Insurgent Republicans and War Talk Split U S Politics
A long Washington era column surveys intra party conflict as insurgents clash with regular Republicans over farm bill support and congressional discipline. It notes Speaker Cannon’s stance, prospects of conflict, and broader party feuds shaping the looming election climate.
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Thames
Congress
Loudenslager
Soudey
Eoxer Faijtile
Plosa
Tenat
Washington
Republican Party
Républican Congresalans
Cannon
Can
Primitive Brasil Corn Grinding Tools Described by Consul
From Santos, Consul De Young highlights tiny interior Brazil corn grinding methods. He notes the primitive pound and blend technique using a tree trunk as a large cup with a pestle to crush maize. Modern grinders are rare, with potential for a small, cheap substitute to serve rural families.
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Separa
de Young
Santos
Brazi
Brasil
British Army Bare Rations Route March Reported
Twenty soldiers from the Loyal North Lancashire regiment completed a two week bare service rations route march from Porhnoy Down to Tidworth barracks. They traveled 11 to 17 miles daily, weighed and inspected, with one man hospitalized after nightshade berries. No alcohol, limited cigarettes, and overall good physical condition reported.
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Lora North Lancashire Regiment
Army Medical Advisory Board
Tideorth Barracks
Porhnoy Down
Selisbury Plain
Tidworth Barracks
Itd
Not Too Old at Forty as Experts Panel Age Debate Flows
Leaders from industry medicine and a famed explorer weigh in on the age when men are best suited for work. They argue older engineers perform reliably with health and experience, while Peary’s feats spark claims that age should not limit mental and physical capability up to seventy.
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Ateady
Mobil
Broadway
Vilagere
London
Peary
enginseIng
Brm
Daly Maul
Harris Street
Harper
Europe
Asia
Russia
Asia Minor
Growth of Big Cities in 19th Century Europe and Beyond
A study by M de Foville compares city populations. In 1800 Europe had 22 cities over 100000. London and Paris led with 950000 and 600000 respectively. Today Europe has 160 over 100000, 66 over 50000, with many cities above 600000 and seven over 1,000,000 including London Berlin Vienna and Moscow. The report also lists major cities worldwide such as New York Chicago and Buenos Aires, and notes large populations in Tokyo Calcutta and Shanghai areas.
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M de Foville
Europe
London
Dublin
Paris
Marreilles
Lyons
Amsterdam
Berlin
Hemburg
Vienna
Naples
Rome
Mhan
Venico
Ralernia
Madrid
Burcetons
Lisbon
Petersburg
Moscow
Warsaw
Copenhagen
Constantinople
Farig
St. Petersburg
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Singan
China
Op Menton
Tokyo
Canyleon
Ana Peling
Calcutta
Buenos Aires
Osaka
Rio de Janziro
Hamburg
Bombay
Glasgow
Budapest
Liverpool
Brussels
Bangkok
Manchester
Boston
St. Louis
Cairo
Munich
Barcelona
Birmingham
Drewlen
Madras
Ballymore
Lalpaig
Supreme Court Vacancies and Tariff Sentiment Politics
The article reviews historic Supreme Court appointments since 1860, noting partisan undercurrents and regional divisions. It discusses Taft era tariff debates in Massachusetts and the South, contrasting reform rhetoric with electoral realities and party loyalties in the states.
Educating Potatoes in a Rural Maryland Tale
A quirky Maryland folktale-like piece describes potato training and a dramatic transformation of spuds. A farmer character digs, barrels, and shapes potatoes into rhomboid forms, claiming a breakthrough in cultivation aided by nature. The narrative blends rustic imagery with surreal claims about a harvest moon delivering a bumper crop.
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Maryhead
Wicinity
Ridgelyere
Dales
Sylvan
Edison
Uslsveralle
Maryland
Nature
Cfiturg
Rich Lord Joicey Deserts Liberals
Rich Lord Joicey, nicknamed Old King Coal for his coal wealth, secedes from the Liberal party in protest of government finances. The article traces his ancestry, properties in England and Wales, and his influence on media and politics, noting his Newcastle Daily prominence and aristocratic lineage.
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Lord Joicey
Liberals
Lord Joey
Liberal Party
Nocallats
United Kingdom
Newcastle
Ong
Mberat
Joweey
West Fanns
Hoddington Shire
George Jobey
Mont
Castle
Joosy
England
Wales
Sudeley
Gregynog
Montgomeryshire
Ford Castle
Northumberland
Waterford
James IV
Heron
Flodden Field
James
Herons
Tay
Oppose Hookworm Gift Sparks Southern Controversy
Southern journals demand government action over Rockefeller funded hookworm program. The editorial attacks philanthropy from New York, urging public health support through taxes and officials, warning the gift undermines Southern integrity and blames federal and state excesses for disease.
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South
John D
New York
Packet
Sailor's Embroidered Map Draws Attention in Seattle Office
Henry Peterson of the U S Shipping Commissioner's Seattle office hung a silk embroidery map of Alaska on his wall. It took ten months to complete with nearly 500 skeins of silk. Different country divisions are depicted in various colored silks, and all the features are stitched with care.
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Seattle Post Intelligencer
Henry Peterson
United States Shipping Commissioner's Department
Hae
Alaska
Peterson
Money in Maine Furs from Kennebec Journey
Maine fur bearing animals will be hunted this winter and fur prices are unusually strong. A good mink skin may bring 7 to 8 dollars, a darker fisher pelt about 20 dollars, and a fine otter skin 14 to 20 dollars. White there are other parts of the world that furnish more furs, many of these animals are caught in Maine. Fox pelts are worth considerable money these days, with prices ranging around 8 to 15 dollars.
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Georgia
Lfe
Norte
Egypt
Africa
Department of Jua‘tee
United States
Supreme Court
Supreme Bench of
Souhern
Wiliam B Woods
Qulo
Washington
al Taree Heattedney
Sarige Lerton
Taft
Charlotte Chasinet
John Rockefeller
Rockefeller
United Staign
Kennebec
Maine
Change of Garmenta in Ching Prom the Shatgbet Mercury
The Keunebi-chu war department sent a memorial to the chrona urging adoption of foreign style dress. Officials ask the board of ceremonies to deliberate and memorialize this policy across the empire, focusing on garments like abort Jackéta.
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Shatgbet Mercury
Keunebi-chu
War Department
Chrona
New Era for Democracy in New York State and City
Post election analysis shows a sweeping reorganization of the Democratic Party with new leaders in control of state committees and boroughs. Tammany Hall defeats are framed as a path to reform as old machine bosses lose power across Queens Bronx Brooklyn and New York County.
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New York
Democratic Party
New York State
Fenders
Queens
New York County
Buttelo
Democratis Oesors
Lewis Stuyvesant
Chanler
Hautemant
Assembly
Ee Gisted
Buffalo
Fingy
Murphy
Tammeny Hall
Cassity
Haffen
Bronx
Brodnyn
McC
Gaynor
Harry W Walker
New Fork
New Willard
City Hall
White House
Stick to the Farm Says Leaders in Rural Message
A verse poem urges the farmer boy and rural youth to stay with agrarian life. It cites leaders like a railroad official, a clergyman, and a doctor delivering the refrain Stick to the farm while noting the lure of city work and its exclusion from the rustic world.
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New York Sun
Waller House
Lergyman
Chen
Pegsy the Peach of Society Parade
From the New York Times poetic fragment a speaker recalls Pegsy in rose gown and furs, a dainty beauty who wanders the beach and town with ardent admiration. The verse likens her to a peach and a daisy, noting both charm and public scrutiny as she is called a sandwich suffragette.
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New York Times
Sweet Pegey
Abe
Race War in Canterbury Over Negro Teacher Appointment
A bitter conflict erupts in Canterbury as residents clash over the hiring of a negro teacher, Fetten Terry, fueling board actions, transfers, and potential legal demands for unpaid term wages. The Raymond school closure follows amid tense community divisions and expected boycotts.
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Tanlebury
New York Herald
Canterbury
Fetten Terry
Board of Education
Raymond
Regal
Talked about in hotel lobbies and a Cleveland tale
A Cleveland attorney voices crisis logic in a New Willard chat about a stolen letter tale, a man’s dramatic London style siege, and a young editor using a telephone to reveal the truth. Elsewhere, political forecasts from New York and a Queenslander recounting embassy lore mix with land speculation and future American aristocracy tied to farm and real estate values.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New Willan
Conan Doyle
Edgar Allen Poe
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