Christmas Wishes from Atlanta Consolusion
A playful note quotes Frank L. Stanton from the Atlanta Consolusion about the season. The text references children writing notes and the idea of Christmas time, with a light teasing tone and regional newspaper flavor.
Christmas Vacation for ailing Mother and Jays
Mrs Merrie, ill at home, is urged to rest, but her family arranges a Christmas vacation at a boarding house run by the four Jays. They fix a quiet Christmas with rest, surprise gifts, and a lavish family feast, ending with a tender realization of mutual love and sacrifice.
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Jim
Vic
Joe
Hoase
Nature
Old
Jobo
Markle
Merrie
John
Christyas
Missus
Jack
Jay
Mervie
Man of Science
Jerry
Jacqueline
Josephine
Jemima
Jerusha
Jays
Vination
Dy, Temple
John Merric
Jesse
Sue
Tin Jack
Jacl
Tlere Derey
Matum
Tsy
Dianer
Jaysiade
Mary Ann Griggs
Mary Ann
Jusee Berow
Tay
Mrs. Metrie
Taek
Kanderly
M. Howard Sheppard
Tadies’ World
New York
Christmas Contribution for the Poor Highlighted
A plea from St Louis Republic urges widening Christmas charity to aid the poor. The item calls for broader support and community generosity during the holiday season.
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St Loula Republic
Harrison Agreement: Imperialism Denounced by Gen Harrison
Gen Harrison argues against imperialism, citing the constitution and rights of man. He warns annexation of Philippines or other territories defies American ideals and sovereignty, urging governance by constitutional limits and universal human rights. The World notes the stance amid the era’s imperial debate.
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University of Michigan
McKinley
Philippines
Anand
Gon Harrison
Harrison
United States
Ori
Mirvison
God
Shiner
Ship subsidy debate enrages Portland paper on wheat ships
The Portland Oregonian denounces a proposed 9.1 million dollar annual subsidy to ship owners for 20 years. It lists 20 wheat ships in port, owned by 1% of individuals or firms, carrying 2.5 million bushels of wheat to Europe and other regions, and argues farmers bear the subsidy cost while ships profit. The article cites international competition and political figures, warning the plan would profit shipowners at public expense.
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Portland Oregonian
Torlland Docks
Europe
Africa
Orient
Tailix
Russia
Theii
Repliiny
Aig
Gatto
Tne
Chicago
Tomnal
Rep
Subsidies for Standart Oil ships under new shipping bill
A Chicago Tribune editorial questions subsidies for Standart Oil is ships if the bill passes. It argues large foreign flagged fleets would gain most while existing ships later built would receive full subsidies, creating favoritism for big exporters and harming smaller rivals in global trade.
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Standart Oi
Europe
Standard OU Company
Standard Oil Company
Chicago Trikeune
Rep
Opinions and Pointers From Turbulent Times
The fragment discusses Mark Hunny and Mark Wann with calls for democracy to have faith and organization across parties, critiques on trusts, and references to the Tayusaes treaty debates. It cites editorials from Philadelphia Times Denver Post and Washington Telegram and mentions a U S government sale of Mark Tianna’s yacht and Philippine mediation.
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Mark Hunny
Gortried
Chicago Record
Ind
Mark Wann
United States Senate
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Philadelphia
Iimes
Mark Tianna
Philippines
United States
Republican Party
Rutayas City Dimes
Senate
Wasiurton
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