Subscriptions and notices in the Daily Journal 1893 style
The page blends subscription rates for carriers agents and mail with a list of New York city and national notices. It includes postal handling rules, price points, and locations where the paper is sold, followed by political and cultural commentary on finance, railroads, Armenian citizens, Venice floods, and the Carnegie Institution.
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United States
Sixralentil Communications
Lua
D. B. Sherrick
Senate Committee On Post Offices
Dryden
Marshall Cushing
New York
Acws Peace
Dd. Marry
Indianapolis
The Library of Congress Vast Yet Burdened Notation
The Congressional library is valuable for research yet holds much rubbish under U S copyright law requiring a copy of every book. It contains many volumes not worthy of preservation though it also houses many valuable works. Washington’s national library ranks among the world’s largest. Its building alone surpasses all others.
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Librarian of Congress
National Library
National
France
British Museum
Germany
Congressional Library
United States
National Library At
Washington
Arrests of Armenian American Citizens in Turkey Spark Protest
The piece condemns Turkish actions against naturalized Armenian American citizens, noting repeated arrests and assaults on U S consular protection. It cites the 1868 expatriation right, treaty limits, and calls for forceful backing of protests to safeguard American citizens abroad.
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United States
Alexandretta
Turkey
Great Britain
Congress
Mar ines Camp Established For Health Check At Empire
A dispatch from Colon and Washington says two companies of marines from the Dixie have formed a sanitary camp at Empire near Panama. More units may join if health conditions warrant. Admiral Glass leads the isthmus forces as the marines, praised for past actions in Cuba, China and the Philippines, reinforce operations at Panama.
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Empire
Colon
Washington
United States
Dixie
Washington Dispatch
Isthmus
Military
Cuba
China
Philippines
Marine Corps
Navy
Army
The Humorists No Regret and Witty Exchanges
A Chicago Post humor item quotes a boy who stole mince pie and faced his mother’s scolding, admitting it was worth it. The Philadelphia Telegraph shares a brisk exchange where a man jokes about barely staying out of his grave, reflecting light humor in daily banter.
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Gorman
Post Office Department
Chicago Post
Philadelphia Telegraph
Fragmented Quotations From 1900s Newspaper Bits
A collage of archaic quips and vignette lines from multiple papers includes dialect humor about aging, parental scenes with slippers, Amphion’s mythic echo, a jab at Chicago Orchestra, Belinda shopping fantasies, and a wedding bill gag. The text blends dialogue and satirical snippets.
My Angel and the Money Question Specter
A fragment from the New York Weekly shows a witty exchange about finances in a domestic scene. One character reveals that after her second marriage all her money went to her late husband's relatives, prompting a surprised reaction about mentioning the late husband in the other's presence.
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New York Weekly
Dated Miscellany of Wealth Fame and Wit
A collection of brief anecdotes on high pay for performers and executives, the humorous mispronunciation of names, a Minsk peasant jailed for algebra, Mrs. Leslie Shaw’s wit, Senator Hanna’s rheumatism joke, and a flood of treatment offers and letters after his claim. Named figures include Harry Bal lin, Mme Hegion, Mme Breval, Ian Maclaren, Henry M. Stanley, Major McDowell, Mrs. Leslie M. Shaw, and Senator Hanna.
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Anglo-American Shipping Trust
Mme. Hegion
Paris Opera
Mme. Breval
Ian Maclaren
Henry M. Stanley
Major McDowell
Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury
Senator Hanna
Hanna
United States
Philippines
Miscellaneous anecdotes and traveler observations from era papers
A collection of short, humorous vignettes and foreign traveler impressions. Includes cabinet discussion remarks about a public figure and anecdotes about Mrs Gibson, Charles Dana Gibson's mother, plus Scots and English storytelling, and a wealthy English couple visiting Washington with a broker named Hibbs.
Yeats Lectures at UPenn On Ireland’s Revival
W B Yeats spoke at the University of Pennsylvania last month about Ireland's literary revival. In Houston Hall he chatted with reporters and compared America to France, noting Parisian light sparked daydreams and prompting him to imitate bad French in shops.
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Ireland
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Paris
Kansas City Journal
Winter Echoes of Autumn’s Loss in a Frozen Landscape
The poem reflects on a bleak landscape where winter quashes memory of green, gold, and spring. A speaker surveys a barren forest, meadow, garden, and heart, questioning whether love and promise endured. Yet Bayard Taylor envisions renewal, as frozen seeds await thaw and the womb of snow conceals future growth.
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Commerce and Labor Department Report Highlights Bureau Work
The first annual report of the secretary of commerce and labor outlines department progress, bureau duties, and financials. It notes 1,289 Washington staff and 8,836 nationwide employees, with appropriations of 9,706,847, and discusses postponement of the Bureau of Manufactures due to funding. Plans for bureau reorganization await Congress.
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Dec
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
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Bureau of the Census
Bureau of Statistics
Congress
Department
Duty of the Bureau of Corporations
The Bureau of Corporations gathers information on interstate and foreign commerce, investigates corporate conduct, and reports results to the President through the secretary of commerce and labor. It aims to publish data on corporations, including insurers, to guide future inquiries and curb unfair practices while safeguarding private rights.
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Commissioner of Corporations
Inerstate-commerce Commission
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States
Burea
The Bureau of Labor And Its Functions
The department is empowered to acquire and diffuse useful information on labor subjects, especially relating to hours and earnings, living costs, production prices, and the effects of trusts on wages and prices, to promote workers material and moral condition and understand employer relations.
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United States
Labor Department Aims to Educate on Labor Conditions
The department seeks to publish information on labor conditions to aid understanding without direct involvement in disputes. It emphasizes education, nonpartisanship, and cooperation between employers and employees while expanding its bureau’s reach. Future bulletins will cover unions and global labor topics.
William M Springer Desires No Monument
The will of late Representative William M. Springer of Illinois filed today orders his remains interred at Oak Ridge Cemetery near Springfield with a plain stone bearing his name and service as Member of Congress from Illinois 1875 to 18%. His wife’s remains to join him and her tombstone to list her books. Bulk of property left to wife, son Ritter W. Springer named executor.
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William M. Springer
Illinois
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Springfield
Congress
United States Court For Inpom Hamez
Ritter W. Springer
Labor actions and wage talks across industries in 1920s era
Trade and labor news report advances in hosiery prices at Southern Manufacturers in Tennessee, impending large scale strikes in Fox River Valley firms in Illinois, and wage changes for traveling circuses. Pittsburg building trades see deal easing, sheet steel workers consider six hour days, and Asbury Park investors face a receiver. A new federation forms from suspended lodge members amid regional labor reorganizations.
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Tenn
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United States
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Herhood
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Thomas Nolan
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Indiana Rivers and Harbors Seek Moveable Locks Survey
Indiana members push to cost and survey movable locks and dams from Lake Michigan to Ohio River. Crumpacker and Hemenway urge funding 45000 for Mich City turning basin. Talks of ship canal and nine foot depth at low water surface. Debates include postal service reforms and Dryden bill, with various Indiana officials named.
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Dec
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Miers
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Big Miami
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