A Southern Man for President and War Peace Views
Essay notes General Kuropatkin favored peace after opposing war, recounting a past near-conflict over Afghanistan and the Ernjdeh incident. It cites British cautions and a 19th century exchange about limits of force. Also notes a Southern candidate argument and a verse about a woman’s beauty.
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Evropatsin
A. Maurice Low
Kuropatkin
Russia
Afghanistan
Great Britain
Central Asia
The City and the Sea by Eigar Allan Poe
A nocturnal meditation on Death and a submerged city where glare from forgotten towers meets the violet ivy friezes. The melancholy waters rise with a crimson glow as the city sinks beneath the glassy waves.
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the Sea
Eigar Allan Poe
Helle Rishig
Poverty and immigration reshape American cities
An excerpt discusses Robert Hunter on poverty, noting urban misery in large cities and the large influx of immigrants since 1880. It emphasizes that many newcomers arrive poor and discouraged, urging removal of barriers to their path to prosperity and a warning that tens of thousands remain in need.
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Saturday Evening Post
Robert Hunter
Mare
Arkansas House approves big school fund proposal
Little Rock January 18 1905 state legislative actions include adoption of a concurrent resolution for annexation of the Choctaw and Cherokee Nations to Arkansas and a bill for a 500000 common school fund transfer to be apportioned by county. officers elected include Assistant Clerk Walter Parsons and Journal Clerk J B Biggins.
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Ark
House
Davis
Senate
McPorsill
Indian Territory
Arkansas
Killgore
Frank Smith
Crittenden
St. Francis
Supreme Court
Walter ‘Parsons
Jonesboro
van Bizard
St Francis County
J. B. Biggins
Conway
Wiliam Bohlen
Huntsville
Flint Elected U S Senator in California
Frank P. Flint Republican of Los Angeles was elected United States senator to succeed Thomas Bard. Flint won 6 in the senate and 74 in the assembly, with 141 votes total. The Democratic vote of four in each house backed Con gressman Theodora A Bell.
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Sacramento
Cal
Frank P. Flint
Los Angeles
United States
Thomas R. Bard
Senate
Assembly
Theodora A. Bell
Bate
Washville
Tenn
William B. Bate
W. P. Browslow
Ellectric Bitters Promoted As Malaria Cure
SICKENING SHIVERING FITS of Aghe and Malaria can be relieved and cured with Ellectric Bitters. This pure medicine benefits malaria by exerting a true curative action, driving the disease from the system. It is preferred to Quinine, lacking its side effects. A Texan testimonial notes a brother’s recovery from malaria fever and jaundice after using the remedy. Frank Nadler Co. drug store sells it for 50c with guarantee.
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BE. S. Munday
Herrietta
Tex
Senator Benedict Backs Gas Preservation Plan
Chanute Kansas January 13. State Senator Benedict representing Neosho and Wilson counties supports a bill to save natural gas from being pumped or piped out of the ground. He calls for a law forbidding vacuum pumps and limiting long-distance piping to curb rising gas prices.
Chicago youth drowns while fishing with father
Lloyd Butler, 18, of Chicago, drowned at sea near Corpus Christi on January 13 as his father, W. E. Butler, watched unable to rescue. They were fishing when their boat drifted away. The body was brought to Clucinan for burial.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Lloyd Butler
Chicago
W. £. Butler
Lloyd
Clucinuad
Climate Confusion Over Seven Varieties On A 300 Acre Farm
A eastern traveler recalls hearing that a 300 acre farm could host as many as seven climates. He describes misplants from wrong climate choices, including potatoes in strawberry beds and cucumbers where turnips should have thrived, yielding a near ruinous misfit of crops.
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California
Isisphad
Our Father Knew Why Souls Depart In Spring Time
Fragmentary poem fragment reflecting on life, loss, and faith. The speaker muses that God knows why loved ones are taken, comparing spring blooms and the brief youth of life to the soul’s passage. A QColorical meditation on suffering, heaven, and intercession, attributed to Albert Ke.
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Yoyrow
Angele Usawares
Albert Ke
Stars and outpost fires spark distant heavenly questions
A poetic meditation on stars as outpost fires guiding the soul beyond doubt. The speaker seeks meaning beyond earthly fame, hoping to glimpse divine truth in celestial lights and move toward a hopeful, uncharted horizon.
Democrats Enter Fight Over Missouri Senate Seat
In Jefferson City Missouri Democrats and Republicans clash over the U S Senate race. A bipartisan committee will seek a pact to secure six votes for Cockrell while Niedringhaus supporters push to sway absentees. The Grace investigation into brewery donations advances despite factional tension as committees form in both chambers.
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Jetterson City
Sin
United States
Missouri
Aftecnoon
Cockrell
Niedringhaus
Assembly
Souis
Senate
House
St. Louis
New baby bear arrives in New York amid quarantine
A young grizzly, born far from its Klondike home, arrives at Bronx Park from White Horse via Lake Hennet. Mysterious origin, costly transport, and confinement in a wooden cage impress officials. The bear, strong and active, will be displayed after health clearance as keepers monitor its playful yet powerful behavior.
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New York
Bronx Park
Mblic
White Horse
Yukon Territory
Griesly
Klondike
Lake Hennet
White Horgs
Charles
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promoted as Blood Cleaner
Advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a medicine meeting modern demands for a blood and system cleaner. Promoted as curing stomach and liver troubles, with a guarantee and price listed at Frank Nadler’s drug store.
Kansas National Guard to Get Pay Increase Plan
Topeka January 13 Officers of the Kansas National Guard selected a committee led by General J W Hughes to draft amendments to Kansas law. The proposal would pay one drill night 28 cents and 57 cents extra during encampments to raise daily pay to 31 cents, aiming to boost officer and enlisted proficiency and state effort. Col Sam F Woolard elected secretary.
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Topeka
Kas
Kansas‘rationid] Guard
Lwa of Kansas
Kansas National Guard
J. Wi. Hughes
H. DB
Freeman
S. H. Kel- Rey
Plm
Hoington
Wilder
Mefele
G. J. Garver
Sam F. Woolard
Liewl. L. BP. Storer
Woolard
Sugar beet tests show temperature main factor in quality
Washington D C reports five year tests by the Department of Agriculture chemistry division find temperature dominates beet sugar quality. Low temperatures and sun exposure influence soil, fertilization, elevation, and climate across regions from New York to North Carolina. Averaged growing months require temps below 20 degrees Fahrenheit for rich sugar content, with longer sun aiding sugar decline in hotter areas.
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Department of Agriculture
New York
North Carolina
Sumit
Father Beaten as School Board Question Faces Court
In Green Bay Wisconsin on January 13 a case seeks clarity whether a school board member may whip a pupil's father. Gabriel Everhard sues school officials after an assault and battery incident linked to a disagreement over school rules. Minnie Hannon, a town school teacher, is noted in the proceedings.
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Green
Porto Ricans as Soldiers in the Philippines
Kansas City report on Captain Griffith, former commander of Company B, Third Regiment, N.G., now leading Porto Rican troops. He notes the battalion structure on San Juan and Culebra, largely native troops with a minority of white and Spanish descent, and comments on their physique, temperament, and drill proficiency.
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Kansas City
J. Grif- Gil
Porto Ricns
Regent
N.gm
Grifith
GeiMth
Porto Rico
San Juan
Coyer
Spain
Ponce de Leon
Ferdinand and Tsabenz
Firework Line Accident Kills One Horse
A live wire fault at One Hundred seventy seventh Street and Third Avenue caused a horse to be killed after the wire sparked blue fumes and crashed. The driver George Ross was shocked, and workers near One Hundred eighty third Street found the wire red hot. Cars were halted for about thirty minutes as repair crews responded. Arthur R. Johnson escaped the wagon, while another horse died from the injuries.
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New York
Arthur R. Johnson
Fatvobnan Scherr
One Hundred and Eighty-third Street
George Ross
Dropped Into River Twice In East River Incident
James Conningham 29 Batavia street truck driver fell into the East River at Pier 86 early this morning. Sidney Franc watchman heard a splash then saw a man clinging to a barge and performing figure eights before underwater moments. A ladder aided by Michael Ovanol rescued him and he was taken to Gouverneur hospital where doctors attributed his brief exposure to vertigo and cold.
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James Conningham
Batavia Street
Pier 86
East River
Sidney
Franc
Manchester
Michael O'vanol
Torpada
Canningham
East
Kuecer
Gouverneur Hospital
Americans and scholars in a German-born thinker profile
A fragmentary biographical note discusses Prof. Hugo Buusterberg born in 1863 in Denzis Germany. It tracks his studies at Geneva and Leipzig, his PhD, professor appointments in philosophy and psychology, and a career at Harvard. It mentions honors from the Washington University and a decoration by the emperor. The translation Die Amerikaner and reviews are lightly cited, with stray references to Judkins and a daguerreotype event.
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Tn Denzls
Ger
Geneva
Lelps
Heté
University of Burg
Arsistant
Psychological
Harvard University
Am. Sociologics
Washington Academy
Academy of “Arts and Science
Washington University
St, At
Munster
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