Small colleges shape national progress more than giants
The article argues that 473 small colleges outpace great universities in personal teacher student bonds and long term impact. It highlights Brown University as a Rhode Island model, notes Rhode Island’s elite influence, and cites Huron College seeking endowment and a girls dormitory with local donations. It urges community support for a campus expansion.
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Mark Hopkins
Rhode Island
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Beadle County
Harvard College
Huron
Samuel Adams
Commonwealth
Thomas Jefferson
William and Mary College
Dartmouth College
Daniel Webster
Sysr Gtr Tepepien Hak Huron College
South Dakota
Ladies of
Far Eastern question tests open door policy and peace
The article argues Russia seeks Manchuria to gain year round access to the sea, challenging the open door in China. It notes Japan may resist with force, the United States should use influence for a peaceful settlement, and stresses the importance of equal commercial rights for all nations.
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Manchuria
Russia
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Hay
Japan
Moreau Turns 66 Amid Fresh Financial Triumphs
The article notes Moreau just celebrated his 66th birthday and highlights his major financial successes since reaching his mid sixties, suggesting inspiration for younger readers.
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Queen Alexandra Drives With Prince Henry in London
A few days ago Queen Alexandra toured the capital with the young Prince Henry of Wales in her lap as London society women reportedly begin driving with infants as companions.
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Queen Alexandria
England
Prince Henry of Wales
London Society
Neat Tus World paper praised by Minyrsota concerns
A Tus World copy received by C Co. in St. Paul Minnesota is praised as one of the neatest papers to reach the office. The Curcaco News Pattern Union notes only a cursory examination but expresses warranted confidence.
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St. Paul
Minn
Tus World
Curcaco News Pattern Union
Tux World
Fashionable BabiesBoost Reaction in England
Fragmentary note suggests England sees babies as fashionable amid public agitation for larger families. No clear names, dates, or events. text is highly garbled andResembles a gossip or social commentary snippet with unclear source context.
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England
Democratic chatter hints Grover Cleveland for president again
In political talk circles a revived push surfaces to nominate Grover Cleveland for the presidency. Some remark he outlives expectations and remains a potent figure in party discussions.
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Grover Cleveland
Grover
War Dept Defers Inquiry into General Funston Actions
The War Department refuses to grant an inquiry into General Funston. The decision is praised by many in the United States who admire his bold conduct in the Philippines and applaud his wartime actions.
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Funston
Aguinaldo
United States
Ippines
Trials Reveal Maine Slight Gas Support Weakness
The battleship Maine on her trial cruise showed a small weakness in gas support. Designers did not anticipate extra strain on the guns from smokeless powder. Repairs will be costly, but the experience will aid future battleship construction.
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Maine
Turenergy Promises Moral Cleaning Up In Huron Politics
Turenergy with new city officers takes hold promising a moral cleanup unseen in years. Judge Van Dalsem’s municipal court runs busy as Marshal Wharton processes gamblers arrested the prior day, signaling a tough administration aimed at turning Huron into a model city despite prohibitionist forecasts.
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Huron
van Dalsem
Wharton
Court of Appeals ruling halts planned security company schemes
The Northern Securities decision slows a wave of planned consolidations by J. P. Morgan and other financiers. Competing firms previously set to unite under one head must be abandoned or delayed until the U.S. Supreme Court issues a final ruling in the case.
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United Court of Appeals
Des Moines Insurance Bond Probes Stir Iowa Press
Iowa newspapers attack Des Moines insurers over ten year gold bond policies. A Minnesota Insurance Department report is cited as unflattering. The piece urges local readers to investigate before sacrificing earnings in these investments.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Minnesota Insurance Department
Law restricting libel suits against newspapers questioned
The Pennsylvania legislature passed a libel action law against publications causing mental suffering. The piece argues it targets a long cherished right of free press protected by state and national constitutions and doubts courts would uphold it.
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Pennsylvania
Wisconsin Battle Over Primary Nominating Law
A bitter winter fight in the Wisconsin legislature centers on Governor LaFollette’s push to abolish nominating conventions and establish primary elections for all state and county officers and lawmakers. The governor demands full enactment, opposing partial trials, while critics urge gradual adoption to test the reform before enforcing it nationwide.
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Wisconsin
LaFollette
Toto
Calendars for 1904 Offered at First Cost
A line of 1904 calendar samples is available for display to buyers. The Worth Pusi is nine Company offers calendars at first cost plus printing, promising savings for purchasers.
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Worth Pusi
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