The Times and Its World Influence Across Borders
James Creelman lauds The Times as a sober, universal paper with enduring reliability and a legendary family lineage from John Walter to Arthur Walter. The piece contrasts American papers, notes African American editor Emmett J. Scott’s critique of the "common negro," and touches on loyalty to monetary value, naval officers, German women’s work, and mid-1890s industry and prize fighting legislation.
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The
London Times
James Creelman
McClure
Creelman
Europe
Vatican
John Walter
Daily Universal Register
Times
Gars
Arthur Walter
John
Creekian
William Waldorf Astut
Agtor
A Study In Wives and Liberal Views in The North American Review
The North American Review article compares British and French wives through Grant Allen Max O Rell and others. It portrays the British wife as class type dependent on labor middle or aristocracy while praising the French wife as a partner to the husband and keeper of matrimony. It also notes a local complaint from Manistique grocers about cow depredations and rising dairy costs affecting profits.
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North American Review
Grant Alen
Max O’rell
Karl Blind
Professor Boyesen
Grant Allen
Frew FO
Lim
Erldom
Mitre
Allen
Max O'Rell
Max
France
England
Manistique
Mich
Cate
Pige
Remarkable California Plum Delights City Markets
Observers report a new plum variety from California spreading through city markets this summer and autumn. The fruit, a Japanes e plum, is praised for melting sweetness and juicy tenderness in colors red yellow purple and deep green. Promises to grow in many regions, it may replace traditional pastries for some.
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California
Japan
Eouth
Garden of Eden
Bature
Nansen and Open Sea Ambition Amid Arctic News
The report discusses Dr. Nansen and the Fram drifting among ice with warm provisions and wind powered dynamo. It notes Theodore Lockwood’s 1889 open sea reach, hopes to cross the pole, and safety assurances until August. It also covers New Jersey road improvements, taxation, and road cost sharing, plus boxing politics and a critique of prizefighting culture.
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Dr. Nansen
Nanson
North Pole
Mande
Lockwood
Camp Washington
Nansen
Narrow Escape From Office Explosion Survived By Surgeon
One of New York's great surgeons narrowly escaped serious injury when benzine fumes ignited in his sterilizing lab. An explosion hurled debris, shattered glass, and scorched furniture as a clock fell and walls collapsed. He emerged unhurt despite extensive damage and a rapid fire response.
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New York
Electrica
Lairies
Theo
Ho Hinka
Tim
National Colored Conference Call Aims Detroit Meeting
A Detroit gathering is urged for December 12 1805 by a committee of prominent Black men from many states. The call cites disfranchisement and civil restrictions, noting mobs and lynching as issues while contrasting past emancipation with present rights.
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Detroit
United States
Cincinnati Gazette
The Latest Microbe and Insurance Picture
The piece hints at a government edict pushing washing measures amid restrictions on American firms. It presents a dated, dubious take on American methods as a propaganda point, with political commentary attributed to Lous Giebe and democracy.
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Varius
Pxelude Americas Lite
FuraDce
Getinap
Wey
We Are Getting Better Sign of the Times in San Francisco
A fragmentary newspaper view notes Hebrews in San Francisco hosting Salvador Army meetings in their synagogue and laments growing liberality. The piece contrasts Christmas and New Year dates with bread makers praising progress, and mentions Calumet as a hopeful product. An ad hints at land investment as a path to profit.
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San Francisco
Bet
Castria
Castoria
Boston
Mass
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Scott
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Thue
Uncle Sam
Annapolis
Youn
Wen Way
Annapulis
Germany
North Carolina
Texas
Paniten- Marien
Mia
Jenkins
Herreshoff
Herbert
Beco
Galveston
Great Britain
Liverpool
Manchester Ship Canal
Lardingham
Manchester Canal Company
Esas Cotton
Villa
Birmingham
Mme. Nansen
New Jersey
New Jerey
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Turkey
Gato
National Colored Conference
Amelia Hives
Chanler
Hfe
Ariel Crit- Idéma
Amulio Rivea
John Jacob Astor
Sultor
Mylog
Astors
Washington Cor
Chicago Times Herald
Ashland
Ruth Jane Hensley
Laurel Creek
Chicago ‘Times
Worald
Supreme Court
Bangor
Haskell Esid
Tor
Benor
Eaid
Kearis
Lewistes
Ehanca Rane
Ae Pans
Young
Chicago
Samuel Pitcher
Lowell
J. F. Kincueter
Conway, Ark
H. A. Ancren
M.D
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Brooklyn, N. Y
Auten C. Surrm, Pres
the Centaur Company
Ti Murray Street
New York City
Caty
O'Leary Brothers
East State Street
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Maryhall
Wellbach
Liebt
Marshall Light
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