Gillette’s Idea And Indian Affairs Show Economic Dreams
The article critiques a Gillette inspired utopian plan with vast 26 story housing around a central dome to house 60 million people and a shift system of labor. It also surveys Modern Indian Territory where 84,000 pure bloods remain among five tribes but 20,000 squaw men and many whites claim lands, challenging native rights despite government power.
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Gillette
King G. Gillette
Mr. Gillette
Horsea
United States
Five Civilized Tribes
Indiana
Emperor's demand to be watched lone in church
The German emperor is said to dislike being watched during divine service yet invites attention when not in church. An order attributed by a London correspondent notes: those who want a view may see him daily on walks in the thiergarten or during carriage rides. Fort Hancock near Sandy Hook nears completion to guard lower New York bay.
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London
Thiergarten
Sandy Hook
Fort Hancock
Lamont
Hancock
New York Bay
Howard Crosby
New York Social Reform Club
Crosby
Convict Road Labor Proposed to End Poor State Roads
Goott Ronis argues that state legislatures should authorize convict labor for road building. He claims millions suffer from rotting roads and that convict work could repair them at low cost without competing with free labor. The plan, he says, would reform prisoners and benefit communities.
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America
Not Beauties in a London Wedding Picture
The London Sketch portrayal of an aristocratic wedding mocks modern degeneracy with harsh descriptions of the bride and bridesmaids. It notes the groom’s dull appearance contrasted with the groomsman’s better looks and argues against hereditary titles, praising American merit and labor instead. The piece also retells Samus Appleton’s rise from hosiery maker to wealth, credits the cyanide process for gold extraction, and observes westward migration and factory labor dynamics amid rising hopes of wage inflation.
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Nordan
London
Jord
Samus] Appleton
Philadelphia
England
Appleton
Gold Mines and Gold Stocks An Oral Look At South Africa
The piece discusses British excitement over South African mining stocks and a looming market crash, noting the Rand district output, diamond mines, and future wealth. It references Howard Crosby on temperance, Westinghouse on cheaper electrical power, and Arizona's gold mines, plus trials of street railways using underground electricity and a New York example.
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America
Wall Street
United Kingdom
Cain
New York Sun
John Hayes Hammond
Rand
South Africa
England
Barnato Bank
Consolidated
Westinghouse
Truth of the Bible by Dr Madison C Peters
Dr Madison C Peters preached Sunday November 10 at Bloomingdale Reform Church New York on the Bible s authenticity and inspiration arguing the Old and New Testaments are unchanged through centuries citing early church fathers and Greek translations He asserts the New Testament predates the Nice Council and the Septuagint confirms the Old Testament while noting numerous manuscripts support textual integrity.
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Bloomingdale Reformen Church
New York
Madison C. Petere
Peter
Jesus Christ
Council of
Nice
Highy
Origen
Tertullian
Clement
Tremens
Polycarp
Christ
Colaus
Porphyry
A. D
Jawa
Asia
Arabia
Palestina
Rome
Aegean Sea
Moses
John
Tts
Aden
Nervous Prostration Cure Promoted By Pink Pills
An article extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a remedy for nervous prostration a modern disease of overwork and worry. It cites patient testimonials including W Henrich Robb and C E Lewis, praising appetite recovery improved strength and nerve restoration. The piece claims wide availability and lists conditions treated from neuralgias to paralysis and heart palpitations.
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Alan
W. Henrich Robb
New Jersey Avenue
Northwest
Washington
D. C
Tia
C. E. Lewis
Miss Posie School of Cookery
Wilkyns Medicine Company
Tan
Tvs
Aera
Pelaware
Waa
Shad
Thad
Wile Hans
Hog
Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medical Company
Schenectady
N. Y
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the Statesman
Marshall, Mich
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Sisseaman Ofice
Arizona
South Carolina
Hughes
First
Puderpond Electricity
New York City
Madison C. Peters
Thy Connell
Laval
Hood
the Co-Operative Educational Association
Ann Arbor, Mich
Boor
Marah
Wellbach
Marshall
Marshall Light
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