Cable to Hawaii Debate Moves House Adjournment
The article reports a proposed cable to Hawaii with a U S government contract to a steam or telegraph line operator, subsidy not to exceed 160 000 annually, argued as improving Pacific trade and communications with Japan. It covers political maneuvering by railroad magnates and lawyers, opposition to Nicaragua canal plans, and remarks by Col Ludlow on canal costs and naval defenses. The piece notes the campaign year, looming adjournment, and a controversial push by Kellogg involving race politics and patronage.
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Wastisiray
Pacific Ocean
Hawai
United States
Hawaii
Japan
Comneretial
Herte
Nicaragua
Colonel Ludlow
House Committee
Col Ludlow
Hunt
Canal Fe
Nigua
United State Con
Battle Creek News and Michigan Scattered Notices
Battle Creek reports thieves scare residents as urban crime worries rise. Michigan's salt barrel totals reach 222.44 in the prior month per Cyrus G. Sice. Harbor Springs resident Itor C. Osborne faces cider arrest on ligany charges. Supreme court mileage hook debate persists. Hagadorn’s factory in Fire Lake burned. A 12th Michigan Equal Suffrage convention set for May 20–22 in Pontiac. Bay City editor Dowling quit the Democratic party. Mrs. Whitney of Harbor Springs died aged 64. St Joseph boycotts target pro‑constitution businesses. Battle Creek to ring curfew bell at 9. Soldiers’ home admissions policy debated. Ann Arbor’s Patrick Irvin earns Medal of Honor for Battle of Jonesboro. Fenton hosts Baptist ministers society meeting. year’s finances reported. University of Michigan vitality noted. Washington’s Dr Mary Harrington, former astronomy professor, praised. Parrish-Carr confrontation ends with shooting. suspect to be tried in Isabella county.
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Michigan
Cyrus G. Sice
Plugree
Itr C. Osborne
Harbor Springs
Michigan Equal Suffrage Society
Pontiac
A. Dowling
Bay City
University of Michigan
Doe Kile
Japan
Paisoo
Tacoma
Washington
University
Mary Harrington
Washington, D
Aid
Willa Darrish
Winn
Carr
Harrison
Tur
Isabella County
Republican convention at Detroit selects delegates for St Louis
The Michigan Republican gathering outlined party platform and currency policy. Speakers including Channery M Depew attacked the Democratic administration and praised McKinley while pledging to support sound money and protective tariffs. Delegates named for St Louis convention included Alger and O Brien with a broad pro McKinley stance.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Alwar
Republican Party
Mwution
Hodam
Martisut
Thes Whee
Allison
Din
Willian McKinley
Tale Victor
Michigan
Dal
Blaine
Amertei
Tresain
McMuith
Germany seeks new extradition treaty with United States
A garbled report mentions Germany aiming for a fresh extradition treaty with the United States via a cable link through Hawaii. It notes political sentiment in New Jersey and other scattered items including a homicide in Lyonton and a Philadelphia execution, with various miswritten names and events.
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Germany
United States
Dipan
Hawaii
New Jersey
Digestive Cordial Promises Strength and Relief
Food undigested is a problem says the ad claiming millions suffer indigestion. It touts Shaker Digestive Cordial as the cure to aid digestion, boost energy, muscle, brain drive, and courage. Sold by druggists in a small bottle for 10 cents.
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Vale
Druggista
Legacy of Frugal Living and a 400-Year-Old Pike
A Detroit Free Press item recalls a homemaking ethos favoring essential over extravagant costs. It notes Professor Baird describing a Pike from the Imperial aquarium in St. Petersburg, born at the end of the 15th century and now about 400 years old.
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Baird
Timperial Aquarium
St. Petersburg
Copper Mining and Precipitation in Water Processing
Historical mining note describes copper extraction via water precipitation methods. It discusses how waters recharged by mines dissolve copper, leading to a solution containing copper. The process uses tanks where water is treated, copper is removed in stages, and copper-laden solution is filtered to recover metal.
The Way to Eat Candy
Anomalous prose discusses candy as a source of energy and power with claims of safety and rational eating. The fragment cites sugar content and potential effects on vigor, suggesting a cautious yet supportive view of candy consumption.
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Andy Eater
Annals of Hywioue
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Kellogg and Main
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Fire Lake
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Renew Law and Order League
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Ann Arbor
Joneshoe
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Fenton
Wey Petz
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