Neighbors gather for Young American debating society
A Saturday gathering at Atracherry Point hosted the Young American Debating Society to discuss a question about selling a Jenry ete from Ohaarvation. Local residents Mr and Mrs Ren Petersen and Mr and Mrs Hane Tigerbrickaen joined, with others from Bathersille Fateyaburg and nearby areas attending.
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Tha Reung Preapla
Atracherry Point
Young American Dabating Society
Atrawharry Point
Toofeleok
Ren Petersen
Hane Tigerbrickaen
Bathersille
Alf. Anderson
Fateyaburg
Mra
Andearaon
Na Feepahip
Olaf Sho
Comforting Words Confident Claim for Kidney Pills
A Matherville reader endorses Dean's Kidney Pills as relief for backache and kidney trouble. The testimonial cites improved kidney secretions after use and urges purchases from local druggists. ads note prices and U.S. agents.
Festivals and rites in Morocco described in probing 19th century account
The article surveys Moroccan religious and cultural practices during notable festivals. It covers Zealots of Ramadan customs, meat offerings, public sacrificial ordeals, and the Moolud celebrations known as the spring of flowers. It notes the Ald ol Kaher rite with sheep sacrifices, public announcements, and beliefs about a prosperous year depending on the animal's fate. The piece also describes Aisawl dancers and snake-charmers, their cries and fevered rituals, and the controversial sensational imagery surrounding them.
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Meearich
Medway
Aflamenic
Abraham
Mant Moriah
Morocco
Alswawt
Mohammed bin Alan
Mequinez
Wheat through history traces grain to ancient civilizations
Historic experts state wheat can be traced to early man across regions marked by early civilizations. They note wheat flourishes in Egypt and Mesopotamia since ancient times, with prehistoric lake dwellers in Switzerland using mortars and harvesting tools 4000 years ago, and Egyptian tombs yielding wheat identical to today’s.
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Iine
Egypt
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Tigris
Switzerland
An Expensive Burial at Westminster Abbey
The article notes burial costs at Westminster Abbey, detailing interment fees to the Fabric Fund and additional charges to the dean, canons, choir, officers, and verger. Totals vary by degree, with figures around £91 4s 8d to £101 4s 8d, contrasting with former charges near £150 to £160 plus extra items.
Little New York girl visits Philadelphia views on Windsor Castle
A short read about Nastarad Odekedad, a New York girl visiting Philadelphia, learning about photographs and Windsor Castle. A cousin explains the Queen Victoria residence concept while the child asks questions and travelers reflect on the scene.
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Nastarad Odekedad
New York
Philadelphia
Windsor Castle
Tate
Victoria
Fragmented OCR note on gossip and doubt
A garbled message appears to discuss being engaged by someone named Mos ioaley Ade and a Bachelor. The text includes misread words about writing, worry, and Philadelphia Ledger. Overall it reads as a jumbled personal note with unclear meaning and several misspellings.
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Mos Ioaley
Pubadeiphia Ledger
McCall’s Resignation Rumors Shake New York Trust Firm
In New York Dan fon John A. Metin president of the New York die ty stron company paid $22000 advancement to Andrew Hamilton and for accounting. Thomas F Fowler, chairman, received a $85000 donation from Mr. McCall. McCall promised further funds to cover a $150000 note, while trustees consider McCall’s resignation and potential new leadership. Others named as possible president include John Claflin Norman B. Ream and Hiram R. Steele.
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New York
Dan Fon
John A. Metin
Die Ty Stron Company
Andrew Tramilton
Hamilton
Thomas F Fowler
Board of
McCall
Board of Trustees
Alexander
Orr
Will Fight the Measure At National League Meet
New York Jan 3 The annual meeting of the American Protective Tariff league will be held Jan 9 at the league's national headquarters. The gathering is seen as crucial since the group opposes President Roosevelt on free trade with the Philippines. The Philippine tariff is before the house and the Tariff league has begun to oppose it. An officer said the senate could be expected to strangle the measure if it passes the house.
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Gro. Shiffiet
Maple Hill
Pater
Jas. Sharp
Blue Earth
Minn
A. Wilder
Albert. Lerdall
Storm Lake
Mary Origer
Mason City
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Glen Eastman
N. Andrews
Haymer
Minnesota
Brownell Jacobson
Herbert Duncan
Edith Peak
North Dak
Edith
May Shartle
New York
American Protective Tarif League
League
Roosevelt
Philippines
House of Representatives
Tariff League
House
Senate
Roosevelt says no sympathy for British parties
Washington dispatches quote a London cable as saying President Roosevelt expressed hearty sympathy with the Liberal party in Britain. The White House denies any direct statement or recollection of Mason's interview. The president states he gave no expression of sympathy to any British party or candidate.
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Washington
London
Roosevelt
Great Britain
D. M. Mason
Blow to American Trade as Brazil Raises Tariffs
Telegraphic reports from Petrograd relay a sharp Brazilian tariff hike on American exports, hitting oil, grain, and other key goods. The U S State Department cannot persuade Brazil to reverse the duty increase, threatening trade with the United States. Meanwhile a reshuffle at the State Department appoints Wilson of Linnels as third assistant secretary and Irvin Bo Louis Hu as first secretary.
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Washington
Jin
State Department
Hunutiagiva Wilson
Linnels
Tivet
Legation Ae ‘Pa Kil
Bee
Belrce
Irvin Bo Louis Hu
Legation
Puldo
Chamberlain outlines Unionist policy on colonial preference
Joseph Chamberlain details the Unionist programme addressing colonial preference and a small tax on foreign wheat. He argues bread prices will stay stable as home-grown and colonial wheat remain free, and claims broad agreement within the Unionist party on these aims.
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Tendan
Jer
A. Joseph Chamber
Jain
Union Inquiries Aimed at Governor Steunenberg Assassination
Western Federation of Miners to conduct inquiry into the killing of former Idaho governor Frank Steunenberg. President Charles T Mayer says the investigation aims to determine if any member of the federation was involved and to prepare for possible charges. The group calls the event lamentable and expresses sorrow for the officers. In a separate report from Albuquerque, New Mexico, a heavy snowstorm blankets the state with depths from inches to five or six feet in mountains. Atlanta reports a prison break as seven black inmates escape a central police station after tunneling through a wall. two are recaptured.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Rio Grande Valley
Atlanta
Prison Department
Central Police
Bank President W D Kirk Dies After Illness
W D Kirk president of the Capital bank of St Paul died suddenly of heart failure after a severe cold. Three Italians working on a Pennsylvania railroad gang near Wilberforce Ohio were struck by a train and killed. Lincoln General Maltie expected to replace Schlifeffenag as chief of staff in Germany. Major Hugh J Gallagher reassigned from Isthmian canal service to Manila."}
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Capital Bank of St. Paul
Huntington
Ind
American Christian Convention
Wilberforce
Count von Maltie
Count von Schlifeffenag
Milwaukee School of Trades
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Agram
Lalbach
Marburg
Gratz
Austria
Hugh J. Gallagher
Isthmian Canal Commission
Manila
Market Quotations Across Wheat Cattle and Hogs
Minneapolis Wheat prices for January show futures and track quotes with No 1 hard and Northern levels. Livestock prices from St Paul and Chicago Stock Yards list cattle, hogs, and sheep ranges, plus dairy and poultry notes, reflecting varied grading and regional pricing across markets.
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Minneapolis
Jan
CONFIDENCE RESTORED IN RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT ARMING
Official dispatch from Saint Petersburg reports a strongly worded government statement supporting its plan to suppress the rebels after the Moscow revolt. It notes military loyalty efforts and asserts reforms remain essential, despite propagandist efforts within the army. An evening paper claims rebels burned the Irkutsk railroad station and halted traffic.
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Manta
Tha “Rada
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Thia
Balieva
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Siberia
Magic Change After Moscow Turmoil Sparkes City Rebound
Moscow reports show rapid post riot recovery with reopened shops and crowded streets for Russian Christmas. In Presna district hundreds search ruins while authorities tally casualties and losses. Drujinists surrender after a failed night siege. a skirmish injures several as rail and telegraph services slowly resume.
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Presna
King
Doubessoff
Christus
Teleegraph
Hazan Line
Heavy Loss in Battle and Revolt Across Fronts
A chaotic dispatch notes heavy casualties as revolutionaries fail to attack in Bukinaut Russia while three infantry companies and cavalry repulse a prolonged assault. Reports claim 300 workers killed, with three soldiers dead and seven wounded. Other items describe peasant meetings in Peru Europe and shifting political tones in St. Petersburg amid unrest.
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