Insurgent Republicans Clash In Washington and War Talk
The piece reports renewed party strife among Republicans with Speaker Cannon and insurgents in sharp clash over discipline and policy. It covers a looming election struggle, warnings of war-like rhetoric, and debates on farm policy, old-age pensions, and party unity amid national tension.
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Thames
Congress
Loudenslager
Soudey
Eoxer Faijtile
Plosa
Tenat
Washington
Republican Party
Républican Congresalans
Cannon
Republican
Can
Primitive Brasil Corn Grinders Promote Local Efforts
From Santos Consul De Young notes primitive Brazilian corn grinding methods still common inland. A tree trunk cup and pestle work with water to grind, but new small grinders offer a cheaper alternative. In remote interiors families often grind their own corn due to limited access.
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Separa
de Young
Santos
Brazi
Brasil
British Army Bare Ration March Tests End at Tidworth Barracks
Twenty men of the North Lancashire Regiment completed a two week bare service ration march from Porhnoy Down to Tidworth barracks. They walked 9 to 17 miles daily on limited rations, were weighed and inspected, and reported no serious illnesses. One man fell ill from nightshade berries. no alcohol was allowed and smoking was restricted.
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Lora North Lancashire Regiment
Army Medical Advisory Board
Tideorth Barracks
Porhnoy Down
Selisbury Plain
Tidworth Barracks
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Not Too Old at Forty Says Business Men and Peary
A debated question on the best age for peak work life is discussed by business leaders and medical professionals. Opinions favor midlife strength for mental and physical tasks, with some asserting 45 as ideal for senior oversight, and others arguing vigor can persist into 60s and 70s if health and discipline are maintained.
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Ateady
Mobil
Broadway
Vilagere
London
Peary
enginseIng
Brm
Daly Maul
Harris Street
Growth of Big Cities Across Europe and World
An 19th century study by M de Fo ville compares city sizes in Europe and globally. It notes 22 European cities over 100000 in 1800, lists leading metropolises with populations from 230000 to 950000, and details how by later times 160 European cities exceed 100000 with 66 over 50000 and seven over 1000000 including London Paris Berlin Vienna St. Petersburg Moscow Constantinople. It also names major non European cities such as New York Chicago Philadelphia and others with millions, plus Osaka Rio de Janeiro and Calcutta in the higher brackets.
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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
Chacko Hiapaich
Misa Jane Addams
Browning
Nurde
Supreme Court Votion and Tariff Debate in 1902
Fragmented, OCR style overview of early 1900s Supreme Court appointments, party tensions, and tariff discussions. Mentions Washington, Woods, Taft, Massachusetts, and public sentiment amid re election stakes and political clashes.
Educating Potatoes in Maryland Farm Folklore
A quirky Maryland tale blends rural uplift with potato lore. A narrator describes training potatoes and a surreal harvest, recounting how a barrel, earth, and a moonlit harvest transform humble spuds into a famed No 1 crop.
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Maryhead
Wicinity
Ridgelyere
Dales
Sylvan
Edison
Uslsveralle
Maryland
Nature
Cfiturg
Rich Lord Joicey Deserts Liberals
Lord Joicey, dubbed Old King Coal, splits from the Liberal party over government finance, citing a complete surrender to the nocallats. He ranks as the United Kingdom’s top coal producer, with yearly output around 6,900,000 tons and vast properties in England and Wales.
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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
Southern Journals Oppose Rockefeller Hookworm Gift
A Southern critique argues against John D Rockefeller's $1,000,000 gift for hookworm control, calling it a northern philanthropy masquerading as aid. It urges public funding via taxes and government health services, warning the gift could degrade Southern integrity and politics.
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South
John D
New York
Packet
Charlotte Chasinet
John Rockefeller
Rockefeller
United States
United Staign
Sailor's Embroidered Alaska Map By A Henry Peterson
Henry Peterson of the U S shipping commissioner's Seattle office hangs a silk embroidered map of Alaska on his wall. It took ten months to complete, using nearly 500 skeins of silk. The design shades different country divisions in colored silks, with all details worked in.
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Seattle Post Intelligencer
Henry Peterson
United States Shipping Commissioner's Department
Hae
Alaska
Peterson
Money in Maine Furs
Maine fur prices outline a winter market with mink skins around seven to eight dollars, darker fisher pelts near twenty dollars, and otter or fisher pelts ranging from one to four dollars. Despite global supply, Maine traps many furbearing animals leading to steady demand for fox and other furs in the current season.
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Kennebec
Maine
Change of Garmenta in Ching Prom the Shatgbet Mercury
The Keunebi-chu war department sends a memorial to the chrona urging adoption of foreign style dress including wearing jackets. A private imperial rescript directs the board of ceremonies to consider the issue and memorialize the decision for the empire.
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Shatgbet Mercury
Keunebi-chu
War Department
Chrona
Board of Ceremonies
New Era for Democracy in New York City and State
A sweeping reorganization of the Democratic Party in New York State and New York City is anticipated after Tuesday's election. Tammany Hall's power wanes as Cassity, Haffen, and wider state leaders are displaced, signaling a shift toward reform with new leaders and potential Brooklyn change.
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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
Stick to the Farm Rallying Call Echoed in Verse
A compact verse poem repeats a refrain urging a farmer youth to stay with the farm. Voices of a president, railroad official, clergyman, and doctor echo the message as they direct the boy away from urban temptations and toward rustic agricultural life.
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New York Sun
Waller House
The Peachy Pegsy In Society Foreground
A fragmentary poem recalling Pegsy in rose gowns and furs on a beach stroll. The speaker recalls beauty, charm, and society’s gaze, referencing Pegsy as a defining, defiant figure and calling her a sandwich suffragette.
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Pegsy
Race War in Canterbury Over Negro Teacher Appointment
A bitter dispute in Canterbury Connecticut follows the engagement of a Negro girl, Fetten Terry, as teacher. The town’s school board faced boycotts and class tension as another Black teacher was hired, leading to the Raymond School closure and transfer of pupils. Residents threaten action over unpaid term wages. Also notes salting newborn babies among some European and Asian communities, plus brief reflections column fragments.
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New York Herald
Canterbury
Fetten Terry
Ler
Ana
Board of Education
Raymond Sedoal
Dupily
Regal
A Cleveland Attorney Remarks In Hotel Lobbies On Crises
In a New Willard Hotel chat attorney Frank Mastena of Cleveland cites a crisis adage as he recalls a dramatic Cleveland anecdote. He recounts a man in trouble, a dramatic siege, and a clever use of a telephone to reveal the truth before officers could enter the house. The tale pivots to political chatter about Judge Gaynor and Democratic prospects, plus memories of embassy era figures and a persuasive view on land investment and future wealth in agricultural property in the United States.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New Willan
Conan Doyle
Edgar Allen Poe
Fred
Gaynor
Harry W Walker
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White House
Barn
New York
Jorge Gaynot
Breen
Bryan
Soman
Tergis MacQuaide
Queensland
Australia
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Tatten
Tation
Edward Hornton
Regation
Connecticut Avenue
Thornton
Thyshire
Edwant
Sir Edward
West Virginia
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Rainigh
Caulhat
Mice
Middle West
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