Tribune Building Terms Spark Ambiguous Trade Talk
A garbled text notes references to S C Beckwith Agency and Tribune Buildings in Chicago and New York, mentions a Million Club meeting at El Peso, and hints at a corset trust and weather remarks. It all touches on trade, tariffs, and a Sioux City Jubilee edition celebrating its fiftieth anniversary with praise for the local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. Beckwith
Representatives
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Hague conference foreshadows academic disarmament plea
The Hague conference plans a purely academic resolution favoring disarmament, but major European powers resist any real cut in fleets and armies. Delegates, led by English representatives, fail to secure immediate arms reduction, with only minor gains such as naval prize improvements and neutral safeguards amid broader armed nations’ reluctance.
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Friends of Peace
Europa
Yo Indy Ae
Wms
Campbell Banneswan
Jrussenss Down
Somme
Reick
Landsvarfare
Roosevelt and Revision in the North American Review
The article argues Theodore Roosevelt supported tariff revision by the Dingley Act but faced firm opposition from Speaker Cannon and party leaders. It notes his repeated attempts, including messages in 1904, to urge tariff reform despite procedural and political obstacles and concerns about business impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W Bilt
Nord American Review
Lesen
Cannon
Roosevelt Seeks Tariff Revision After Press Copies
January 1905 saw efforts to strike the ine quoted from advance copies. Senate leaders including Senator Aldrich favored a tariff revision commission soon after Marvel 4. Opposition in the House and Speaker kept progress slow. Roosevelt believed revising in the coming session would be prudent and would push the party to support immediate action after March 4, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iianuary
Sarator Aldrich
Signers of the Declaration Descendants Move to Organize
A James town exposition gathering launches a national movement to organize descendants of the Declaration of Independence signers. On Independence Day the 61st step will back a Jamestown meeting on October 19. Texans with signer descendants are urged to contact Hollis N Randolph of Atlanta, a Jefferson descendant.
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Tilip
Jamestown
Texas
Wheara
Hollis N. ‘Randolph
Atlanta Ga
Thomas Jefferson
Organization Movement
Burroughs on Animal Intelligence in The Atlantic
Burroughs argues against nature fairs and upholds universal intelligence behind nature. He contends instinct guides animals, while human thought and environment shape progress, acknowledging limits of animal reasoning and citing birds and beavers to illustrate instinct vs. intelligent planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toho Burroughs
Atlantic
Tustinul
Bin'vonghe
Mr. Burroughs
Burroughs
Barber Shop Oddity Echoes of Deaf Patron Tale
A Boston Herald snippet recounts a deaf patron at a barber shop who requests a shave. The barber crew jokes about him while he endures a playful, chaotic scene. The piece shifts to brief biographical notes on Wick Bicknell, a Salt Lake City newsboy, and ends with ornate asides about notable figures and period strains.
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Boston Herald
Min
Wick Bicknell
Direk Blcknell
Indiana
Kansas City
Denver
Dock
Salt Lake City
Toledo
Dick Blelnall
Sewsboys
Fragmented tale fragment from Montague era fragment
Fragments describe a character named Ralsuli amid warlike scenes with drifting military imagery and a northern sea circle. A minx eyeing a colonel, threats of vengeance, and pursuit by parauers frame a chaotic scene. The prose hints at a covert force seeking release through payment and a swift extirpation plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Montague
Hire
Ralsuli
Pim Anil
Ceek
Happiness. (Lite.) A brief glimpse of joy before vanishing
An unclear text fragment hints at fleeting happiness and a swift, passing moment. Names like Thad appear amid garbled phrases about a bus or presence and a price around 26 000. The passage remains obscure with missing context and details.
Fragmented ISCRAPS OF INFORMATION Card
A garbled OCR style patchwork lists various facts and names including elections voting in Australia, pension quotes, rail class comparisons, references to figures like Patrick Calhoun and John C Calhoun, a note about Schiller and boxing, made-up statistics about France and Germany, and a mangled report on a Turkish sultan and animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Beleslum
Australia
Orson
Sweren
Patrick Calhoun
San Francisco
South Carolina
John C. Calhoun
Wiliam Howardeit
Muse
Shis
Grankinte
Cincinnati
Safavot
iveTigs
France
Inna
Marie Bonaparte
Roland
Heard of Health
Manila Daily Bulletin
New York
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Associated Press
The
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Ine
Freeee
Elmer Clarke
Frederick Logan
Ma Daily
Sonday
Texwe
San Antol
Tinele Sam
Caffir Trust
el Peso
Texas & His
Corset Trust
Uncle Sam
Sioux City
Tite Tawo
the Hague
Roosevelt
Burroughs ON Animal
Wyoming
Hetechel
Wagland
Bath
Almgaltad
Ceorse Mt
Slough Observatory
Restur
Olshla
England
Slough
Sir William Herschel
Sir John Herschel
Westminster Abbey
Philadelphia
Collega
Rognevelt
Downs
B. Kiser
Chicago Record-Haygla
Brinkes
Jook Foy Geld
Tom Sinting
Salk Lake Herali
Henry Waterson
Lewisvillé Courier-Tourn- 18
Altace
Futura
Musee
Gonhany
Bradea
Fraguli
Ana A
Chas, Zoller
Paul Ingenhuth
H.R. Schmeltzer
Pres
Gon
E. B. Chandler
East Crockett Street
Shaga-Chojongann
Prihang Fa Cyatdo
Turkey
Yild’z
Whita Ara Buttanyn Pearge
Tatagraph
Wester
Jerry Newton
Cnr
Ban Anto- Olir
Hotels
Menger
San Antonio, Tex
Alana Plaza
McLean
Mudgz
Alton Hotel
S. PL Depot
Nawly
Strietly
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