Jealousy at Washington Over Leiter Family's White House Presence
Washington society questions why Mrs. Levi Z. Leiter and her two daughters are invited to cabinet dinners and major White House events. The Leiter hospitality at debutante balls and private entertainments fuels discontent among officials and echoes calls for a shift in White House social circles and personnel.
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Levi Z. Leiter
White House
McKinley
Mr. Roosevelt
Congo Free State Under Terror Says Retired Officer
Captain Guy Burrows, after six years with the Congo Free State, labels the regime a disgrace to civilization. He cites atrocities by officials and whites with rubber concessions, including 500 cannibals armed to massacre rebels. He warns forced labor and gun rule define administration and notes government stakes in rubber companies. Reforms are seen as mere public appeasement.
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Congo Free State
London
Free State
Burrows
Capt. Burrows
Leopold
Upper Congo
Congo
The
Nebraska State Journal
George McKinnon
C. M. Sheppherd
McKinnon
Mountain Maid and Apple Butter Stirring Tale
An offbeat mountain vignette centers on a gauzy encounter as a traveler seeks water from a farm maid tending a large apple butter kettle. Her sharp wit and stubborn pride evoke frontier manners and local color before shifting to a solemn obituary note and a string of eccentric maxims on luck, love, and social observation.
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North Fork
Free State Rhetoric Reflects Controversial Views in Africa
A provocative statement asserts the Free State will remain a disgrace to white efforts in Africa, signaling tensions over colonial labor and governance during the era. The remark highlights ongoing debates about race, modernization, and national progress in regional leadership circles.
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Free State
Africa
Household Hints From A City Newspaper Column
Cleaning advice urges sweeping with the pile direction and warns agate ware is unsuitable for frying. A paint brush aids the maid in dusting moldings and baseboards. Watercress is praised as a healthful breakfast appetizer for Londoners.
Opening of Winter Tourist Season Service 1901 1902
The Southern railway announces for the winter of 1901 and 1902 superb service on its lines across the South linking the north to Florida Cuba Mexico the Pacific Coast and Central America.
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The
Southern Railway
Florida
Cuba
Mexico
Pacific Coast
Central America
For Rent Barn Near Court House Seeks Tenants
Classified ad item notes a barn large enough for three horses within three blocks of the courthouse. Send inquiries to the Sentinel office. Also seeking a barber shop trainee with some experience and references. Address Box 87, Bunceton, Missouri.
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Court House
H. Sentinel Office
Bunceton
Wanted partner seeks investment in Sedalia cash business
Classified notice seeks a partner with up to $1000 capital to invest in a prominent and flourishing cash business in Sedalia. Applicant should contact C. D. through the Sedalia Sentinel address.
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Sedalia
C. D
For Sale Straw Corn Hay at Low Prices
Classified note lists straw corn and hay for sale with prices. R M Scotten offers straw and corn at the lowest prices, at 1019 South Ohio Ohio Street. Bell phone 472.
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R. M. Scotten
South
Ohio
Ohio Street
Bell
Lost Bull Terrier Puppy Found at 218 East Sixth Street
Strayed or stolen report from 218 East Sixth Street about noon January 7 describes a white Bull Terrier puppy about 3 months old with a brown spot near the left eye and a bob tail. The pup answers to Teddy. please return to 218 EK Sixth Street.
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Teddy
Sixth Street
Lost Bull Pup Found Near East Sixth Street
A white bull pup about eight months old with a brown spot near one eye is missing from 218 East Sixth Street since Tuesday around noon. Return to 218 East Sixth Street. Plows candies at Walch's.
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East Sixth Street
218 East Sixth Street
Walch’s
Wanted Young Man for Hustling Job in Town
Recruitment notice seeking a bright lad or young man for town hustling work and a separate role to call on farmers. Apply between 10 and 2 in room 20 of the Royal Tribe building. Van B. Wisker is the manager.
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van B. Wisker
Leslie’s Monthly
Maud Stumm
Nansen
Zangwill
Ballington Booth
Henry van Dyke
Owen Wister
C. G. D. Roberts
Alph Connor
Booker T. Washington
Frank R. Stockton
Mary Wilkins
Margaret Sangster
Conan Doyle
Sienkiewicz
F. Hopkinson Smith
Ian MacLaren
Ham
Monarch Poultry Mixture Ad and Lost Notebook Notice
Monarch Mfg Co offers $20 weekly plus expenses under a year contract with weekly pay. Address with stamp to box 1104 Springfield Illinois. WANTED good girl for general street duty. LOST on Broadway a small pocketbook with a note in favor of G W Ott traveling cards receipt and coins. Liberal reward to finder John Bonker. 9 date.
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