Editorial on Murphy resignation and public money case
The piece argues the President should require Murphy’s dismissal for illegal funds and asserts Auditor Vickers shares responsibility. It also discusses the Boer War taxes, rail rebates to trusts, and the need for anti trust enforcement, urging public demand to curb meat price extortion and trust power. It ends by questioning Senator Hanna’s stance on General Wood and Rathbone.
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Murphy
Ainsworth
Arizona
Treasury
Vickers
N. O. Murphy
Senator Hanna
Rathbone
General Wood
The Fight on the Meat Trust
The piece argues the meat trust is unintentionally serving the public by weathering protests while condemning public price hikes. It notes unions in Chicago and New York urging workers to abstain from meat and suggests the public mood may be tempered by such tactics.
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Meat Trust
Chicago
New York
FLOWER AND TREE CARE FOR HOUSE PLANTS AND VINES
Practical notes on optimum soil moisture air temperature and pruning for indoor plants Vines reach bloom after ascending supports Peonies should be planted in October and left undisturbed to form strong clumps Moss on fruit trees signals thrift issues Similar rules apply to palms ferns and window plants to avoid drafts and dry heat
Early Chinese coins shaped as keys linked to officials
A note in Atlanta News suggests ancient Chinese money once took key form, theorizing that such coins symbolically unlock the heart of a high official. The remark blends historical curiosity with cultural symbolism.
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Atlanta Newa
When to Marry and Thrift Across the Societal Split
The piece argues self made men often marry on modest incomes and that delaying marriage for affluence is foolish. It contrasts French thrift with American hopes, noting many expect a comfortable home on 12 to 14 dollars a week or 1 000 to 1 500 dollars yearly while building wealth through prudent spending and work.
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Cyrus C. Adams
Ainslee
France
Limoges
United States
New York
Philadelphia
Diary items from the Newdigate household on petty fines
The diary lists small penalties: Nan Newton for breaking a teapot 2s 6d Richard Knight for Pride and Slighting 28s 6d William Hetherington for not being ready to go to church three Sundays 10s Thomas Birdall for being at Nuneaton all day 5s Cook drunk 10s Anne Adams to be washmaid at Lady Day she left June 29 for being wanton and careless losing five sheets and five pillowcases her mistress exacting £1 in repayment
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Nan Newton
Phill
Richard Knight
Wm. Hetherington
Birdall
Nuneaton
Cook
Anne Adams
Sir Richard Newdigate
Velocity comparison of projectiles and meteorites
The article notes cannon balls rarely exceed 600 meters per second while meteorites travel at 40 000 to 60 000 meters per second. It explains how such speeds shock the air and instantly raise temperatures to about 4 000 to 6 000 degrees Celsius.
Infant son tale and wry hospital anecdote mix in story notes
A correspondent shares a vignette about his infant son who recalls windfalls and questions whether a picked apple would have mattered, paired with reflections on ingenuity and simple tools enabling great inventions. An Irish nurse in a hospital jokes that the most dangerous case is instruments on a table.
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Tommy
London
Eli Whitney
Coward
Patrick
Bitters Cure Indigestion and Kidney Liver Troubles
A historic advert claims bitters relieve indigestion dyspepsia constipation and kidney and liver troubles. The remedy targets digestive and organ complaints with a tonic blend promoted for general wellness. Public notices often listed multiple ailments addressed by the formula.
Calling Up Fish and the Aquarium Ruse
A humorous penny tows line about brokers calling a number to reach Mr Fish. The reply asks which one and references several hundred clients. When pressed for the head of the firm the reply identifies Colonel Jones, then clarifies the caller wants Mr Fish and is told the caller is the Aquarium.
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New York
Legless race joked as political booster via steamboat quip
A Cleveland Plain Dealer line humorously imagines a legless race as a political boon. The exchange notes a doctor’s remark on evolving deficiencies and riffs on a steamboat race as a workaround, suggesting candidates would enjoy endless speaking stops on the stump.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Debates on Woman Suffrage and Humorous Exchanges
A dialogue contrasts Symonds and Belcher on suffrage with remarks that mock women voters. Dixon quips on human origins, claiming women spring from mice, while Chicago News notes Australia's narrow wood resists insect predation and remains untouched by pests.
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Dixon
Chicago News
The Sun宣 Its reach and subscription rates in Baltimore
The Sun presents itself as a comprehensive modern newspaper with worldwide correspondents and strong Washington and New York bureaus. It highlights complete market reports and a daily print schedule including Sunday issues. Subscriptions are listed: Daily Sun $6 yearly, Sunday Sun $7, Weekly Sun $1 yearly.
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United States
Europe
China
South Africa
Philippines
Porto Rico
Cuba
Washington
New York
The
Sun
Baltimore
Nefak
Charleston
Chicago
Philadelphia
the Sun
Mail
Daily Sun
Sunday Sun
Weekly Sun
The Weekly Sun Advertises Agricultural Reports
An advertisement announces The Weekly Sun issue with market reports and departments including a woman’s column and household topics. It notes a one dollar annual price and prepaid mail terms for the United States Canada and Mexico readers.
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Sun
Weekly Sun
United States
Canada
Mexico
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Congress
Tucson
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Cecil Rhodes
India
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Symonds
Belcher
Boston Transcript
Australia
Che Sun
Baltimore, MD
Adolf Bail
John Weiland
Anheuser Busch
Jos. Schlitz
West Congress St
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Cananea Consolidated Copper Co
I. Macwanus
L. C. Hanks
Agustant
W. ©. Wintar
Teller
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A. Campbell
Canana
Chemical National Bank
Anglo-Californian Bank
San Francisco
Banco DF Sonoka
Hermosillo
H. Wercinens
City of Mexico
Arizona National Bank
B. M. Jacobs
Fred Fleishman
IL. M. Jacobs
J. M. Ormssy
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M. P. Freeman
H. B. Tenny
C. Davis
E. W. Graves
Cashir
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Isidor Goldtree
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Eta
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