Immigrant Year Figures and Political Jottings
A collage of overseas immigration data and political remarks. Notes say 80,290 came from Canada in the fiscal year. Mentions speeches on ship subsidies, Turks and Kentucky, and public reactions. Discusses Missouri classification, a Paris expo expense, and a six year presidential term proposal. Includes injunctions affecting social behavior and city employment cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clacinne
United States
Canada
Why Ship Subsidies Are Needed in American Navy Policy
The piece argues that subsidies justify the higher cost of American vessel building versus British ships. It questions why Americans should buy English built ships, and why shipbuilders receive public subsidies. It suggests protecting domestic farming by making grain more profitable than imported equivalents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y. Woett
Hansa i
Policers in Russia and Argesiting Debate on Taxpayer Help
The text questions why farmers should be aided by other taxpayers and cites Senator Prye's claim that essential constitutional needs matter more than farm support. It notes ships and steel production, shipyards, and mills operating at full capacity without subsidies, arguing Britain’s costs versus domestic industry and the use of steel pisten for foreign shipyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Prye
Great Britain
Shilo Paitin ‘Trust
Farcritieni
Fragmented Globe text blends odd tales and jokes
A garbled Globe page fragment mixes disjointed lines about Lydia Pinkham like images, marital frictions, card playing, mortgage tips, and a few anecdotal stories. It mentions a Colorado Springs owner, Christmas gifts, and a Sunday school collecting scene with a monkey, ending with a mislaid rabbit tale.
Pointed Paragraphs on Women and Society in 19th Century Nonsense
A garbled excerpt lampoons women and manners, with scattered thoughts on honesty, virtue, aging, and social roles. It references female compositors, virtue, appearances, and public vanity, ending with a stray remark about an inventor of a sewing machine to mend manners.
Quakee Reflections From The Philadelphia Record Blast
A garbled column from the Philadelphia Record presents a series of quirky misprints and wordplay about balloonists brides and mixed aphorisms. The piece lampoons social foibles with scattered, unreadable lines and a recurring theme of verbal slips.
In Hotel Corridors and Firefighting Histories
Narratives recall boom towns in the West with volunteer fire departments, waterworks bonds, and parades. Tales describe training for hook and ladder races, hiring professional runners for contests, and prize bets that collapsed when pros joined the team. A Missouri observer reflects on the James family and Jesse James wife’s death, noting mixed reputations and lingering stories.
National Ball League players threaten contract boycott
A New York report outlines players from the National, American and Eastern leagues vowing not to sign contracts this year until demands are met. Officials discuss possible conferences with club owners and league representatives to resolve disputes and avoid further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoaral
New York
Ree
Pats
Peronnete
Aerate Pucrenieesa
Wana
Siwen
Strimmer
Hyia
Bun Johnson
Americ League
To Bet
Kansas University officials seek funding for library upgrades
Charles F. Sco, LL Dyone, H. Snow of Kansas University. visiting Governor Stanly, discuss needs of the station and Dyche collection. They urge a new $50,000 building for the Dyche collection and additional improvements. The university requests $199,000 for maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Sco
Belt Made Hair Grow and Beard Revival
Cleveland December 11 A Cleveland tannery engineer Timothy J Mulchay discovered a remedy that grows hair on bald beads He had been in the front near Heater class for years but recently his hair began to grow First fuzz appeared then a well developed bead of hair emerged He said he had been working under a belt and a doctor explained the hair grow by metricity after exposure to the belt heat
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Jamna
Missouri
James
James Brothers
Lerieally
Misawikane
James Boys
Jesse James
Kansas City
Louis James
Jamos
Cogtes
Gonn
Jesse
James Bwa
Cleveland
Timothy J. Mulchay
Mulehay
Mulchay
SUPREME COURT EYES PHILIPPINE DUTY ISSUE
Manila December reports the Supreme Court case over tax duties on bonds from the United States under treaty terms. The decision could require return of all duties collected and repeal of certain charges, affecting customs and other taxes. The Philippines faces a broad tax dispute involving 35,000,000 in duties tied to imports and treaty provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Phitti
United States
United
Drowned in a Bathtub in San Antonio Barber Shop
Thomas J. Kent a local baggage agent for Southern Pacific and veteran of the Confederate era died in a bathtub at Elite House barber shop. He had eaten a hearty meal and may have suffered a stroke causing him to fall into the tub. A native of Louisiana, Kent served as steamboat captain after the war and held several railroad and steamship positions with Houston and Galveston headquarters. He was 61 and unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Thormas J. Kent
Southern Pacific
Mexico
Canada
Hotse
Kent
Louisiana
Texas & New Orleans Railroad
Houston
Morgan Steamship One
Galveston
Thomas Kent
Walker Starts New York Meeting of Stockholders
Chairman Walker of Atchison announces a stockholders meeting of the road to be held in New York on December 12. The purpose is to discuss business and organize attendance at the main session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
New York
Bids Opened for Five Battleships and Six Armored Cruisers
Washington December 1 bids opened at the navy department for five new battleships and six armored cruisers totaling 154000 tons. The designs split between sheathed and unsheathed hulls to settle turret and armor debates, with speeds of at least 14 knots for battleships and 22 knots for cruisers.
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Washington
Navy Department
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Vie
Scvew
Ordnance Bureau
Lost
Hichborn
Bether
Fragmented OCR notice from St Luke's hospital event
Fragment reads as misread text mentioning St Luke's hospital, a person named Dale, and unclear references to a Prope Mexies TM artui Aexiou company. The readable parts suggest an incident or transfer to hospital and a recalled career in comedy, but details are garbled.
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Mitmespore
Samn
Baird
St Luke's Tnt
Mise Dale
Emteria
Aerica
Keban
Isier
Cashier Behind the Bars Charged With Embezzlement
Chicago reports show former Traders Loan cashier D Glenn brought back on embezzlement charges. He appeared last summer with the charge over two hundred, was placed in the county jail pending extradition, and had worked as a clerk at a hotel before his arrest in Rawlins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Glenn
Chicago
Wailer
Glenn
Fermeriy
Delam
Accourite
Chicnes
Y Rawlins
American Bid Lower Delays Teanda Bridge Contract
London reports Sir Alfred Hickman criticizes the Teanda railroad bridge contract to America noting the American tender was the lowest and accepted while British firms were urged but deemed only suitable when public interests allow. Thorpe notes hospital aid and charitable gifts from the Central Comprehensive Christian Endeavor.
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London
Alfred Hickman
House of Commons
Teanda
America
Lord Cranborne
Foremgn
United Ki
United States
Fragmentary Dream Narrative From Haima Scene
A disjointed dream report describes a morning scene near Haima with references to Bilas Si and a grave, noting a mother and friends, an unpleasant duty at waking, and a death tied to the dream. Details are fragmented and uncertain, with unclear attribution and sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haima
Turin
Bert
Periad
Dolphin Message From Santa Fe Wires on Strike
A damaged telegram from Galveston dated December 10 1800 and addressed to C A Carpenter Local Chairman OR T Peach Springs Ariz urges action in a labor dispute. It references SPE workers and operators and calls for immediate effort with pay of expenses, signed as a message.
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Santa Fe
Galveston
Tex
C. A. Carpenter
Peach Springs
Ariz
SPE
Roryats
Liscum Funeral At Arlington In Washington
Remains of Colonel Tie are interred at Arlington with a cavalry squadron, Second Artillery, Capt. C. D. Parkhurst, and a battalion of Marines under Major Curmany. Episcopal service led by Rev. McKay Smibtty. Afterward volleys fired, officials and Congress members present including General A. W. Greely and Brigadier Generals.
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Arlington
Wash Dee
Tie
Wile City
Rafferty
Ted
MoKialess
A Inet
Mebers
Vermont
Drirra- Hom
Congress
Alt m
Retadier
A. W. Greely
Breckenridge
Neipadier
BG. Liebler
Ale Bates
Gaytait Percy
C. B Edwards
U. V
Trans continental association votes down colonist rates
The group rejects a proposed 11-A plan to issue Northern Pacific colonial rates via the Missouri River, limiting travel to California and intermediate points. Tickets would bear fixed dates from February 12 to April 30, with second class fares applying, coupons indorsed and valid for up to 24 hours, using the same schedule as St. Paul routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transcontinental Association
Chitain
Dee
Missouri River
Califarnia
St. Louis
New Oriente
Cer
No Change in Texas Strike Returns to Statu Quo
In Galveston Texas December 11 a status quo is reported on the Southern Division. General Manager Polk stated Frings could not be better and the Gulf California Santa Fe railway is constraining to a few operators and moving slowly as talks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Division
Santa Fe
Galveston
Tex
Polk
Gulf, Colarads & Santa Fe Railway
Ree Db Opera House Presentation Dec 13 14 18
The notice advertises Ree Db Opera House showings on Thursday Friday evenings and a Saturday matinee detailing Rovrroons Progurtiva of b Tape Lacuard.
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Ree Db Opera House
Lacuard
May Indict Witnesses In Dayton Killing Case
A grand jury in Minotapeum and Mifin is examining the December killing of millionaire Leonard Day after a woman’s shot at the West hotel. Witnesses hesitate to reveal full details, with some holding back parts of the story and defense claims about what occurred. The case involves a Cincinnati tie and a guardian and judge’s involvement in prior proceedings.
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Minotapeum
Mifin
Benmube
Leonard Day
Wotian
West
Sigainst
Fereene
Local News Briefs From Ra- Maa and Quincy Street
Six physicians registered to attend the grad oper in Ra- Maa. Coureman Weber grooms beer for several days to attend the Business. The Pitterath street bridge is complete and open for travel. Frank Harrison was arrested for diversity conduct. About 100 attendees were present at the event at Quincy Street.
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Ra- Maa
Quincy Street
Frank Harrison
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Vance
Redman
Keay
Sampron
Peitierew
Charles Atorne
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Sam Weller
Kentucky
St Louis
John G. Curtis
Perkinsi W. Peck
Unitat
Paris
Congresmman Sibley
Nas
Senate
Sibier
Menifont Pupeeter
Tate
Pittsburg
Bin
Atchison Globe
Lien Feehman Weannat
Lydia Pinkhar
Hensibie
Frompany
Fras
ZuKst
Raine 4
Colorado Springs
Burns
Atlas
Atehisan
PAL Ente
Solomon
Toper
Quakee
Philadelphia Record
T's
Aman
Maude
Behin Mesa
Gether
Bear
Kees
Rompete
Gals
Soule
Eple
Tule
Kansan
Tawa
Kar
Nebraska
Brown
Robinson
Kiteman
Bethuen
Fet
Jay Center
National Ball League
K. U.S
Stanley
Supreme Court
Awsits
Porto Rico
Thomas J. Kent
Texas
Walker
California Fig Syrupco
San Francisco
Dregpists
Helen Bailed
Mlexco Company
Thorpe
Sheldon Hospital
Sunda
Ptt
Episcopal
Bennett
Kansas Avenue
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Tediin
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Minneapolis
Ciscinnati
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Chum
Leupold Burkert Coun
Ferrie
Dephast
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