Relics of Lincoln House Now a Public Memorial in DC
Washington May 3 Special Correspondence describes the house where Abraham Lincoln died as a public memorial run by a Memorial Association of the District of Columbia. The group has purchased the house, collected relics from Lincoln’s life, and plans tablets on surrounding walls to honor the president and inspire reverence for history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasHingTon
Lincoln
Ford
Abe Lincoln
Wilkes Booth
the Memorial Association
War Department
Congress
Memorial Association of
District of Columbia
Wilters
Memorial Association
Altgeld
Springfield
Tils
Tilton
Tiltons
Oldroyd
Tenth Street
Hardin County
Lincolns
Decatur
Ills
New Salem
Sam
Whittier
Ann Rutledge
Elizabeth Todd
Mr. Lincoln
J. H. Beapie
Cherokees of Qualla and their romantic mountain republic
Special correspondent reports on the Qualla Reserve in North Carolina highlighting the Cherokees as an independent, law abiding community with a distinct language, chief, churches, schools, and agricultural life. The piece praises their culture, legends, and peaceful society while noting little public knowledge about the people outside the region. Also mentions dances, harvest rites, and corn dances as part of their agricultural cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quatta Reserve
N. C
Florida
Mississippi
Atlantic
Jackson
Appalachian Range
Black
Balsam
Great Smoky Ranges
Cloud Kissing Mountains
Andorra
France
Spain
Qualia
Ae Republic
Baptist
Methodist
Indian Territory
Qualla
North Carolina
Asheville
Alwys
Yellowstone
Alaska
Great Republic
Alfred R. Calhoun
Hill traitor charges inflame Western Democrats in San Francisco
A mass meeting of 3000 Western Democrats denounces Senator Hill of New York as traitor and criticizes Geary on the Wilson bill. The report includes strong attacks on indirect taxation, calling it the greatest and meanest thief, arguing the McKinley era’s tax system favors manufacturers and monopolists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
David B. Hill
York
Senator Hill
California
Thomas J. Geary
Cleveland
Congress
New York
United States Senate
Senate
Perverting the Lesson on Tariff Reform Debate
The piece argues the public voted for tariff reform and opposed delay in passage. It cites the 1890 and 1892 verdicts, criticizes The Tribune and The World, and says dishonesty and pause by politicians provoked voter disgust. The Buffalo Courier calls delay unreasonable and costly to reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Cleveland
Congress
New York World
Senate
Buffalo Courier
New Treatment Methods Coupled with Diet Guidance
The article promotes modern treatment approaches paired with disciplined dieting and strongly recommends using a great condensed raw food extract as part of the regimen.
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Jewett Gas Ranges
Pisttburg
Jewett
Baugh
Baugh & Sons Company
S. Delaware Ave
Philadelphia
von Mohl CO
Cincinnati
Dees
F. B. Brown, & Co
Warren County
Aden
A. Lincoln
Hill
Samoset Club
Omaha
Boyd
Chicago
Bovinine
Bovinine Co
Doctox
Laura E. Parrison
Vitalis
Calumet Remedy Company
Fehlman’s
Fehlmans
Gjark
Priconer
Park Remedy CO
Boston
Mass
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