King Edward and Loyal American Sympathizers Stance
A fragmentary editorial criticizes American investors and individuals who backed British efforts in the Boer War while neglecting the U S cause. It denounces medals presented to King Edward by Americans and contrasts them with perceived indifference to United States wars, urging a wary view of loyalty and patriotism.
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Alexandr
England
Fdwani
Hearst
United States
Swaer
Span
An Engish Beauty Lady Milbank in London Society
The Weekly Panorama profiles Lady Milbank as the tallest among high born London beauties. She boasts a fraction over the perfect height for a man and is praised for her blonde skin and petite ears. An expert yachtswoman with a pilot’s certificate, she hunts deer in Scotland foxes in England and pigs in India. She traveled from England to Florida to fish and has bought a share in a western cattle ranch to hunt the Rockies.
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London
Lady Milbank
England
Millank
Scotland
India
Benson
Flor
Duke of Cornwall to avoid U S visit and careful reception
A semi official claim states the Duke of Cornwall, heir to the British throne, will not travel to the United States. He wishes to study American unrest but fears an unwelcoming reception. Chicago American derides American society and urges Cornwall to stay in Canada where monarchy is still distant.
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Great Britain
United States
New York
Chicago
Cornwall
Canada
Cockfighting and native life in Cebu described
A fragment recalls Cebu natives in huts and a returned Filipino vet. It mentions cockfighting as a local pastime with bets of up to three cents, a contract with a bird trader, and risks in fish catching. The tone hints at colonial-era attitudes and everyday survival.
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Capi
Philippines
Oki
Nyng
May Succeed Detucs Professor Fran Johnson of Penn
Professor Joseph Fran Johnson of the University of Pennsylvania is speculated as a potential successor to Charles G. Doe as comptroller of the currency. Authorities note his long career in education and administration and consider him among top candidates for the post.
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Charles G. DO
Currey
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Lightning Strikes Elliott on Porch in Summer Tale
Richard Elliott was struck by lightning while sitting with companions on his father's porch during summer. He appeared dead, then revived after an hour. he described a sensation of being split and burned from the hips down, suffering severe burns before a doctor stabilized him.
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New York Journal
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Peruna Endorsed by Hawaii Delegate in Washington
HON. ROBERT W. WILCOX of Hawaii and the Sandwich Islands praises Peruna for dyspepsia in a Washington letter. The testimonial claims the remedy cures catarrh of the stomach and urges sufferers to use Peruna, noting Dr. Hartman backs its effectiveness and offers advice if results are not prompt.
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Hawaii
Sandwich Islands
Washington, D. C
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Hartman
Hartman Sauitarium
Columbus
Hartman Sanitarium
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