Washington Post notes on insurgents and political turmoil
A lengthy, critical column reviews Republican internal conflicts between insurgents and regulars, Speaker Cannon’s stance, and the party’s struggle over the farm bill and budget battles. It also touches on public notices about cotton impounding schemes and international political tensions, with sharp commentary on party strategy.
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Thames
Congress
Loudenslager
Soudey
Eoxer Faijtile
Plosa
Tenat
Washington
Republican Party
Républican Congresalans
Cannon
Republican
Can
Primitive corn grinding in Brazil described by De Young
From Santos Consul writes on Brazil interior methods of pounding corn instead of grinding. A hollowed tree trunk acts as a large cup with a pestle. water flow drives the action, balancing on a stream bank. Modern grinders exist but a simple, cheap device could suit rural families.
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Rom
Separa
de Young
Santos
Brazi
Brasil
British Army Food Test Ends After Bare Ration March
Twenty men of the Lora North Lancashire regiment completed a two week march on bare service rations from Porhnoy Down to Tidworth barracks. They walked 11 to 17 miles daily, weighing and inspecting daily, with no alcohol allowed and limited smoking. One man fell ill after nightshade berries. otherwise all finished in good condition.
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Lora North Lancashire Regiment
Army Medical Advisory Board
Tideorth Barracks
Porhnoy Down
Selisbury Plain
Tidworth Barracks
Itd
Masachuggy
Cfeyndares
Saale
Ates
Ralficant
Massachitet
Ump
Larch Campatin
Industres 1
Not Too Old at Forty Says Leaders on Age and Work
A collage of opinions from business leaders doctors and a Peary defender argues middle age can suit manual and technical work. They cite engineers mid-career managers and a physician noting vigor mental power and experience can extend into 60s and 70s if health remains good.
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London
Peary
enginseIng
Brm
Daly Maul
Harris Street
Growth of Big Cities in Europe and World Totals
A study notes in 1800 Europe had 22 cities above 100000. London Paris Naples Vienna Rome Berlin Hamburg Madrid Madrid and others, with 66 above 50000 today. It lists major cities over 600000 and several over 1,000,000 including New York Chicago and Tokyo figures and global spread.
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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 Debate
A 1902 survey of the Supreme Court's history notes appointments since 1860 and discusses partisan influence, with remarks on Justices including Woods and Tate. It also covers tariff sentiment testing, state responses, and political dynamics surrounding Taft era debates and Massachusetts politics.
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Supreme Court
Supreme Bench of
United States
Souhern
Wiliam B Woods
Qulo
Georgia
Washington
al Taree Heattedney
Sarige Lerton
Taft
Educating Potatoes in Maryland's Green Lilt of Wonder
In a quirky Maryland scene near Ridgely, a tale unfolds of potato cultivation transformed into a ritual. A practised grower, inspired by a prophetic harvest, uses a barrel lined with earth to coax rhomboid potato fragments into a bounteous yield. Nature, under a harvest moon, delivers a vault of prime spuds, signaling a rural uplift and a peculiar moment in agricultural lore.
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Maryhead
Wicinity
Ridgelyere
Dales
Sylvan
Edison
Uslsveralle
Maryland
Nature
Cfiturg
Old King Coal Joins Liberal Split in Era of Finance Debate
The piece profiles Lord Joey known as Old King Coal after seceding from the Liberal party, denouncing government finance as surrender to the nocallats. It traces his wealth from coal, ownership of Newcastle Daily, and ties to the Berat party, plus his estates in England and Wales. It discusses Drayton Manor history, Peel family connections, and the evolving role of monarchic influence in governance.
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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
Drayton Manor
Robert Peel
Lloyd-George
Inglie
Bankruptcy Court
Robert
Hogarth
Robert Pee
Tam Peel
Sop
Viscount Peel
Ashton
Criminal Dock
Singer
London
Chile
Mercedes
Peel
Fin
Hobert
Premer
Quran Victoria
Prince Consort
Louis Philipe
Hugh Lupus
Earl of
Cheayter
Staffords
Earl of Basex
Weymouth
Robert Feel
Robert Fool
Lord Palmerston
Emperor Nicholas
Hinily Peel
Robert Feet
O'Connell
Emperor
Queer Victoria
Drayton Menor
Gabriel
Lord Salsbury
House of Lords
Queen Victoria
Kington
Tia
Oppose Hookworm Gift Sparks Southern Health Debate
Southern journals attack John D Rockefeller's $1,000,000 hookworm gift and New York based philanthropy. They urge reliance on public health funds and local taxes, arguing federal and New York backed aid threatens Southern integrity and economic progress. Local voices call for sober science over sensational charity.
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South
John D
New York
Packet
Sailor Embroidered Map Draws Alaska Scene
Henry Peterson of the U S Shipping Commissioners Office in Seattle has a silk embroidery map of Alaska on his wall. The old sailor spent ten months crafting it, using nearly 500 skeins of silk in a colorful, detailed portrayal of the state’s divisions.
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Seattle Post Intelligencer
Henry Peterson
United States Shipping Commissioner's Department
Hae
Alaska
Peterson
Maine Fur Prices Drop in Bitter Winter Market
In Kennebec Journey notes Maine fur-beating animals priced oddly this winter with mink skins at seven dollars, darker fisher pelts near twenty dollars, otter and fisher pelts uncertain, fox pelts valued around eight to five dollars. Other regions supply more otter and fisher skins, yet Maine still nets steady demand for fur wearers amid fluctuating markets.
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Georgia
Lfe
Norte
Egypt
Africa
Department of Jua‘tee
United States
Kennebec
Maine
Change of Garment in Ching Prom the Shatgbet Mercury
The Keunebi-chu war department sent a memorial to the chrona urging adoption of foreign style dress including jackets. A private imperial rescript directs the board of ceremonies to deliberate and memorialize on this question.
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Shatgbet Mercury
Keunebi-chu
War Department
Chrona
Board of Ceremonies
New Era for Democracy in New York State
The New York Democratic Party reorganizes after Tuesday’s election with new leaders in state committees and across boroughs. Cassity in Queens and Haffen in the Bronx are displaced, Murphy’s Tammany Hall defeat yields calls for Brooklyn and city reform, and Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler wins an Assembly seat as part of a broader party shakeup.
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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
Barn
Jorge Gaynot
Breen
Bryan
Soman
Stick to the Farm President urges rural values in verse
A poem from the New York Sun echoes leaders urging youth to remain connected to farming. It features a President, a railroad official, a clergyman, a young farmer, and a doctor all advising the boy to stay with rural life and its rewards. The verses imagine rustic joy, private cars, and the call to protect traditional agrarian roots.
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New York Sun
Waller House
Peachy Pegsy in Society’s Eyes Sparks Split Opinions
A note on Pegsy, called the daintiest town beauty, described in a rose gown and snowing scenes, with critics labeling her as society’s past pet and a “sandwich suffragette.”
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Pegsy
Race War in Canterbury over Negro girl teacher row
Canterbury Connecticut faces a bitter fight as a Negro girl named Fetten Terry is engaged as a teacher. The town’s school board controversies grow after another Black teacher is hired, prompting protests and a plan to close Raymond school and transfer students. Residents take sides, with talk of withholding pay for the term. The piece notes a broader pattern of social tension and local action.
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Cantebury
New York Herald
Canterbury
Fetten Terry
Ler
Ana
Board of Education
Raymond Sedoal
Dupily
Regal
Cleveland Lawyer Recalls Stolen Letter Tale In Hotel Lobby
In a New Willard lobby talk, attorney Frank Mastena of Cleveland cites a tale of a stolen letter found by a clever detective. He links the dramatic incident to broader themes of pursuit, journalism, and the power of a single bold idea in crisis.
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Washington Port
Washington
D.C
Paul
New Tom
Adriord
Catne Ze
Frank Mastena
Cleveland
Ohio
New Willan
Conan Doyle
Edgar Allen Poe
Fred
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