Nevada Senator Stewart Starts Anew In Gold Fields
Aged former Nevada governor and longtime U.S. Senator William M. Stewart, famed for a vast Washington fortune and a $250,000 single fee, relocates with a young bride to a one story Nevada home. He declares intent to rebuild wealth through mining law ventures and Nevada discoveries, maintaining vigor and optimism despite a storied career.
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Lin Stewart
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Washington Palace
Palr-Flood- Mackay
Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Kirkwood House
New York
Santa Claus
Climate details of Manchuria affect Russo Japanese War
The article outlines Manchuria’s climate and seasonal patterns cited from M. J. Ross. March and April bring strong southwest winds, spring starts in April, wheat sowing ends in late March, and wheat harvests occur by late June or early July. Summers are hot with rare rain until late summer. heavy rains follow, causing floods. Harvest in September and best October weather precede frosts in late October. November to March are cold. Mukden records extreme lows, while some sunny winter days occur due to southern exposure.
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Manchuria
Russia
Japan
M. J. Ross
Scientife American
Mukden
Nittehcieg
Gulf of Liaotung
Vladivostock
Rights of Man and land policies critique by Detroit News Tribune
The Detroit News Tribune argues that rights to work come from nature not law, opposing regulations that block self employment. It cites U S land laws, homesteads, and alleged land frauds, noting how officials and speculators curb productive labor and restrict opportunity, including comparisons to crises in Venezuela.
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Detroit News Tribune
United States
West
Castro
Venezuela
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20th Century Empire Building and Power Shifts
The article discusses how wars and imperial power reshape nations, predicting centralized empires by assimilation. It envisions Japan rising in East Asia, Russia and Germany expanding, Latin Europe uniting, England pursuing empire growth, and the United States expanding and absorbing peoples across continents by century end.
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Japan
Asia
Russia
Germany
Austria
Europe
England
United States
Colonel Watterson Hints Return to Politics
The Washington Post reports Colonel Watterson says he would enter the political arena again in mock terms but declines to specify how. The New York Bat notes it as a likely move, with a playful jab at the elephant.
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Washington Post
Watterson
New York
Political machinery and voter independence in modern parties
Analyzes how party organization and national committees shape campaigns in the United States. Describes the Republican and Democratic structures from Washington to states and districts, the role of leaders like Cortelyou Hanna Belmont and Bryan, and how voters remain independent despite pervasive party machinery.
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Marcus Alange
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National Committee
Tion
Democratic National Committee
Republican National Committee
Washington
Elmer Dover
Hanna
National
Von
George B. Cortelyou
Presiident Roosevelt
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Mr. Hanna
T. T. Taggart
Indianapolis
New York
August Belmont
Sheehan
Messrs. Taggart, Belmont and Sheehay
William J. Bryan
Offeh
Congressional National Committee
Sre & Jo
Congress
Lowe
Yre
House of Representatives
Ufe
Tiuziog
Bittor
Noricam
United Sties
Ancient and Modern Jewish Customs at the New Year
The article describes the blowing of the ram’s horn or shofar on Jewish New Year as observed by orthodox and reform Jews, noting ancient traditions dating to Moses. It explains the shofar, its sacred use, and the strict requirements for the shofar blower, including rituals with a silk cloth and ceremonial stance beside the rabbi.
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