Ultimatum and tax notions in late 1895 discourse
European cable reports sparked claims of an ultimatum to Venezuela and a Russia China accord scare, later denied by Salisbury and Bayard. The piece blames press cables for stock manipulation and calls for accountability, then discusses Hon. David A. Wells on taxation principles and the lack of economic study in law and theology.
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Lord Salisbury
Bayard
America
Salisbury
England
Venezuela
Ila Guayra
United States
Russia
Wa-China
Great Britain
Atlantic
David A. Wells
Popular Science Monthly
Wells
the Monthly
United States Senate
Our Republic
Europe
War Talk: England and United States Dispute
A reader argues against war between England and the United States, noting English property and pensions reliant on American wealth. The piece suggests swift U S control of Canadian rail links like Grand Trunk at Portland and Canadian Pacific at multiple points would cripple Canada’s rail system within minutes of war declaration.
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England
United States
Apa
Grand Trunk Railway
Portland
Ian Pacific
Canada
Campaigns Steer Into Ill Health Amid Bitter Strife
The piece notes prominent candidates grew seriously ill as elections neared. It criticizes the violence and abuse shaping campaigns, suggesting such nerve jangling drains could ruin contenders just as much as the outcome. It urges calm, arguing steady conduct aids electoral success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carec
Bourgeois Cabinet Named Conservative Radical Ministry
The French cabinet formed by Prime Minister Leon Bourgeois bears the unusual label Conservative-Radical. Time will tell if peace and water can mingle for France’s good, and it is hoped they can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Leon Victor Auguste Bourgeois
France
Turkey
Young Museolman
Christian
Mohammedan
Lac vegetal milk and minds in the electric age
A feature notes a future food manufactured chemically as lac vegetal milk from vegetable oil maltose and dextrin praised as ideal for infants and for invalids. It cites Professor Luys arguing diseases are contagious via electric atmospheres and vital currents between people as matter of medical theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boeing
Chemical Laboratory
Professor Luys
Paris
Luys
The Culinary Mystique And Other Parables Of Life
A collection of brisk insights on cooking gender, martial volunteers, public aid costs, and the drawing power of illustrated ads. It contrasts feminine intuition in recipes with masculine precision, cites Professor Santeira on relief costs, notes advertising artistry, and muses on temper and ambition.
College Women and Marriage in Public Discourse
The essay critiques how scholars and writers scrutinize college educated women’s marital prospects. It argues a woman’s value lies in character and brains, not marriage, and defends women’s varied paths from teaching to professions while opposing rigid aristocratic expectations in the army and society. It notes Turkish reform potential, and contrasts youthful idealism with aging consensus on enthusiasm.
Gillette's Plan for a 60 Million City of Giants
A visionary scheme by Mr. Gillette imagines housing 60 million people in 25 story towers around a vast central dome. The city would end underground systems and run three stacked streets for pipes, transit, and promenades. The plan envisions universal labor, shared industry, and expansive light filled living with strict social order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillette
King
Mr. Gillette
Court of Appeals Rules Edmounds Tucker Law Applies in DC
A court of appeals decision extends the antipolygamy Edmounds Tucker statute to the District of Columbia. The ruling cited Congress’ reputation and asserted the law’s reach beyond Kentucky. The commentator also notes bourbon, horses, oysters, canvasback ducks, and Baltimore belles hold unchanged prestige.
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Court of Appeals
Columbia
Congress
Afrall
Kentucky
Maryland
Baltimore
Pennsylvania well owners seek relief after earthquake impact
A fragmented regional report notes gas flow changes in Pennsylvania caused by an earthquake. It mentions Indiana gas flow effects and includes unrelated images of Consuelo Vanderbilt and a man valuing a freeman's ballot by price, reflecting scattered content from the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Honest Ad Promises Money Back If Syrup Fails
An honest notice from New York offers Hatch's Universal Cough Syrup with money back if unsatisfactory sold by Morris & Mutlen. Compact sales pitch emphasizes satisfaction guarantee and direct sale details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatch
Racesesne
New York
Morris & Mutlen
Holdfast Toldsfast Rubbers Declared Perfect
A claim proclaims Holdfast Toldfast Rubbers as the most perfect thing ever, citing unmatched quality and innovative design in a bold, self-promotional note.
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Ledger
News ‘Publishing
Cuba
Frank B. Santera
Fort Sheridan
Regular Army
Free
Republic
Army
Miss Consuelo
Vanderbilt
Business Directory
Barstow & CO
Watersi
Warren, PA
Greenland
Overstore Exchange
F. H. Boeschlin
Savings Bank
Chas. W.jarird
Jos.a. Schofield
Morris & Wallen’s
Allen & Sons
Allén
Brick
Corner Second
Liberty
Has.t. Thurston
Water Street
Humphrey & Remover
Episcopal Church
W. W. Freeman
Hazeltine Building
Liberty St. Warren
W. A. Greaves
A. M. Robertson
East Warren
Trusler
L. Casemere
Land General Tailoring
Second St
Tarren, Pa
Adlow
H. W. Nesmith
Dovsie
Warren
C.P
Northrop
Allen & Langley
Warren, Penn
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