The Queen of England Wealth and Royal Revenues
A detailed overview of hereditary revenues and royal expenses in Britain, comparing Queen Victoria and her family with other European rulers. It notes crown incomes from various sources, including Barbadoes, royal fish, and naval prizes, and contrasts with U.S. presidential pay.
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England
Sam
Vitora
United States
Albrowt
Wiles
Marlborough House
Robert Pech Wah
Sir Bolert
Henry VII
Sovereien
Queen Victoria
George II
La.Co
Barbadoes
Henry IV
Duchess of Lancaster
Cornwall
Willem TV
Elis
Pudimneal
Wales
Duchy of
Otal
Apdler
Britain
Duke of York
Louise
Maud
Vie
Talaidee
Shanon Evon
Mierborough House
London
Paris
Lonon
Victoria
Duke of Edinburgh
Balmorah
Scotland
Osborne
Isle
Hampton Court
Cardinal Woobses
Henry Vitl
Charles To
Charles
Kensington
New
Richmond
Windsor
Victoria and Albert
Alberta
Isle of
Wilt
Europe
Lesa
France
Austria
Owelen
Norway
Leopold
Belgium
Holland
Greece
Italy
Russia
Peculiar Attitude Toward Cuban Insurgents
The Washington Star comments on the U S government stance toward Cuban insurgents. It calls the policy peculiar and suggests the government may not assist the rebels to establish their cause, while indicating support for Spain and opposition to aiding the insurgents.
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Thetreaves
Epaln
United States links Cuba independence to economic interests
The article argues the United States would limit Cuban self rule, control its future relations, and favor American profit, even as it claims not to aid Cuban independence. It contends neutrality laws hinder rebels while the U S would become a dominant, protective power if Cuba gains freedom.
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Edinburc
Thilinburgh
Alexander of
Ivery
Cho
Vegally
Edin- Tuireh
Sawe-Cobete
ULL Heotnina Claremont Lowe
Pilowianes
Germany
Enelnm
Saxe-Colunye
Taitte Slink
Gontinus
Ah Prenelorer
Reilieh
Spain
United States
Strigele
Maketto
Caer
Witer
Cuba
Sinuli
Great Britain
France
Gary
I. Duce
Naval fortification and a navy for peace
A New York recount dinner speech argues for a robust peacetime navy to deter war. It stresses building heavy ships and skilled artificers, maintaining supply of munitions, and fortifications. The speaker urges readiness, finance, and national resolve to prevent aggression and ensure security at sea.
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New York
The
Society of Nawil Atehhistecs
Marine Kinginedrm
Norsevelt
Neech
Kelwinn
Bulkiine
Tracy
Mom
Mit
Amckelesa Pawaler
Hue
Manier
Preservation of Peace Through Naval Readiness
The text argues for strong navy preparation as the best path to peace. It warns against war-promoting extremists and urges citizens to support adequate funding for defense. It frames naval strength as a sobering guarantee that deters other nations from aggression.
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Lively Times in Pennsylvania Report
A Philadelphia Inquirer item from Allentown describes a merchant opening shop to find a raccoon exhibiting hydrophobia symptoms in the store. Simultaneously in Tamaqua a pheasant fled from the mountains and sped through town before crashing.
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Allentown
Unclear Rural Observations Report Odd Seasonal Notes
Fragmentary survey notes from rural areas describe activities such as margined fields and European crop practices. Readers report strawberries ripening in warm weather and corn stands thriving while wildlife remains busy.
Railways and Prosperity Highlighting Worker Families
The article argues railroads drive national prosperity with four million workers and their families affected. It notes rising freight and payrolls from 1900 to 1903, showing earnings totaling vast amounts and the money circulating through stores, factories, and farms, creating broad employment.
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United States
Owlie
NOAA
Rooda Ig
Want Columns Promised as Eye-Catching Feature
The Tribune signals ongoing appeal in its Want Columns inviting readers to scan for bargains and opportunities. The notice urges attention to listings and classified items that may attract buyers and sellers seeking timely deals and services.
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the Tribune
Ready Made Suits Offer Honest Details and Discounted Prices
A local advertises ready made suits with truthful fabric and construction notes. It promises a refund if not satisfied and explains machine made aspects. The shop says it has begun cutting prices on popular patterns with remaining stock priced $3 to $25 off, suits $8 to $25, overcoats $5 to $25.
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W. E. Curtis
Chicago
Amelie
Permanent Civil List
Hereehald
Woukeholll
SLAND
Bandringham House
Norfolk
Prince of Wiles
Prince of Wales
Wotal
Bae
Festorsep Eero
Walles
Beewle
Aleses
Falniturel
Chentian van See
Connutent
Duchees of
Albany
Washington Star
Alu
Ehipa
Scranton
Pititston
Lively Times
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Inquirer
Wien
Porras Dave
Coen
Goer
Mabie
Sumter Bros
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