Argentinian origins of the Imagiroed Doctrine and colonial debates
A fragment discusses early Anglo American and Argentine relations, noting British and European views on occupation, 19th century interventions, and Jorge Canning's letters to Rush about South American independence and possible U S support against aggression. The text references Monroe’s reception of Canning's ideas and 1823 inter power dynamics.
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Colonial Institute
Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Jorge Canning
Mr. Rush
United States
England
Great Britain
Dent Monroe
Canning
Cardinal Gibbons to Visit New Orleans
Cardinal James Gibbons will arrive in Orleans from Baltimore and stay with his brother John. He is expected to assist at a mass in St. Josephs Church during his visit.
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Cardinal James Gibbons
New Orleans
Orleans
James Gibbons
Baltimore
John
St. Joseph's Church
Did Mennerich Make Machine In Decatur Mailing Death
Frederick W. Mennerich was killed in Bullville Illinois by an infernal machine mailed from Decatur Illinois. He had planned to open it believing his repair skills would prevent ignition. His wife was detained then released. a letter found in the yard suggested he might have devised the device to conceal self harm.
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Associated Press
Bullivan
Frederick W. Mennerich
Decatur
Ill
Mennerich
Springfield
Mississippian Has Given Six Sons to the U S Navy
NEW ORLEANS March 2. Six brothers of Jefferson Davis Wallace of Foxworth Mississippi have joined the U S Navy. Tom Dixon Wallace, the youngest, passed naval recruiting exams and became an apprentice seaman, marking a Wallace family record. Two younger brothers remain under enlistment age with promises to join when 17.
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New Orleans
Navy
Jefferson Davis Wallace
Farmer
Foxworth
Miss
Tom Dixon Wallace
Naval
Tom
Navy Department
Quartermaster Wolf
Wallace
Longevity Systems Across Many Traditions
The text notes that many methods exist to achieve longevity, reflecting a wide array of traditional beliefs. It contrasts varied approaches across cultures, suggesting no single universally accepted path.
British aviator to witness Wanamaker plane tests
Lieutenant John C. Porte of the British navy will travel to Hammond port New York to observe tests of the 200 horsepower engine for the Wanamaker aeroplane built by J Curtiss. Porte declines to discuss the Atlantic crossing until after the flight.
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New York
John C. Porte
Gin Curtiss
Atlantic Ocean
J. Curtiss
Hammond@port
N. Y
Go to Church Sunday Movement Initiated in Brewton
Brewton Alabama churches set March 8 as a city wide church going day. Thousands of buttons with Go to Church Sunday will be distributed by volunteer canvassers. At 12 15 p m each day church bells will ring for one minute to urge prayers for the event. Choirs are preparing special programs to support the day.
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Brewton
Ala
Therh
Institutes of beauty revive Parisian vanity and age reversal
Paris reports a surge of beauty institutes promising youth for older women. These shops, some run by men, proliferate as aging is treated like a fashion, with popular culture citing Marshal de Richelieu and Alfred Capus as inspirations for the trend.
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Paris
Iaces
Institutes of Beauty
Institut de Beaute
Marshal de Richelieu
Alfred Capus
Theatre Des Varletes
Edwin J. Houston dies at 70 noted scientist and educator
Edwin J. Houston a Philadelphia scientist inventor and educator died of heart disease at 70. For years he held the chair of natural philosophy and physical geography at Central High School and was a noted electrical engineer and author. He served as president of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers twice and was chief electrician at the Chicago World's Fair.
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Edwin J. Houston
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Houston
Central High School
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Chicago
John Sebastian Former Rock Island VP Dies in Evanston
John Sebastian longtime Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad executive dies at his Evanston home aged 63 following recent health issues. He resigned the vice presidency a few months prior. He was born in Newport Kentucky and is survived by his widow and a son.
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John Sebastian
Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Evanston
Rock Island
Sebastian
Newport
Said Pasha Dies in Constantinople
Former grand vizier Said Pasha died in Constantinople yesterday after serving as a leading Ottoman statesman.
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Said Pasha
Constantinople
Death notices of W. L. Arnold and Otto I. Leisy
W. L. Arnold editor of the Tennessean and American died in Nashville after a stroke and brain hemorrhage. He had worked for the Mobile Register New Orleans States Nashville Union and Nashville American and will be buried in New Orleans. Otto I Leisy wealthy brewer died in Cleveland from a cerebral hemorrhage. he was a noted benefactor to German Americans and a friend of Tom L. Johnson.
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W. L. Arnold
Nashville
Tenn
Arnold
Telegraph
Tennessean
American
Mobile Register
New Orleans
Nashville Union
The
Nashville American
Chicago Times
Otto J. Leisy
Cleveland
Otto I. Leisy
Tom L. Johnson
Oldest Probate Judge in Alabama Is Stable at Lawrence
Lawrence county gains the state’s longest serving probate judge as Judge J C Kumpe of Lawrence county becomes the oldest in service after Judge Price Williams of Mobile dies. Kumpe, elected in 1886, has held the office through Republican and Democratic eras and plans to retire after his fifth term in 1916. He is president of the Bank of Moulton and intends to devote time to the bank.
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Courtland
Ala
Price Williams
Mobile
Mobile County
Williams
J. C. Kumpe
Lawrence County
Kumpe
Judge Kumpe
Judge Kumpela
Congress
Richardson
Bank of Moulton
Tries to Reduce Weight and Scores a Failure
George Masel weighed 350 pounds on January 1 and reduced to 310 by the day before yesterday. He celebrated by dancing on a frozen pond where he slipped, broke his left leg, and friends carried him home. He regained the forty pounds lost, and faced a grim outlook for more loss.
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Huntington
L. AI
George Masel
George
New Orleans Officers to Arrest Liquor Violators
New Orleans police, led by Superintendent James W. Reynolds, launched a crackdown on corner saloons selling unlicensed liquors and violating license laws. Plainclothes officers were deployed to identify violators as the department vows to confiscate licenses.
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New Orleans
James W. Reynolds
Salvez Brothers Die in Experimental All-Metal Monoplane
Lyons France March 2 Pierre and Gabriel Salvez brothers were killed while piloting their own all metal monoplane during an experimental flight. A wing failed and caused the crash.
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Salvez
Associated Presa
Lyons
France
Pierre and
Gabriel Salvez
Excellent For Stomach Trouble Chamberlains Tablets
Mrs G C Dunn of Arnolé Pa reports Chamberlains Tablets eased her stomach trouble after long bouts of pain and frequent bilious attacks. The product is praised for relief and reliability in this testimonial.
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Chamberlain
G. C Dunn
Arnolé
That Longing For the Thing We Do Not Have
Irene Weston retells a parable about a garden goat who loves his world yet longs for a distant mountain. The tale mirrors human longing for what is not possessed, ending with a bleak, fatal pursuit as night claims the goat and the green-eyed threat closes in.
Cardui Woman's Tonic Praised By Texas Reader
Mrs. R. A. Casey of Toyah Texas reports eight years of womanly troubles and nervous spells eased after taking Cardus the Woman's tonic. She credits nine bottles with restoring health and urges other suffering women to try Cardui, offering a sample and home treatment booklet from Chattanooga Tennessee.
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Toyah
Texas
R. A. Casey
Cardus
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