Austro Hungarian crisis deepens as emperor rejects cabinet offer
The coalition led by Hungary's independents presents an ultimatum to Emperor Francis Joseph, who denies concessions and demands a cabinet. Hungary remains without a responsible government as tensions between Austria and Hungary rise, with roots in past reforms and language policies. The dispute echoes broader European strains and recalls historical shifts in Scandanavian contexts.
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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 the Sioux Chief’s Ironies
The article recalls Red Cloud, the Sioux leader, famed for a stern persona yet capable of humor. It notes his evolution from warrior to foe and later ally, his presence near the Joye frontier, and his role during conflicts with white forces at Fort Pellerman and Wounded Knee era.
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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
Old Red Cloud
Colud
Blue Coate
Fort Pellermastrom
Wounded Knee
Plow Tidge
Mig
Ponurler
Chinese Study A Method for Papuan Textile Skill
A fragmented article notes six young Chinese men among Papua groups in New Bedford Masa and discusses their role in applying Chinese industry methods. It says the government expects them to share skills and contribute to spinning and weaving knowledge and modern techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papua
New Bedford
Masa
China
Themellious
Aged Navy Veteran Marks 102nd Birthday Milestone
Willan Mackates, a long retired U S Navy sailor living at the Naval Home on Gray's Ferry in Philadelphia, celebrated his 102nd birthday. Born in Baltimore, he has spent many years in retirement, with daily whisky and heavy smoking. He has not ventured outside the Naval Home for several years, and observed the Democratic ticket in recent days.
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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 Raises Giant Size Near Oplon
A Detroit News report describes W R McCormack and a farmer near Oplon growing a colossal sunflower. The plant reaches 7 feet high and 10 1/2 inches in circumference at the base, with 106 hide and Hogans, the latter numbered 172. The wooer of its kind on his Tarn records the remarkable specimen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W .R. McCormack
Oplon
Detroit News
James H. Hyde Sells New York Property I nounced
James H. Hyde, once leader of a notable life assistance group, announced plans to sell his properties in New York as part of relocating abroad. He has already liquidated his country home, private car, and stable, and now places are being listed for sale.
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James H. Hyde
New York
Taldr
Just a Few Jokes and Jocular Dialogues in Quiet Banter
A narrator recalls snippets of playful exchanges among characters including Bao, Nuritch, Miss Walte, Mr Sloman, and Jack Brown. The chatter touches on writing, pride in holding one's own, and social news such as a friend becoming a spouse.
Noise and deception spark rental dispute in De trot Tribune
A rental agent reports a tenant misrepresented herself by denying children while a baby supposedly lives with her. The night was marked by howling dogs and a parrot shriek heard amid quiet earlier feuds, in a snippet from the De trot Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Flatchwetler
Smith
The Decline of Poetry and a Silver Spoon Joke
An editor recalls a reader praising a morning poem while admitting a bias toward helping the author. A satirical exchange follows about nuriteh and a baby born with a silver spoon versus a silver knife, reflecting wordplay on class and pretension.
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Nuriteh
Moving Cheese Delayed by Boarders at Dine-In
Yonkers Statesman notes a playful exchange between two diners as a thin boarder asks for the cheese to begin now while the fat boarder quips that starting it early may reach by the time he is ready. The item captures a light, local moment.
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Yonkers Statesman
Missing Link in the Quartet at the Farm Party
A Houston Chronicle clipping quotes a farmer, a city girl, and a young preacher in a humorous scene about a quartet and the song Old Oaken Bucket. The preacher notes his salary rose without an increase, while the farmhand confirms the farm asset. The dialogue hints at a missing member among the singing group.
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Houston Chronicle
Border
Asata
Natural Enough. Tess notes on Mrs Fourney’s age
Tess and Jeas discuss Mrs Fourney, saying she doesn’t show her age and has hidden it through many troubles. The dialogue hints at concealment rather than appearance, emphasizing her efforts to obscure aging.
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Tess
Bitter End The Gerwkin Rage Well Hang It To Think
A fragmented excerpt presents fragmented phrases about betrayal and pride. It references a noble career and being trampled, with odd interjections that resemble a stage aside or street dialogue. The tone hints at conflict or mockery without clear context or full names.
Ad Hoc Advice Exchange On Hay Fever Woes
A fragmented exchange shows Ald Klose asking for mudiga advice as hay fever worsens. Dev Bhar replies with cautious guidance, suggesting practical steps and a calm approach to a sudden alert in Mose and related symptoms.
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Dev Bhar
Suspicious Exchange Over Mocha Terms Between Lawson and Dawaee
A fragmented dialogue shows Lawson asking what cotton brew Brasilien or Mocha represents. Dawaee replies the grocer sells Mocha, implying a confrontation or testing of a barrier. The exchange reveals tension and potential conflict around a trade or commodity phrase.
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Lawson
Cotten
Excellent Sport in Morosso and Tangier Travel Tale
A sprawling travel note notes Morosso entertainment from wild boar to panthers with Tangier horses for a dollar and a half daily. It mentions Arab and slave servants, the fading slave trade, and the old caravan trade. It also recounts Deep Valley, Pa observations and a local medical claim praising Dodd's Kidney Pills for rheumatism linked to kidney disease.
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Morocco
William FireGerald
Atlas
Tangier
Che Krin
Niger
Central Africa
Old World Measures and Their Varied Standards
Describes how standard measures differed historically with gallons defined by water weight, the yard tied to a bronze bar measured at 62 degrees Fahrenheit, and the pound stored in locked safes in London. Notes the German metric system replacing numerous local units and cites variation in the Hesse Darmstadt and Schwarnberg Rudolstadt feet.
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London
Hesse-Darmstadt
Schwarnberg-Rudolstadt
Dawes Could Thin Them Out In Courtroom Interruption
A young H L Dawes argued a law case before a North Adams justice of the peace. An older attorney drew a large crowd with his eloquence. The judge, sweating, took off his coat and invited the crowd to “let Dawes begin to speak.” The remark aimed to thin the audience.
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H. L. Dawes
North Adams
Dawes
Boston Herald
Expert Opinion on Patent Theories and Player Skill
Andrew Lang argues talk about patent put ters patent clubs and patent clerks is dreary A skilled player adapts to any variety while a bad player and heroes are always unable to handle anything
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Andrew Lang
Prosperous Part of India Rich in Indus Ganges Basins
A description identifies the richest and most populous region of India as the basins of the Indus, the Ganges, and the Lower Brahmaputra, noting its prosperity.
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India
Indus
Ganges
Brahma Pula
New Jersey Woman Attributes Health Revival to Postum
A narrative from a New Jersey woman credits Postum with ending years of indigestion and abdominal pain after coffee caused distress. She claims symptoms ceased after stopping coffee in 1901 and beginning Postum, restoring health and zest for life.
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Bourke
Fife
Poelum
le Wonk
Despairing Woman Recovers With Donn's Kidney Pills
Weak nervous woman from South Bend Indiana describes severe kidney trouble with pain fatigue and digestive distress. After using Donn's Kidney Pills she reports dramatic relief and renewed strength, praising the product and its effect on daily life. Sold by dealers 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 Cloth Shearing Custom Described
An old French window reveals a fifteenth century record of a custom for preparing cloth. It explains how the fabric was spread on a table and the nap removed with large scissors shaped like pinchers used by cloth shearers.
Shells Used as Holy Water Repositories in Europe
Tridacna shells, large enough to weigh up to 500 pounds for the two valves, are widely used in European churches for holy water basins and fonts. The live animal can weigh about twenty pounds, with the shell deriving its name from Greek meaning eaten in three bites.
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Europe
St. Peter's Rome
St Nicholas
Medicines Have Stood Test of Time
A medical authority notes leading proprietary medicines endure because of known therapeutic value. They are prepared in high grade laboratories by skilled pharmacists from approved formulas. Public opinion confirms their usefulness as many physicians have prized them for patient benefit.
Cause of Ocean Tides
The text explains tides arise from gravitational forces of sun and moon on water and earth. The moon, being nearer, is the primary cause, pulling water beneath it to create tidal effects while also tugging the earth. The water responds more to lunar pull than the solid ground due to proximity.
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Earth
Antarctic Area Two Continent Landmasses Separated by Ice Barrier
Antarctic area consists of two continental landmasses Queen Victoria Land and King Edward VII Land separated by an ice barrier of tall icebergs and features 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 to Make a Useful Craft
A young woman stenographer with domestic talent repurposes typewriter ribbon spools. She washes spools to remove ink, then uses them to hold baby ribbons lace and other odds and ends. Spools are well made and their extra file is neat and tidy.
Wisdom Springs From Tea Or Rain But Not Both
A proverb-like note contrasts wine and tea as talk makers while warning that neither guarantees wisdom. The line suggests choosing moderation and reflection over indulgence when seeking sound judgment.
Woman and man share aging conversation in fragment
A fragment shows a woman Lovely Woman Linn and a man named Wann discussing aging. He remarks feeling younger today than years ago. A second speaker Mise Inurteans notes that he observed changes in Iie and TV.
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Linn
Oali Mia
Owen
Mise Inurteans
Inie
Greenland Coast Unexplored Hint Still Lingers in Text
A fragmentary note discusses the Wet Greenland Coast and Greenland’s east coast remaining largely unknown. It mentions near zero miles explored, implying extensive unknown shoreline. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
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Greanland
Greenland
Oast
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Cord
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