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Pan American arbitration and U S political tensions
The piece surveys moves toward a general arbitration treaty at the next Pan American congress in Buenos Aires, noting simmering tensions among Brazil Argentina Bolivia and Venezuela and U S aims to unify commercial ties. It also discusses Lloyd George Sinn Fein Ireland and Stead interviews, then shifts to a Republican insurgent rebellion against tariff policy and the risk of purging capable party leaders.
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Ghosts in politics in a seance with Gladstone and Stead
A London seance at Mowbray House featured William Ewart Gladstone and William Stead among delegates from reform groups. Charles Gladstone delivered a long message, praising or criticizing policies. discourse covered the budget, land proposals, and calls for Senate reform, while language hinted at ministerial tensions and political maneuvering.
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Short speeches gain favor as session nears
The Florida Times Union advocates shorter public talks as Congress nears a new session. It argues for a ten minute limit, cites English Parliament practice, warns against overlong discourse, and notes political incentives to publish briefer records. It also touches church state balance in Spain and broader public concerns.
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The Sweet Tooth Vindicated in Current Literature
The article argues sugar is a universal flavor with deep roots in human taste, citing Dr Woods Hutsh inton Nature as approving of sugar’s wholesomeness. It notes most foods are sweet or salty and warns that few sweet-tasting items lack food value while some may be poisonous.
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Long Royal Feud Ends Amid Visit to Italy, Paris Society
The article notes the end of a long feud between the Savoy and Romanoff houses as the czar visits the King and Queen of Italy in Racconigi. It outlines past Russian hostility to Italian rulers, the shifted ties after Victor Emmanuel II’s ascent, and a rare rapprochement fostered by mutual respect and personal affection between leaders and families, including ties to St Petersburg and Parisian society.
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What socialism would be like in England article
A discussion of how socialism might reshape England under a future government. It outlines state ownership of land and resources, critiques of bureaucratic fears, and predictions on prices, production, education, and social welfare. It also contrasts international socialism with national policy and touches on naval and military questions, plus broadening social conditions for families and labor.
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Prince Johnnie in Berlin Court Ties Deepens
A line of events sees the young Prince Johnnie presented to Kaiser Wilhelm in Berlin as German royalty extend cordial welcome. The king’s sister in Mecklenburg Schwerin is noted as a frequent court visitor, signaling growing relations and possible future succession hopes.
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Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago Hens
Fragmented, whimsical lines portray popular men of letters as postmen and a witty note about meeting. A quip about a weighing sword and kindness contrasts with a strange remark on sausage yield from a deg wound. The text shows satiric, nonsensical snippets without a clear narrative.
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Reflections of a Bachelor in New York Press
Reflections on bachelor life note the lure of running, a girl, a moon, and a garden to a man. The columnist jokes on college lessons, parental support, and the lasting but fading impact of a man’s good deeds.
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Visitors to the Capital Compare London and New York
A London visitor muses on London's lord mayor system and election rules vs New York politics, noting London's absence of election scandals. Harvey Kernes and John Burnham discuss U.S. politics, media portrayals, and the New York mayoral race, with residents defending Tammany influence and predicting Judge Gaynor's probable victory.
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Costly lottery mars land openings on Flathead and Coram
The piece criticizes the summer land lotteries for Flathead and Coram reservations, noting twelve million dollars paid to railroads and related costs. It argues most settlers drew blank and many stranded away from home. It urges Congress to adopt mail-in entries with deposits and safeguards as a sensible fix, reducing waste and directing benefits away from railroads.
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Insects in Death Duel at Calcutta Roach and Tarantula Fight
Peter Gayer recalls a bizarre duel aboard a Calcutta bowl between a Calcutta roach and a tarantula. The roach, fed from a Malay seller, defends with armored shell and strikes at the spider’s legs while the tarantula advances with swift springs. After a long battle the roach loses legs, then the tarantula is killed, ending the duel.
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