Rosebery vs Bryan in British and American Oratory Debate
The piece compares English and American politics with Lord Rosebery and William J. Bryan as contrasts, noting Rosebery's amiable, witty, and courteous style versus Bryan's blunt, forceful oratory. It then surveys British public sentiment on Cuban war fallout, army scandals, and calls for broad investigations, ending with reflections on Anglo-American ties and King Edward’s Burton visit linked to Bass ale.
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Figkes
Chamberlain
Rosebery
England
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Brynn
Rongbery
Lord Rosebery
Chauncey Depew
Depew
Sampson
Schley
Kingdward
Edward
Burton
Burton-on-Trent
The
Daily Telegraph
Bass
Lord Burton
Burton-on-Jrent
Bases Great
United States
America
King Edward
William
Prince Henry
Duke of Cornwall
Germany
Great Britain
Dog trail on Great Northern train from Helena to Butte
Passengers on yesterday's Great Northern train from Helena reported a dog tracking the locomotive's path. Gog followed the speeding train over curves and through Park, catching the scent near Butte where the master and dog waited on the platform after a long journey.
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Anaconda
Mont
Great Northern
Helena
Basin
Gog
Bernice
Oodville
Butte
Soldiers in Singapore Fined and Jailed After Desertion Incident
Correspondence from the Indianapolis Journal details three American soldiers from the Twenty-seventh Infantry and Eleventh Cavalry who, on shore in Singapore, looted shops, damaged property, and were jailed pending fines. The men faced local authorities while higher officers avoided direct action, highlighting tensions over military discipline abroad. Two other articles mention French military honors, including the Legion of Honor and the Medaille Militaire, with notes on their recipients and significance.
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Indianapolis Journal
Singapore
Crook
New York
Manila
Straits Settlements
Patrick J. O'Connell
Clarence C. Hamm
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Edwin Gumea
Eleventh Cavalry
O'Connell
Gurmen
Hamm
Asia
Guinea
Williams
Hennessee
Fort Ethan Allen
Simonds
White
England
United States
War Department
Coas
Legion of Honor Paris Centenary Draws Americans to Ceremonies
Paris readies the Legion of Honor centennial with many Americans invited as guests. Notables include John La Farge Samuel Clemens and St Gaudens. the order, founded in 1802, honors high merit across fields, not just military service, and has even decorated women.
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France
Paris
Legion of Honor
Rosa Bonheur
Napoleon II
Philadelphia
Amerie
Motley
Washington Alliston
Aguaziz
Benjamin Thompson
Rumford
Neil Parkman
Canada
Benjamin Harrison
Legion
America
John la Farge
Samuel Clemens
Mark Twain
St. Gaudens
Peck
Potter Palmer
Europe
Napoleon
Cambaceres
Lebrun
Cuvier
Laplace
Lelande
Goethe
Sartoris Children Draw Washington Attention and Gossip
Washington follows the Sartoris grandchildren of General Grant, focusing on Algernon Sartoris and his move from the army to Westinghouse in Pittsburgh to study engineering. Vivian and Rosemary Sartoris are debutantes with plans in literature, art, and music, while Miriam Grant and other grandchildren brighten Mrs. Grant’s social circle in Washington.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Sartoris
Vivian
Rosemary
Algernon
Cable
General Grant
Grant
Nellie Grant Sartoris
Great Britain
Fitzhugh Lee
West Inghouees
Pittsburg
George F. Westinghouse
Washington Gt
Miss Vivian
Miss Rosemary Sartors
Georgetown Convent
Cleveland
McKinley
London
King's College
Archibald Balfour
Lord Salisbury
Arthur Balfour
Mise Sartoris
Fannie Fuller
Milan
Miriam Grant
Jesse B. Grant
Are you a brigand asked traveler in Europe
A traveler in Europe asks a man named Sam about stealing him, with Sam replying that they do not usually conduct such business. The speaker insists on cash in advance and notes he has his lecture and magazine articles prepared, seeking only the advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Europe
No Half Rates for Half Drunks Court Refuses Half Fine
In Butte Police Court this morning Murray pleads half drunk and O'Brien and Rorsh plead drunk. Clerk Winn notes the court will not grant half rates on fines as Judge Boyle declares the amount full. Murray insists he is only half drunk, but faces the standard fine.
A Toast to St Patrick and the snakes of Ireland
A humorous verse from Four Track News praising St Patrick for driving snakes from Ireland. It warns to toast him soberly and avoid excess that could lead to repeating the old tale of snakes.
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St. Patrick
Ireland
Patrick
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