Stand by McKinley Roosevelt Campaign Pushes Across States
National issues figure in races for United States senators and representatives. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, Cuban war hero and Republican gubernatorial candidate in New York, has received many invitations to speak in campaign. He has received ovations from Pennsylvania Republicans and may speak there for Colonel Stone and the Republican ticket.
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Roosevelt Sees National Issues Dominate State Elections
In urging voters to support Republican gains in New York Pennsylvania New Jersey and other states, Colonel Roosevelt links state contests to national affairs. He argues the party must set precedents to restore prosperity build a strong navy and army and safeguard U S interests in Hawaii Porto Rico and the East and West Indies while backing President McKinley.
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Stalwarts in Line Hold Political Move Lacks Purpose
An index of Pennsylvania Republican editorials shows broad skepticism about the Quay case. Editors call the charges a political maneuver, predict it will backfire, and note loans to the Quays were secured. They urge fair reply and foresee future exposure of motives and political manipulation.
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Lyon defends Quay charges as politically timed
Lieutenant Governor Walter Lyon arrives in Pittsburg after attending a Philadelphia hearing on charges against Senator Quay R. R. Quay and Charles H. McKee. He says there are no criminal grounds and accusations were for political effect, noting delays before October and that state money was not involved. He promises a forthcoming surprise from supporters of the prosecutions.
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Student-Fellows Sheriff Seizes What He Wants
A fragmentary quote describes a sheriff arriving at rooms, likening him to a child who seeks everything. The text shows dialogue from a figure named Io and a line attributed to Lustige Blatter.
Cycler Collision Prompts Call for Arrest
Mrs Sprocket questions why a policeman did not arrest the cyclist who struck Johnny. Mr Sprocket notes the rider uses the same bicycle make as his own.
Chimmy Proposes Flagship Ship Plan for Commodores
In the New York Journal playful banter outlines Chimmy and Swipes discussing a bold ship plan. Chimmy envisions a flagship to confront the Commodores, signaling rambunctious entrepreneurial talk and nautical bravado.
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Soldier supposedly dead wakes during autopsy in Algiers hospital
A soldier believed dead for three days revived as a surgeon prepared to dissect him at the Military hospital of Algiers. The witnesses, including the professor of surgery and his assistant, watched as the man slid from the slab and returned to a nearby room to write that he was alive. Recovery described as absolutely complete.
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Echoes of the War Military Notes and Items
Surgeon General Sternberg praises the Red Cross work and justifies medical department restrictions. Hobson sails from Camarero Cuba to Philadelphia via Jamaica. The Colon wreck camp progresses during Hobson’s absence. Private Delbert C. Nellis dies of typhoid fever at the House of Good Shepherd Syracuse. Sagasta prepares dispatch as Madrid cabinet holds no session. Engines tested on Infanta Maria Teresa. Cincinnati transfers 30 men. Porto Rico officials move to naturalization as Americans.
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Emperor William Visits Constantinople Amid Turkish Affairs
Emperor William and the empress dined at the German embassy in Constantinople. He said German policy in Turkish affairs mirrors his grandfather’s, stressing friendly relations between the German emperor and the sultan. They visited the German school after a Swiss deputation’s address, and the sultan awarded Von Buelow the Grand Cross of the Osmanieh.
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Peck Hosts Reception at Paris Expo Offices
Ferdinand W. Peck United States commissioner to the 1900 Paris exposition held a reception at his new Paris offices. Attendees included American and Spanish peace commissioners General Porter the US ambassador the French director general of the exposition and expo commissioners from other powers.
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Walker Knocked Out in South Omaha Bout
In South Omaha Billy Walker was knocked out by Andy Dupont of Kansas City and has not regained consciousness. It is feared he will die from injuries sustained in the boxing bout.
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Emperor of China Still Alive
In Pekin on October 19 the physician attached to the French legation visited the Emperor of China for a medical examination of his majesty.
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Aphorisms on virtue and self worth from classic authors
A collection of concise maxims on character, self trust, restraint, and virtue attributed to Emerson Bovee Shelley Sidney Congreve Massinger Longfellow Jane Porter Cecil Young. The quotes emphasize inner strength, simplicity, forgiveness, and the dangers of harsh judgment.
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Editor jailed for jokes about Emperor William
Mrs Blinks a Berlin editor was imprisoned for three months after printing a joke about Emperor William. The exchange suggests the editor and Mr Blinks debate whether the joke was a pun or offense.
A Tackle in Time in a Philippine Scene
In a St. Nicholas tale by Charles Bryant Howard two American boys on a Philippine street witness a native deserter surge toward their father the sea captain. The boys tackle the man to prevent harm, a moment that becomes a vivid clash of cultures with a corporal and Captain Hale resolving the incident.
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Preservation of corpses reaches perfection in Italy
The Argonaut reports Italian methods by Dr Elfisio Manini of Naples that preserve cadavers indefinitely. Bodies are bathed in a special liquid to halt decomposition, can be restored to freshness for anatomical use, and even rendered marble like then softened and restored to lifelike appearance.
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Colonel Henry's Notable Military Career
Colonel Henry, son of a Ponty farmer, joined a foot regiment in 1863. He served in the Franco German War, was twice wounded, and twice survived. A favored officer, he helped pick officers for the 1882 Algerian expedition and was wounded again in battle with rebels.
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Golf unlikely to die out says Brookly Life
Quote from a Brooklyn Life item notes golf will not fade away with age. It argues statistics show the sport remaining popular, resisting gradual extinction alongside other games.
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Brooklyn
Joshua and Caleb as models for Beulah Land faith
A sermon-like piece for Epworth League readers linking Joshua and Caleb to modern faith. It urges rejecting fear, embracing God’s promises, and striving for entire sanctification with the pledge to seek holy living and help others reach Beulah Land.
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Remembering self and growth through life lessons
A reflective passage urges self improvement over time and warns that nature's laws resist ultimate control. It emphasizes turning defeats into victories, striving beyond sentiment, and choosing actions over lofty thoughts to measure true nobility.
Harmony Prof Wylie Outlines Choir Leader Essentials
Prof Wylie lists key traits for choir leaders including strong faith and the Holy Ghost. He emphasizes understanding psalm sentiment and music to render songs with proper expression. He also urges good common sense and to bar scrapping from choirs.
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Sincerity in speech and actions defined in philosophy
A reflection on sincerity describing truthfulness in words and deeds. It contrasts how one should think and say with how one pretends to act and profess. The piece urges aligning appearance with real intention.
The Queen of Greece Admiral and Global Trivia Notes
A miscellany of facts covers the queen of Greece as the sole female admiral, tea's introduction in England, polar currents salt content, Britain’s bread imports, Greek wheat production, ancient birthdays, Pharaoh’s festivities, Berlin’s cosmopolitanism, Berlin Germans by birth, broad headed horses in drills, and birth rates in Russia versus France and Germany’s growth.
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Go Or Send A Mission Message From Acts Sixteen
Worthy pulpit summary urging personal obedience in mission work drawn from Acts sixteen. Emphasizes that believers must go where God sends, support others if unable to go, and rely on the Spirit to guide outreach, with Paul as example of listening to divine call. Addresses prayer, giving, and carrying the gospel to both foreign and local peoples.
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Those Who Complain and Perceptions of Society
The writer argues that constant complainers see treachery and deceit in the world, citing that the poor are ungrateful and the rich selfish. Experience suggests a person detects in others the vice he knows best in himself.
Rest as motto on London settle in crowded street
A carved oak settle in a busy London thoroughfare bore the inscription Rest, but do not loiter. Christian Standard remarks on the admonition urging passersby to rest but keep moving.
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Depths of Lake Baikal Named World’s Deepest Lake
The deepest lake in the world is Lake Baikal in Siberia with depths up to 5,261 feet. It runs 397 miles long and covers about 15,000 square miles, making it Asia’s largest lake and the world’s sixth by area.
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Mail Carriers of India Run Six Miles Then Relieve
Each letter carrier in India covers a six mile stretch and is relieved at the end by another carrier who starts his run immediately. This system speeds mail through sparsely populated areas.
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Facts From The Heavens: Distances Planets And Light Speed
A compilation of astronomical figures includes moon speed at 3333 feet per second and Earth moon distance of 238 850 miles. Light takes eight minutes eighteen seconds to travel sun to Earth. Solar diameters for major bodies are listed with values down to Moon 2162 miles and Sun 866 400 miles.
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