Striking Parallels In Jeffersonian Era Politics
A long, fragmented discussion compares Jefferson's presidency with the present Republican era, noting Federalists and Republicans as powerfully linked to major historic figures and the dangers of partisanship. It reviews editorials on reform, public debt, and executive accountability, and reflects on political fortunes and public trust.
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Jefferson
Gret
Republican Party
Washington
Hamilton
Lincoln
Hive
United States
Louisiana Purchase
Federal
Thomas Jefferson
Porer
Charles Nordhoff
Nordhoff
Cent
Cataris
Warthleee
Bamptions
Louisiana
Albany Argus
Cleveland
Obii
Blican
Senate
St. Louis
The Berbers Race a Golden Age for North Africa
A historical sketch praises Berber or Shellah peoples from Cape Spartel to Nubia as energetic traders and farmers, notes their intelligence, and contrasts Kabyles with Moroccan policy under Sultan Mulai Hassan. It describes repression, slavery, and tax evasion, with turmoil in Rif and Atlas provinces, and laments population decline to about 6 million amid hardships and sparse infrastructure.
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North Africa
Morocco
Cape Spartel
Nubia
Africa
Kabyles
Sultan Mulai Hassan
Tetuan
Tangier
Mogador
Riff
Atlas
Sys
Tablet
Regen
France
London
The True Believer Mahdi Followers in Desert Battle
A London Telegraph analysis of Mahdi followers in the Sudan describes their fanaticism and promised pleasures in the afterlife. It notes their willingness to die for paradise, the lure of eternal youth and luxury, and the misalignment between their aims and brutal battlefield reality.
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Soudan
Mahomet
Mohammed Acmed
Reat
Elysian Fields
Christendom
Zem-xem
Paradise
Meg
Infi
Pares Mohammed
London Telegraph
An Important Question in Mose Schaumburg Family
An older brother urges Mose Schaumburg to marry Rebecca to end years of strain. the piece notes the dilemma of arranged matches and the changing standards of hired help, reflecting social pressures in a late 19th or early 20th century setting.
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Mose Schaumburg
Rebecca
Mose
Jacob Schaumburg
San Antonio
Austin
Moses
Childre n and parental care for a well being hereafter
The piece urges diligent early parenting to secure a child’s future, stressing maternal education about infant needs, gentle bedtime training, and teaching obedience without harshness. It argues many behavioral issues stem from parental neglect and improper instruction, with a focus on loving, patient nurturing.
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Patamr
Tees
Cleveland
Wire Siege Guns Show Lighter Yet Powerful Ordnance
An article reports on a new British wire built siege gun using tough steel wire wound around a steel tube. The weapon, tested at Woolwich Arsenal, throws a 360 pound shell with a 60 pound charge at 1 0 0 feet per second, rivaling standard 8 inch and 100 pounder guns in velocity.
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Jaya von Tede
Woulvik
Calline
N. F
The Cow and the Milker’s Tale
A quirky colonial style item discusses cow milking woes and tail handling devices, joking that thieves cut tails and suggesting humane milker practices. It notes Eastern resorts investing in sanitation and comments on travel distance from New York to London.
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Tleeitch
New York
London
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Indianapolis Journal
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Chicago Tribune
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Field College of St. Louis
Board of Examiners
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Chicago
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