Callao and Peru Inland Horizons in South American Trade
Callao port in Peru serves as a key Pacific hub with modern docks, electric machinery, and a floating dock for 21 feet draught vessels. Lima and Arequipa hubs push rail expansion and foreign investment as Peru plans canal belt links and Amazon-Pacific rail connections for industrial growth.
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Callao
South America
Pacific
Perth
Valparaiss
Chile
Niath
Anehes
Ih Vitty
Cath
Tei Idt
Havre
Hook of Holland
Cullen
Fadiay
Lima
Jima
Peru
New York State
Oroya
Henry Meiggs
Pacific Ocean
Andes
Lake Titicaca
Harvard Astronomical Observatory
Misti
Arequipa
Republic
Amazon
Antidote for Divorce A Banter on Marriage Costs
In a satirical dialogue, the Bachelor Girl and the Mere Man debate anti divorce laws and propose tougher marriage hurdles. They mock easy licenses and suggest higher costs or rarified access to wed, arguing matrimony should be a privilege and divorce harder to obtain.
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Tamie
Situa
Trousseau
Inyehelor
Bachelor Srn
Beeecause
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Wohiati
Europe
South America
North Pole
Tam
Evans hazes captain of first battleship
Washington notes Rear Admiral Evans keeps a strict, jokingly harsh regime to test new battleship captains. A newly promoted commander endures intense signals at sea before earning his chief’s praise. The tale includes a Rio de Janeiro signal of reassurance after a tense start. Includes a Danish windmill electric lighting system details.
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Washington
Evans
Cape Worn
Pacific
Hampton Roads
Connecticut
Rio
Meena
Sjalland
Is the proprietor in
A terse Harper's Weekly exchange unfolds in a quiet office as a visitor questions the absence of the proprietor. The punchline reveals the proprietor is at the undertaker’s. he is dead.
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Harper's Weekly
Wes
Bobby’s Speech Slip Causes Mother’s Worry
In a Harpers Weekly vignette, Tsobby’s mother frets over her young son Bobby mispronouncing phrases at school. She recalls his habit of saying major to set up instead of sit up, explaining his reluctance to waste “grain” on misapplied words.
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Harpers Weekly
Tsobby
Bobby
Forbidden City of Lamas to Have Newspaper Service
Pekin authorities approve telegraph lines into Lhasa and a mail service with Lhasa, enabling a resident of Phibet to pursue a newspaper there. Lhasa, high in the Himalayas, hosts the Dalai Lama’s palace and major monasteries, with about 45 600 residents and an 80 000 monk population, plus a Chinese garrison of 2 700 nearby.
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Forbidden City OF
Lamas
Pekin
Lhasa
Thibet
Phibet
Forbidden City
Phi
Dalat Uama
Avalokiteshveara
Depung
Did General Lee Expect Defeat
John S Wise recalls a late night meeting with General Lee in April 186? near Sailors Creek. Lee spoke of retreat by the Danville road and noted that movements depended on external events but hinted that defeat was possible as the war would end where it began.
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John S Wise
Lee
Kavis
Hiin
Tilee
Finn Santis
Marshall
Sailors Creek
Liyis
Fe Hug
Danville’ Road
Burkville
Lynchburg
Gutmurehine
Courterward
Sid Thes
Manassas
Sharpsburg
Fredericksburg
Chancellorsville
Happe
Inquiry into the Influenza Germ in London World
A dramatic poem asks Bacillus about the nature and origin of the influenza germ. It questions whether the microbe is atomic or lymphatic, zymotic or exotic, and why it causes fever, pain, and death, urging a clear explanation of its purpose and return.
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Bacillis
London World
Incomplete OCR Summary of Sports Item
The readable text is garbled with names and dates missing. It references football and coaching, but no clear event, teams, scores, or outcomes are present to produce a factual summary.
Chilean Government as a Family Affair in Reform Era
The article describes Chile as a nation ruled by powerful families who shape politics through an extreme parliamentary pattern. It notes a history of dynastic transitions, revolutions, and economic growth, with current tensions as foreign promoters labor unions and social forces press for systemic changes.
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Arthur Ruhl
Scribner
Hantingo
Pero
Chamber of Deputies
Cabernet
Bin
Balmacetna
Valmaceda
Althowweh San- Unzo
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Bet
Younghusband
Ilehasa
Manning
Hue and Gabet
Nainsingh
Sarat Chandra Dass
Brahmaputra
Mongolia
Kashmir
Nepal
Potala
Dalai Lama
Tibet
Bacillus
Tie
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