Republican County Convention At Orange City Seeks Delegates
Sioux County Republicans schedule a county convention in Orange City on Friday at 11 am to choose fifteen delegates to state and judicial conventions, form a county central committee, and conduct related business. Allocation includes one delegate per township plus additional delegates based on votes for Wm. McKinley in 1896.
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Towa
Orange City
Llpclock A.m
Repubblican
Wm. McKinley
Buncombe
Asso Wee Eee Canel
Bipinig
Center
Eagles
East Orang
Fioyd
Sheridan
Garfield
Shermatt Appulsiate
Grant
Washington
Folland
Bincela
West Branch
W. W. Overdolsee
Choi
County Cen
Protective Tariffs Grow Home Market For Farmers
An American economist argues farmers depend on protective tariffs as they support the prosperity of all producers. He says the cure for agricultural gloom is a larger market for farm goods, achieved by expanding the home market and demand, which requires strengthening domestic manufacturing.
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Ierenatiel
Prosperity Plan Ties Tariff to Farm Welfare
The text argues creating demand for labor by opening new industries will employ idle workers, expand consumer markets for farmers, and boost farm prosperity. It claims protective tariff laws benefit farmers most, and thus support for tariffs aids workers and agriculture alike.
Baseball reminiscence of early teams and a bold scheme
An aged player recalls early professional baseball in central Ohio and a failed hustle to assemble a rival club. He describes recruiting in Toledo, Cleveland, Cincinnati and Columbus, disguising a rustic tour, then losing his battery to the rival manager and fleeing with money hidden on a long trek.
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Ohio
Toledo
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Nearcet
Fragmented breakfast dialogue reveals mistaken identity in Eastlake household
In a muddled scene at the Eastlakes, Mrs Eastlake disputes a guest’s claim of familiarity with a Mr High. The exchange centers on a whisper about a Kitty and a Jack High, with confusion over names and a late-night departure noted.
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High
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Bim
Kilts
Eskimos in Greenland and their ancient huts near the pole
The Wilfsburg Dispatch notes Eskimo drift near Greenland’s west coast between 60 and 90 degrees latitude. Once thought to refuge near the pole in stone huts, evidence now suggests broader occupation by Inuit ancestors across vast regions long ago.
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Thaske
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Wilfsburg
Feet and Character in Palm and Foot Readings
A Philadelphia daily notes palmistry and chiropody cross references. The piece describes how toe shape instep heel and marks on the sole reveal temperament ambition and usefulness in trades. It cautions that fashion and misreadings affect conclusions and cites weary wisdom of older writers.
Noble sacrifice and a new vault alarm system
A man vows to give up smoking to prove love, while a woman’s reaction reveals a test of resolve. The article then describes a Pearlson’s Weekly piece on money protection, detailing an electric alarm vault with metal lining and time locks, designed to resist tampering and forced entry, using steel doors and heavy bolts.
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Nepar
Hera
Pearson
Pigeon Race Winner Covers 200 Miles From Perigueux to Paris
In a war time era contest the French ministry of war offers a twist for the winner of a pigeon race from Perigueux to Paris. Over 2,746 birds were entered. The victor completed the 200 mile distance in 7 hours 44 minutes averaging more than 34 miles per hour.
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Ministry of War
Perigueux
Paris
Fragmentary Note Highlights Household Mishap and Notice
A garbled fragment mentions a dining area accident with a finger caught in a pantry door. The text references individuals and uncertain names, suggesting a brief local incident note or household mishap without clear dates or full context.
Dueling in Europe Across Nations and Years
A summary of European dueling habits compares Germany France and Italy, noting high German university duel activity and the prevalence of pistol use. It cites Gottingen as a leading German center and records deaths and injuries across countries, with Italy suffering the most fatalities.
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Italy
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Gottivesn
Gottingen
Arius
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Thaly Hog
Rapirs Sud
Jn Pobie Ietters
Germany
Austria
Russia
New York &EU
Objects of Worship and a Remarkable Agralite Specimen
Ravager objects meteorites as objects of worship but Buch favors a dignified fate for a remarkable agralite in the National Museum. The specimen is four feet in diameter, weighs about 1,400 pounds, and has the shape of a ring or shield. Jiowaa found
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Jiowaa
Meteorites and Earths Makeup From Ancient Iron Ring
The article notes a meteorite found in the Salita Gatorind mountains used as an anvil by Mexicans at Tucson and later donated to the Smithsonian by Dr. Irwin. It discusses the prevalence of metallic meteorites versus stony ones and argues meteorite studies illuminate Earth's interior, since most knowledge is from its surface. Washington Post.
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Smithsonian Institution
Washington Post
Princess Victoria’s Early Bedtime Quip Story
The London Lady recounts a childhood anecdote of Queen Victoria. In the Duke of Kent’s household a gentleman named Mr. Brown was misaddressed by the young princess who was corrected by her mother. The next morning the child greets Brown with Good morning Brown and good night, declaring she is going to bed.
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Victoria
London
Queen Victoria
Duchess of Kent
Duke of Kent
Brown
Mr. Brown
The Danes Rise in Early European History
The Danes from Nortinnen first gained prominence in 793 by raiding the north French coast and southern Britain. Their small ships reached the Mediterranean and struck Italy, Sicily, and Greece, as they became feared sea raiders. The era mentions Skiold as the first Danish king and notes rare gems and a valued emerald with a price around 80,759.
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France
Great Britain
Mediterraneay
Italy
Sicily
Greece
Denmark
Skiold
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