State Officials List With Names and Titles
A snippet lists state posts and officeholders including Governor , Lieutenant Governor W M Brown , Secretary of State Isaac T Brown , County roles under William Connelly and A A Voss , Mine Inspectors Evelyn Evans and David Williams , and legislative members John Green and Oliver Scheer . The text ends with a note on a November 4 section day and a remark about Mr Mokels criticism lacking suggestions.
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Congress
William Connelt
A. A. Voss
Doin Courier Mor
Joan Frenalan
Evelyn. MM
Evans
David. Williams
New York Governors and the Races for a Second Term
An analysis of New York’s partisan governorship shows Republicans and Democrats alternating power since the 1860s with long spans of control. It highlights Governor Gulell as an economical, widely respected leader who has unified party strength and voter appeal. Opponents rally against imperialism and rural tax issues amid election debates.
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New York
Frank Black
Soc Iues
Ben Odell Hus
Gulell
Wei
Berlin Treaty echoes in London dispatches over Roumanian Jews
London dispatches describe the Berlin treaty context affecting Roumanian Jewish exposure and European power dynamics. The text notes representatives, emperors, and statesmen in a complex web of postwar politics influencing religious liberty and regional security, with emphasis on Britain and Russia.
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Hay
Herlin
London
Gup Rand
Berlin
Leewty
Old Salisbury
Austria
Hamid
Berta
Fonta
Europe
Anita
Turkey
Ana Ry 4
Russia
Beal Sant
Yedty
Bismark
England
Mnal
Eogland
Berlin Treaty Echoes and Balkan Turmoil
The text voices frustration over the Berlin treaty terms and Western powers’ inaction amid Balkan violence and Turkish slaughter. It notes anti Semitic sentiment in Berlin Vienna and St Petersburg and praises Mr Hay for urging Eastern European Jews’ legal liberties under law. Russia is cast as the dominant force over the semi independent Balkan rulers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Great Britain
Turkey
Balkan
Huy Willl
Vienna
St. Petersburg
Hay
Europe
Russhi
Bolkin Peninsula
British American parcel service sparks reform talk
The Piece notes a deal with a private carrier for cross border deliveries to New York City Jersey City Brooklyn and Hoboken at 2 to 70 cents depending on weight with higher charges for other routes. It criticizes customs storage fees and argues the US should not rely on private carriers for parcel delivery and questions Secretary Shaw amid resignation rumors.
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American Xpress Company
New York City
Jesey City
Browklvn
Hoboken
UTA United States
United States
German Naval Build Up and Monroe Doctrine Debate
The piece argues that in nine years Germany would command a large modern fleet and a global reach that could threaten the Monroe Doctrine. It questions motives of German expansion and suggests skepticism about American naval strength relative to future German power, urging caution and rearmament.
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German Empire
Germany
England
Great Britain
United States
Rowth Amerie
William
South
Central America
Unclear Text About County Fair and Farming Calamity
The readable fragments describe a county fair selection and reader judgment. It mentions the average farmer and a recently harvested crop, implying concern over calamity and a critique of hands off policies. Names, dates, places are not provided in the legible portion.
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Paliivon
Protection for American industry draws sharp complaint
The writer rails at global reliance on American-made goods and goods produced domestically in Michigan New York Minneapolis Chicago Buffalo Grand Rapids and Schenectady. He credits American protectionist policy for spurring industry and mocks proposed shifts to free trade while lampooning politicians and public figures. He notes war talk too and jokes about arbitration in baseball leagues and remarks by Prophet Dowle.
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Armerica
Enetishoan
America
Europe
Michigan
Chieu
New York
Minneapolis
Schenectady
Chicago
Buffalo
Hien
Grand Rapids
Edward
Massachusetts
Emperor
Prince Henry
Athletic
Mog- Ashman
British Isles
England
United States
Mapeland
Tribune
Outline Studies of Human Nature Outline Studies of Human Nature
The article recounts anecdotes about figures linked to British imperial history and colonial negotiation. It mentions General Delarey and Kitchener in humorous or parable like exchanges, including a New Zealand officer and a Persian court poet, illustrating attitudes toward authority and diplomacy.
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Kitchener
Delarey
Oord Witchner
Delivey
Ritehener
Christian de Wet
Khartoum
de Wet
Mate
Kritchener
New Zealand
Pretoria
Phagmer
Jord
Thia tine Poet Forgiven After Jest at Court
The shah enjoyed the joke and Thia tine the poet was forgiven after replying to the arable with To the arable your majesty, as reported by Chienga News.
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Hivreaie
Ehil
Ocoason
Thia Tine
Shah
How to Bear Figs Successfully And The Greatest Liar In America
A curious tale from a stationers shop where a prospective bridegroom is mocked by a rival as a new book titled How to Bear Figs Successfully is offered as a gag gift. The incident ends with the rival delivering a biting aside as the fiancée’s suitor leaves in disappointment. The piece also recalls a Chauncey Depew anecdote about a child misidentifying the famed speaker as the greatest liar in America, illustrating a family’s fond storytelling lore across generations.
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Lars
Perth
Hlineel
Mentleman
Sineeenet
London
Brother Dickey
Chauncey Depew
Depew
Chianees Depew
Sea Long
Pop
Mr. Depew
America
Chicago Chronicle
Georgia Justice Sifts Night Horse Thief Case
A Georgia justice learned a horse was stolen overnight and promptly tracked the thief. The criminal was quickly brought to trial with the court asserting the accused had no qualified authority to preside and the horse owner claimed ownership.
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Georgia Justles
Peice
Steeteliin
Atlanta Constitution
Fractured Labor Dispute At The Factory Meeting
A World's Work report recounts a factory labor dispute where 1400 workers formed a union pressuring the owner for reforms. The owner argues union meetings reveal the wiser course, noting that the best workers must attend meetings to influence decisions. The piece reflects on governance and collective action within labor groups.
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The
Milan
The Bug Chorus Under Electric Night Lights
Reading the Baltimore American poem evokes a surreal scene of bugs at large across night streets. The speaker roams highways amid buzzing, flashing lights, describing mosquitoes beetles and moths in vivid, whimsical terms. The piece conjures a carnival of insects, a cityscape alive with sound, motion, and odd humor.
Aerial influence on windward events and urban shipping trends
The article analyzes atmospheric effects on coastal weather, noting cloudiness and temperature impacts. It also reports on newspaper publication patterns, population brain weight trends by age and sex, and historic freight statistics including ship tonnage, costs, and passenger numbers across the upper and lower bays.
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Scranton
Tribune Publishing Company
Livy
Richard Oo
F. Byxbee
Regee Kerrom Busine Manaven
TostoMfce
Wo Penn Yracnetl
W. M. Brown
Becrelirys Ee Listernal Amiurs
Isaac T. Brown
Fenmiter
Wordan
Fiet Distriet
JOS
Oliver
Joten Scheer
Thin Distriet
Howard James
I A. Phtleien
New York Campaign
Grover Cleveland
Parcel Post
Shaw
Mr. Hennes
Iowa
Adam
Belgium
Robert Emory Mattison
Prophet Dowle
Zion
Miewalo
Athinta Constitution
Boy
Chauncey
June
Baltimore American
Information
Boye
Peitia
Treen
TSW
Volue
Horne
NEW York Hotels
Hotel
Earlington
27Th Street
Broadway
E. M. Earle & Son
Earle's Hotel
Ildine
New
23Rd St
4Th Ave
W. H. Parke
Westminster Hotel
Sixteenth St
T. Thompson
Wanamakers
Blegel Coupers Hig
Roes of Devens
Godtds Brores
Hwus Curse
Givine Ogly Transportation
Hotel Albert
Covid St. & University Pr
Paiste Eacanees
Talon
Syracuse University
Bucknell University
University of Rochester
Washington School For
Williamsport
Dickinson Seminary
Dickinson Collegiate
Newton Collegiate Institute
Keystone Academy
Brown College Preparatory
School of the Lackawannan
Wilkes-Barre Institute
Cotuit Cottage
Scranton Conservatory of Music
Pirb Gach
Hardenbergh School of Music
Scranton Business College
Lackawanna Business College
Bere Ortris Tis Eerites
Ereke Et Mt
Alfred Wooler
Scranton Tribune
J. W. Guernsey
Lackawanna Ave
Spruce Street
Lack Avenue
Dr. Jaeger
Tou
Atlantic City
Agnew
Chelsea
Richmond
Kentucky Avenue
Flist
From Beach
Alantic City
N. J
Ocean View
Epoulal Fates
J. BL
Pennsylvania
Lake
Lafayette College
Engineering and Chemical Professions
Chestnut Hill Academy
Wissahickon Heights
Chestnut Hill, Pa
I Bourding
Boya
Philadelphia
Eee
Etueiing Tatan Logues
Scrani T. J. Poster
Vscaidgnt
B. Ds Foster
Son Biber i Lawall, Tress
Brapley P Les
Linotype
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