Milwaukee Leader Julius Goldschmidt Named Austria consul general
Julius Goldschmidt of Milwaukee a leading German American figure, chosen as consul general to Austria Hungary. Born in Germany in 1847, he emigrated at nineteen, built a Milwaukee fortune, and leads Brand Stove Co as vice president. The piece also surveys Irish police reports, Argentine trade growth, and editorials on public affairs and social reform.
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Juiius Goldschmidt
Julius Goldschmidt
Milwaukee
Vienna
Austria-Hungary
Wisconsin
Republican Party
Curt Shura
Mr. Goldschmidt
Germany
Brand Stove Company
Northwest
Austria
United States
The Tobacco Fiend Exposed as a Civilizational Evil
A moralizing piece condemns tobacco and opium as pernicious foes of civilization. It argues alcohol and narcotics erode the brain, nervous system, and body, causing rising addiction, erratic emotion, deep depressions, and eventual death or decay, urging reform and awareness.
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Heaven
Hell
Married on a Log A Novel and Amusing Marriage Woe
A fanciful city report details a humorous and unusual wedding held on a log, featuring a colorful cast including Nila, Andrew William, and local onlookers. The ceremony, conducted by Judge James F. Gearze, is described as grand, with scenic remarks by attendees and a poetic farewell to the couple’s journey downstream through life.
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Kila
Andrew Willian
Wie Academy
James F. Gearze
Benall
Pete
Andee
Bila Yen
Thomad Lowe
Dames Ko Cenege
Ed Bailey
Dave Albert
Atlanta
Bilas
Panos de Loan Tale Stirs Wedding Proposal
In a fragmentary exchange from a Panos de Loan night, Mr. De Ritch asks Pouce to marry him after questioning her love. She accepts despite uncertainty, revealing a pivotal moment in a social scene.
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Panos de Loan
Pisa the Dead A City Fades From a Once Fine Harbor
An old Italian port city, Pisa once thrived on a rich harbor and famed leaning tower. Decline followed droughts in trade and erosion of its harbor. debt and proposed lotteries to fund obligations weakened civic pride. The Arno mouth silted, harbor depth vanished, and Pisa drifted from the sea, now distant from the shore by about yen villes.
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Visa
Thaly
Italinas
Leghorn
Tianas
Pins
Sie Municipal Council of
Mist
Lening Tower
Pisat
Pisum Vomelier
Sicily
Pisa
Yen Villes
Lessons of Antiquity and the Historical Spirit in Education
Professor Mex Muller argues in the Fortnightly Review that language and historical knowledge shape true education. He warns universities must explore deep origins rather than surface facts, valuing living knowledge over dry memorization and stressing the role of past labor in current learning.
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Mex Muller
Fortnightly Review
Male Chaperones Advertised to Escort Women to Events
A Washington cor respondent cites a Star city advertisement offering three to five men to accompany women to theaters halls and other venues at attractive rates. The ad promises confidential correspondence and testimonials to honor and integrity. The writer, curious, sent a lady friend for inquiry and received an interview request but declined. The scheme is described as a novel, pleasant way for a young man to earn money, cheaper than laboring.
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Washington
Star
New York
Ray
Carte
Alley Trash Sparks Health Board Row
A roadside exchange between a policeman and a resident escalates over trash in an alley. The debate centers on whether a yard cleanup order was misinterpreted and meant only for backyards, not alleys, prompting local tension.
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Clive
Board of Health
Torre Hante Express
The Young Cynic and the Growing Room
A column on youth cynicism and romantic disillusionment argues against pessimistic views of love, marriage, and humanity. It contrasts youthful cynicism with optimistic natural progress and recounts a prairie storm as a vivid natural counterpoint to gloom.
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Santa Claus
South
The Value of Belief and Optimism in Youth
Ells Wheeler Wilcox argues in Yeonowine's Sunday News that faith in others fuels growth and joy while cynicism breeds stagnation and gloom. She praises teaching optimism and the science of loving humanity over detours of raw intellect.
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Ells Wheeler Wilcox
Yeonowine
Sunday News
Charity by Machinery Prompts Cautious Giving Reform
In a New York Weekly excerpt a poor man pleads for medicine funds, citing past aid from a generous stranger. Mr Highmind explains his shift to the Business Men's Charity Trust to vet each case before donating. The secretary's five cent token underscores caution over charity, salaries, and expenses.
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Mr. Higehmind
Business Men's Charity Trust
Highmind
New York Weekly
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Seta
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Nuran
Hueman
Existanon
Jong
Hy Thas
New Orleans
Picnyune
Tom Epenier
Tohacen
Chicago
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Pouce
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Nelecle
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