Rice as staple food rising in American diet predicts growth
Ethelbert Stewart notes rising rice demand in the United States and potential to become a staple in Louisiana, the Carolinas, and nationwide. He cites current production around 60 000 tons yearly, increasing imports, and the likelihood of home supply meeting future demand as labor costs decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethelbert Stewart
America
American
Louisiana
Carolinas
United States
Salt Lake City
Beciose
Cuba annexation debate divides American press
Washington opinion splits on Cuba as independence likely by 1902 with Havana allied to Cubans in preparatory work. The St Louis Globe-Democrat and others favor eventual annexation or union with the United States while New York press warns against any annexation path and urges noninterference to preserve national honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Attra
United States
Hamilton
Cuba
The
St Lovia Globe-Democrat
RYH
Cohan
Ubhann
Cola
Family of Nations
Etreseth
New York
Spain
Distrust of Legislatures Shapes Alabama New Constitution
The article argues Alabama’s new constitution limits legislative sessions to fifty days every four years and curtails powers via an instrument. It cites growing distrust of legislators and belief the country has too many laws, fueling calls to reduce legislative reach and discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Legislative Department
Doud
People must shape legislation through informed public action
The passage urges citizens to restrain legislative frenzy by ensuring informed demand and avoiding extremes. It argues elections should attract capable, fairly compensated lawmakers and that the public can influence the quality of their representatives by thoughtful engagement.
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Legislative Department
Thirst for vengeance after McKinley shooting spurs mob talk
A sermon at Ocean Grove urges punishing the attacker with brutal force while praising law and civilization. The piece discusses how mobs fail to deter crime and calls for collective restraint across the nation in handling violence, referencing public figures and scattered satirical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Platt
Ocean Grove
T. DeWitt Talmage
United States
Bee County Bares Publishes Exchange Interv iews
The Bee County Bares releases a new publication at the exchange table praising Bee County prosperity. The piece notes editorials on Emma Goldman remarks and anarchist deportation debates, plus assorted local clippings and editorial jabs from multiple Texas papers.
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Bee County
Fragmented Postscript Snippets On Global Trades And Resources
A collage of 19th century notes reports dirigible construction in parts of Europe, London housing sales with furnishings, salt mackerel catches, and large river lengths. It mentions gold mine costs in Venezuela, harbor steel for San Juan, copies seized in Vienna, and a French novel burning. Also noted are silk fabrics, a San Fransisco flag, US gold bearing area sizes, Danish gas use, and engine origins in Germany and America with higher prices.
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London
Jist
Siverin
Venezuela
Oigo
San Juan
Porto Rico
Vienna
Jane Downes
Notable figures and taste across eras and arts
King Edward VII critiqued poor English while Mrs Burns Thomas donated Burns memorabilia to Bel Fast library. A planned life sized statue of Senator Stephen M White will stand in Los Angeles court house grounds. Prof Holney Ives joins Turin exposition commission. Sir Thomas Lipton adores American trotters at Osidge and favours morning gallops and riding exercises.
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Edward VII
Burns Thomas
Burns
Everitt
Belfast
Linen Hall
Letate
Stephen M. White
California
Southgate
England
Sir Thomas
Nelply
The Shade at the Stock Exchange Floor
A narrator wanders San Francisco and enters a grand house to witness a bizarre scene where knights mock battle in the air. The moment reveals a modern town's fascination with spectacle as people pretend to fight without actual blows. The scene ends with a remark on changing times and safer, digitized warfare.
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San Francisco Bulletin
Thrisstaf
Stock Exchange
The People and Schley in the Samp son Controversy
The Atlantic City poll shows public favor for Schley over Samp son in the Santiago victory. Navy officials defend seniority while the public honors Schley for his modest conduct and leadership. The piece argues popular sentiment remains with Schley despite official disputes and forthcoming inquiries.
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Schley
York Evening Post
Washington
Ae “Sampaoni
Navy Department
Navy
Bin
Atlantic City
Santiago
Admiral Sampson
Army
Funston
Aguinaldo
MacArthur
William Henry Harrison
Perry
Lake Trie
Sampson
Kansas
Lake Kio
Johidy
Willian Henry Harrison
Tong An
Lake Erie
Harrison
Lawrence
Matrison
Miles
Dewey
Manila
Santiato
Aight
Savnpson
Sebles
Santiann
Tioe
Spaitt
Board of Inquiry
Admiral Schley
Court of Inquiry
The Cost of the Steel Strike
The Amalgamated Association seeks arbitration showing the strike cost the United States Steel Corporation about 250000 dollars daily and workers at least as much, totaling roughly six million four hundred thousand dollars monthly. The stoppage redirected orders to Britain, raising its iron trade prospects this fall and potentially causing long term shifts to British and German manufacturers.
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Leslie's
Amalgamated Association For Arbitration
United States Steel Corporation
Great Britain
Mind Reader Mystery at Casey's
A spoken exchange in a Detroit bar features Mrs Murphy and Patrick guessing a man’s identity with a playful bet. The crowd debates who the visitor might be as confusion and humor mix in the dim room.
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Patrick
Poetic Anecdotes and Rash Newspaper Notes Collide
Fragmented verse riffs mix with stray names and street scene chatter. A poet battles distraction while a tangential real estate remark and a stray political jab appear, all set against a hazy, ragtime read of urban life and cinema slang.
A Corner for Women in Paris Designs a Regal Robe
Paris fashion notes describe a pale gold silk tea gown with almond shade and tiny gold accents. It features narrow velvet yokes on sleeve tops and a front back lining of pale gold China silk with velvet ribbon trim. A cascade edge and fringe finish enhance the gown worn over a silk princess dress, designed to be simple for lounging yet lavish in detail.
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Paris
Hell
Plice
Itu
Tomato Based Dishes And Household Hints From The Kitchen
A jumble of tomato recipes and household tips appears, including Tomato Catsup steps with peppers and spices, tomato and lettuce salads, French dressing, and Tomato Duchesse. Also notes on moth prevention, carpet steaming methods, and assorted luncheon and dinner items with desserts. The item ends with miscellaneous quotes from The Kansas City World.
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Houston Daily Post
Houston Printing Company
Etee
R. M. Johnston
J. Palmer
Franklin Avenue
Business Department
Houston
Texas
Chicago Chronicle
McKintey
Canton
Boston
Sle
McKayney
North America
Youss Kixanray
Lupron
Kawa
Parstoent Stareen
Cxonoone
Sheet Trust
Shyoter
Crolgosx Hae
Finma Goldman
Crunchie
Leon
Shamrock
Shamrock Firur
Tur
Ceolgosz
Occar
Indianapolis
Hazel Street
East Tenth Street
Emma Goldman
San Antonio
Kemp Veice
Ayee News
Hin
Times
Boca del Toro
Gala del Toro
Lewis
Post
Aunt Carrie
Dallas Times-Herald
Crolgoxe
Vernon Sun
Preston Morrow
Helton Post Epicedium
Fort Worth Register
McGregor
Waco Times
Herald
Cleveland
Menia
Paterson
Newhig
Fort Worth
Shade
Jones
Goldstein
Murphy
Mrs. Murphy
Jake
Sylvan Delig
Hosky
Jonas
Czolgosz
Emme
Emma
Czolzosz’s
Bresennves “Shawigoah TG
Reuben
Lamarque
Parque
Cafe Au Lait
the Post
Tip
Monarchy
Greth
Kansas City
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