Krupp’s Career of War Making Left in Debate
A commentary contrasts Krupp’s pursuit of unprecedented war power with calls for moral reform. It recalls his industrial might, naval armament, and battlefield destruction while arguing such advances degrade humanity and history. The piece then shifts to Charles Kelly of St. Louis, a once‑respected official who fled justice, detailing his fall from civic trust and the temptations of crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kelly
St. Louis
Kelly
Tucouelda
Street Car and Power and Light Companies
Ollie
Hone
Not Capable of Self-Government in South America
The text argues that South American republics are not capable of self-government, claiming widespread ignorance and willingness to cede resources to a few individuals. It insists people are too dull to oppose policies or embrace Christian civilization, and references watching others die as a test of civilization and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Americana
Eachange
Pioneer Nancy Russell Dies at Tacoma at 70 Years
Nancy Russell a Washington pioneer of 1852 died in Tacoma aged seventy The death notice notes her long residence and status as an early settler in the region with her ties to 1852 settlement efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Nancy Russell
Washington
Tacoma
Thurada
Pendleton Oddities and Street Scenes In Town
A garbled column of local chatter and humorous vignettes describes temper, delivery, and street work. Anecdotes mention Pendleton tickets and a joking exchange about routes and rifles, with a cook guiding a man in a comic pose near an Arm strong House reference.
The Last of the Populists Ends in Congress
The New York World notes the dissolution of the Populist movement as Harris of Kansas is to be replaced by a Republican in Congress. With no Populists left in the Senate, House, or governorships, the third party's era is deemed over, its fusion influence fading after 1906 results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Kansas
Ake
Senate
Weaver
Neary
Cleveland
Nevada
New York World
Peruna cures a hopeless consumption case
A letter from Mrs. M. A. Close of Appleton Wisconsin thanks Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio for healing a severe consumption case after thirteen doctors failed. She credits Peruna and Manalin with stopping hemorrhages and restoring her health after three years of illness and a deadly prognosis. She asks mail be sent to 579 Pacific Street Appleton Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna
Manalin
Milwaukee
Wis
M. A. Close
P. S
Untitled Health Claim About Peruns Cure
Fragmented medical ad claims Peru cures catarrh and consumption. It promises complete recovery with long treatment and appeals for readers to write Dr Hartman for a full statement and free sample. It mentions Mrs Lowe and a Hartman treatment, typical of late 19th century patent remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dia
Lowe
Hartna
Hartman Senitertun
Also Mentioned on This Page
Adies
Pocket Books
Ladies Pocket Books
Andreae Bard
Krupp
Kiebler
Brportnes
Reno
Kray
Paeney
Penton
W. Balke
Jack Matthews
Helena
Mont
A. Perrin
Bao
Eliza
Pendleton
Abe
Tonal Estate
Armstrong House
Riley
Yenra
W. T Thompson
Townsend Browlwater Co
Montana
Dr. Pierce
RK. V. Pierce
Gray's Harbor Com. Co
Opp. W. & C. R. Depot
Nebraska
Kearney, Neb
Inel
Anil Borg
Rogers
South Window
Atch
T. C. Taylor
Lus
Mra. J
Lei
Ee Totais
TJ. Priest, Ae
Colesnortil
Ned
Office de Sar
ailLerte
Ei Fae
S.C. Companys
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