State Journal and Thrums Motive in Thrums Ad
The Topeka State Journal notes the weekly edition, carrier and mail prices, and offices. It mentions Mr Bartie’s fate tied to commercial ads, a lemonade label with a “Window In Thrums” image, and a Snake at India travel tale about Lady Randolph’s temptation. It adds a mystic symbol of eternity linked to Lord Randolph and rumors once regarding an heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Toptika
Kanaan
Erste
Bartie
Kirtiemule
Barrie
India
Randsiph Cyurchal
Permin
Ran
Uviph
Playing For Position On Cuban Question War and Diplomacy in Congress
The piece analyzes how the Cuban crisis dominates likely congressional agendas and explores the friction among Spain the United States and Cuban patriots. It discusses commercial interests fear of war and pressure on the president amid potential new territorial ambitions in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
United States
Cuba
Cobar
Intersit
Guba di
Basid
Congrose
Endowments and memorials cited in colonial era article
Governor Mount of Indians seeks ban on tet iy fart while Jonge distance Jeiphooe sity prices noted. The memory of Major Lewitt Ginter of Richmond is to be honored by an endowment and institute of technology. Theodore Delvannis, once in Greece, left penniless after a career shadowed by hardship. Moyrie Reid, a founder, led a four story school for boys. seventeen pupils were sent to France. He fought in the Mexican War and is buried at Kensal Green in London. A Connecticut gate is cited during an ex-lompress Bu rnie visit, calling attention to private grounds and trespass warnings amid vandalism of monuments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonge
Jeiphooe
Theodore Delvannis
Greece
Habel ‘Fle
A. Euvernmentes
Founkers
Moyrie Reid
Hote
Kensal Green Cemetery
London
Ae Far
New York
Connecticut
Glove Sights From the Atchison Gilde
A fragment from the Atchison Gidbe notes social mores and gossip with satirical lines about manners, money, and public life. It highlights perceptions of prominent people and local scenes, mentioning women hosting lunches and vague scandals.
Football fatalities prompt safety talk across papers
A series of brief notes from major papers highlights football fatalities and injuries. Reports mention a Rhode Island cow killing a pigskin, debates on rule changes, and concerns over hospital care for players.
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Cleveland Leader
Rhode Island
Jewish Colony Ships West to Weilling ton Smith's Valley
Twenty one of the 26 Jewish families forming the Occidental Co operative Colony left San Francisco for a new settlement in Weilling ton Smith's Valley Nevada. The group, organized by Russian Jewish immigrants, purchased 500 acres from Morris Kuhn in Carson City and received $3,000 in timber and other aid to establish a self supporting farming community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Occidental Co-operative Colony
Weillington Smith
Palestina
Morria Cuhn
Carson OD
West Should Unite Utah Miner Leader Heads West
Denver reports Howard Boyes, president of the Western Federation of Miners, has traveled to California for winter organizing work. He opposes western miners taking part in the American Federation of Labor meeting at Nashville and resents ties with Rompers linked groups. He urges Western labor unions to unite and halt sending funds to eastern organizations that he says fail to aid Western workers.
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Denver
Howard Boyes
Western Federation of Miners
California
Mr Boyes
American Federation of Labor
Nashville
Rompers
Navy to turn over cruiser Marion to California reserve
San Francisco reports Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevett intends to transfer the cruiser Marion to California’s naval reserve once a formal request is made by Gov. Gey Buda. The vessel is to be stationed in the harbor and sent to San Diego for use by the southern naval reserve.
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San Francisco
Roosevett
United States
Crude Man Moral Yet Action Defines Him Says BOC
A fragment quotes a stern judgment on a crude man. It notes Nature has let him go, and the speaker credits him for virtues only to focus on his deeds and manner as defining his character. The line contrasts moral potential with observable conduct.
Saved by the Church Young Chinese Woman Learns Christianity
A young Chinese woman, living in Chicago under the name Lenk Brown, was admitted to membership at St. James Methodist Church. Baptized by Rev. Robert Minityre, she recounted her escape from marriage to a Los Angeles merchant and her journey to Christianity aided by Rev. George L. Cole and others. She now trains at Meyers and prepares for missionary work among her people.
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Chicago
Miv
St. James
Chickee
Lenk Brown
Robert Minityre
Hong Kong
Austen Qenth
América
Ther
Los Angeles
Cal
George L. Cole
California
Christualty
Chisu
Abe Peck
Cole Avan
Bur
A. J. Marks
Itsets
Meyers
Powers of Louis Shobe Detected in Frankfort Seance
A young man named Louis Shobe in Frankfort astonishes residents by moving heavy objects with tip of fingers. He lifts a table and causes it to dance across the floor, performed before hundreds of witnesses. Skeptics tested him, lifting a heavy basket, and Shobe repeated the feat in broad daylight. He claims the power began about nine years ago and continues after exertion, with fatigue and sweating afterward.
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Ohio
Mhifficothe OQ
Louis Strobe
Frankfort
Frannfort
Shebe
Duthy
Hilbo
Shobe
Big Pocenty
Elobe
Aid
Bliss New Home for Interior Secretary Truekur Flint
Secretary of the Interior Truekur Flint took possession of his new home near St John’s Street. The annexed model house includes kitchen stables and servants, with a front stained glass entrance. The interior features blue and red decor, a tapestry and round table, and a smaller room for guests and visitors. The article notes a historical link to Senator Pomeroy and mentions the room where Secretary Gresham died.
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Model House
Washington
Truekur Flint
Interior Department
Ariington
An- Hove
Gresham
Ikat
Negro County Fair Opens With Dr Smallwood Advice
Prof John J Smallwood opens the Claremont Negro County Fair urging self reliance and thrift. He warns against racial equality and condemns the rum shop keeper, homeless politician, and predatory ministers as dangers to the black community, calling for disciplined progress and sobriety.
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Smallwood
Claremont VI
Nev
John J. Smallwood
Claremont
Smullwood
South
Virginia
Maryland
Penmsylvania
New Jersey
New York
South Carolina
Routh
mMerc
Sierk
Auisen
Gri
Stormy Jordan to reopen saloon in Ottumwa Iowa controversy
Stormy Jordan, famed saloon man, plans to reopen in Ottumwa, Iowa amid prohibition era tensions. The tale recalls his wealth and court battles defending the to be unconstitutional laws, with signs promising revival and public interest in the town.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
Otumwa
Jordan
Wigtts Ten Big
Deve
Aonopsnitur O Wales
Ringed Nose Fueled Baltimore Slasher Panic
Reports describe a so called Jack the Slasher causing school panic in Baltimore with several children slashed. William Payne a colorst youth was arrested and identified by a victim as the slasher. An African preacher with a ring through his nose is linked to rumors and a warrant is out for his arrest.
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Baltimore
Taltiore
Nev
William Payne
West Baltimore
Myrtly Avenue
Doctors attempt to set Con way's neck in Chillicothe
In Chillicothe Ohio on November 3 doctors Leslie and Beverey applied a head wrapping and a pulley to pull Con way's dislocated cervical vertebrae back into place after a fall from his cabose left him paralyzed but conscious. The effort yielded partial success and will be repeated in a few days with possible muscle removal if needed. The operation draws wide attention from city surgeons.
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Conway
Chilticothe
Dra
Leslie and
Beverey
Postal line to Dawson surveyed route by Kennan
Charles R Hasmer of Montreal, general manager Pacific Postal Telegraph, arrived in San Francisco. He asserts Canada will build a telegraph line to Dawbar City within a year along Kennan’s three decade old Siberian route. Also includes a testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough RemedY and local ads.
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George Kennan
San Francisco
Charles R. Hasmer
Montreal Canada
Mendeer
Pacifet
Wweeraghe
Pacific Postal Telegraph Company
Commercial Calle Company
Palace Hotel
John W. Mackay
Dawbar City
Chamberlain
W. H. Norton
Butter Creek
Cal
Health in School: Ohio Professor Advises Humidity Use
At a Principals' meeting in Gineienatt Ohio Dr Withrow outlined methods to prevent disease in schoolchildren. He urged maintaining higher humidity with a steam jet and a damp filter between supply air and classrooms, and strict throat exams for teachers.
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Ohio
Gineienatt
Withrow
Thoms
Heath
Prinelgeis
Explorer Nansen Delivers Arctic Tales At Metropolitan Opra House
The audience at the Metropolitan Opera House heard Nansen recount the Far North voyage with humor and vivid life. He described the ship Frambed’s icy voyage, survival at New Year, and led by a calm, poetic narration that drew listeners into polar dangers and discoveries. He defended the expedition as valuable for science and future exploration.
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New York
Frittfof Nassen
Metropolitan Opera House
Arctic
Nansen
Nansen Aiso
Tim
Asphalt Discovery in Grand County Colorado
Major find of asphalt in eastern Grand County near Georgetown reported by AW West of Walden Col Veins five to ten feet wide with two to four claims per vein opened at depths of ten to fifteen feet. Material exhibited in Denver and hailed as meeting long term *Colorado demand* for roofing and manufacturing.
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Grand County
Denver
Nox
AW. West
Walden
West
Georgetown
Tmrwad
Davis
Colorado
Denver Cigarette License Fee Set at $1000 for Dealers
Acting Mayor Seabey signed a city ordinance taxing all cigarette dealers in Denver a 1000 fee. The measure includes inspection duties and penalties for selling cigarettes containing morphine opium or other drugs. City Attorney Norris notes possible interstate commerce conflicts. Peerless Steam Laundry.
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Denver
Seabey Haw
Norris
Wkinley Wants Peace As Consul General Lee Speaks
New York November 9 General Lee will sail for duty with instructions to protect American rights. He declines details but says President McKinley voiced approval of his conduct and desires peace. The general notes letters from diverse representatives expressing support for restraint amid Cuban affairs.
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Lee
New York
Fitatugh Lee
McKinley
McKinsey
Tean
Hi, Geers
Dundas, Kan
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Federation of Miners
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Louis Shobe
Anwell
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Dawson
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Haney & Morton
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