The Immense Amazon Valley a Mighty Brazilian State
Brazil’s vast Amazon region dominates imperial space with 8.2 million square miles of territory, two thirds drained by the Amazon, and a forest wealth unmatched. The article surveys Amazonas, Grao Para, Maranhao, Bahia, Rio de Janeiro, Para, and Pernambuco, noting rivers, forests, commerce, and potential for reciprocity and growth.
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Brazil
Brazi
Great Britain
Alaska
United States
Mexico
New York
San Francisco
Missouri
Cape Orange
San Pedro Do Sul
Liverpool
Amazon
Herndon
Anta
Atlantic
Mazon
Cntice
Madeira
Santarem
Azil
Orinoco
East
Iica
Pacific
South America
Theo
Amazon Valley
Ezucla
Pampas
Argen Bs
Abune
Sahara
Arabia
Europe
Asia
Amazonas
Republic of Brazil
Grao Para
Maranhao
Mississippi
Sergipe
Bahia
Rio de Janeiro
Republic
Havana
Rio
Portugal
Clever Collie Sits For Portrait In Rain
Sidney Cooper recalls sketching a drover and his collie in Cumberland inns. A wet plaid tale ends with the dog guarding the dry plaid by the kitchen fire, then posing for the painter as the master praises the clever dog.
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Colle
T. Sidney Cooper
Cumberland
Collie
Sit and Set in a Word Usage Passage
A short piece explains the differences between sit and set through examples about hens, basins, wash-stands, dogs, and feet. It notes consent and action implications for the gram marians and other characters while illustrating conventional usage and potential reactions.
St. Pauls Day Weather Day Traditions and Ventilation
The article notes St Pauls Day on January 25 known as the weather day in distant regions with a superstition linking fair weather to a happy year. It argues the era needs thorough ventilation physically intellectually and morally.
Landslide at Eagle Gorge Buries Men on Cascade Division
A severe landslide at Eagle Gorge near Canton Washington on the Cascade division of the Northern Pacific killed and injured workers. Sixty two men were repairing track when the cliff gave way. Debris filled the river and several bodies remained unrecovered amid accusations of delayed rescue and delayed recovery efforts.
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Cascade Division
Northern Pacific
Eagle Gorge
Canton
Wash
Northern Pacific Railway
Tacoma
Green River
Death of Comanche The Only Thing of Custer's Com Caine Out Alive
The report notes the death of Comanche the only surviving member of Custer's command in a dramatic clash. The brief mentions memory of the battle and the fate of the unit.
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Custer
Comanche the famed war horse dies at Fort Riley aged twenty five
Comanche the West’s legendary war horse and sole survivor of Custer’s 1876 massacre at the Little Bighorn died at Fort Riley Kansas at age 25. The Seventh Cavalry pet lived in ease in later years as Professor Dyche prepared his skin and skeleton for a World’s Fair exhibit. Captain Miles Keogh rode Comanche in numerous battles.
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Fort Riley
Kan
Comanche
Custer
Seventh Cavalry
Dyche
The
State University
Miles
Keogh
Captain Benteen
Reno
Captain Keogh
Norcross Identified as Bomb Attacker in Sage Case
Henry L Norcross of Boston is identified as the bomb thrower at Russell Sage. Friends say he showed insanity in recent times and had ambitious wealth plans. The piece also recounts two lighthearted jokes about storms and safety and a farmer’s boy quip about penning stray articles.
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Henry L. Norcross
Russell Sage
Boston
Norcross
Twin Cities Ready to Host Republican National Convention
The article argues Minneapolis and St Paul can accommodate a large Republican National Convention with a combined hotel capacity of 12,000. It cites 6,800 in Minneapolis and 5,100 in St Paul, plus extensive rail and transit links linking the twin cities and their parks, handling over 100,000 daily riders.
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Twin Cities
Minneapolis
Stil Paul
United States
Chicago
New York
St. Paul
Union Depot
New York City
Minneapoli
Splendid Park
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the Young Republic
Agassiz
Azores
Heligoland
Malta
Gibraltar
Fara
Para
Pernambuco
Venice
America
Lian
Rio Janeiro
Northern Pacific Rail
McOmance
Detroit Free Press
Baltimore American
Gobbins
Dansville Breeze
Eapolis
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