Canadians of the Border and United States Jealousy
Eastport Maine residents rely on cross border trade with Canada as a lifeline amid mounting tensions. Analysts warn borders foster jealousy between neighboring nations, while social and economic ties intensify as policy questions rise.
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Kansas and national policy notes linger in terse report
The item surveys scattered remarks from Kansas and national figures on weather, crops, silver standards, taxation, and politics. It notes discussions at agricultural meetings, court and budget hints, wage and price trends, and legislative stalemate with talks of revenue bills and bond measures amid a general sense of inaction. Names like Ossons Baker Hill and Topeka policy plans appear amid broad economic concern.
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Human Arrow novelty at Westminster Aquarium act
From the London Weekly Telegraph a novelty at Westminster Aquarium entertainments is the shooting of The Human Arrow. The arrow is a 16 year old girl shot from a monstrous bow at a target and caught by another girl hanging by her feet nearly twenty yards away.
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Endowed Libraries Richest in the United States
The article notes New York Citys consolidated libraries the Lenox Astor and Tilden endowment about 5 million dollars making it the richest endowment in American libraries. It compares to Chicago Newberry and other major libraries, listing donors and amounts from Boston Philadelphia Yale and more, totaling about 2.5 million in endowments beyond the New York pair.
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Talented Cartoonist Nankivell Shakes San Francisco Scene
Nankivell, a young Australian cartoonist, rises as a defining figure on the Pacific coast. In San Francisco he draws sharp society and current events with Beardsley-like flair. He plans a bicycle lecture tour across the continent with Bob Davis, touring major towns to illustrate lectures.
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Who Changed First in Amy and Dick's Turbulent Tale
Amy endures gossip and prideful silence as Dick pursues fame in New York. Years apart sharpen both longing and hurt, culminating in a reunion that reveals fault, memory, and a fading ideal. Dick blames a woman's deceit for his failures, while Amy becomes a domestic emblem of steadfast love.
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Populist Committee Eyes St Louis For Next National Convention
In Louis, Jane quarters at the Lindoll hotel hold the National Executive Committee of the Populist party. A January 20 meeting will decide the convention site with a St Louis location favored by many members. A conference with the Business Men's League will seek financial aid for the event, with about 2,000 delegates expected.
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