Trade of the United States With Noncontiguous Territories
A partial OCR summary covers trade between the United States and noncontiguous territories for 1901. It reports total values, major export articles by territory, and shifts in gold, silver, and merchandise flows to Alaska, Hawaii, the Philippines, Porto Rico, and other areas, noting substantial increases and sector-specific patterns in goods such as copper, iron, textiles, and tropical products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philippines
Dine
Elven
United Piatee
Alsaha
Huntieth
Hawaii
United Staten i
Adele
Aluela
Alilpe Monte
Artielne
Alaska
Viellans
Capare
Porto Tira
Ohware
Elton
Mtb
Sale
Merka
Doliam
Whiel
Cullen
Mary Ubu
Fragmented tale of religious conflict and elopement on the frontier
An oblique recounting shows a saga of dodging authorities, a Mormon diet, and a wary frontier family. Barry Weved, living in Salt Lake, seeks money and romance, while Jarman and Lithel’s daughter flees with help from locals. Tensions simmer among Shoshone and Utah figures as loyalties fracture and a wife escapes with her companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mormon Dietnary
Johnstone
Earth
Genie Bary
Ereolehinun
Aheeitl Zing
Mum and Worms
Erpoul
Janes
Harry
Barry
Salt Lake
Lee Wily
Fuer
Tale
Niel
Atocy
Jarman
Horebhy
Orateatly
Ter
Anakline
Jit Forte Ihisalonary
Horry Arc Darrian
Joe Che
Wanutott
West Indies
Fragmentary Historical Note on Transportation and Population
A garbled excerpt discusses age, bail, trade, and travel welfare, mentioning Gail Ponds and population maintenance. It touches farm proximity to market, road access, and rail feeder value. The text references a village economy, transport by horse and cow, and general economic links.
Smener On Smoking Habits And The Mechanical Craving
An excerpt discusses how some smokers derive pleasure from smoking while seeking to avoid harm. It notes tobacco’s intrinsic stimulant value diminishes with habit and describes a denicotinized preparation as a tasteless but harmless substitute, while the pipe remains lit to satisfy the reflexive craving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smener
Maeternock
Tobaven
Teeett
Savaiin
Holt
Kingdom End
Potel
Hie
Ted
Sirius
Tourliia
Troar
Necro
Banjo
Lalo
A Two Sided Honeymoon In a Turbulent Marriage
A first person narrator recalls a troubled two hour wedding voyage and a Caribbean honeymoon marked by a competing rival suitor a dying affair and a moral reckoning. The tale blends comic vanity tragedy and a final quiet reflection on love and loyalty amid performance and deception.
We Have Read the Dust to Free the Man
A fragment expresses zeal in judging sins and clearing a man while condemning others for perceived hypocrisy. It laments Pharisaic trust and suggests a woman’s ruin via moral judgment, ending with a reference to what our Lord wrote in the dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teirinen
Lord
Antics of Fireballs From Meteoric Lightnings Described
The piece recounts baleful globular lightning, noting its reality as a natural phenomenon. It cites October 1885 in Constantinople when a fireball the size of an orange entered an open window, danced around a gas jet and a table, then rolled through a street before exploding with a terrible crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bali
Constantinople
Moving Day Jumble Delights Include Two Jingles
A playful note recalls yesterday as moving day chaos unfolds with two jingles aboard. The verses hint at a queen named T who should not grumble amid the bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen T
Eye examination and glasses by Dr Zeller at fair prices
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Punch
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