Armenian Question in Review of Reviews Sparks Debate
A lengthy critique defends the Armenian massacres narrative arguing the facts are underplayed and urge action by Christian nations. It cites about 1,000,000 Armenians worldwide with major populations in Turkey and Russia and accuses Kurds of brutality while suggesting annexation to Russia as a possible remedy.
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Armenia
Review of Reviews
Nomigshomary
United States
Russia
Mr. Marshall
Supreme Court
Gheir
Marshall
Elfeck Watt
Perpetuty
Ime
Weil
Pole Payasenda
Deepanggakopar
Fragale Shale
Hypnotism and Navy Enlistment Promises in New York
A speculative article explores hypnotism as a cure for deafness by Professor Enoch Henry Currier of a prominent New York institute for the deaf, arguing auditory nerve development through hypnotic sleep and exercise. It also discusses naval enlistment for men 21 to 36, viewing military service as a career path and school of experience amid broader currency and financial debates in New York newspapers.
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Sam Beneficent Agency
Enoch Henry Currier
Professor Currier
New York
Currier
United States Navy
Amarina
Navy
Ian Girt
The Decline and Demands of Editorial Pages
A reflective piece argues readers ignore editorials because they are unreadable and stale. It praises informed, engaged writers who maintain curiosity, current events knowledge, and humane sympathy to craft columns readers will value. It laments stagnation and calls for lively, well read editorial work.
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Arnl
Campalga Neta
San Francisco
Join
Horace Creeley
Europe
Thas
Toa
Enthnusiny
Dagman
New Blood and New Ideas Shape the Senate and Schools
The piece discusses a coming influx of new politicians in the Senate and House, noting a shake up after November and calls for public reverence to adapt. It also argues for compulsory athletics in schools, praising physical training as essential alongside academics and citing Greek ideals and a New York Sun perspective on Japanese victories.
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House
de Portient
Surveydrop
Florida
Ben Tilleman
Butler
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Hartford Post
Crecce
Vollezes
Follege St
Jowie
New York Sun
China
Argonauts of Forty Nine Era in California Pioneers
A San Francisco Chronicle note on the California Pioneers society and the Argonauts of 1849 50. It recalls Samuel Brannon leading Mormon settlers to Yerba Buena in 1846 aboard the Brooklyn, the gold rush migration, and the sea and land routes to Ophir. Many future leaders and notable figures emerge from the era as the state joins the Union, with vivid portraits of early days and key personalities.
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California
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Father Solano
Black Sea
Argo
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Minyvir
Acastus
Periclymenus
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Mexico
Horn
Samuel Brannon
Mer. Brannon
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William Cody
Saco
Maine
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New York
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Monterey
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United States
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Oregon
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Yerba Buena Beach
Coloma
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Remarkable figures of the California era in an Argonaut letter
The writer recalls San Francisco leaders and pioneers in a Civil War era view. Alcalde Shannon urged California to remain free of slavery. Burnett served as the first American governor. Techamacher is praised as a distinguished local figure, seen in an eastern town with Kelly giving vocal concerts. Mentions of Baker and Fergusson, both lawyers, note Fergusson’s death in a duel and a Sacramento monument. Baker, English born, died at Ball’s Bluff. The author hints at more to come in a following issue.
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United States
Mexico
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Riley
Mason
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Larkin
Botts
Helper
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Gilbert
Wallace
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Bowie
Burnett
Geary
Naglee
Cohen
McAllister
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Culeman
Techemacher
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Bartlett
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Kewen
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Fergusson
Voorhies
King
Hensley
Stockton
Denver
Vigilanes Committee
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Roach
Monterey
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Washington
Ean Alcalde
Trighman
Legislative
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Ball's, Blut
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Pike County
the Winds College
Jacksonville
Rich Man’s $1000 Umbrella Becomes Symbol Of Excess
A Times lampoon describes a New York magnate who financed a $1000 umbrella with solid gold components and multiple large diamonds. The tale mocks extreme wealth and suggests subtler displays of riches would better serve workers and markets.
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New York City
Garden of Eden
Depew’s Head lauds Chauncey Depew’s fortune and wit
The Phrenological Journal extols Chauncey M. Depew praising his temperance cheerfulness and health. It notes his swift preparation and delivery of speeches without notes. The piece comments on national politics and the fluctuating fortunes of millionaires including Fair and Palmer remarks.
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Edgar C. Beall
Chauncey M. Depew
Depew
Mr. Depew
Beall
Franklin the sage of America a portrait in praise
A tribute recalling Benjamin Franklin born 1691 and his enduring legacy. It cites his role at the constitutional convention, his plans for a paper currency, postal system foundations, University of Pennsylvania, American Philosophical Society, and contributions to science and independence. It closes with reflections on his wisdom and moral guidance.
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America
United States
Washington
University of Pennsylvania
American Philosophical Society
Franklin
France
Great Britain
Paul
Royal British Society
Richard
Drear Monotony and Escape in Rural Life and Global Notes
A pair of farm girls flee home citing monotony yet may return seeking forgiveness. The piece condemns farm life as grind and declares variety essential. It mentions a French nature colony led by M. Garvier advocating female led religious roles and a wall around the settlement. It notes debates on Japan sentiment and contrasts U S pension costs with military spending, with pensions declining as veterans age out.
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M. Garvier
Garvier
Nature
Humanity
Germany
United States
People of the Mist in Reed’s tale highlighted
Reader note on the story The People of the Mist described as queer figures in Reed’s serialized work and Hi as the publication venue. The excerpt discusses Rider Meaggard’s great Seriu? now being serialized in this paper.
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