Rebellion in Morocco Threatens European Peace
French military precautions on the Algerian Morocco frontier are complete as Admiral Pottier officers prepare for emergency action with Saint Louis and Charlemagne. Assurances keep Taner port with Morocco, while analysts link Bou Hammara’s revolt to broader European interests and predict a shift of influence rather than a loss of foreign status in Morocco.
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Morocco
Pottier
Toulon
Saint Louis
Gall
Charlemagne
Gaulois
Chancy
Jinoli
Pottiers
Crete
China
Tanler
Card MacLean
Bou Hammara
Abdul Avix
Arabia
Khedive Newfick
Paris
Portrait of Mrs Julia Carney Author of Little Drops of Water
Mrs Julia A Fletcher Carney of Galesbury UL who wrote the poem Little Drops of Water has agreed to publish her photograph after fifty years of refusal. Now over seventy she remains in good health and her verse is noted worldwide including Europe according to critics.
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Julia Carney
Julia A. Fletcher Carney
Galesbury, UL
Keeping Eggs Fresh With Simple Coatings and Treatments
The London Lancet notes moisture loss and external disturbances drive eggs from fresh to stale, but coating shells with grease at cooling time preserves them for months. It also suggests dipping eggs in a strong solution of soda ash to seal pores for six months, warning cold eggs cannot be saved.
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London Lancet
Scientific Journal
Cold-Wave Appetite Theory Prompts Food Craving Debate
A fragment discusses cold waves as appetite stimulants urged by scientists. It references a prospectus and imagined dining scenes with frozen oxony and cows, questioning whether such methods can curb or provoke hunger without inducing froxen mxlatence.
Army and Navy Colony in Washington D C
A practice of sending families of officers to Washington for the duration of deployments to the Philippines and Porto Rico has created a large army and navy colony. Washington offers good schools and free education, with officials near pay and aid if needed. Presidents Roosevelt is sympathetic and officers’ wives can reach him readily.
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Washington
Philippines
Porto Rico
Navy
Army
War
Navy Departments
Roosevelt
Oacer
French President Accepts Honorary Cincinnati Membership
Col Axa Bird Gardiner president of the Rhode Island State Society of the Order of the Cincinnati and secretary general of the national organization has received from President Loubet of France an acceptance of honorary membership. The French government will send a large vase from Bevres as a souvenir on Gen Brugere report for the Rochambeau statue unveiling visit by the French delegation.
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Order of the Cincinnati
Axa Bird Gardiner
Rhode Island
National Organizaton
Loubet
France
Order
Bragere
United States
Rochambeau
Washington
Col. Gardiner
Mrs Abbey Seriously Ill in London Typhoid Fever
Mrs Henry Abbey widow of a New York impresario lies dangerously ill in London from typhoid fever. Once Florence Gerard on stage and later Mrs Abbey, she was a renowned operatic star admired worldwide but now faces death with few to comfort her.
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Henry Abbey
New York
London
World
Need No New Laws Upholding Sherman Law Debate
The piece argues for robust Sherman Law enforcement and an amendment to give Congress power over trusts. It cites Senator Nelson and Attorney General Knox, urging action to amend the Sherman law and press criminal penalties, contending courts misinterpret interstate commerce reach. It criticizes the Senate constitutional amendment as misleading and calls for immediate enforcement.
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United States Senate
Congress
United States
Supreme Court
Knox
Pittsburg
Nelson
Why Coal to High Price Sparks Debate on Scarcity
The piece argues soft coal prices rise not from higher production costs but from scarcity caused by an anthracite miners strike. It notes buyers accept famine prices under protectionist duties and explains price rises follow demand urgency, regardless of cause. It urges free trade to reveal the true cost of protective tariffs.
Easy to Prevent Extortion by Independent Coal Operators
Mr Baer takes a hard line against independent coal operators who charge 11.60 per ton at the mines. He argues there is no effective way to force them to sell at a fair price, highlighting the ongoing issue of price gouging in the coal industry.
Coal Prices and Tariff Stand Spark Labor Pressure
A debate on coal pricing and tariff policy stirs party lines as miners blame operators for high costs. Republicans avoid tariff discussion, while a mine owner Senator Hanne grows wealthy from elevated coal prices, intensifying hardship on the poor and calling for price cuts.
Money for Monopoly Hunting Amendment Adopted
The house adopted a notable amendment concerning expenditure of public money. The article notes the cry of flag subsidy and appropriation, criticizes lengthy fiscal measures, and argues for honest, thoughtful consideration of bills reducing the treasury outflows.
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Home
Senate Ukewlae
Economics That Come High by the Standard Oil
A Baltimore News quotation warns that monopoly power raises prices despite alleged production economies. It argues that benefits to the public depend on price regulation by production costs, not by what traffic will bear under monopolistic control.
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Standard Oil Company
Baltimore News
Not American Imperial Logic in Jingo Speech
The piece criticizes duplicative policy rhetoric as a betrayal of American values. It argues that pressuring European governments while invading the east mirrors faulty logic. The author contends manifest destiny could imply enforcing a creed by force, which contradicts American principles.
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Venezuela
Mosby and the Barons in Iowa Illinois land dispute
The text discusses Col Moshy supposedly ordering fences torn down on government land used by cattle barons. It argues hardship if barons squat on county lands in Iowa or Illinois and claims they have no stronger right to government land than farmers in those states.
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Mosby
Sarge
Col. Moshya
Iowa
Ilinois
They Are Cheek by Jews and Republican Control Scrutiny
The passage criticizes Republican leaders for absolute control over legislation and implies collusion with coal magnates. It suggests the anthracite duty was imposed and will remain with GOP approval, while coal bosses publicly rebuke politicians yet privately maintain amiable ties.
The Slavery of the Coal Mines in America
Miners describe cruel liven underground lives and lifelong debt. The piece argues peonage persists in America, surpassing Mexico in outgrowing and abolishing similar practices, and contrasts Hauptmann’s portrayal as conventional by comparison.
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Hauptmann
America
Mexico
Trade With the Philippines and Free Trade Debate
The text argues that free trade with the Philippines resembles a harsh duty imposition and notes the political split over treating new possessions as American territory for some aims while others see foreign territory for different purposes.
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Philippines
Government for the Few Policy Critique
A republic policy is described as designed to administer government for a small elite. It asserts that those deemed to control the country’s property will gain substantial artificial aid through party favor, at the expense of the people.
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Republican Party
Peculiar Town Idea Sparks Dark Night Concerns
A fragment describes an idea spreading through a town. A person supposedly fled to move state and now prowls in Massachusetts with such audacity that Republicans are warned to stay vigilant after dark.
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Idea
Massachusetts
Not So Easily Handled Republican Strife in the South
The white men’s Republican party in the South lacks strong administration support. It has been easier to align with the other brand at the Republican national convention, signaling division and maneuvering within party factions.
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South
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