Global and domestic notes span politics trade and conflict
A wide array of items covers reciprocity talks with Cuba and exequatur for a new American consul in Iquique, a stalled prosecution in Spain, price shifts in sugar, and police actions in Madrid and Matrid. Reports touch on King Edward cutting clergy, a miners conference in London backing an eight hour day, Port Los Angeles labor movements, and South Carolina battlefield monument dedications. Also noted are Hong Kong plague progress, USUS policy talks with Germany, and Rockefeller funding for medical research amid global economic shifts.
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Girvana Merchanta
Cen
United States
Cuba
Robert Bk Moannfeld
Iquiga
DM Carmau
Senor Carratva
Insurgente
Arbuckle Roaave
Ell Grudea
Ruger
Mae
Narsetilea
Saya
Edward Bow
Henndforthx
Koay
Bondonia
Joan
Lowry
Wan
Carter
Washita County
Okla
Fowler
Port Los Angeles
Uniwall
South Carolloa
Chickamauga
Medwaeney
Manaillian
Tilley
Tutulle Naval Station
Tulusla
Philadelphia
Hongkong
Tule
Comle
France
State Department
Lield
Joe Walderses
International Forcea la Ching Fiites
York
California
Madrid
Rockefeller Institute For Muneal Research
Northwest notes and scattered disasters fill long report
A chaotic clipping notes construction delays at Valave melter. brick workers strike in Denver. a fire at Hilliard destroys five coal cars. mining, railroad, and cattle stories from Seattle to Durango feature multiple incidents and officials. The piece mentions avalanches of misfortune, political appointees, and local crimes with many unnamed individuals.
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Denver
Acole
Language Society classifies American English as a dying language
The Society of Armateur Philologists, dedicated to language study, has grave doubts about American English. They argue that without periodic tonal gavotte from English usage, the language might be deemed a dead tongue or at least a declining form.
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Society of Armateur Philologists
Tua
Americana
Language slang and college jargon shape modern English
The article surveys slang adoption from frontier talk to college culture, noting phrases born in mining camps and logging towns, then spreading through lumber regions, newspapers, and especially universities. It weighs which slang endures, cites examples like boom and jag, and discusses the influence of education on lasting terms.
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Jake
College Studenta College
Language and culture notes in a 19th century article
The piece discusses linguistic borrowing and meaning shifts from black lexicon to Italian and English usage. It mentions writers and a widow of a Milanese republican, Titian, living in Earls Court, with references to presses in New York publishing editions to illustrate cultural and political themes.
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Wabina Ven
Mre Bano
Apa
Fa Ualat
Milania
Lrance
New York
Scrubbing Machine Promises Floor Cleaning Breakthrough
A Chicago inventor unveils a floor scrubbing machine with a novel ringed wheel, a soap valve system, and a moving brush that rinses and dries as it goes. The device, 10 by 10 by 20 inches, uses cloth-reinforced rollers and a detachable water reservoir to tackle large areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UW Ia
Cape Daily
Larga
Miss Claude Albright Offered Lead Contralto in Paris Opera
Miss Claude Albright of Chicago, formerly from New Mexico, has been offered a leading contralto post at the Paris Opera Comique by the Carre management. She studied at the Gottschalk Lyric School and is noted for her vivacity and charm. Her voice suits Amneris, Carmen, and Fides in the opera Prophet.
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Paris
Claude Albright
New Mexico
Carre
Paris Opera Comique
Albright
Mme Albright
Chicago
Gottschalk Lyric School
Ahé
Iolea
Amneris
Carmen
Fides
Northwich’s Salt Industry and Ground Collapse
A description of Northwich as a salt mining center in Britain, noting its fame as a peculiar town with a salt-rich landscape. The deposit caused flooding and a subterranean brine lake, leading to pumping to evaporation ponds and leaving the town perched on a shell of earth that periodically collapses.
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Northwich
Quearest
Torthwich
Cherokee Nation figure Sanders drafts bill on Cherokee lands
Lady Lealer of Charokeeds Mrs Susan Sanders of the Cherokee Nation, a Cherokee trader by blood, traveled to Washington to urge a congressional bill to prevent in traders citizens by marriage and ensure land and annuity sharing. She prepared the bill and letter to the committee on Indian affairs, aided by familiarity with Cherokee laws and treaties.
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Lady Lealer
Susan Sanders
Washington
Congress
Committee On Indian Affairs
Mre Sanders
Automatic fish cleaning apparatus reduces packing costs
The invention by Gustav Merkle of California outlines a largely automated fish cleaning machine. It uses brushes, a conveyor, a chute, a small knife, and a cleaning implement to remove slime scales and viscera, enabling faster processing for fish packing houses and potentially lowering retail prices. The device is powered by a motor and designed for canning and packing operations, with emphasis on efficiency and reduced waste.
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Vitatoy
Gustav Merkle
California
Tian
Ana
Anna
Anton Pacherlesa
Actress Miss Eleanor McKee Joins Camille Cast
Society actress Eleanor McKee of Grand Rapids Michigan, daughter of Major McKee, will join the Camille cast as Shela in a new play. Known privately as Mrs Edward Dvora, her husband is a dramatic teacher. McKee makes her professional debut soon, with strong local support foreseeing a bright stage career.
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Camille
Eleanor McKee
Grand Rapids
Mich
Major McKee
Michigan
Footight
Shela
Edward Dvora
Misa McKee
Miss McKee
Camille Ani
South Side
Sale of Stylandlings steam line confirmed by stockholders
Morgan Mattinson presided as stockholders unanimously approved selling the Stylandlings line to Morgan Mattinson who argued America belongs in the trans Atlantic trade and could compete with ships like locomotives. He noted circumstantial gains in shipping and hinted at broader expansion if feasible. A secret marriage also occurred in Cincinnati as Marjorie Harmon wed George Heckle amid parental delays.
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America
Goltead
Schapiich
Cincinnot
Marjorie Harmon
Judson Flar
Tonex
George Heckle
Boston
Mina Harmon
Mr Heckle
East
Heckle
Provo City Patent Invention Extends Underwater Sound Reach
A 19th century account describes Prot Grays invention to use submerged bells to transmit sound through water enabling ships to hear warnings from up to 16 miles away. The technique promises precise vessel location detection and early torpedo boat warning, enhancing maritime safety and defense capabilities.
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Pilsha Gray
Boyon
Ames
Grays
Chicago Journal
Red Faced Aches Cited By Digestion And Beauty Myths
The article discusses a string of old remedies claiming red faces arise from digestion and hormonal issues. It suggests self treatment with a cream of tartar mix and benzoin in water to reduce redness and tone complexions. It advises girls to handle personal care privately.
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Lulusa
Subordinate Roles Favored for Telegrapher Work
An opinion shared by Mr Lee Long argues women are steadier and more diligent than men in telegraphy. He cites experience showing women remain focused at instruments while men grow restless and leave their posts during delays or intervals in messages. The piece contrasts patient operators with restless men awaiting calls.
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Ciel Fm
Mrg Gtuasell
Lee
Sige
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Commercial Treaty of Peace
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Harry Lemsnlog
Ottawa Street
Lemmleg
Prussia
Staading Committee
Bruneian Board of Trade and Agriculture
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Arizona
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Frank Clifton
George Imarg
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Vernakh
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Loo
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Sulern
An Offiduty
Lhis Arcitant
Vila
Purance
Janes Thinn
Overland Park
Teorer
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Victor Collina
Guylog
Dupo
Counby Hospital
Cal
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Huffalo Exposition
Garts
Ormag
Colostia
Denger Thateter
Aspen
Thomas J Oconnell
van T Rouse
Flon
M &Terous
Colorado
Robert Ilisley
Tan Francisco
John Taylor
Rabbiin
Tar City
Utah
Uora Stake
Zion
Orthern
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Burlington and Canal
Oofey
Naw Salthon cc
Paelie Donat
Iiva Lithe Alek Packers
Alsglea
Cylitarns
Charles Whordstram
State of Washington
Whang
Nichard
England
Mote
Dimbler
Orgor
Lanka
Rena
Gorellailre
Vengo Agtran Grant
William Rogers
Joe Harris
Jota Davis
Sam Davis
Mary Vtaris
Charles Vardina
Springer
National Live Stock Association
Lang
United
Nuy
Logland
London
Great West
Wisconsin
Northwest
Boone
Urokera
Agenia
Samuel Jahan
de Johanon
Tess
Helen
Oman
St Louia
Brown
Efitore
Italy
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Fegienda
Luslona
Lta Cout
Steada
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Carnarvon
John Morley Wade
Wen
Kure
Professional Cares
Chase Gable
Vermal
William H Frye
Atidanew
At-Law
Ofice Over
Duhnaon & Long Store
Cornet Bereal and
Lintah
Ayos Frotices
Lo al Courts
Vernal, Utah
R. Veltman
Vermal, Utah
A.C. Hatch
Heber, Utah
Albert Sv Bjornson
Nil tCuils
Richard C Watkins
Provo City vTan
Thurman & Wedgwood
Autohseys« Atlaw
Provo
Bisitiens Hof
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