Vienna GA and Boston paper notes on charity and world wiring
A Boston and Vienna connection notes that American Indians have long been a charity focus with about five hundred applications in New Haven. It mentions frauds and willingness to work, Nicaragua’s public debt and London financing, a large railway system under government control, and the spread of telephone networks enabling rapid news from urban to rural areas.
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New Haven
Conn
Mearly & Thousand
Nicaragia
London
Swadon
Sountry
The Silver Wave and the City of the Future
A review of long-range forecasts on astronomy and population growth. Distances light travels in a year are used to project cosmic scales, while census trends show Chicago, Minneapolis, and Omaha growing rapidly. The piece also surveys Democratic silver versus gold standards, noting political shifts and future U.S. population and city dominance expectations.
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New York World
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Union
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Enat
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Missouri
California
Colorado
Idaho
Illinois
India
Iowa
Kansas
Montana
Evade
Oregon
South Dakota
Utah
Duboin
Minneapolis
Mr. Dubois
Stevenson Receives Grand Welcome in Tuscaloosa
Vice President Stevenson was met with a grand ovation on arrival in Tuscaloosa Alabama. A large procession escorted him from the depot to the courthouse for a formal reception attended by Governor Oates staff Congressmen Bankhead Stallings and Mayor Jemison. He delivered the annual alumni oration at the University of Alabama on Tuesday.
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Stevenson
Tuscaloosa
Ala
William C. Oates
Bankhead
Stallings
Jemison
New Mexico Platform Backs Free Coinage and Income Tax
The democratic state convention of New Mexico adopted a platform favoring free coinage at 16 to 1, supporting an income tax and endorsing Bland for the presidency. Delegates to Chicago were chosen: Antonio Joseph of Taos, M. M. Salazar of Colfax, John Hewitt of Lincoln, Demetry Chavez of Dona Ana, W. S. Hopewell of Sierra, A. A. Jones of Ban Miguel.
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Bland
Chicago
Antonio Joseph
Taos
M. M. Salazar
Colfax
John ¥. Hewitt
Lincoln
Demetry Chavez
Dona Ana
W. 8. Hopewell
Sierra
A. A. Jones
Ban Miguel
The St Louis Liner Furnishings And Provisions
The New York Sun outlines the vast outfitting and supply task for American transatlantic liners like the St Louis and St Paul. It details thousands of items across cabins and steerage, from spoons and napkins to carpets, hospital and apothecary outfits, kitchen gear, and hundreds of food and beverage items, with coal and water as chief ship supplies. It notes the scale, cost, and meticulous planning required for 1500 passengers, including extensive inventories, schedules, and procurement challenges for a first class ocean liner.
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St. Pal
St Louis
Saya
New York Sun
St. Louis
St. Paul
Enin
New York City
New York
Rapant
P Roteil
Sutton
New Bicyclists Face Vibratory Habit Warned by Sir Benjamin
The Atlanta Constitution reports Sir Benjamin Ward Richardson describing a new bladder disease among bicyclists dubbed the vibratory habit. He notes nervous predisposition matters, with moderation preventing symptoms. Enthusiasts show rapid movement craving, a motion intoxication affecting heart rate and circulation similar to alcohol.
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Benjamin Ward Richardson
Alo
Benjamin Adge
Benjamin
Atlanta Constitution
Pathos of Presidential Conventions and National Politics
A compact critique notes the pathos of U.S. presidential conventions over sixty years. Biographical scrutiny shows persistent disappointment, wrecked ambitions, and lifelong hopes ending in sadness. Rare success stories fail to offset the somber arc across chief figures.
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Cnme
Hairpin Material Blaze Sparks Veterinary Theory
Dr. Adams of the University of Pennsylvania warns his veterinary practice notes that wire hairpins frequently cause disease in cattle. He cites pastures near seminaries for young women and proposes making hairpins from a material soluble in an animal’s stomach to save cow lives.
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Adams
University of Pennsylvania
New York Witness
Hidden Secrets and a Murderous Stroke in a Poetic Tale
A fragmentary Century text presents a cryptic scene where affection gives way to betrayal and a brutal finish. A Watchful care turns on a bird and the hidden secret leads to a triumphant, violent act with a stretched hand and a dethroned entity. The excerpt hints at themes of distrust and sorrow.
The Faces and Fates of City and Country
A fragmented poem page juxtaposes vivid portraits of "faces" and urban bustle with lyrical nature scenes. It weaves odd, dreamlike imagery from Chicago Inter-Ocean and a rustic porch vignette into reflections on beauty, despair, and moral purpose, ending with a meditation on a newspaper’s hopeful mission.
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Chicago
Luminescent Insects Attributed to Bacteria
A Trenton American summary explains luminous midges and glow shrimp are linked to bacteria rather than inherent light. It notes midges in Russia and Persia glow faintly, and glow shrimp swarm with bacteria that phosphoresce. An idea suggests glow worm fluorescence responds to faint X rays.
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Russia
Pomerania
Persia
Turkestan
Trenton
M. J
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