Cuban ore find could boost iron making and trade ties
Reading through a jumble of notes, the piece highlights a claimed large iron ore discovery near Cuba, its potential impact on U.S. iron production, and possible shifts in Cuban-U.S. trade. It mentions Castro, Rostand, telegraph strikes, and price shifts in shoes and peanuts as contemporaneous curiosities.
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Cuba
Hiferanto Congress
Cuban
United States
Atlantic
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Eany
Texas
Doe
Life and Texas Rise as a Great South State
The text extols Life stata and Texas as a leading cotton state with vast crops and diverse produce. It highlights Texas as a booming agricultural and industrial hub, with potential sugar counties, broad vegetable cultivation, and becoming a major market for regional factories. It notes population growth and rapid development in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life
Texas
United States
Auralia
America
Modern Business and Science Promises Office Automation
A report on upcoming New York and Chicago Business Shows in November promises marvels that will automate office work. Machines will write letters and address envelopes, stamp and deliver posts, and keep ledgers with added features. A new telephone device will greet callers with a feminine voice and reveal the firm while recording calls. The piece highlights rapid progress in modernization and its impact on human labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicaso
Iimagine
Fair Play for Peary Ends Controversy on Pole Quest
The article defends Commander Robert E. Peary amid criticism of delaying his planned north pole expedition. It argues his motives are honorable, notes his age at fifty one, and condemns insinuations that he seeks lecture money. It praises his dedication and calls for support despite contractor failures and weather delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert EB. Peary
North Pole
Mao Wyo
Peary
Waldng
Texas Five Million Club Gains Countrywide Attention
The Chattanooga Star editorializes on the Texas Five Million Club, lauding its goal of growing Texas population to six million and calling it a powerful factor in educating the nation about Texas advantages. It notes Texas attracts many migrants over years and emphasizes statewide pride in a sizable, growing community.
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Texas ii
Chattanooga Star
Texas Five
Mening
Cinb
Commonwealth of Texas
Texas
United States
Rockefeller's true role must be silence for the nation
The New York Evening Post critiques Mr Rockefeller's attempts to placate public sentiment with economic and moral discourse. It urges him to stop addressing the nation and instead reflect privately on his own soul, letting Americans manage their own salvation without his guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Post
Rockefeller
Fragmentary Chicago remark stirs talk of Japan US clash
A garbled Chicago Record-Merald fragment shows a speaker claiming no luck and shouting in the street that Japan could whip the United States, reflecting a noisy wartime era mood and public bravado rather than a formal statement or report.
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Chicago Record-Merald
Corfound
Japan
United States
Fragmented Clippings Echo Curiosity and Courtroom Snippets
A mosaic of odd dialogues and vignettes from a bustling urban scene appears, including a curious parlor exchange with a grasshopper, a courtroom exchange about a blond witness, a nurse’s tale of insanity patients, and a family moment with a child applauding Kathryn Osterman. Local reflections on history, railroads, and a village birthday close the collage.
Necessity and the virtue of action in duty and delay
The poem reflects on how true merit arises under pressure. It argues that waiting for perfect conditions leads to missed opportunities, while necessity compels notable deeds. It contrasts valued effort with profitless delay and suggests external praise follows earnest striving.
Fragmentary dispute over authority in a Buffalo debate
A garbled passage describes Alexander of Buffalo arguing for a third representative to speak on Emagee while Sullivan insists the member has right to speak. A question about defining authority leads to a quip about an authority being a man who bluffs, with scattered names and phrases.
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Cleveland
Big Tim
Sullivan
House of Representatives
Representative
Alexander
Buffalo
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Kathyryn Osterman
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Odell
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Pearce-Robinson Undertaking CO
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Western ’Union Telegraph Company
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Delivar
Lestyt
Li Aterry Newton
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E. Hertzbers Jewelry
Menger
San Antonio, Tex
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McLean
Mudge
Alton Hotel
S. P. Depot
Finance and
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West Texas Bank and Trust CO
Enna
State Bank and Trust CO
East Houston
Wille
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W. T. MceCampbell
Aug. Briam
J. H. Halle
Cashler
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Chas Zoller
Paul Ingenhutr
H. A. Schmeltzer
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Merchants’ Transfer Company (Incorporated
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