December circulation figures for daily and Sunday editions
The report details December 1914 circulation figures with daily average 12 818 and Sunday edition 2 666, noting advertising pages and publishers. It highlights the association of newspapers with the United States press and governmental oversight, and mentions edge trimming and sepia facsimile.
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Antonie Light
Arcromveld
Tapien
Ste Coplee
Amtexio
Andi Beret
Chroladies
Hese Metenburahip Cabrmom
Agencire
Sowapayert
Stagecinne
Fochsten
Jwarnale
United Sates
Woes of a Neutral in World War I Debates
The piece argues for U S neutrality as Germany and Great Britain grow hostile. It notes German distrust, Russian unfriendly sentiment, and U S public opinion shaped by sympathy for Japan. It criticizes press accusations against Secretary Bryan and discusses contraband copper and the purchase of German ships amid rising tension.
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United States
Germany
Great Britain
Russia
Japan
Bryan
Avtiich
Sangh
Admiral Beatty
North Sea
Marshal Tield
Chicago
Brian
Condon Spectator
America
Neutral duties amid a world at war voice
The article argues that Britain and Germany suffer and seek sympathy, while the United States remains neutral yet fair. It stresses that neutral nations must enforce international law and rights, yet acknowledge the hardships faced by belligerents, asserting patience is demanded of a nation spared by war.
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United States
Iain
Germany
Great Britain
Osborne's Golden Rule Brotherhood at Sing Sing
Warden Osborne, midway between harsh and lenient theory, creates the Golden Rule Brotherhood at Sing Sing to guide prison discipline. The group, entrusted with minor disciplinary decisions, approves its own limits, declining proposed boxing matches and signaling a move toward self government and trust for inmates.
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Shoge
Osborne
Sing Sing
Golden Rule Brotherhood
Thls
Newyarden
Gulffen Rule
Brotherhood
Diamond market split as stock values drop but gems hold
Reporters note that diamond prices remain steady for consumers while stock in British diamond companies falls. An official at Keers Consolidated warns dividends will be skipped, signaling a rough year for diamond shares though the actual diamond trade may still see tight supply and continued demand for finished stones.
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4E Keers
Consolidated
Nut
Lucy
Cook
Wong
Hem
Howe
Duce
Lonae
Jacy
Iisenice
Tn Gtad
Lucey
Diamond Market Holds Steady Amid Global Worries
The article notes 1914 imports into the United States at 20 million dollars compared with 40 million in normal years, and diamonds have risen in intrinsic value over two decades. Despite sensational reports, New York statements indicate no need for a broad campaign to trigger public buying of diamonds.
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United States
Fingy’ Connors
New York
Doubtful Carte Blanche From Juarez Fight Plan
Promoter Jack Curley pushes a planned March 6 prize fight between Jeff Willard and Jack Johnson at Juarez Mexico. Villa may grant carte blanche, or clash with other Mexican leaders, risking deviation from Curley's announced program. The piece notes the geography and power dynamics of border fights and lampoons overconfidence.
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Jack Curley
Curley
Paso
Jeff Willard
Jack Johnson
Juarez
Mexico
Wight
Juares
The
Alamo
Yang Aft Agley
Turley
Villa
Lettuce Exports Forecast Boosts Gulf Coast Growers
Crips in Gulf Conet estimate Brownsville region will ship several hundred carloads of lettuce by late February as the winter harvest ends. Each car nets about $1900, equating to a substantial midwinter profit for the growers. Statewide vegetable producers cooperate for marketing to secure buyers and ensure profits, though diversification without coordinated marketing risks waste and higher costs for handlers.
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Gulf Conet
Brownsville
Gota
Randlemen
Houston
Ost
The Doe in the Village Gate
A fearful doe seeks escape through a yard as hunting crowds circle, guns, and drums stir in a forested village. A lone defender stands at the gate, denying the mob and sparing the creature from a brutal fate amid the tense pageant. The scene unfolds with fear, crowd fury, and a quiet act of mercy by one man.
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Henri Duprez
Brwr
Denches
Anu
Avery
Katte
Sollay
Fragmented Field Note Describes Hunted Slaughters and Conflict
An eyewitness account depicts a brutal hunting scene where peasants flee and women suffer as animals are hunted. A narrator intervenes, disarms a youth with a carbine, and recalls firing to protect a hunted creature amid rising violence and crowd pressure. The passage blends nightmare imagery with moral crisis and wartime undertones.
Sleepy Time Tales and Kaiser's Dilemma Parallels
A fragment from Sleepy Time Tales recounts Lucy defying a mother’s rule with mischief and a later note on The Kaiser's Dilemma contrasts Alexander the Great’s religious zeal with a priestly warning that aggression against culture harms all cities. The text blends a children's tale with historical reflection on military conquest and cultural destruction.
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Cminika
Yorks
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the Light's
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Palatine
Amin
Belne
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Pao
Little Folk
Mischievous Lucy
York
Sida
Landor
Alexantrs
Hummoan
Landon
Rurse
Hulrghim
Alexander
Macedon
Thebes Na
Inpoor. Sportt
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