Sweden Secures Large US Loan Amid Global Market Moves
The article notes Sweden borrowing 20 million dollars from the United States and total foreign debt nearing 100 million, with Russia seeking 60 million more. It cites a census placing forty five states population at 98 74 627 007, and Illinois leading population gains at 995 109. New York and Pennsylvania are 7,200,009 and 6,301,365 respectively. It mentions a letter from James Thompson, a private in Company C infantry, recounting a hospital bed rumor that Aguinaldo was shot dead, a claim said to be kept quiet for political motives.
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Sweden
United States
Rusia
Tlinois
Ber
Chang
New York
Pennsylvania
James. Finssey
National City
James Thompson
Manla
Fhipino
Mot Aguinaldo
Gompers Defines Labor Power and Free Association
Samuel Gompers argues that organized labor seeks equal rights for all, no special state favors, and freedom to exercise its economic power. Market notes report hog prices near yearly highs, with buyers uncertain and predicting a possible drop soon.
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Samuel Gompers
Congress to seek 2 million for White House expansion plan
A winter appropriation is expected to fund a major White House enlargement. A commission has nearly finished its plan to add a six story east wing and a west wing with a grand dining room for 1000 guests, using steel and marble. The design follows Harrison's recommendations and aims to expand executive offices and formal functions.
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Congress
White House
M Mansion
Mia Harrison
Census Figures Set for Congressional Apportionment
The 18th census shows US population around 176 million with Nevada smallest and Illinois likely to gain two seats. Officials push for a 200,000 per congressman standard, impacting state gains and losses as new apportionment unfolds.
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United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Congressional Committees
Davdy
Tllinois
Tiinois
New York
Pennsylvania
Nevada
Henry
Mar. Shalt County
Travel as an Educator Advocated for Youth and Adults
A speaker at the Woman's Club argues travel as a powerful educator, urging young people to study abroad when possible and highlighting benefits such as broadened minds, patriotism, and deeper understanding of other cultures. The essay cautions travel costs and dangers but celebrates lasting value and character growth from international experiences.
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Brsis
A. Zeller
Henry. I
Reae Williams
Svorrtho
Theanrd
Travel as a Teacher and Love of Nature across Europe
The author extols travel to study mankind, religions, and history, arguing travel fosters patriotism and a love of nature. Personal experiences abroad reveal the reality of history, with visits to Holyrood, Edinburgh Castle, Versailles, and Fontainebleau bringing kings, queens, poets, and painters to life.
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Chicago
Rhine
Hudson
Niagara
Yellowstone
Earth
Tnpur
Weke
Holyrood
Edinburgh Castle
Vergailles
Fontainbleu
Travel as Education: Art History and Continental Tours
The author argues travel broadens taste and knowledge beyond borders. He praises galleries like the Louvre, notes how study sharpens perception of artists and architecture, and cites Tolenson on travel enlarging minds and temper. Travel, culture, and history deepen national appreciation and time discipline.
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Napoleon
Frederick the Great
Prince
Richard the Lionhearted
Mahomet
Louvre
Aftize
Buedeek
Murillo
Raphael
St Paul’s
St Mark's
Coliseum
Lke
May
Tolenson
Sebich
Treatment for corn or bunion and Pain Balm remedy
Instruction describes soaks to soften a corn or bunion then careful paring without bleeding, followed by Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice daily with five minutes of rubbing. A corn plaster protects the area for a few days and Pain Gal for sprains bruises and rheumatism is marketed by Dr Powell.
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Powell
Marriage the Foundation of the Home Sermon Summary
Rev. BR Campbell opened a Sunday sermon on marriage as the foundation of the home. He urged mutual respect and individuality, described marriage as a peace treaty between two sovereigns, and warned against loose vows and divorce. He emphasized ongoing wooing and mutual devotion as the path to true happiness and holy family life.
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BR. L. Campbell
Presbyterian Church
Henry Republican
America
Adam
Eve
Europe
Muir
Ivery
Jesus
State Federation Meeting in Rockford Opens with Luncheon
The Illinois State Federation met at Second Congregational church with a grand luncheon in an upper room. Sessions ran Tuesday to Friday, featuring reading papers, reports, and committee discussions. Notable events included a reception by the Rockford Federation of Women’s Clubs, a Mendelssohn Club of Rockford concert, and elections of officers.
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Federation
Rockford
Illinois State Federation
Second Congregational Church
P. M. Bayder
Rockford Federation of Women’s Clubs
Schipper
Fedération
Fourteenth
Rockford College
Mendelssohn Club
Biérnnin
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
Milwaukee
Wis
Cook County
State University
Ues Luien Ia
Farson
Little Club
J. W. Ni&kce
Indian Nomenclature and the Charm of Native Names
The piece marvels at Indian names with their musical sound and wild nature imagery. It links aliases like Mondamin and Wawa to forests, prairies, and water, suggesting their influence on Longfellow’s Hiawatha and the aura of untrodden nature.
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Roanoke
Chicago
Wawaka
Wawasee
Kankakee
Kenpekuk
Tuscaloosa
Tallahassee
Ocklocknee
Choope
Oshkosh
Miami
Maumee
Minnetonka
Massabesh
Contoocook
Loogootee
Shawmut
Hatchechubbee
Kennebunk
Cuttybunk
Nantucket
Wachusett
Kickapoo
Tetonka
Longfellow
Wakefield's Cough Syrup Credited With Curing
A testimonial declares Wakefield and Co. Wakefield's Cough Syrup cured a patient after doctors said the disease would end his days. The letter notes initial illness a year ago and recovery by spring, with the agent M J H Hubbs promoting the remedy. Witness John Boston, J P, confirms. Sold by Dr Powell and druggists.
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Wakefield & Co
M. J. H.hubbs
Wakefield
John Boston
J. P
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