Senator Stewart Starts New Life in Nevada Gold Camps
A seventy eight year old former Nevada governor and long time U S Senator William M Stewart, dubbed Santa Claus of the Senate, moves with his young bride to Nevada gold country. He builds a modest one story home, keeps mules and twenty chickens, and pursues new mining and legal ventures while vowing to wear out rather than rust out.
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Akes
Nevada
United States
William M. Stewart
Santa Claus
Senate
Tihyolite
Nev
Milion Portune
Stewart
Wasthueten
Virginia
Efe
Washington
Baixterous
Pete Mewart
Comstock Lode
Lincoln
Wilie
Andrew Johnseon
Kirkwood House
New York
Orville Mi
Platt
Congress
Connecticut
Climate in Manchuria Shapes Russo Japanese War
The article cites M J Ross giving Scientific American climate data for Manchuria. March to April bring southwest winds with heat and moisture. spring is brief with sowing in late March. summer peaks in late July. heavy rains and floods follow. autumn harvests occur in September with variable conditions and early frosts in November. Russian Maritime provinces show very low mean annual temperatures with winter averages around 10.2 F and summer around 30.9 F.
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Manchuria
Russia
Japan
M. J. Ross
Scientific American
Mar
Civnes
Simnimrer
Ninelwaug
Gulf of Lian Toman
Russian
Vindivyostock
Rights of Man and freedom to work face regulatory limits
A fragment argues that natural rights grant the freedom to work and that regulations limit self employment. It cites US land policy, homesteads, and allegedly corrupt practices by lawyers and figures in Venezuela. The piece laments land frauds and the hoarding of land by one man to block others from using resources.
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Detroit News Tribune
United States
U.cse
Castro
Venezuela
Tie
Political machinery and the modern party system
The piece argues party organization shapes votes while voters grow independent. It traces the rise of national and state committees, centralizing power in Washington and Indianapolis New York and other hubs, and notes leaders like Hanna Belmont Sheehan Taggart Bryan and Dover guiding campaigns.
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Tive
Democratic National Committee
T. T. Taggart
Indianapolis
New York
August Belmont
Wm. F. Sheehan
Messrs. Taggart
Belmont
Belmont and Sheehan
William J. Bryan
Congressional National Committee
Congress
Washington
House
House of Representatives
Histy Respectable Corporation
United Staes
Republican National Committee
Elmer Dover
Hanna
George B. Cartelyvou
Roosevelt
Cabinet Board
Mr. Hanna
National Committee
Twentieth Century Empire Building and World Power
The piece argues that war drives empire building but even stronger is the assimilation power within nations. It predicts centralized empires by assimilation, with Japan expanding in Asia, Germany absorbing Austria, Latin Europe uniting, England continuing empire expansion, and the United States spreading across the continent and absorbing diverse peoples.
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Japan
Asia
Germany
Austria
Europe
England
United States
Marke
Ancient and Modern Jew Peculiar Blowing the Ram’s Horn
The article contrasts Jewish New Year customs noting Sept 30 as the sacred date of 5566. It describes shofar use by orthodox communities, the beard requirement, and the ritual attire including the talith as the shofar is sounded beside the rabbi during services.
With His Favorite Punch in the Washington Post
Colonel Waxterson said he would ster the physical arena again in the fall but declined to tell how. The New York Sun notes it is a safe wager he will enter as usual prodding the elephant.
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New York Sun
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Republican Party
George B. Cortelyou
Thomas Taggart
Democratic Nationl Committee
Lome
America
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Haskell
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P. Lyle, Jr
John Dinwiddie Driscoll
Maximilian
Mexico
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St. Louis Republic
N. Y. Times Saturday Review
XN. Y. Globes
Doubleday, Page & CO
East 16Th St
Washington Post
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