Editorial on Cuba relief and beet sugar influence in Congress
The piece laments the House Republicans' stand against Cuba relief and accuses beet sugar manufacturers of blocking tariff reductions. It criticizes administration compromises, warns of trust profits, and questions Clayton’s conduct and State Department accountability.
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House
Cuba
Roosevelt
Sibley
Henry T. Oxnard
California
Beet- Sugar Trust
Babcock
United States
Congress
Humane Boers Openly Free British General Methuen
The article argues General Delarey’s release of General Methuen and his 1 0 men shows Boer magnanimity. It contrasts with British no quarter policy, notes global applause, cites a New York Boer remark that capture can yield clothing and arms, and praises Boer foresight and courage amid hardship.
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Delarey
Methuen
English War Department
New York
Ambassador Clayton Accused of Selfish Honor in Mexico Role
A critical editorial targets Powell Clayton, United States ambassador to Mexico, accusing him of using office to enrich himself and manipulate public funds. It traces his career to Arkansas carpetbag politics and likens him to postwar agents who undermined southern states, warning of ongoing exploitation of official power.
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White House
Clayton
State Department
Mexico
United States
Powell Clayton
Arkansas
Hanna and Elkins
Clay
South
South African Victory Hopes Rise Amid Boer Stand
The article notes growing optimism for a Boer victory as they sustain resistance under John Bull pressures in the United States and despite lukewarm Boer sympathy abroad, signaling a turning tide in the conflict.
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John Bull
United States
Democrats Hopeful for Congress as Party Divides
The article notes strong Democratic optimism for control of the next Congress amid Republican factional splits in New York Illinois Indiana Ohio and Wisconsin. It cites fears among Republicans over corruption and policy while observers see Democratic prospects improving. It also recounts a Florida porter joke about a home beyond the grave.
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United States
New York
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Wisconsin
Washington
Aprons Discussed as Defenses and Vessels of Human Endeavor
The excerpt surveys apron symbolism in Carlyle's Sartor Resartus and delves into historical beliefs about sacrifice at sea. It notes aprons protect cleanliness safety modesty and craft work while recounting myths of Idomenus and Medea tied to seafaring ordeals and pacts with Neptune.
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Carlyle
Idomeneus
Crete
Neptune
Medea
Willie Learns Humor as Pie Stirs a Family Moment
In a London Globe excerpt Willie sets aside his unfinished trifle and confides to his father that he feels full, provoking laughter from the family. The scene captures a child’s candid, comic innocence in a domestic dining room.
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Willie
London Globe
Poor Tired Papa
A Boston Post excerpt depicts a mother threatening to summon the father to whip an incorrigible boy Johnnie. The child pleads for mercy, noting the father is exhausted from work and likely tired when he returns home.
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Johnnie
Mamma
Johnie
Boston Post
Water casks sent to Kingston during War of 1812
The London Chronicle cites a naval officer claiming the British Admiralty ordered a large shipment of water casks to Kingston Canada where the fleet was based, believing Lake Ontario to be salt water.
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The
London Chronicle
Kingsto
Canada
Lake
Ontario
Fine pieces of Tiffany glass offered at Capo's Jeweler
James Brown of Portsmouth Virginia aged over ninety endured a long facial sore. Doctors could not help him. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cured him permanently. Also for sale at Bell's inormacy 22 West Church Street.
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Capo
the Jeweler
West Congress
James Brown
Putsmouth
DeWitts
Bell's
Morris Silver
North Stratford
Nhw
Bell
West Church Street
Capo's Fine Watches and Jewelry Repair
For repairing of fine watches and jewelry go to E. G. Capo's. Every watch is guaranteed. Only first class work turned out.
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E. G. Capo's
The Sun newspaper profile and subscription rates
A promotional description praising The Sun as a reputable, worldwide news source with extensive bureaus and correspondents. It stresses prompt news collection, comprehensive market coverage, and educational mission, and lists annual subscription prices for the Daily Sun, Sunday Sun, and Weekly Sun.
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United States
Europe
China
South Africa
Philippines
Porto Rico
Cuba
Washington
New York
The
Sun
Baltimore
Norfok
Charleston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Mail
Daily Sun
Sunday Sun
Weekly Sun
Ruthvore Ween Sun Weekly Sun promotional masthead
The text advertises the Ruthvore Ween Sun as a comprehensive paper offering world news, agriculture reports, short stories, a women’s column, and household interest sections. It promotes annual subscription pricing and free mailing in the United States, Canada, and Mexico with advance payments required.
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EAU
Weekly
Sun
United States
Canada
Mexico
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Mr. L
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John Weiland
Anheuser Busch
Jos. Schlitz
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Ruthvore
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A. 8. Abell Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Banking Department
Cananea Consolidated Copper Co
Macmanves
L. C. Hanks
W. ©. Winkear
A. Campbell
Cananea
Buy
Chemical National Bank
Anglo-Caliporsian Bank
San Francisco
Banco DE Sonora
Hermosillo
Weburns
City of Mexico
Drew
Arizona National Bank
B. M. Jacons
Fred Fleishman
L. M. Jacons
J. M. Ormsny
the Consolidated National Bank
M. ?. Freeman
H. B. Tenny
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E.,w. Graves
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R. D. Wooddell
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