Questions of Note on Americas Policy and Cuba
Senator John T Morgan weighs key foreign relation questions likely to arise in the coming Congress. He says Britain cannot join in a Nicaragua canal arrangement and criticizes imperial claims in Venezuela based on Indian treaties. Morgan cautions against recognizing Cuban belligerency and outlines desired diplomatic, nonmilitary approaches, noting Britain would avoid direct clash with the United States.
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Germany
France
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Venezuela
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Cuba
Canadas
Charles Hibbery Tupper
Mackenzie Howell
Bering Sea
Olney
Cube
Kngland
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London Socialists Reject Wedding Ceremony Tale
The Talk of London reports Miss Lancaster, a wealthy socialite daughter and socialist, fell for Sullivan. They refuse a wedding, prompting parental alarm and a specialist’s intervention sending her to a lunatic asylum. Sullivan and Miss Lancaster plan to live together without ceremony, drawing mixed reactions from society and a note from the Marquis of Queensberry offering a wedding present if she complies.
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Marquis of Queensberry
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Nike
Miss Lancaster
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Trans Mississippi Congress Aims At Westward Economic Unity
The eighth convention of the Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress meets in Omaha on Monday November 26 and will likely sit four days. It covers states and western territories west of the Mississippi and parts of Minnesota and Louisiana. Delegates are named by governors to represent counties and business groups to promote national legislation for regional trade, reciprocity, and cooperation among commercial bodies while avoiding local issues.
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Minnesota
Lousiana
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St. Louis Republic
Short presidential campaign urged by chambers across the country
The nation debates a brief 3 to 6 month campaign to hasten results. The Atlanta Constitution notes business leaders backing a quick election to restore prosperity, while Brussels celebrates a canal turning the city into a seaport. The Philadelphia Press details Belgium’s 9,000 ton ambitions and the public funding mix.
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Belgium
Brusgela
Philadelphi Press
Coal discoveries Route Across Newfoundland Report
The text notes coal stume found over several square miles in Newfoundland during summer work. Exports claim high quality which was demonstrated when a carload reached St Johns, suggesting superiority to Cape Breton coal. Contractor Reid controls the coal areas for the government as the railroad is built.
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Pittsburg Dispatch
Unsalable tombstone found in Topeka store
A Topeka reporter eyed a secondhand shop tombstone with drifted inscription reading Jimmy thou are gone yet thou wilt meet us on Jordan's banks. The tongue in cheek note mentions a chaotic election bet in Brooklyn about two women converting to different faiths for souls in a contest, reported by the New York Record.
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Bangus City Journal
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High license vs low the proposed redaction in saloon numbers
The New York Sun reports on methods used across the United States to reduce licensed saloons. It cites high license fees as a deterrent, noting Haverhill Massachusetts with $2,000 per saloon and cities like Philadelphia and Chicago with fees ranging from $500 to $1,000. The piece compares saloon density to population, discusses Brooklyn’s recent license hike, and argues New York could lower saloon numbers from about 9,000 to 6,000 without harming commerce, referencing liquor dealers and police commission views.
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Worcester
Philadelphia
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Duluth
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New York Sun
Couldn't Vote Against the Bible in Beaton Ky Election
A Beaton Kentucky local option vote split voters between a jug emblem and an open Bible for license opponents and license supporters. Voters argued the Bible swayed them, leading to a dry outcome despite economic arguments. The piece also notes Andrew Carnegie's ongoing sermons on practical theory versus lofty ideals.
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Scense
Libe Probibledonists
Bynton
Iivense
New York Sun
Andrew Carnegie
Ling
Boston Herald
Blood Purification Promised By Hood's Sarsaparilla
An old advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for catarrh and lung ills by purifying the blood. It claims purified blood strengthens the body, prevents consumption, and restores vigor, promising overall health through blood cleansing.
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