praise for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Letter from Ralph H. Meyers of Wheeling West Virginia endorsing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after a severe cough and chest pain. He credits three bottles with curing his cold and pneumonia fears and notes it is sold at Dr Powell's City Drug Store.
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Chamberlain
Ralph
Meyers
Thirty-seventh St
Wheeling
W. Va
Dr Powell
City
Anarchy and Crime in Civil Government Reflections
A speaker argues that applying the term anarchy to civil government exposes grave crimes, urging restraint on immigration and critiquing education as crime prevention. He cites incidents in schools, churches, and political arenas and recalls a chaotic murder episode as the worst memory of anarchy.
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Matias
Auburn
N. Y
Jode
Sve
Hichstane Nz
Phe-idean of preventing murder and the night before the fire
A reflective society piece discusses law enforcement risks and the dangers surrounding leadership. It compares detectives and life guards and questions the security and foresight of presidents amid conflicts and honors. Details are fragmentary and philosophical.
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