Building a Nation and the Japan Power Shift
Analysis outlines Japan’s rise from perceived barbarians to a world power within a few decades. It notes European anxiety, the potential redrawing of Asia, and fears Britain, France, Germany and Russia face from Japan’s ascent, including possible moves against Shantung and Manchuria. The piece questions Europe and America’s serenity amid a shifting balance.
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Japan
Ehrops
England
London Statist
East
West
Europe
Russia
Manchuria
France
Cochin
China
Hong Kong
Canton River
Germany
Shantung
Yellow Sea
India
Asia
Auch
Rusana
America
Vapid cry of the mayor in city regime fray
The piece rails at the current city administration over alleged embarrassment tactics. It cites a Moriarity oil storage ordinance and a tour by two councilmen into night life, finding gambling and liquor violations and police scrutiny. It names Frank D. Stalnaker as a forthright business figure and cites Gladden and Loeb in a broader political jab.
Roosevelt and America’s Role in Asia Commented On
The passage discusses driving Americans from the Philippines and dominating Asia’s east coast, notes the Indianapolis bail club’s snap, predicts Roosevelt’s welcome by Chicago Democrats, and echoes the Sun’s view of Roosevelt as a leading Jeffersonian Democrat. It ends with a remark about an awkward proposition embarrassing the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Asia
Roosevelt
Cnicago
the Sun
The Gas Matter and the Rise of a Trust
A courtroom final decision condemns the Consumers gas trust once seen as a public organization. It notes that stock speculation transformed a people’s utility into an arrogant corporation, undercutting its original mission and exposing the fiction behind its founding.
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Consumers Gas Trust
Lssinnapolis
Meamesses and Trusts Reopen Old Grievances
The piece laments long standing misdeeds and calls a halt to a trust drifting from its supporters. It accuses Maj. Richards of labeling it legalized robbery and criticizes the public for failing to guard their interests while blaming Patrick Crowe and Mayor Dunne for ineffectual oversight amid strike tensions. It also quips about Rojestveneky and Rojete in a episode of political derision.
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Maj. Richards
President Roosevelts Chicago trip risks amid rioting
The article notes President Roosevelt faces danger during a Chicago visit as anarchist unrest peaks over a strike. Police and Secret Service boost protection, recalling past incidents at Buffalo Exposition where a lone assassin killed McKinley. The piece condemns murderers and praises officers serving the nation, while criticizing sensationalist press and political figures.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Secret Service
Buffalo Exposition
McKinley
Remembering Senator Bate of Tennessee Courage and Resolve
A reminiscence recalls Senator Bate's wartime bravery and stubborn will. Facing amputation for a leg injury, he threatens a surgeon with a pistol to spare it, insisting his life has been imperiled before and may be again. He later serves with honor for Tennessee and the nation.
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Senator Bate
Tennessee
Confederacy
Wll
Mitchell Chapple
National
Sunshine and Smiles in a Church Sermon Scene
A Cleveland minister emphasizes that only the gospel itself can be as sensational as the preaching. The dialogue touches on social issues and a curious anecdote about a bright girl at Purdom’s house, with a tense exchange about discussing children’s stories.
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Cleveland
Far West shipping perils and oddities from the Pacific coast
A tangled OCR fragment reports a 70 foot fang raft heading from Seattle to San Francisco amid fears of breakage and moating danger. It mentions an ambulance driver for a German hospital and a false-call scheme, plus a Mohair record from Angora goats and a goat ranch near Vacoma. Also notes Gravel Ho in Grass Valley, real estate events in Oakland, and various misordered items including a quake minister and a divorce incident in Los Angeles.
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Seattle
Bon Francisco
Byrne
San Francisco
Awning factory bought out by unknown figure
A fragmented dialogue notes a shady business move. Sve suspects the buyer Phinker, once trusted, may be involved in a shady takeover after an awning factory purchase. The exchange hints at doubt about the buyer’s honesty and future dealings.
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Phinker
Sve
Siwaya
Typewriter Enthusiast Shoppe Opens In New York
A quirky item list shows a bustling early display in New York where a merchant touts features of a new era typewriter. The lively scene highlights accessories and ready stock, signaling a local craft and trade environment.
Capitol Witham Tul seeks new clerk and school funding
The article notes Capitol officials negotiating for the purchase of land near Midaletown to build a new school for the Deaf and Dumb Institute with Benjamin Wolverton’s property. Attorney General Charin W. Miller leads talks for the Indiana School for Peuble Minded Youth, while the GAR auditing committee reviews orders at the State House. Sam Ware is eyed for elevator operation at the capital.
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Charin W. Miller
Deaf and Dumb Inatitute Commission
Wiliam Wolverton
Midaletown
Tule
Contioud
Montalte
Omiela
Sam Ware
Bam Shutt
Ware
Bryan Predicts Victory for Regenerated Democracy
The Hon. William Jennings Bryan, famed leader of regenerated democracy, asserts the illustrious party will triumph in the next election. He notes the party scores its strongest victories well before elections, as a pattern observed after post-Engress years.
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William Jennings Bryan
Bessies Debut at the Atchison Globe Theatrical Tale
The crowd laughed through Bessies debut as Cur Tow Shall Not Ring Tonight and Farewell Dear Heart drew mixed reactions. A pianist stumbled and Bessie resisted advice, with a remedy of a quiet, respectful show handling her stage fever, as reported by the Atchison Globe.
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Bessie
Bensie
Brasie
Atchison Globe
Insurance Liabilities And Dividend Sources In Life Policies
A historical analysis outlines how life insurance liabilities form from premiums and reserves. It explains the legal reserve, future obligation funding, and the distribution of surplus through dividends from management savings, mortality savings, and excess interest. It notes asset surplus, solvency needs, and differences between annual and deferred dividend practices.
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Spaper Enterprise Association
Exrenaca
Iegal
Wieg
Vxveas
Companien
A Week's Notice Amid Global Tension
A dramatic note from Chicago Inter Ocean warns that Castro may spark an international crisis, but the United States stands ready to curb him if he acts. The piece frames Cuba as a potential flashpoint and highlights U S resolve to respond decisively.
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Castro
United States
Chicago Inter Ocean
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Frank D. Stalnaker
Tir
Gladden
Adz
Jlactor
Adam
Aafe
Washington
Mr. Loeb
Indianapolis
Patrick Crowe
Dunne
Rojestveneky
Togo
Rojete
Ambassador Porter
John Paul Jones
Indianapolia Baseball Club
Miss Anthony
Mr. Cleveland
Uust
Mery
Anmel
Bewan
Seheners
Taft
Kangas
Sunshine and
Wyde
Anthet
Wiscomsin
Purdum
H “Ag Towan
Ria
The
Far West
Vacoma
Grass Valley
Oal
Oakland
Cal
Santa Cha Valley
Los Sogelos
Witham Tul
Prine
Guy Manly
Fort One
Traifers
Indiana
Indiana Department
GAR
States House
New York
A. Pettis
STORE
Dresden
Chambray
Ellerslie
Takito & CO
Massachusetts Ave
Henry Bloom
Bloom's Money Loan Office
Wash. St. Opp
Court House
Columbia National Bank
Pea - Foreign Exchange
orrPicaNs
M. & Wilson
A. A. Barnes
Newby
Golt
W. K. Sproule, Jr
D, Dickey
Gasher
Joseph J. Devney
Ionat
Asneta
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