Kansas Farmers Rise in Unrest Amid Land Conflicts
A chaotic dispatch describes Missouri and Mississippi parties priced at $30,000 and up, extensive flood damage across rail lines and bridges in Kansas, and rising farmer anger toward land monopolists. It cites Dewey and cowboys amid tensions with the Barry family, with militia protection and rumors of clashes as self-assertive Kansas farmers prepare to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansa City
Yyoe
Ranzus
Wok
Jong
Pumed
Derry
Bis’ Wong Cub Aseallleman
Barry
St. Francis
Dewey
Ian Berry
Bleeding
Kan
Chamberlain's Decline Echoes in England's Policy
The piece reflects on Joseph Chamberlain's fading influence in English politics, noting his rise as Colonial Secretary and wartime prominence, then detailing his reduced role and the impact on domestic and foreign policy. It discusses debates in Parliament, Chamberlain's protective tariff views, and the shift in cabinet dynamics following his withdrawal from public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chamberlain
Matoury
Thy Kinaarek
England
Bern
Jwe
Taerach
Chamberlin
Sulin
Kupland
Tyer
Godden
Tharp Chamberlain
Lesaly
Protoliog
Colertu
Eliry
Toadh Ghankerlin
Trenton
Hiner
Turbulent Debate on Tariffs and Labor Wages
A dated editorial and market report discuss tariff policy's effect on living costs, wages, and imports, with Chamberlain’s views on free trade and domestic industry. It notes US and German wage gaps and forecasts wage and price movements amid policy shifts. The piece also covers stock market activity in New York and Midwest exchanges, highlighting liquidity, short covering, and price swings in major rails and industrials.
Man and instinct in the age of longevity myth
Fragmentary excerpt cites Prof Wling Metehnikol arguing humans can live to 40 and face death later, while detailing alleged causes of degeneration from digestive organs to brain and nerves. It discusses Pasteur Institute ideas on age, digestion, and the role of vegetables, claiming humans evolved via natural foods and that muscular organs decline with age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matohnikei
J. Bordut
Pasteur Institute
Jannvsky
Ab -Bt
Potersburg
Neve
Rity
Ange
Phyask
Cuay
Mitainikos
Wling Metehnikol
Wina Showll
Greare
Paris
Iin
Yedrs
Piut
Pasteur
Metzhenikoff
Wigunien
Lalappily
Melehnkon Shinwa
Eldiera
Rane
Waale
Ana
Herve
Mexican Church Arches Mystery Solved by Earthwork Theory
An Denver origin story recounts a priest aiding a researcher to explain Mexico’s churches built with arches and domes of cemented stone. The earth-raising method supposedly created the forms before being dug away, leaving solid stonework. A spring myth follows, describing the origin of flowers, colors, and animals as spring spreads across the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Denver
Washington Star
Painting the World Jaafan Legend of the Way
A fragment from a mythic tale describes the world long ago covered by ice. The land is blanketed in white, rivers and seas frozen, plains and mountains appearing as pale ghosts with no color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Tiger Terror in Central China Leaves Family Alarmed
A missionary and wife in Ruloang area report nightly tiger prowling near their home. They armed themselves and fed a cow in back and a dog at the front. The tiger appeared, the missionary fired and killed the cow, and later the tiger returned and ate the dog in the absence of the cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiger Storr
Ruloang
China
Bermuda Maiden Names and Demographic Notes
A fragmented report discusses Bermuda and its population, noting a high proportion of older residents and wealthier classes. It references historical colonization by the Virginia Company in 1603 and mentions old families like the Gaughlers in a partial, unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia Rennon
Bermudas
Virginia Company
Gaughlers
Dowry Laws and Marital Choices in West Indies Society
A fragile social critique discusses a colonial law allocating a father's landed estate to daughters upon death but forfeiting a dowry if a daughter marries. The piece argues antiquated rules robbing upper-class girls of rightful dowries, driving reluctance to wed for love and prompting mercenary suitors to seek wealth, not affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Untitled Bits From City Papers
A collage of fragmented quotes from multiple papers features a sly remark about marriage, a boastful boast about being misled, and a debate on efficiency. It then shifts to a theater scene in New York where a stage door kiss prompts an eager admirer to request a similar offering from a smiling actress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Staza
Indy
Fragmentary Stage Incident Near Trisena Pele
In a truncated scene a woman slapped a man, who staggered into the stage, possibly saved by a doorkeeper propping him up. The offender fled the scene after the blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trisena
Pele
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Wolff
He Standart
WM. Glasmann
Mer
TRIE
Suleorution
Daily Standard
Guayler
Gily
Daly Standard
Taail Oul Ogden
Utah
Ogden
the Stand Publishing Co
Ogden, Utah
Varaler
Jay
Ain
Esportnr
United States
Germany
Wiler
Euler
Hilleva
Armang
Anibiony
Great Britain
Toseph Chamberlain
Gunldon
Jones
Toledo
Buckeye
Histriata
Cleveland
Dlenes
Marcus A. Hanna
Tim Johnson
Avian
Horn
Counby
General Assembly
Dolinson
Abehisar Nb
Awith
Amon Tle Trunk
Pact
Louisville
Nashville
Southern Pacific
Cuhstantindie
Pennsylvania AO
Minwouri
Pacific
Siade
Newark Cenbrat
Northwestern
Gund
Jasib
Norelock
Minsouri Pacific
C&o
Atchison
Paul Lai
Union Pacific
Erle
Minois
Southern Rail
Secent
Ogden Furniture & Carpet Co
Mexigo
Patton
Driver
Boyle Ad Ae Company
HNA
Boyle
Pentane
Angertia
Putnam Clothing House
Washington Avenue
Bermuda
Thassey
Qi Angel
Simeley
Kausac City
Atchison Cloke
Pric
Goat
Carlsbad
Ogden Bargain Store
W.H. Voorhies
Washington Aven
Lewis & CO
Arwhlers
Upmanh Cigars
Upmann’s
Fred, J. Kiesel & CO
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