Congress Passes Deficiency Bill Amid Busy House Sessions
A long Washington day saw the Senate approve the deficiency bill while the House debated conference reports and the omnibus public buildings bill. Amid crowded galleries, Vice President Roosevelt presided as the Senate adjourned near midnight and Ireland's nationalist demonstrations erupted in the House chamber.
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Senate
Navy
Marine Corps
Putin
Louis
Buffalo
Charleston
Dhd House
Reaghad
Post Office
Carter
Montana
St. Louis
House
Roosevelt
Money
McLaurit
Morgan
Rosevelt
Roose
Ihainder
Rgans
United States
Great Britain
Frye
Maine
Manila
Searles Fails in Surprise Sugar Trust Lead
John B. Searles, famed ex secretary of the sugar trust, announces an assignment in New York. Estimated debt ranges from 1 to 2 million dollars, with his wealth prior to retirement around 20 million. Financiers attribute the downfall to overextended ventures rather than a single weakness. He is 61 and has recently focused on the American Cotton Company.
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John B. Searles
Sugar Trust
New York
Bughe Trust
Searles
New York Dispatch
Wall Street
Western National Bank
American Cotton Company
Roving Clippings Signal Early 1900s Public Sentiment
A mosaic of quotes from multiple papers discusses imperial wars, leadership in Cuba, and foreign affairs. Notable mentions include De Wet challenging Britain, Ney’s lines of communication, Spain’s floating dock in Havana, and a Manila aid case, reflecting era attitudes toward intervention and commerce.
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de Wet
England
Egson
Napoleon
Marshal Ney
Lowd Register
Gol
Carrie Natioh
Cincinnati Enquirer
Uncle Sam
Spain
Havana
Pittsburg
Cuba
United States
New York
Reinstated lieutenant tales and royal lineage notes
The article recalls Lieut O Reilley being reinstated to the rank he held after a court martial in 1872. It also mentions Bell as census assistant, Queen Sophia illness, Tillman Senate uniqueness, Col Michie’s West Point death, Sir George Williams age, Irene Brodie inheritance, Grow’s deaf education hobby, Artman birth and career, and the Grand Duchess marriage remark.
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Thomas
O'Reilley
O’reilley
Fort Randall
Otis
Col. Otis
Peter Michie
West Point
Michie
Military Academy
West. Point
Lieut
Dennis
San Juan Hill
William
Pennsylvania
Emerald cities of Cleopatraile and ancient Egyptian mines
The article describes emerald mines in the northern Wthbal Seom'id region, once rich and populated two millennia ago but now mostly deserted. It notes six sided prism gems likely used by princes, Roman awareness, and small, ancient rock-cut temples with primitive to Greek-influenced designs.
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Cléopatraile
Hofu
Jebel Dekian
Egypt
Rome
MacAlister
Pulliott
MacAllister
Istiaelites
Geographical Journal
Inventions and repairs tied to steam age tech
A survey of recent inventions notes a square-headed nut attachment to lock rail joint nuts, a French method to seal warship shot holes with elastic-filled compartments, and hinge based fastenings for belts with anti pullout bolts. Other items include a temperature alarm by a Southerner and a packing auger by a Kentuckian. Thatched English cottages are increasingly destroyed by fire and replaced with flat roofed structures.
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England
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Women’s Health Spotlight
Letter excerpts praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for long term female ailments including weakness, womb problems, and “the change of life.” Testimonies claim improved energy, sleep, appetite, and overall life quality after months of use, with multiple women attributing recovery to the remedy.
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Ray
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Thad
M. A. Denson
Millport
N.Y
Reward Notice From National City Bank of Lynn
A $5000 reward is offered by National City Bank of Lynn for anyone proving the testimonial letters are not genuine or published before obtaining the writer’s consent. Lydia E Pinkham featured in the notice.
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National City Bank of
Lynn
Bermizsi
LYDIA E. PINKH_AM
Wheel As Safeguard For Sailors And Newsboys
An observer notes the bicycle’s value across classes in modern times. On a Baltimore cruiser a petty officer keeps a worn bicycle in the gangway, riding it in seaports from Europe to Hongkong and Manila, saving more money than any other petty officer and keeping away from saloons on shore leave.
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Europe
Hongkong
Japan
Manila
New York Tribune
Editorial excerpt on meanings of the pronoun we
The piece discusses how the pronoun we in editorials can refer to the editor and staff, including the office force and sometimes broader groups. It notes examples like we expect our wife home and terminology related to town affiliations and immigrant influx remarks.
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Wwe
Swe
Dodd's Kidney Pill Endorsement Featured in Wide-Ranged Column
A newspaper feature recounts a famous actor recalling stage fright during a Western tour and a modern revival of drama criticism. It also cites Mrs Deacon praising Dodd's Kidney Pills after a case of mental overwork and insanity, claiming cure after five boxes and two months of treatment.
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Dom
Randolph
Dodd
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Vidence Telegram
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Steve Brodie
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Marion County
Ind
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Elizabeth ‘Dunlap ‘Artman
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