Johnson’s Demands in Ohio Legislation Theory
The State Journal’s Cleveland correspondent argues Tom L Johnson seeks control over all proposed laws, while international notes say Germany respects the Monroe Doctrine and will not threaten Venezuela. The piece also reports on December 14 money remittances from New York to Europe via postal orders totaling 31,185,240 with varied country allocations and averages, highlighting foreign-born Americans’ income sends.
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The
State Journal
Cleveland
Ohio
Tom L. Johnson
Johnson
Germany
United States
Venezuela
North Atlantic
West Indies
New York
Europe
Great Britain
Ireland
Sweden
Italy
Russia
Hungary
Norway
Switzerland
France
Denmark
Belgium
Netherlands
Egypt
Portugal
Talia
Prize Money Disparities Decried by Washington Post
The Washington Post denounces prize money allocations from the Spanish American War era. It notes Rear Admiral Sampson has $25,797.44 plus about $10,000 more expected from the Maria Teresa case, while Schley has $149.35 and $3,234 pending. Chadwick has drawn $14,036.08 with more coming, and Cook and Clark expect substantial sums. Dewey’s Manila bounty totals about 3,570, far less than Sampson and Chadwick. The piece calls the distribution extraordinary and unjust.
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William L. Sampson
Schley
F. E. Chadwick
Sampson
Maria Teresa
Cook
Brooklyn
Clark
Oregon
Wainwright
Watson
Dewey
Manila
Chadwick
Santiago
Washington Post
The Independent Farmer on the Chicago Livestock Show
A Chicago livestock show demonstrates national prosperity beyond pure statistics, illustrated by a Chicago Inter Ocean tale from a country banker. He recalls a farmer who sought a $100 loan twenty five years ago, highlighting the enduring farmer lender dynamic.
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Chicago
The American king of the fertile land in Illinois
A banker recounts how the American farmer conquered the continent, praising independence and government support. He contrasts past farmer resilience with current demand, noting farmers’ growing power in securing credit and shaping national policy. The farmer’s success is seen as civilization’s backbone and ruler of prosperity.
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Mr. B
Maton Wat
Illinois
What to tell children about Santa Claus myth and belief
A column urges parents to keep Santa Claus as myth and fairy tale from infancy, arguing belief supports joy and moral imagination. It recommends telling stories as myths to preserve childhood wonder until the child can grasp spiritual ideas, with later reinterpretation as age grows.
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Santa Claus
Anna Margaret Price
Ladies' Home Journal
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Don’t Know It
An old newspaper ad claims kidney trouble is common and unseen. It instructs how to test urine sediment to detect illness and promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, liver, and urinary issues. It also mentions free sample offers and Foley's Honey and Tar for colds, with Rider & Snyder selling substitutes.
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Kilmer & — Tome
Swamptock Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Meni
Report on Schley trial and Dewey report stirs Washington
Secretary Long approved the findings in the Schley case and backed the court’s majority on command at Santiago. He refused further inquiry into command. Secretary Root demanded General Miles explain his Cincinnati interview praising Admiral Dewey. White House denies sensational tales. Miles’s interview triggers administration stance against renewed Schley controversy. Maclay's navy history to be acted on.
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Washington
Lovg
Schley
Santiago
Sampson
Root
Miles
Cincinnati
Admiral Dewey
Schter
Law Alt
Lord Pauncefote
White House
Sampson-Schley
Army
Navy
E. 8
Maclay
Scliey
The Cold Wave Grips Several States
The morning reports record a severe cold wave with subzero readings in many areas. In Springfield Ohio the temperature fell to 14 below zero with no coal cars in the city and factories idling while water works have only one day supply. Akron and Evansville report coal shortages forcing drastic measures and reduced factory operations as prices rise.
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Flanin
Dee
Islamia
Tampa
Springfield
Akron
Evansville
Ind
Selling Degrees Stirs Masonry Crisis in New York
Charles W. Meade arrives for a conference with high Masonic officers amid allegations of clandestine lodge formation and the sale of degrees. The issue echoes past turmoil when a member threatened to publish a exposing book.
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New York
Charles W. Meade
Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons
Williams Morgan
Lake Ontario
Suffering in Chicago amid coal famine dangers
Chicago faces a looming crisis as cold weather persists with a coal famine. Merchants and manufacturers plead for fuel while elevators and offices run short of heat. Railroads restrict coal shipments, reducing capacity and signaling little relief ahead.
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Chicago
Chicagd
USA
County Seat News Infirmary directors meet in Canton
Infirmary directors Hardgrove Howenstine and Reese held their regular Canton meeting to address issues including county commissioners condemning parts of the infirmary as filthy. Reese noted inmates must bathe at least weekly. Treasurer Smith reported rapid tax payments and extended office hours. A small fire at William Fritz’s East Second Street residence caused roof damage estimated at 200. Bradstreet bank clearings for Canton rose 3.4 percent to 127000. Estate of Henry Beatty Massillon filed inventory and appraisement. New marriage licenses issued to Charles F Dulabahn and Sadie Carruthers and to Thomas Lewis and Huron Cowan.
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Canton
Bradstreet
Henry Beatty
Massillon
Charles F Dulabahn
Sadie Carruthers
Thomas Lewis
Huron Cowan
Silk Robbers and Silk Suspect Tale In City
Mayor Wise and Humberger officials travel to Cleveland after a woman selling black silk is arrested there with ten yards of silk believed stolen from Humberger’s store. She gives no name but is thought to originate from Massillon. Police seek a man with mucilage said to make anything tick. Minor arrests noted including a plain drunk.
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Cleveland
Humberger
Massillon
Wise
A. J. Humberger & Sons
How to Mend Broken China with Home Cements
The article outlines methods to repair china and crockery using white glue, milk, egg white, plaster of Paris mixtures, and a special litharge and glycerin cement. It emphasizes careful, piece by piece assembly, with drying times ranging from hours to days for durable results.
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Paris
Modish Neck Pieces as Secret to French Elegance
The article notes that the necessaries hold an important place for well dressed French women and are key to a successful toilet. It highlights pretty cravats, becoming ruffles, shoulder peterines and other fashionable neck additions.
Wayn of Cooking Cabbage and a Mousseline Applique Stole
A recipe segment discusses making a cabbage dish by quartering the vegetable, boiling in salted water, and finishing with butter, salt, pepper, or Hollandaise. It mentions optional serving ideas with grated cheese and a white sauce, and describes a fashion item with ermine tails.
Desserta Ideas Using Dates Figs and Prunes
Fast Fruit Desserta with dates figs and prunes can be used in many desserts. A simple luncheon dish pairs dates with cream prepared in two ways. Dates are stowed and washed then steamed until tender or gently stewed in a syrup with sugar water and vanilla, cooled and served with whipped cream.
Questioning Consent and Ironies in Modern Matrimony
A dialogue fragment centers on Mrs De Ehinks-No denying consent for her daughter while Mr Hicks foreshadows awkward in law humor. It then shifts to a note on bicycles and Egyptian obelisks bearing two wheeled vehicles, ending with a Lavater aside about human fault and perfection.
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Souestion
Mrs. de Ehinks
Mr. Hicks
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Torey
Kier & Snyder
Foley's
Rider & Snyder
County Seat News
Mayor Wise
Mr. Humber
Timothy Mullane
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West Main Street
Campcreek
China
Shiloh
S. C. Waris & Co
Te Roy
Karl
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Wefler
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