Home versus Hotel. The wholesome influence of a real home
Dr. Talmage extols home life over hotels and boarding houses, arguing that public residences erode family bonds and moral character. He cites the Good Samaritan, warns of gossip and loss of privacy, and urges capitalists to build small, affordable homes to restore private firesides and stable upbringing.
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Louis Klopsch
Washington
Dr. Talmage
Mre
Samaratan
Samaritan
Abraham
Mamre
Guy Fawkes
Illinois Prairies
Father
Elisha
Zarephath
Rahab
Jericho
Jacob
Lot
Mary
Martha
Zaccheus
Christ
Publius
Melita
Paul
Christendom
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Cyrus
America
George Peabody
Lady Burdett- Coutts
England
Nine room house priced at $2 500 with ornate details
A complete nine room residence offered at 2500 dollars features a 22 by 48 foot ground plan. Parlor dining and sitting rooms include bays and sliding doors, with a kitchen, pantry, library and second floor rooms. Building notes cover structure, materials, finishes and fixtures.
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Georgia
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When He Knows He Is Homely
A Chicago Daily News observation notes a homely man consoles himself by believing he is smart, turning insecurity into self-assuredness. The piece reflects on self-perception and vanity in everyday life.
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Chicago Daily News
New Diagnostic Uses Sound From Skull Attributed To Charcot Circle
The piece notes physicians including Gilles De la Tourette using skull tapping to diagnose brain conditions. It claims pitch varies by age and health, with children producing higher notes and the elderly higher still, and references diseases or fractures detectable by the hammering sound.
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Charcot
Gilles de la Tourette
Anti Bryan Democrats and the Sound Money Question
The Washington Star argues that retiring Mr. Bryan would signal convergence with McKinley era views, alienating sound money supporters and protectionists. It contends expansion and territorial gains favor a bold, uncompromising stance, while softening positions risks political defeat.
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Mr. Bryan
Bryan
McKinley
Norman- Wilson Tarif Kih
Ite
Wir
Democrancnt
Washington Star
The Chinese Wall and Tariff Debate Revisited
A Chicago engineer argues against the protective tariff as ancestral walls crumble. The St. Louis Republic notes Democrats push Wilson era reforms that disrupt industry, while Republicans and workingmen cling to protection to shield labor and farming interests amid rising trusts.
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Chicago
St. Louis Republic
Thi
Democratic Party
Webster
Scribner’s
Hoar
Blood on Their Heads Buried in Treason at Home
Testimony from Hon. John Barrett of Oregon claims Boston anti imperialists incited Filipino resistance aiding Aguinaldo. He links Senate treaty opposition to uprisings and says treachery spurred battles, hospital scenes, and morale collapse among U S forces in the Philippines.
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John Barrett
Oregon
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Hiipines
Aguinaldo
Senate
Boston “Anti-imperialistic League
Barrett
Islands
Admiral Dewey
Milipino
Philippines
Boston
Europe
Slcek
Prigs
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Bell's algebraic life span rule for mammals
In a Nature letter Ernest Bell proposes a formula to estimate full mammal life term as ten and a half times the maturation period divided by the cube root of that period. He calculates dormouse four years eat ten years horse 28 lion 35 and elephant 112 years under ideal conditions.
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Nature
Ernest Bell
Trees Grow Very Rapidly A Surprising Summer Growth Report
An ordinary shrub measured at 2% feet tall shows 585 new shoots since spring. Shoots range from half an inch to six inches, averaging two inches and totaling 98 feet. Leaves number 39,814, and the combined shoot length would stretch over half a mile.
The Colors of Flah and the Ashcroft Soap Mine
The fish uses white undersides to blend with light filtered water and green backs to hide from above. Ashcroft British Columbia hosts a lake-like soap mine where borax and soda crystallize on the bottom and sides, allowing blocks to be sawed out like ice.
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Flah
Ashcroft
British Columbia
Tin plate mills shutdown proves industry growth in U.S.
Meyeland Leader notes the sudden closing of tin plate mills due to unresolved labor terms, idling about 50,000 workers. The piece argues the industry shows strong growth and permanence in the United States despite lack of native tin and after tariff-supported development.
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United States
Sneas
America
Meyeland
Misunderstanding over diamonds and elections
A dialogue excerpt features Mrs Hopewel-Hut and Mr S Hopewell debating a briolet diamond and a pear shaped jewel as a joke. The quotation shifts to a political jab where a former candidate calls an election a walk over, but the doorstep remark suggests a failed bid.
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Washington Star
Appearances Deceptive in Odd Exchange Cited
In a clipped exchange from a periodical, a speaker notes appearances can mislead. The other asks for clarification while a comic fragment references a grocery run and a plan to plant narrowroot to grow an archery set, attributed to a mix of media names.
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Mami
George Gazzami
George
Harper’s Bazar
Press Opinions Reflections on Democratic Conventions
A compilation of editorials from multiple papers debating Democratic strategy for 1900. Analysts urge a clear issue on trusts and silver while noting Bryan’s crossfire with Chicago leaders and the risk of factions.
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Troy Timex
Bryan
Gorman
Springfield Union
Indianapolis Journal
Harvey
Delver
Connecticut
Chicago Times-Herald
Six
Jess
Indianapolis News
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Harrison
Times-Herald
Jr. J. Loucks
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Denver Times