National Association of Manufacturers to hold major meeting in New York
President McKinley will attend as guest of honor at the National Association of Manufacturers gathering in New York from January 25 to 27. Senator Miye to discuss the Merchant Marine as the group promotes foreign trade depots, notably a Caracas warehouse model for duty-free exhibition goods.
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New York
McKinley
National Assecution of Manufacturers
Mos
Waldorf
Miye
National Association of Manufacturers
Caracas
Venezuela
Itr
Gocda
Theodore C
Philadelphia
Sill
Cornell Farm Records Remarkable Potato Yields This Year
Scientific farming yields cited from the Cornell University farm showing exceptional potato production. Reports indicate a very high per acre output on varied soils despite limited or no fertilizer, underscoring the value of scientific methods in cultivation.
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Cornell Uiversity
Cornell Agriculturists
Tey
New York State
Agricultural College
United States Manufacturers Association Gains Ground
The association, now exceeding 1,000 members from major U.S. industries, pursues home market conservation and a federal commerce department while pushing for patent law reform, uniform bankruptcy, and improved waterways. It also works to expand foreign trade through market studies, sample warehouses, and a revived American mercantile marine.
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United States
Federal
Department of Commerce and Industry
All Sorts of Tricks in a Local Insurance Tale
A wary insurance agent narrates dealing with varied clients. He recalls a fall incident where a bold customer sought to insure coal, attempted a sly scheme, and returned in spring with a boast about a burned pile, prompting the agent to respond with firm caution.
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Geo
Rare Surgical Operation At Mercy Hospital Chicago
A rare operation by Dr. J B Murphy at Mercy Hospital Chicago on Herminie Rize, 21 months, involved opening fontanelles to allow brain growth. Dr Caldwell and others observed, noting the infant’s recovery progress and historic rarity of such procedures.
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J. B. Murphy
Mercy Hospital
Chicago
Alonce
Herminie
Sol Rize
Prairie Avenue
Wis
Gharles P. Caldwell
Murphy
Sashville
Galdwell
Cool
Friend
Eisendrath
Kuh
Starkey
Crown of Decatuy
Jossian
Caldwell
Dolm
Destiny or Duty in a Child's Future
In a fragment from the Washington Post, Mrs. Torkins argues for guiding a baby toward a chosen life path. Taveth claims early character forms vocation, suggesting grand opera as the child’s destiny despite parental doubt about stage aptitude. The exchange highlights debate over coercion versus natural talent in life choices.
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Cherley
Washington Post
Florida woman battles alligator with pole on Loroney River
Mrs Minnick in Florida fends off a large alligator chasing ducks by ramming a long pole down its throat. The reptile snaps and lunges as she continues to strike, and her 18 year old son rushes to assist.
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S. J. Minnick
Loroney River
Florida
Remtile
Where Is Heaven and Its Place in Faithful Thought
Evanglelet Dwight L. Moody contemplates Heaven in the Ladies' Home Journal. He surveys biblical references from Luke John and Paul, noting Heaven as God’s dwelling, yet stressing the Father’s house and the souls’ ascent beyond earthly imagery. He argues Heaven’s location is with God, not a fixed earthly spot.
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Heaven
Evangelet Dwight L. Moody
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
John
City of God
Luke
Christ
Bethany
God
Father
Sare
Bicycle Bliss and Odd Strands Across The Nation
A collage of quips and clippings shows cultural notes on cycling from diverse papers. Perseus and Andromeda drift through playful dialogue while riders in Cumberland County trap rabbits with lantern light. Eugene, Oregon considers an ordinance allowing pedestrians and physicians to ride bicycles on sidewalks.
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Tower
Cumberland County
Ezra Bhromshire
Oliver Friart
Haleyville
Shropshire
Bridgeton
Philadelphia Press
Eugene
Ore
Novelty Gloves With Silk Embroidered Armlets
A genuine novelty in gloves features white, black or cream suede with four buttons and scalloped edges. Armlets in silk cord net are embroidered with appliqué designs outlined in cord. Network, satin ribbon, and a silk cable fastening add ornamental detail, with a back-of-hand button and wrist lace fastening.
Newspaper education and Eliot on reporter training
An article discusses President Eliot’s essays and discourses on modern education. It emphasizes training in observing, recording, inferring, and expressing ideas, arguing reporters sharpen judgment and reasoning through daily practice, and that newspapers contribute to mental development.
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Essaga
Eliot
Harper's Weekly
Careful Flannel Washing Guide From Ladies' Hour Journal
Mrs. S. T. Rorer offers step by step flannel care and washing methods. She details washing temperatures, suds preparation, ammonia use, rinsing, wringing, drying, and pressing to preserve fabric texture and size. Colored flannels receive a vinegar rinse and specific drying guidance.
The Ten Dollar Note Illusion at Broad Street Station
A humorous incident at Broad Street station ends with an elderly man claiming a ten dollar bill but the note proves to be an advertisement for a loading house. A young man challenged him, they sought the head agent, and the ruse culminates as the old man snaps the note back onto the desk, revealing the ruse.
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Broad Street Station
Childdelphie Record
Indian Antiquities Donated to Smithsonian by Thomas Lee
More than twenty thousand Indian implements and antiquities from the Potomac valley were given to the Smithsonian by Thomas Lee, with Mr. Phillips having bequeathed the collection. Phillips was famed in international law and prehistoric Atlantic Coast studies, his collection a key to Algonquin manners and habits. Dr. William S. Tremble, prominent Buffalo physician, died at age 60.
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Potomac River
Smithsonian Institution
Thomas Lee
Phillips
Atlantic 1
Agit
Hallet Philips
Simbsed
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Hayy
Alliator
Evangelish Moody
Perseus
Andromeds
eLrolt Journal
Wheeler
Een
Puck
Cleveland
TRE
College
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Indian Antiquities
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