Watery dispute over fight on Matthew Stanley Quay
The report states a successful fight on Matthew Stanley Quay cannot be made in Pennsylvania under the control of men who have favored him and only acted when their hunter outran his ability to feed. Wetter will continue to repeat efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Stanley Quay
Pennsylvani
Wetter
Repetite
Tralee
Comei
Hideo
Chicaro
Chloe
Cleveland
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Jones
Ted Aetray
Clauss
Spain
United States
Philippine Islands
Eventide
Saviggeso Wilth
Saverchanty
Philippine Archipelago
Gaeete
New York
Vanderbilt
Wie
Atlantin
Duchess of Northumberland
Charles D Vrance
Secretary Long on Schley in Philippine policy debate
A long critical tract argues Secretary Long should press a formal naval inquiry into Schley and criticizes President McKinley for delaying action. It denounces the Philippine policy stance and warns against idealistic, impractical diplomacy amid wartime pressures.
New York to Reconsider Morton Law on pugilists
The fragment notes moves in New York state to repeat a stringent Morton law banning certain pugilists. Governor Roosevelt is said to support repeal before the legislature assembles. It mentions boxing contests and rules about weighing, with references to athletic clubs and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pharkoy Prige Taht
New York State
Morton
Witter
Roosevelt
Walt Ing
Solons
Vedder
Horton
Chartered Athletic Club
Unclear legal rant on boxing law and privacy rights
A fragment discusses a proposed substitute law for ring or prize fights and mentions Governor Roosevelts stance. It condemns public viewing of private relations and criticizes Americans for disrespectful behavior while invoking Admiral Dewey. The text is garbled and difficult to parse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Hus
Isa
New York State
Conmion
Admiral Dewey
Hamblhort Elttwen
Lind
National Association Pushes Parcels Post Movement
The National Association of Manufacturers launches a campaign for a parcels post in the U S Mall system. At the January meeting President Search will press for congressional support with an agitation fund funded by many members. The goal is lower rates and broader delivery to small, spread out communities lacking express service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Manufacturers
Search
United States
Northwest
Southwest
Post Office Department
Charles A. Schlieren
Manufacturers’ Association
Pnelith
Cette
United States Postofee
Sam
Post Office Costs and Overseas Trade Shifts
A 1899 discussion notes potential postal reforms lowering second class rates and using parcel post for merchandise. It cites costs of transporting mail, imports from Cuba and Puerto Rico, and exports of agricultural machinery and textiles, plus political shifts and notable figures like Richard Croker and Senator Beveridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Unclear Scattered Facts From A Century-Old Newspaper
A mixed set of garbled notes touches on Lake Victoria height, colonial trade, New York city prizes, wireless military tests, cotton production, life insurance suicide policy rulings, sunken ships, horsehoes, snow machines, animal stamina, and international education trends. The text is fragmented with numerous typographical errors and implausible assertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Drillet
Booth Africa
Cape Town
Ife
United State Court of Appeals
Weddal
Tonlorey Tey
France
Admiral Schley’s Conduct in War Explained in Letter
Secretary Long's letter to the president defends Admiral Schley, denies persecution by the Navy Department, and argues it treated him generously. It recounts his commands, pivotal wartime maneuvers, the Santiago battle, and inquiries into conversations and reports, asserting no persecution and highlighting department consideration and inquiry processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Schley
Washington
Long
Benatera McComex
Wellington
Cervera'n
Carvera
Cienfuegos
McCall
Bantiago
Commdore Schley
Wey Weeat
Lily
Santiago
Schiey
Department
Senate
Seliley
Chleyv
Newajuipes
Commollor
Sehley
Ostensibl
Officn
Viates
Leutenant Haugson
Cirean
Hodgson
Behiey
Ohh
Hoidgeon
Admiral Schley
Admiral Bebley
Behley
Department Steelf
Beilov
Naval
John DD. Lane
Two Verdicts and a Saintly End in Verse
A poem narrates a judgment on a condemned woman and a man spared by the crowd. Both die at crucifixion and burial, while Heaven weighs their fates. The poem questions worldly judgment and ends with the speaker noting the woman found mercy and the man judged honest. Arthur Louis Tubthe.
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Eculline
Navy
Malmoith
Departmental Intiitien
Wishin
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Oval Service
Winfield Scote Sehley
Gus
Philippines
Ols
Hoy
Roogevel
Richard Croker
Aktomblyimin Mazot
Maget
Lle
Croker Cunga
San Juan
Manila
Foflo
Beveridge
Indiana
Dewey
Buller
MPS OF Knowledge
Lake Victoria
Myonra
Africa
Wea
German Empire
Australia
Corman Tet
Secretary Long
Metotas
Baltimore
Hilt
Eame
Schles
Atlantic
King's Highway
Shime
Potter Foul
Pacenert
Arthur Lowis Tubthe
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming Avenue
Gunster & Forsyth
Penn Avenue
Washington Ave
Europe
Scranton, Pa
Henry Belin, JR
Vebord
Dupont
Elming, Diadting Syoritig Siskel
Aulnulgs
Thos. Fort
Joan B. Smith & Bon
W. E. Mulligan
Pittston
Plymouth
Wilkes
the Hunt
Builders Hardware
Lackawanna Ave
Luther Keller
Finley
Sale
Lackawanna Avenue
Reynolds Bros
Wyoming Ave
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