France and the Coamo crisis elevates neutral rights
The article argues the United States acted within international precedent in demanding the return of German nationals seized aboard the Coamo, comparing to the Trent affair. It asserts France should comply, citing Lincoln’s rebuke in Trent and warning against undermining neutral rights. The piece asserts American resolve to reclaim the Germans and warns of further neutrality violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Descartes
Coamo
Jane
Ferce
United
United States Sloop of War
San Jacinto
Trent
Mason and Slidell
Confederate States
Great Brita
Great Brtain
Great Britain
Lincoln
France
Lne
Critique of Sporting Sects Drives Historical Dispute
A harsh editorial critique targets so called sporting syndicates for greed. It condemns their pursuit of money over sport forever altering boxing wrestling and racing in major cities. The piece blames lawmakers in New York for enabling reform against monopolistic control of money in sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boxing Law Fight Over Tax on Promoters in New York
A debate over a law legalizing boxing and the promoters tax percentage sparked renewed accusations of fraud. The article recalls a major New York fight with Melarland of Chicago and Gibbons of St. Punk, noting the vast venue but far fewer paid admissions. It criticizes press ticket abuses and predicts another boxing bust for the sport’s promoters, who are blamed for past financial ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Melarland
Chivagy
Sind Gibbons
St. Punk
New York City
San Antonio schools open to tourists children
The San Antonio school board extends free school access to children of visiting tourists, arguing public schools belong to the city and should serve both residents and outsiders. The policy aims to enhance municipal standing and project a modern, inclusive city image during the winter tourist season.
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San Antonio
Progress on Thanksgiving Turkey Prices Amid Rangers Shakedown
A late November scene shows the so called Texas rangers entering the market to push down turkey prices as scarce supplies and high costs threaten holiday dinners in Northern and Eastern cities. The piece notes tense frictions and uneasy anticipation of Thanksgiving shopping with varied regional responses and lingering price pressures.
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Lexas
Guna Hong
Texas
New York
Texas Seeks Independence Through Turkeys And Trade
The text discusses Texas expanding beyond sentiment to economic strength, noting turkey production supports Northern and Eastern markets while Texas ships more goods than before. It argues diversification, early year leadership, and feeding trend mark growing independence and broader development ahead.
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Turkey
New York
Texas
Gotham
Hersel
The War Bride Saga and a Wall Street Fortune
A Brooklyn man, William Stafford, rises from stock runner to buying a $72,000 seat on the Stock Exchange amid war stock speculation. The piece explains the betting nature of the market, cites Midvale Steel and Kennicott Copper, and repeats the rule Stafford follows: always buy low and sell high.
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William FP. Stafford
Brooklyn
Stafford
Stock Exchange
Edwin Lefevre
Wall Street
Bethelehem Steel
Somehody
British Gold Shipments Arrive in New York for War Munitions
British gold shipments worth 18.7 million dollars arrived in New York on Tuesday. Wes consigned most to New York banking houses to finance war munitions ordered by the British Government. The chancellor of the exchequer noted capital wealth of 150 billion dollars as the empire's annual income. Gold remains the standard of value in civilized countries.
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New York
Houstus Post
Menace of Labor Famine in War Era Cited in Times
The New York Times warns a labor famine could follow the European war as many workers keep wages high and firms struggle to hire. The piece notes productive employment boosts national prosperity, while shortages and rising prices threaten households dependent on daily toil.
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New York Times
Beaumont
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The Marquis de Planterre Rides for France
A fragmented account depicts Major Planterre, formerly Marquis de Saint-Planterra, leading the regiment in a cavalry charge at Elms Gorge, routing the enemy. The cheering veterans hail him as a heroic figure amid the swift, brutal clash. The scene ends with the regiment saluting their fallen commander.
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Georges D'Erparbes
Ubyuseurs
Asson
Holeland
Hird
Groningen
Zinédaren
Kolwerden
Pelfzul
Elms
Zwindenbourg
Yanp
Wall Noote
Marquis de Saint-Planterra
Pini
Edmond Planterre
Marseillmar
Cinizeng
Ertad
Planterre
Zwindbourg
Ax Frail
Youngein
Minterrong
Fesimont
Euenine
Amake
Grive
Rin
Saumiiron
Sretcher
Marseillaise
Lnolr
Balkan rail link study maps invasion routes to Constantinople
National Geographic Society outlines a railway corridor from Belgrade through Nish and Sofia to Adrianople, the Morava and Maritza valleys guiding the bulgarian Constantinople line. The piece notes rugged mountain defense, vulnerable western hinterland, and strategic importance of the Orient Express route with Balkan hinterland barriers and frontier fortifications.
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Belgrade
Balkan
National Geographic Society
Morava
Nish
Sofie
Butearia
Mustzla Pasa
Adrianople
Maritza Sind
European
Turkey
Constantinople
Europe
Orient
Serbia
Hungaria
Ontit
Maritza
Greece
Salonis
Marita
Hulgurlin Agyenn
Pram Enos
Orientine
Hematiki
Europa
Beizaria
Qurd ‘Mhrougiout
Fragmentary obituary note leaves Colonel opponent unnamed
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a colonel not permitted to command and a figure lying dead before a person unnamed, with garbled phrases suggesting a battlefield or formal military context. Details are unclear, but the fragment hints at a fatality and command restriction.
Ned and Buster Rescue Across a Dark Yard
A boy named Ned ventures from home to watch a band organ and a monkey trick, gets lost in darkness, and is found by his dog Buster who leads him back. Ned’s mother rejoices as Buster receives a reward of food and affection for saving his young master.
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Sean
Tommisntoner
Edward
Ned
Buster
Lazy
Stone
Newt
Dog
Tim
Mad
Kuster
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