Resignation Aim at Scapegoat Alger in War Dept Shakeup
The piece argues President McKinley pressured Gen. Alger to resign as a scapegoat for war department failures. It accuses administration leaders of seeking to deflect blame ahead of re election while noting Alger’s alleged shortcomings stemmed from obedience to his employer.
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McKinley
Alger
Messrs
McKin, Tey
Hanna
Gaga
United States
Russel A. Alger
Administration
War Department
White civlization debate on tropics and temperate zones
The Detroit Tribune argues that civilization began near the equator and rose in temperate zones. it suggests whites could transform tropical deserts with modern science, but notes climate may hinder progress and cites administrative pressures and press correspondents amid Philippines unrest.
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Sean
United States
Tropics
Detroit Tribune
Equator
Central America
Peru
Mexico
Africa
Egypt
Asia
Europe
Mediterranean
Oil Paintings for 400 Cents Exposed as Factory Deceit
A downtown dealer denounces cheap oil painting factories as fakes, describing work in immigrant studios on the East Side. He explains canvases filled by laborers with quick, rough details, sold for about two dollars including frame. The article also notes red haired girls globally, curious umbrellas, and mechanical inventions in sticks and handles.
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New York
Srm
Hig
Childen
Bhuss- Democrat
Petticoat government sparks Beattie Kay town debate
The Neaver Times notes women run Beattie Kay with order and thrift, seizing control of saloons and gambling dives. Mayor Totten and council backed reform, while men had claimed it impossible. Streets are cleaner as residents support the new leadership and its focus on public needs.
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Beattie
Kay
Totten
Relm
Algrave
Charles Lotten
Youngei
New York
Ihines
Kansas
Notable Education Path Of Young Scientist John Dorst
The text recounts a young prodigy, John Dorst, who pursued learning across Acadia College Nova Scotia and the University of London. It notes awards like the Gilchrist scholarship of 500 dollars and the Hibbard scholarship of 2906 pounds yearly, with further study in Heidelberg, and a role in Nova Scotia before becoming Cornell University president.
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Acadia College
Nova Scotia
Gilchrist
University of London
London
Hibbard
Man erects own statue in Berlin Center cemetery
An elderly freethinker, Chester Bedell of Berlin Ohio, has commissioned a statue in his own honor in Berlin Center cemetery, reflecting his long campaign of anti-religious views and attacks on relatives. The report also recalls Civil War veteran Major Whipple and snippets of contemporary wartime service and examinations.
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Ter Bedell
Berlin
Berlin Center
Alor Wlippis
Marssachusetts
Massachusetts
Fiut
Sierra
Worvcester
Whipple
Samager Wea
Rats Rule The Ship In Strange Odessy At Sea
A live rat aboard a British vessel captured by a trap allegedly navigated by scraps of food tossed overboard by a steward. The rat killed a gull and used a bird wing as a rudder before the ship vanished from view. Separate hotel scene describes grotesque rat infestation and battles with traps as workers struggle with resilient vermin. Another note recalls a farm bull attack and a farmhand’s daring defense. A science note reports a French study on bacteria surviving sixteen years in sterilized soil and the persistence of microorganisms capable of tetanus.
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Lonion
Philadelphia Record
Rat
Begus
Low clubbing rates offered with The News
A promotional note promises unusually low clubbing rates across papers via The News. It emphasizes budget options for readers seeking affordable rates and broad newspaper coverage.
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