Tremendous shifts in world production and manners in Titonka era
The piece surveys global population and industry, noting America and Europe as small shares of world output while forecasting rising trade along rivers in South America and new Pacific links. It mocks public manners debates and cites anecdotes on women, marriage, and social behavior, closing with notes on fashion, a treasure discovery, and evolving medical and moral topics.
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France
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United States
Ue Globe
Cloclunati Inquirer
Rome
Theft Foreste
South America
Angels St
Global powers push toward peace with arbitration pacts
Washington reports three great powers move toward universal peace as the United States Great Britain and France sign arbitration treaties. Secretary Knox argues for the U S side at the White House and Paris with signatures possible after Senate ratification. The agreements direct disputes to The Hague or a two nation inquiry panel with optional later arbitration and a one year cooling off period for diplomatic settlement. President Taft tied the treaties to his December speech urging a universal civil procedure for international disputes.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Wilte House
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Paris
State Knox
James Gryce
Tia Eignature
Senate
Elthler
J. J. Jusserand
Agacon
Taft
Paria
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Hague
Otther
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American Society For the Judicial Settlement of International Msputes
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Street clashes in Haiti leave 20 dead amid chaos
Revolt action erupts in Port au Prince as factions fight across the capital. General Firmina’s forces clash with General Leconte’s troops, leaving 20 dead and marines landed after anarchy following a foreign warship visit. Ex-president Sinton sails for Kingston aboard the Prinz der Nederjanger.
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Firmina
Leconte
Prinz der Neder- Janger
Sinton
Kingston
Jamaica
International War Fees
Edwin A Abbey Dies in London Painter of note passes away
Edwin A Abbey the American painter died in London after a relapse following an operation for liver trouble. He had shown signs of recovery a few days earlier before his condition worsened.
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Lenton
Pogland
Edwin A. Abbey
Mr. Abbey
Burglars Break Window at Big Heu Fur House
Burglars shattered a plate glass window at a fur import house in Los Angeles and escaped with between five hundred and one thousand dollars worth of furs. They packed loot into two cases.
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Fura
Los Angeles
Gal
Twenty eight hurt in crash near White Plains
A collision in White Plains injures twenty eight people with most hurt, officials report. Emergency crews rushed injured to area hospitals as investigators began scene analysis. Police urged motorists to avoid the area while wreckage was cleared.
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White Plains
N. Fert
Peace Near As France And Germany Reach Terms In Morocco
After weeks of diplomacy Germany and France reached a common settlement in the Moroccan dispute with Russia playing a mediating role. French ambassador Jules Cambon and German secretary Maj von Kiderlen-Wachter found a basis for accord though details remain to be worked out. Emperor William planned to join Empress Augusta at Potsdam but postponed due to illness in the royal household.
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Berlin
Europe
England
Germany
France
Jules Cambon
Berilo
Maj, von Kiderlin-Wachter
Wil
von Beth Mann-Holleweg
Eldgrlen-Wachter
Amberor
Wihelmsbohe
Passage of Apportionment Bill in Senate Angers Partisan Debate
Washington reports the apportionment bill passed the Senate by an undivided vote with a House origin safeguard to prevent gerrymandering. It adds 42 seats overall, splitting new members from Arizona and New Mexico. The Democratic cotton bill cuts duties significantly, lowering ad valorem rates and total tariff impacts, with substantial anticipated fiscal effects.
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Washington
Senate
House
Arizona
Maxco
Democrata
Ingurgenta
Ad Valorem
Lapis
Cratic
URS
Drye Wins First Round in Atlanta Amid Filibuster Fight
In a stormy legislative session, Drye secured a first round victory in Atlanta as opponents pushed a lengthy three hour filibuster. The bill faced scrutiny during the second reading amid procedural delays and protest.
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Atlanta
Gar
Piasent
Baer
Underwood Attacks Bryan Over Tariff Revision Criticism
In a fiery session Democrat Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama assailed William Jennings Bryan for his comments on tariff revision. Fellow Democrat J. Kitchin defended Bryan's critics as misinformed while no one spoke in Bryan's defense amid the uproar over an interview claiming to be authorized by Bryan.
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Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
House
William Jennings Bryan
Underwood
Democratic Party
Bryan
Hitchin
North Garafina
Kitchin
Lunatics Burned to Death at Ontario Asylum Fire
In Hamilton Ontario eight lives were lost as eight maniacs fought the flames at the mountain side asylum. The blaze struck one of the main buildings, trapping about 800 patients. A well trained firefighting team and brave nurses under Doctor Engilab prevented greater loss of life.
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Theoas
Regons
Insane Asylum
Yheta
Engilab
Ffe
Governor Deneen in Peril Amid Guard Transport Mishap
Elgin Illinois reports Governor Deneen, commander of the TiMavis National Guard, narrowly escaped a barge incident during a security review. A collision damaged equipment and injured his leg when a fuse and horse team collided on the road.
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Elgin
Fuson
Sarrlage
U S Welcomes Admiral Togo in New York Harbor Visit
Admiral Count Togo of the Japanese empire arrives aboard the Lusitania in New York waters amid a high level welcome by state, war and navy officials. He visits to meet Mayor Gaynor, then sails to Washington for a White House dinner and series of official calls with President Taft in a major diplomatic event.
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United States
Heihashire Togo
Lunitania
Quitantine
War and Navy Departments
Gov. John
Beneca
Seneca
Wne
Twenty-third
Ptreet
Hudson -Rhyer
Togo
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Chandler Hale
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T. M. Potts
Navy
Tréderick D
Washington
Sherman
George Dewey
Made Wife Follow Harrow In Liberty Trial
In Liberty Missouri a large crowd mostly of women heard Lafayette Chant, accused of tying his wife and forcing her to walk with his mules while he borrowed fields. Mrs Choat testified she was beaten with a club and dragged by the husband. Chant acted as his own attorney and questioned his wife.
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Lafayette
Bor
Tornado devastates Harlow and Town Nearby in Kansas
A tornado nearly razed Harlow Kansas, 16 miles south of Smith Center, leaving hundreds homeless and many injured or possibly fatally. Widespread wreckage, cloudbursts, destroyed bridges, culverts, and flooded streams follow, with crop damage near $100,000 and Rock Island railroad damage reported across 42 miles west of town.
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Smith Center
Kan
Harlow
Here
Rockgland
Thig City
Memorial plan for Lincoln statue funding in New York
A report notes a recommendation by the fine arts commission to proceed with a Lincoln memorial project in New York funded by a $2,000,000 appropriation. The proposal design and approval steps are outlined, with President Taft mentioned in connection with the effort.
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Washington
Lincoln
Henry
Acon
New York
Thin City
Resinol Soap and Ointment Sellings High Demand
A consumer testimonial extols Resinol Soap and Restinal Ointment as a powerful skin remedy for long standing sores and eruptions. The ad promises rapid improvement and urges use for immediate relief, noting the product is nonpoisonous and harmless to delicate skin. It highlights physicians and nurses endorsing its effectiveness.
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Sony
Allihose
Haya
Sudden Umpire Call Sparks Angry Baseball Exchange
A tense moment erupts as MAW protests a call saying the umpire was distracted by applause from the grand stand. The catcher expresses emotion and wipes tears while demanding fairness in the confusing scene.
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Mie
Ground of Thair Love Echoes in Colonial Dialogue
A fragmentary dialogue echoes a clash of cultures as an English invader calls for peace while an intelligent Italian responds about the land the white strangers love. The exchange touches on colonial perspectives and territorial sentiment.
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Sacred Heart
Kayley
Tima to Reorganize and a Fractured Court Exchange
Fragmentary text shows a confused dialogue about marriage and court response. Phrases refer to a wish for a readable answer and a call for deep thinking, with scattered names and unclear context. The passage lacks a coherent event or clear participants.
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