Fortification of Hawaii Defense Budget Grows
The Senate raises Hawaii defenses funding perSecretary Tat y's guidance with a War Department estimate of 50 000 dollars for the coming year. Officials stress Hawaii’s strategic value and the need to deter any force capture while weighing Pacific beliefs about future conflict and defense costs.
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Hatail
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Hawaii
Taty
War Department
Japan
Haqwaii
United States
Hewaii
Hadine
Genpate
Mitke von
Nemy
Howard Ietlands
Joe Fee
International courtesy and tact in diplomacy
A historical reflection on diplomacy stressing that restraint, ceremonial observance, and tact are essential to prevent friction between nations. It argues that selecting temperate diplomats matters more than legal knowledge, and recounts a Kingston visit illustrating how tactless behavior risks swift protests and breaking trust.
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China
Davis’ Reet
Kingston
Olaf
Alron
Guerrel
Swettersham
Peradtt
Tariff talks and ambassadors in a tense political moment
Berlin reports optimistic progress on the U S Germany tariff commission draft while Congress and the President weigh risks of a tariff war. The piece also discusses making ambassadors, noting fiscal costs and potential downgrades for smaller republics and the impact on diplomacy and staff.
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Commissioner North
Agin
America
Germany
Congress
Roosevelt
The Storytelling Lincoln and His Anecdotes
A discussion on whether Abraham Lincoln originated the famed storytelling habit or merely popularized stories from earlier sources. The piece cites magazine authorities and Col. Silas W. Burt noting Lincoln’s use of anecdotes to clarify points, ease friction, and illustrate views during the Civil War era.
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Abraham Lincoln
Bfr- Lincoln
Audi
Robespierre
Linadla
Current
Senate
Lincoln
Washington
Jefferson
Nome Oha
Robert Walpole
Rome
House of Lords
Silas W. Burt
Linevolb
Col. Burt
Preakdents
The Same Road
Fragmentary verse recounts a journey along a familiar road with reflections on memory and duty. The speaker urges gathering pleasant moments and birdsong to ease rough patches, promising comfort if duties are fulfilled as dawn reveals a longer winding path ahead.
Whale and Waterspouts Roil St Andrew Crew on Antwerp Run
Aboard the St Andrew of Phenix Line, Mate Ephice recounted a farcical voyage from Antwerp where the ship struck a whale and later a waterspout scare. He joked about whales favoring ships named after aunts, while describing crew injuries and a red paint wreckage amid the sea.
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St. Jonah
Eplce
St. Andrew
Phenix Line
Antwerp
My. Spica
Reflections Of A Bachelor In New York Preer
A fragmentary satire on men and marriage shows a bachelor’s view of relationships and the social expectations of women. The text discusses gowns, room, and the idea of teaching partners how to behave, with jabs at widows and domestic life. Burglary chatter interrupts a scene, hinting at a break in.
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New York
Queen Helen An Archeologist Takes Royal Excavations
Queen Helen of Italy expands her royal duties into archaeology. She directs digs near Castell Fordang, unearthing a marble copy of the Diadys Player by Myron. The queen, also a noted painter and poet, develops a bold public persona among Europe’s royal women.
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Helen of Mary
Castell Fordang
Alta of A
Arona
Diadis
Myron
Ikewise
Tyrica
St. Petersburg
Europe
Notable Quip From Ambiguous Senate Debate Fragment
An uncertain fragment reflects a remark about abolishing a Carlisle institution. The text hints at a cautious view toward abolishment and mentions a Senate context while noting questionable phrasing and garbled names. No clear events or speakers are identifiable beyond the political chatter.
Austrian Actress Reveals Grand Duchess Scandal Tale
Fraulein Ziegler, Austrian actress and prima donna of the Opera Comique, recounts a royal episode in which Grand Duchess Elizabeth of Austria, aided by Prince Otto Windlectt, shot at her in a palace room. She describes escape to hospital, imperial attempts to hush the affair, a costly gift, and renewed tours in Prague before seeking America.
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Leopold
Deuahter
Stephanie
Anandal
Pari
Milar
Otto Windischst
Francis Joseph
Assistanes
Count Henckel Donnersmerck
Groszwar
Danube
Hofburg
Vienna
Laxenburg
Count Longay
Atorage
Groszvar
Ing & Wint
Marie Ziegter
Charles Mesopus
Bond Street
Pravitin Ziegler
Teuton
Hewbt
Nalnce
Bin
Abe
Pregne
Royal Castle
Europe
Prague
Fraulein Zeigler
Aowers
America
Tennyson Collection Auctioned by Anderson Courtyard
The New York Times reports a Tennyson collection sold at auction on Twenty ninth street by Anderson Courtyard. Rare first editions and uncut plays by Tennyson and related works fetched varied sums, including The Facon, The Cup, The Promise of May, and Poems by Two Sret hera. Prices show a decline from past sales, with overall bids modest for the era.
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Tennyson Hiltton
New York ‘Times
Tennyson
Albert B. Jack
Lake Forest University
Illinois
Anderson Courgany
West Twentyninth Street
Kendals
London
Emily
Tennyson Raridex
le Morxan
Arnold Sales
Woman and Mighty Hunter Bag Two Elephants in Africa
Mrs Akeley joined Carl E Akeley of the Field Columbian Museum on a year long African hunt. After fourteen months in the interior they returned to New York aboard a Fabre line ship with eighty four skins and skeletons weighing seventeen tons to add to the museum. She helped shoot two elephants and one rhinoceros, the longest African hunting trip by a woman. The expedition traveled mostly on foot, near Lake Victoria, with a caravan of natives and six months solo travel. They reported no accidents, and the exhibit will mark the finest African collection in the country and possibly the world. The pair returned in good health despite cold weather and praised big game shooting for excitement.
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Mrs. Akeley
Aoman
Sue
Mr. Akeley
Uganda Rairoad
Akeley
British East Africa
Lake Victoria
Columbian Museum
Somaliland
Thie
Sabe
Wolnar
St Peg
Boston
Sporsman
Instinct of Natural Death Alleged in Elderly Woman
A fragment recounts Brillat Savarin's tale of a ninety three year old dying woman who, near death, asks for wine and muses that death becomes a need like sleep. The observer notes the woman’s intellect remained intact and claims this as evidence of an instinct of natural death.
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Doxarcky
Toxarsay
Toxersky
Brinlat-Savarin
Sam
Haif
Memory of Bryan at Planters Hotel in St Louis
Cashier recalls meeting William Jennings Bryan during the 1893 Republican convention at Planters Hotel in St Louis. The encounter happened when Bryan registered as M. J. Bryan and was treated as an ordinary guest, later returning to a welcome in electric lights.
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Develoz
Dil Meyer
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Eucla
Bryan
Planters
St. Louis
McKinley
M. J. Bryan
Sand Cure for Dyspepsia from Ue Chlesan Inte Ozexn
A fragment from the London Chronicle reports on sand cures for stomach troubles, noting several adherents in Westchester using two-quart sand supplies in teaspoon doses. It cites animal behavior as a parallel and questions why humans seek cures elsewhere. The piece reflects on public acceptance and humorous anecdotes about punctuation and belief in unconventional remedies.
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Westchester
Lonton Chronicle
Tay
Gxiom
Mulkey Arrives in Washington to Take Senate Seat
Senator Fred Mulkey of Oregon arrived in Washington and will reside at the Cosmos Club during his term after being elected to fill the unexpired term of Senator Mitchell. He is said to be the youngest member of the Senate, at thirty four, and expressed gratitude for the people’s vote. He expects to be sworn in today and to be sworn in March 4 to succeed. The article notes his jovial temperament and details about his appearance.
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Fred Mulkey
Oregon
Washington
Coamos Club
Senate
Mulkey
Mitchell
Jonathon Bowens
Mutkey
Congress
Pristane
Senator Mulkey
Herry Clay
Cosmos Club
Frank S. Monett
Columbus
Ohio
Attac Raleigh
Giere
Harris
Mr. Monett
Charles A. Towne
New York
Towne
Fay
Gov. Altgeld
Clinois
Perhay
Ilinela
Gov. Yates
Srd
Albert B. Fall
el Paso
Tex
Enrique Creel
Mexico
Creel
Fill
Gov. Creel
Tatmeure
Wallington
Mr. Fall
Yrasnington
Creei
Lis
Oklanoma
John Jeneen
Perry
Raletsa
B.C. McGuire
Snd
GB. Ferguson
Terrtory
Peery
Frantz
United States
Senseo
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Chie
Oxia
Hema
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