Citizens must defend law and order amid rising unrest
A 1900s editorial warns against a jingoist, lawless faction inside and outside the United States. It denounces agitators at conventions and in Congress, urges discipline, and argues for teaching civic duty from childhood. It recalls a Salt Lake City convention plea to arm labor, calls for lawful behavior, and notes risks to national honor and safety. The Galveston News item recalls a Sherman lettuce incident with a joke about dressing on lettuce.
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United States
national capitol
Cuba
Hawa
clana
Boyce
Western Federation of Miners
Salt Lake city
Congress
ciatizens
Galveston
Sherman
Ed Kildebrand
Grenoble city runs meals for all residents in large kitchen
The Association Alimentaire of Grenoble operates a municipal canteen serving about 1500 meals daily. It offers varied dining rooms from inexpensive bread and soup to full courses in marble floored, elegant surroundings. Prices reflect material costs and staff, with no profit motive.
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Grenoble
France
listchen
k kitchen
New York
Association Alimentaire
Ali- IneTtaire
Grocer urged to join bold sales bid with Schiling's Best tea
A promotional pitch invites grocers to partner with Schiling's Best tea promising money back on unsatisfied customers. The plan stresses customer delight, pushy sales language, and a bold incentive aimed at retailers. Details are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Schiling
company ra
Referendum in Switzerland Part of a Conservative Tradition
The referendum, first appearing in the Swiss federal constitution in 1873, is widely used to submit federal laws to popular vote. The piece discusses its adoption by cantons, supportive views, and comparisons to town meetings, noting Freeman's praise and concerns about political implications beyond simple direct democracy. It also touches on American parallels and possible evolution of electioneering.
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Turcen
Tlawic
Ralfour
Yrot Freeman
Lardesgemeinde
New England
meeiing
Freeman
rere
Ameneain
Chinese Hair Soap Baffles New York Readers
A New York Times piece critiques a Chinese hair soap made from hay oats husks grease and a touch of borax. Sold by the cake in varying shapes the bar softens into a lather that cleanses the scalp and leaves hair glossy. The ugly product with its odd brown cake is surprisingly charming to users who adopt it regularly.
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empire of
China
Margherita Artina Tamm
New York Time
The Age of the Pearl Gem and its Ancient Reverence
The article traces the pearl as possibly the oldest gem, noting natural perfection and later cutting inventions around 1351. It suggests pearls began from river mussels, links to ancient texts and tombs, and records the esteem of civilizations like the Phoenicians Babylonians and Assyrians for the pearl.
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Babylomane
Asermans
Only once in ten years for a weary judge
An old Jefferson County judge recalls ten years on the bench with one moment of seeking advice from an associate. In a long session the judge asked the associate if the chair was hard, a rare instance of consulting the court. The associate confirms it was the only time in a decade that such a question occurred.
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Jefferson county
exo
Queen's Bad Relatives in Imprisonment Tale
English duchess Queen Victoria lineage feuds are aired as counts of Leiningen face lengthy Vienna confinement for forgery blackmail and swindling in a Chicago News Count story.
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grace
Kingston
Queen Victoria
Chicago News
Leimingen
Leiningen
Vienna
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WREN & JULIEN
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Hack and Transfer Co
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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B. COPFIY
JAMES F, DENNIS
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CLARRE & JONES
Balaton
Ipiale Street
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Prop
ALFRED CHARTZ
Firett
AGENTA
CARSON CITY,ant
PEOPLE’S RESTAURANT
Chop
EB S. LIEVRE
THE Palace
People's Restaurant
Virginia St
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North British Mail
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Japan
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Napier, Shanks & Bell
iticura
A.A. TILMAN
A. A TILMAN
Wieland’s Steam Beer
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RENO MERCANTILE
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