Philippine education progress and US policy shift noted
The fragment discusses education gains in the Philippines under American rule with enrollments rising from 183,000 to 263,000, and cites Taft's estimate that 5,000,000 yearly could be spent on schools. It comments on Roosevelt's policy to aid Philippine self-government and notes regional tranquility and ongoing modernization amid challenges in Mindanao and other areas.
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Philippines
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
islanda
Samar
Moro
Rio Grande
Lake Lanao
Mindsnan
Jalo
Mora
Vacant Senate chair vs Addicks stirs Delaware view
Contemporaries note Delaware citizens favor the vacant Senate chair over Addicks. Railroads push for rebates but have not yet applied. The Mikado earns $3,000,000 yearly as Japan’s head. a thriving field for a young Japanese. Utah’s union of church and state is criticized as a difficult issue.
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Senate
Addicks
Delaware
Cumberland News
Polygamy Law Enforcement Highlighted in Smoot Case
The Cumberland Times notes a rigid enforcement of federal anti polygamy statutes is not being carried out, citing evidence from testimony in the Smoot case.
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Smoot
Cumberland Times
Minutes of Merriness and Local Quips
A collage of humorous exchanges and jokes from various papers. Children tease Mr Wise about doors and crapes, a parrot quip about learning swears, a campaigner joke about TV votes, and Mrs Browne notes travel in Egypt ending with light quips about Pyrenees and the Phoenix.
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Mra. Browne
Egypt
Nile
Lipton seeks designer for new racing yacht challenge
The article notes Sir Thomas Lipton planning another America’s Cup attempt and seeking a designer. it praises the potential contender, discusses racing machines, and contemplates faster, sportier boat builds while calling the racing yacht a costly hobby for enthusiasts. It also covers the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission noting over 20 000 applications and broad hero stories from across the United States highlighting everyday courage.
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Thomas Lipton
Iie
Criticiam
New York World
United States
Wellington
Debates over Swayne Case in House Leader Roles
Grosvenor and Cockran lead an in house argument on the Swayne case with references to the Trent incidents and the conduct of the debate. Members Lacey Nevin and Cranmpaether are noted as speakers, while Laonar of Florida and Mitchell of Oregon press for or against indictments amid partisan commentary.
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Cockran
Kington
Barredo
Orleans
Wessrs
Lacey
bows
Nevin
Gita
Moan
Pennsylvania
Cranmpaether
Indiana
Laonar
Florida
Swayne
senate
tate
Ar Mitchell
Greson
Oregon
Hines
Bishop Talbot Sued by Irvine in Philadelphia Suit
The Rev. Irvine files a slander suit against Bishop Ethelbert Talbot of the Central Pennsylvania Episcopal Diocese. Papers served and case aimed for civil court action as church controversy spreads from church circles to the courts.
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Philadelphia
Meladelphia
Ethelbert Talbot
Gentral Pennsylvania
SON. W. devine
Tip
Irvine
Talent
ashdni
Episcopal church
Le Irvine
Re. Tod Patton
Church Standard
daniel J. Odell
Moments With The Muse Polly Aprona Apron Poem
Fragmented verse describing Polly wearing an apron to protect her frock with a small muslin pocket square and moral defense. The poem contrasts domestic imagery with a dreamlike scene of peace, nature, and a hopeful afterlife. It evokes memory of travel homeward and a calm, celestial end.
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Polly
Earthquake burial disaster and robbery shock in Russian town
A powerful earthquake wrecks a densely populated Russian town, killing workers and injuring many as streets flood with debris. A daring mail robbery occurs nearby, with a suspect escaping amid chaotic scenes, police scouring the area for clues and witnesses.
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London
Bt. Peterebarsg
res port Cat
Personal notices from Baltimore visits and callers
Justice J. Graham Johnson visits Baltimore on business while Misa Myrtle Parr of Hanover Pa and Miss Ellen Trail Legs of Glen Ellen visit friends there. Miss Ida B Eader of Baltimore returns after visiting grandparents in this city. Dr Samuel T Haffner returns from business travel. Also an ad mentions Laxative Bromo Quin ine Tablets with 25 cent price and a whiskey ad touting family whiskey.
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Justice J. Graham Johnson
Baltimore
Misa Myrtle Parr
Hanover
Misa Marie Yenkle
Third
Samuel T. Haffner
Miss Ellen Trail Legs
Glen Ellen
Ida B. Eader
Augustus L. Eader
South Market street
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
A promotional notice claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease. It states the cure acts internally on blood and mucous surfaces, offers $100 for failures, and urges sending testimonials to F. J. Carney & Co of Toledo Ohio. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. CARNEY & CO
Toledo
C. Bola
Deaths and crimes filter through a misted notice collage
A garbled dispatch reports the death of Gi Charles in Brooklyn from suicide after personal trials, a prominent sculptor in New York described as cutting his throat with a knife after weeks of distress, and a secret service arrest in Minneapolis. It also lists fourth class postmaster appointments across several towns.
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Dew Yarh
Bebe ding
United Vale Academey
Adimgeelis
Woeld
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