War Pictures From Samoa Describe Royal Ceremony And Deaths
The account recounts Captain Marrast Perkins as the lone surviving American officer after the Gi Man plantation fight near Apla. Pictures forwarded from Samoa depict the graveyard where British and American dead lie side by side and detail the coronation ceremony of King Mataafa with foreign officials, Samoan chiefs, and ritual acts, including anointment, names, and feasting, amid a large crowd.
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Marrast Perkins
Baring Porpa
Dr. Lang
Apla
Langdale
Preeman
Perkina
War Department
Marleton
Iaferent
Samoa
Malleton Tanu
Motaafa
I Beelieved It Was Love At The Pan Roast Counter
A Kansas City column blends humorous reminiscence and social slang as a young narrator recalls a romance sparked at a quick-service counter. A pan roast lover with a five cent drink confesses a past affection while a rival confides in a comic tale of mistaken loyalties and summer proclamations.
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Kansas City Independent
London
Beegle O'Brien
Beesle
Phe
Jones
Trecklen
Beezie
Heezie
Heesie
Meon Valley Railway Aims To Link Hamphire Villages
In a March progress note, Meons and their quiet villages in Hampshire are described as sparsely populated and aging. The planned Meon Valley railway from Alton to Fareham would run about twenty six miles through untouched countryside, providing rapid direct link between Aldershot and ports at Portsmouth Southampton and Gosport.
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England
Meons
East End
Hampshire
Winchester
Cobbett
East Moon
Inwt
Meon Valley
Alton
Fareham
Aldershot
Portsmouth
Southampton
Gosport
An Awful Moment in the Dark Intruder Tale
A night scene unfolds as a new man clutches the counterpane and gasps of a woman in the house. The incident centers on fear and tension within a home setting, with the alarm raised by a male figure during a nocturnal moment.
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Caroline
Tooth from lung ends decades of pain for Marion man
Joseph Hatter of Tremont hotel Marion Indiana suffered chest pain and repeated hemorrhages for twenty years. A coughing fit expelled a tooth that had been lodged in his lung since an extraction left him unconscious. Doctors had given up on recovery.
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Joseph Hatter
Hatfield
St. Loula
Caring Etiquette for the Ill In Bedside Courtesy
Guidance on how to behave around sick or invalid patients. Do not stare or loom from the foot of the bed. Sit at the bedside to keep the patient at ease. Speak softly but avoid whispering, and avoid rustling clothing or loud boots. Do not follow the doctor out of the room.
Destiny of Mexico as American capital advances
A prominent City of Mexico merchant asserts that a peaceful American ascent is reshaping Mexico. He cites extensive American drive in railroads mining, manufacturing, and commerce, predicting gradual emigration, rising influence, and eventual political power, with boundaries eventually aligning with the United States within fifty years.
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Mexico
Wttle Byttle
diMcult
United States
Hotel Iturbide
Alameda
la Gran Functicon Nacional Mexicana
Messrs. Guggenheim
Consolidated Kansas City Smelting and Refining Company
City of
Amercan
Coal Of The World Relates To Global Output And Trade
A report based on Treasury Bureau statistics shows 1897 coal production by country. United Kingdom produced 202 million tons, United States 179 million, Germany 91 million, with France Belgium Austria Hungary and others following. export and import totals are listed, and per capita consumption is given, highlighting Britain as a major consumer.
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Treasury Bureau of
United Kingdom
United States
Scientific American
Germany
France
Belgium
Anatela-Hungary
Ruvafa
Australasia
British India
Canada
Agatt
Ita
Japan
Austria
Hungary
Italy
Russia
Sweden
Great Britain
Austria-Hungary
Spain
Young Donnell Emerges as Electric Prodigy of 16
Edwin C. Donnell, a New York lad and Horace Greeley’s grand-nephew, gains fame as a wireless telegraphy prodigy. From reading a boys and girls weekly, he studied electrical laws for years and built a Marconi based system. His goal is to telegraph across the Hudson River.
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Ureoley
Marconi
Edwin C. Donnell
New York
Horace Greeley
Edison
Donnell
Hia
Hudson River
Eminent physician warns against daytime sleeping
In a lively exchange, Dawson cites an eminent physician who says daytime sleep harms health, while 3ye retorts that men use such tales to dodge church. The banter reflects social habits and gendered expectations of the era.
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Dawson
Proper Thing Now. Why do you say he is not up to data
A quoted exchange suggests concerns about a person’s readiness or competence, with one speaker noting he has not yet faced bankruptcy. The fragment hints at a test of currentness or adequacy in handling financial or legal pressures, set within a broader debate or interview.
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China
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Toclupe
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Tul Agana
Tamasoall
Natatoalll
Tce
Matanfa
Malieton
Matuafa
Taupo
Laulli
Falofa
Amalia
America
Dem
Tanoa
Moefano
Mulina
White Mans
Malietoa Tanu Mabiti
SEF
Destiny OF
Coal OF the World
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