Crises in Austria Hungary Deepens as Coalition Falls Short
The Hungarian coalition demands cabinet power from Emperor Francis Joseph but the emperor's ultimatum rejects concessions. Hungary remains without a responsible government as long simmering tensions between Austria and Hungary strain the dual monarchy. The dispute centers on language, reform, and parliamentary rules, with Hungarian leaders, including Louis Kossuth Jr, pressing for constitutional governance while Austrian sentiment backs the emperor.
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Mrengary Hen
Austria and
Hungary
House of Representatives
Party of Hungary
Hofburg
Francis Joseph
Atalemnen
Budapest
Austria
Delegaton
Louis Kopsuth
Vienna
Ferdinand
Francis Kaesuth
Louis Korauth
Solomon Bzell
Klolous
Tae- Hew
Szell
Khuen Hedervary
Party of Independence
Scandinavia
Bismarck
Europe
Eastern
Lekely
Old Red Cloud Humor and Heroism in Sioux History
Old Red Cloud, famed Sioux chief, is described as grave yet secretly amused at humor. He once led attacks against whites, then softened, swearing hatred outwardly while hiding playful resolve. By Wounded Knee era he lingered near Fort Pellermastrom as news of the Seventh Cavalry clash reached the Plains.
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Miles
Brooke
Pine Ridge
Milex
Red Cloud
White Clay Creek
Porcupine Butte
Young Bucks
Seventh Cavalry
Star Eyes
Tiwan
Brule
Ogalala Bucke
Pip Dons
Howe Camp
Chienga
Colud
Blue Coate
Fort Pellermastrom
Wounded Knee
Plow Tidge
Mig
Ponurler
Chinese Study A Method Among Papua at New Bedford
Fragmented OCR text describes six young Chinese among Papua in New Bedford Masa Uile eched. It hints at government aims to use their talents for industrial advantage and to spread modern spinning and weaving methods to others.
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Papua
New Bedford
Masa
China
Themellious
Aged Navy Veteran Willan Mackates Celebrates 102nd Birthday
A retired U S Navy veteran Willan Mackates marked his 102nd birthday at the Naval Home on Gray's Ferry Road in Philadelphia. Born in Baltimore the long retired master diver has lived in retirement for many years. He drinks whisky daily and is a lifelong smoker. He has not left the paymaster’s office in years and was active in a recent Democratic party affair.
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U. S. Navy
Willan Mackates
Nervas Fir
United States Navy
Heta
Gray's Ferry Road
Philadelphia
Abew
Baltimore
Payal Bowie
Democratio Ueker
Giant Sunflower Growth Near Oplon Gains Noted Size
W R McCormack and a local farmer near Oplon boast a gigantic sunflower from their Tarn. The plant stands seven feet tall with a base circumference around ten inches. It reportedly contains 106 hides and Hogans with numbers shown as 1 ink seventy two.
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W .R. McCormack
Oplon
Detroit News
Hyde to sell property and depart for France
James H. Hyde, once a prominent master, puts his New York area holdings up for sale. He has already disposed of his country estate, private car, stable, and other assets as rumors spread that he plans to move to France. The announcement indicates a planned relocation abroad.
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James H. Hyde
New York
Taldr
End of the Once Noble Ranger of the Jungle Writer
A fragmented dialogue features characters Bao Nuritch and Miss Walte discussing identity and relations. References to Jack Brown, May boss, and submissions to magazines appear in a playful exchange about writing and reputation. The piece centers on personal conduct and social banter with no clear narrative arc.
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Bao End
Ranger
Nuritch’e Baby
Sloman
Miss Walte
Dudge
Noise Haunts Neighbors In Odd Local Row
In a wry remark rental agent laments a tenant who claimed no children while neighbors report a baby. The tale includes night noises blotted out by a neighbor’s dog and a parrot’s shrieks as recounted in the De trot Tribune.
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Mr Flatchwetler
Smith
The Declin of Poetry and The Silver Spoon Child
A brief comic exchange over a morning poem reveals one editor’s attempt to help a struggling writer while a reader jokes about a newborn’s fortune. The dialogue contrasts poetic praise with a wry remark about material wealth.
Moving cheese prompts polite kitchen exchange
In Yonkers Statesman style dialogue, a thin boarder asks to start the cheese. The fat boarder objects that it’s not yet due, arguing it would arrive by the time he is ready.
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Yonkers Statesman
Missing Link prompts quartet question in city tale
In a humorous exchange, a farmer explains the trio of men on his farm while a city girl asks about a fourth, noting the familiar quartet to sing the Old Oaken Bucket. The Houston Chronicle fragment frames a playful misperception of a missing member and rural life.
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Border
Asata
Natural Enough Tess and Mrs Fourney talk age concealment
Tess comments that Mrs Fourney does not show her age due to all her trouble. Jeas notes it is not surprising given her efforts to hide it, while Tess clarifies she means concealing rather than aging.
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Tess
Bitter End The Gerwkin Rage Well Hang It To Think
A fragmented historical note laments being trampled after a noble career. The text mingles odd interjections and archaisms, including terms like Jester and Mba, creating a cryptic, possibly satirical insider reference without clear narrative.
Quote on hay fever hints at advice request
A reader词 asks for help with hay fever symptoms and a possible medical concern. Dev Bhar responds with cautious guidance, noting the need for proper care and suggesting professional advice if symptoms persist.
Thwarted grocer question in cotten drink exchange
Suspicious dialogue shows Lawson asking about cotton drink types. Dawaee retorts that the grocer sells Mocha. The exchange hints at tension over product labeling or sourcing.
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Lawson
Cotten
Excellent sport in Morosso and Tangier travel tale
An exuberant travel piece outlines Morocco and Tangier amusements from hunting to slave market contrasts. It notes Tangier lodging, price of horse hire, and modern changes under Christian influence. It ends with an ad for Dodd's Kidney Pills linking kidney health to rheumatism relief.
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Morocco
William FireGerald
Atlas
Tangier
Che Krin
Niger
Central Africa
Understanding Historical Measurement Standards
The article explains standard measures differ from common sayings like a pint weighing a pound. It details imperial yard definition by bronze bar at 62 degrees Fahrenheit, stored under secure safes in London, and pounds kept in protected boxes. It notes German metric adoption and local varied feet in Hesse Darmstadt and Schwarnberg Rudolstadt.
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London
Hesse-Darmstadt
Schwarnberg-Rudolstadt
Dawes Could Thin Them Out
The Hon H L Dawes in his young manhood was an indifferent speaker. In a law case before a North Adams justice, an older attorney drew a large crowd with his eloquence. The justice, perspiring, took off his coat and urged the crowd to let Dawes speak to thin them out.
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H. L. Dawes
North Adams
Dawes
Boston Herald
Expert Opinion on Patents and Player Skill
Andrew Lang argues that discussing patent put ters patent clubs and patent clerks is dreary. He asserts a good player adapts to any variety while a bad player cannot handle any variation, with heroes deemed always bad players.
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Andrew Lang
Prosperous Part of India in River Basins
The region described as the richest and most populous part of India lies in the basins of the Indus, the Ganges and the Lower Brahmaputra. It highlights the area’s prosperity and density of population.
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India
Indus
Ganges
Brahma Pula
Noticed It Young Lady From New Jersey Wits to Work
A New Jersey woman reports digestive relief after abandoning coffee and drinking Postum. She describes severe indigestion and stomach pain tied to coffee consumption, proceeding to quit coffee in 1901. After switching to Postum, she says symptoms vanished and her health improved.
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New Jersey
Bourke
Fife
Poelum
le Wonk
Despairing Woman Reclaims Health With Donn's Pills
A South Bend woman suffered kidney trouble weakness and nervous distress. After trying Donn's Kidney Pills her pain bloating and heart threat subsided and she regained strength. She praises the remedy and notes it saved her life. Sold by dealers at 30 cents a box, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Henry A. Reamer
South Bend
Ind
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
Fifteenth Century Custom of Cloth Shears Revealed
An old French window from the fifteenth century preserves a record of a cloth making custom. It shows how fabric was spread on a table and the nap removed by large scissors formed like pinchers used by cloth shearers.
Shells Used as Holy Water Basins in Churches
In Europe tridacna shells are commonly used in churches for water basins and fonts. The largest shells are in St. Peter's in Rome, weighing up to 500 pounds with the animal sometimes reaching twenty pounds. The name tridacna derives from Greek for “eaten at three bites.”
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Europe
St. Peter's Rome
St Nicholas
Medicines That Have Withstood The Test Of Time
A medical authority notes leading proprietary medicines retain proven therapeutic value. They are produced in top laboratories by skilled pharmacists from approved formulas, many once prized by physicians. Public opinion has affirmed their usefulness, or people would abandon them.
Cause of Ocean Tides
Tides arise from gravitational forces of the sun and moon on the oceans and Earth. The Moon, being closer, mainly drives tides by pulling water toward itself while also tugging the planet, creating a tidal bulge beneath the Moon. The Earth's response contributes less to the water movement.
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Earth
Antarctic Area Description with Two Continents and Seas
Antarctic area comprises two unequal land masses Queen Victoria Land and King Edward VII Land separated by a belt of fat-topped ice bergs. It also includes two southern seas the Roas Sea and the Weddell Sea extending far south.
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Antarctic Area
Antarctic
Queen Victoria Land
King Edward VII Land
Roas Sea
Weddell Sea
She Uses the Spools in Domestic Skillful Task
A young woman stenographer uses spools from her typewriter ribbons to clean and repurpose materials. She washes them to remove ink specks and employs the spools to organize baby ribbons, lace scraps, and other odds and ends. The spools are well made and their extra file is noted as very useful.
Both wine and tea make talk, but not both make wisdom
A concise proverb-like remark contrasts wine and tea as neither yields wisdom, suggesting speech alone does not grant insight and discernment. The line casts tea as a cooler, wine as warmer influence on conversation, implying temperance in discourse.
Lovely Woman Statement Sparks Reflective Exchange
In a brief conversation, a woman named Linn comments on feeling younger today than in years past. Mise Inurteans responds, noting the observation and hinting at a lighthearted mood as they discuss aging and vitality.
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Linn
Oali Mia
Owen
Mise Inurteans
Inie
Greenland Coast Unexplored Reveals Vast Unknown Stretch
The text notes Greenland's east coast remains largely uncharted with an estimated hundreds of miles still to be mapped. It emphasizes the remnant coastline on the coast near Wet Greenland and hints at ongoing exploratory focus on the region.
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Greanland
Greenland
Oast
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