Miss Roosevelts London coronation attendance debated
Editorial argues against making Miss Roosevelts coronation visit a political issue. It notes Irish prejudices and Republican caution, questions motives of Senator Hanna, and urges respecting the Presidents daughters wish to witness the London ceremony as a benign personal choice.
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Ireland
Roosevelt
Edward
Hanna
Washington
Reid
Los Angeles Herald
Nnve
Blaine
Burchard
Maine Statesman
Roosevelt v S
London
Atlantic
American Republic
Sarmium
Miss Roosevelt
Jones
Arkansas
Democratic National Committee
British Seek Parallels Between Civil War and South Africa Conflict
The London Times notes striking resemblances between the US Civil War and the South African war, while Northern presses show little enthusiasm for the comparison. The Springfield Republican argues that American outlanders fought Mexico to create a republic later annexed by the United States, contrasting with British actions in South Africa.
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United States
Sherman
Sheridan
Lord Kachener
London Times
South Africa
Thunderer
Republican
Springfield
Mass
Mexico
Texas
Jameson
Cecil Rhodes
Transvaal
Great Britain
Old Folks and Public Anecdotes from a Boston Paper
A collection of snippets including an advertisement praising Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for the elderly, a caution about canal politics, a caveatary tombstone tale from Cave Hill cemetery, and a comic account of Dr William Everett's Brockton lecture with Wendell.
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Barnett Wendell
William Everett
Brockton
Mr. Wendell
Park Square
Wendell
Everett
Boston Herald
Parallelisms in 1846 Mexico War and South Africa Crisis
The piece compares Polk's 1846 drive toward war with Mexico to British actions in South Africa, noting calls to defend dominions and “pose between Nueces and Del Norte.” It contrasts responses to aggression, cites opposition in both nations, and remarks on leaders' rhetoric and public sentiment.
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South Africa
Polk
United States
Mexico
Nueces
del Norte
Congress
Lord Salisbury
Mr. Chamberlain
Polities and the Canal Debate on Nicaragua Project
The article contrasts House and Senate canal bills for the Nicaragua waterway, warning against political manipulation by Sen. Hanna. It warns of high costs, cites the Trans Siberian railway overruns, and argues funds must not be diverted to dishonest contractors or partisan gain.
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Congress
House of Representatives
Morgan
Alabama
Senate
Hanna
Isthmian Canal
Canal Commission
Isthmian Canal Commission
Nicaragua
Theatrical News From The Summer Stage
Arnie Russell may go to London to appear in A Royal Family. Lewis Morrison returns to Faust. Mephen Phillips nearly completes Clysses for Beerbohm Tree. Maurice Barrymore’s condition improves but recovery unlikely. James K. Hackett secures rights for The Crisis. Rose Coghlan to star in a new play by Charles Coghlan. J H Flagler plans a Palm Beach theater with Chaulies B Jefferson managing. Joseph Jefferson opening attraction. Sandor Milliken prominent in a musical by Harry D. Smith, produced by Klaw Klanger.
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Mephen Phillips
Clysses
Beerboblm
Maurice Barrywore
James SK. Hackett
England
America
Winston Churchill
Restoring Polished Furniture With Wood Alcohol Care
A method to repair stains on polished tables involves applying wood alcohol followed by linseed or olive oil. The process helps maintain furniture appearance and notes that wood alcohol is suitable for certain domestic uses and cheaper than pure alcohol for this purpose.
First Tramp and the Bull Fight Behind the Fence
A fragmentary humorous exchange notes a tramp and a bull in a fencing moment. The quotation mentions fatigue and a brief, unusual sighting, attributed to Puck. The text shifts to unrelated lines about timber rafts in European Russia and health ads.
Washington Hackmen and a Deaf and Dumb Conundrum
A first person recounts facing pushy Washington hackmen offering rides to monuments and offices for fixed prices. He stays silent, gains the hackman’s respect, and a final street wise twist ends with a moral about leaping to conclusions. The piece blends travel anecdote with a fable about caution.
A Good Use For Old Graveyards
London and nearby areas hold 560 public recreation grounds ranging from Epping Forest and Wanstead flats to small city gardens. Among these are 100 plots once used for burial, with the largest site eleven acres and the smallest only a few square yards, as noted by Humanitarian.
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London
Epping Forest
Wanstead
City
Spiketown Blitzard Apology Over Printed Beard Remark
The editor explains an apology is due to Miss Ruby McConnell a respected teacher in Riggs neighborhood after a printer error caused a misprint claiming she had a black beard. The mistake appeared in last week's edition and prompted the editor to set the record straight.
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Spiketown
Free Dean's Kidney Pills Offer in Tucson
A dramatic old advertisement promises free Dean's Kidney Pills to residents with kidney ailments. It urges readers to visit George Mart Drug Store next Saturday Feb 15 to receive a regular size box valued at 9 cents, claiming miraculous relief and renewed vigor.
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Typle
Tucson
Dean
George Mart Drug Store
Free Distribution Event at Martin's Drug Store
One day only free distribution advertised for Saturday February 25 at Martin's Drug Store Tucson. Sole agents for the United Sta Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Attor Martin's Drug Store
Tucson
United Sta Foster-Milburn Co
Buaaio
N. Y
Lincoln Anecdote Sparks Humorous Exchange
Joakley-Mentioning Lincoln shares a humorous anecdote noted as remarkable. Coakley-remarks everyone has a funny anecdote to tell. The exchange highlights a tale supposedly linked to the Philadelphia Press.
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Joakley
Lincoln
Coakley
Philadelphia Prens
Conversation Sparks Between Two Characters About Women
A dialogue fragment contrasts male perspectives on women and a revealed difference between two figures. FE notes an old conclusion about Boreley, while one speaker realizes the distinction only now.
Notable Baking Tip from Historic Adellect Recipe
A fragment warns that poor baking powder leads to bad habits in food, urging use of Schilling's Best as a superior option. Emphasizes nutrition and value in coarse foods while cautioning against subpar ingredients.
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Schilling
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Lewis Morrison
Faust
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