Senator Stewart Rebuilds Fortune in Nevada Town
The aging former U S Senator William M Stewart known as Santa Claus of the Senate arrives with his young bride to Nevada to start anew. He purchases a one story red and white stone home with a veranda and chicken coop and plans a thriving law business leveraging mining expertise and legal work from past huge fees. Despite earlier wealth and a fall from fortune he declares pride in a new life in Nevada with mules and fowls, aiming to profit from new gold discoveries and ongoing legal matters.
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Comstock Lode
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Andrew Johnson
Kirkwood House
New York
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Saauun
Climate in Manchuria Shapes War Fortunes
The article notes Manchuria's climate as a factor in the Russia Japan war, detailing March–April southwest winds, end of winter, spring sowing in April, May–July heat, and July–August heavy rains. It cites Mukden and Niuchwang temps, and compares Vladivostock winters and summers, with ten dryer months and a brief wet season.
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Japan
I. Ross
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Niuchwang
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Russian
Vladivostock
Rights of Man and land reform debate in Detroit
The Detroit News Tribune argues that natural rights to work come from nature not law and that legislatures lack authority to block self employment. It citesUS land laws and homestead aims, laments land frauds, notes a Venezuelan crisis and a man who owns nearly 3000 square miles of public land held to block others from employment, claiming rights of man are denied.
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Detroit News Tribune
United States
West
Castro
Venezuela
20th Century Empire Building Recalls Global Power Shifts
The article argues that the 20th century will see massive centralization under vast empires driven by assimilation rather than war. It predicts Japan’s rise in Western Asia, Russia and Germany expanding, Latin races uniting for self defense, and the United States spreading across the continent and beyond, reshaping global fate.
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With His Favorite Punch Vivi the Washington Post
A garbled note from a Washington Post column hints at political tension and a looming decision. The text references Geo and Kae but remains unclear on specifics, indicating a speculative wager or entry relating to a political event.
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New York Sun
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Political machinery shapes voter independence in parties
The piece analyzes how party organization and national committees drive campaigns while noting the modern voter remains largely independent. It traces the rise of party discipline from Tilden to Hanna, the roles of the National and State Committees, and the enduring influence of leaders like Bryan in guiding policy despite no official authority.
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Tate Marcus A. Hanna
Tilden
Republican Party
National Committee
Democratic National Committee
RM. Vaigark
Indianapolis
New York
August Belmont
Wm. FP. Sheehan
Messrs. Taggart
Belmont
Sheehan
William J. Bryan
Congressional National Committee
Iach
Congress
Washington
House
House of Representatives
United Staes
Ancient and Modern Jew Blowing the Ram's Horn Customs
The article contrasts ancient and modern Jewish New Year customs, noting the ram horn shofar used in synagogues on the holy day. It describes orthodox practice requiring a strict, bearded Jew to blow the shofar, donning the talith and standing beside the rabbi during the service.
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America
Political party networks scent the national committees
Fragmentary OCR reveals references to central party bodies, subsidiary organizations, and headquarters. Names include Hanna, Cortelyou, and Dover, with notes on supervision, Washington offices, and influential positions shaping Republican and Democratic structures.
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Republicam Nationoreittee
Washington
Mier Dover
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