Revolt in Caucasus by ex-attache and oil war risks
A long historical analysis outlines how the Caucasus revolt grows from Armenian political struggle, ethnic tensions, and foreign oil capital around Baku. It notes Russian policy shifting to favor Muslims over Armenians, mass emigration, and a violent, oil-driven crisis worsened by international investments and prewar saber-rattling.
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Loyds
Japan
London
Lloyds
Caucasus
Amcents
America
Baku
United States
Russia
Turkey
Constantinople
Ottoman Empire
Armenia
Fation
Prince Galitzgyne VI
The
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Labor Uniona
Western
Europe
Americas
Amarchist
Russian
Isbor
Num
Ber
Manchuria
Pogland
Great Britain
Anki
Kotera
Trongs Omea
Prince Louis Bonaparte
Charles Bonaparte
Aussie
Timely Topics on U S Imperial Burdens and Tariff Factions
The piece surveys post Spanish war expansion including Porto Rico, Cuba, Panama and the Philippines, arguing against immediate withdrawal and noting Republican resistance to ceding territory. It mocks tariff revision by friends of the tariff, praises McClellan, and touches Army staffing, Cullom’s Senate tenure, and Penfield’s mission while mocking grand trade aims.
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United States
Alaska
Porto Rico
West Indies
Santo Domingo
Cuba
Yethmus
Panama
Hawaiian Group
Midway Islands
Ladrone Islands
Philippines
Republican Party
Parliamentary Leadership and the American Parliamentarian
George F. Hoare denounces direct senator election and lauds parliamentary governance. He extols Pitt, Webster, Clay, Calhoun, Peel, Disraeli, and Sherman as exemplary leaders, condemns demagogues, and recalls pivotal 19th century political conflicts, appointments, and debates illustrating the strength and failures of representative government.
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George F. Hoare
United States
Wimabeth
England
America
Pitt
Burke
Fox
Clay
Webster
Calhoun
Marlborough
House of Commons
Gladstone
Europe
Hermund Burke
Peel
Disraeli
Coeur de Lion
Black Prince
Prince Hat
Edward IV
Cromwell
Montrose
Nelson
Light Brigade
Heredia's Rise Revives the Sonnet in English Verse
The death and career of Jose de Heredia inspire renewed interest in the sonnet. France favors quality over quantity, elevating a Cuban-born poet whose blended prose and lyrical verse revived the form and drew praise from translators like Frank Sewall and Edward Robeson Taylor.
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Paris
Jose Maria de Heredia
United States
England
France
Jose de Heredia
Post
Louis Frechette
Gaston Deschamps
Heredia
Capt
Bernal Diaz
de Heredia
Lfe
Mr. Sewall
Edward Robeson Taylor
San Francisco
Edmund Gosse
Europe
Business as Politics by Frederic C Emory
In a critique of corporate influence on government, Frederic C Emory argues that business interests shape policy through campaigns and lobbyists. He profiles a Washington figure tied to a major insurer and a powerful state boss, illustrating how money and access corrupt both parties while hiding behind procedural “deals.” He calls for constant press scrutiny to expose hidden sources of graft and to pressure reform.
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New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
War Department
Pacific
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Portland
Puget Sound
Thomas B. Reed
Congress
House of Representatives
Dick’’ Townaghead
Randall
Republican Party
Randall Democrates
BNL
Reed
Fredericc Emory
Mercy
Department of State
John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Itn Trust
Wachisston
McCall
McCailn
Publc
Wwe
Jndererdert
The Tramp Way: Walking by Pleasure in a Hectic World
The piece argues walking for pleasure is fading in America as people rely on trains cars and horses. It contrasts German English and American habits and urges readers to take a tramp stroll despite social scorn, noting drivers look down on walkers while walkers feel superior to those who rush.
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William L. Penfield
State Department
United States
South America
Indiana
Thetcards
Penfield
Department of Commerce and Labor
Josa de Heredia
Academy
Duke of Wellington
Shakespeare
Sir Eniito Sidney
Michael Angelo
Gilder
Aldrich
Tennyson
Lonefellow
Wordsworth
Keats
Chapman
de Heredia
New York Evening Post
Germany
Chance
Hard to Find from The Columbus Dispatch
Edwin, a renowned surgeon, is praised for bold heart procedures and restoring hearts to normal positions while Dick wonders if he has conducted experiments on a summer girl’s heart.
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The
Columbus Dispatch
Edwin
Educational contrast in Pall Mail Gazette on French school reform
The Pall Mail Gazette notes French schooling shifts toward maternal training for girls who will teach mothers, contrasting yesterday’s needlework focus. A garden scene at Vaugirard shows pupils learning poise and dress, symbolizing grace over mere routine. Also cites a cartoon from Columbus and a remark from Grover Cleveland on women’s clubs and suffrage.
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Pall Mail Gazette
Vaugirard
South American neighbors and trade policy debated
From the Boston Herald the Argentine Chamber of Deputies considers a plan to grant shipping subsidies to expand trade. They seek routes to major European ports but offer none to improve U S access, reflecting durable suspicion due to American tariff policy and past protective measures.
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Boston Herald
Chamber of Deputies
Argentine Republic
United States
Liverpool
Genoa
Naples
Dunkirk
Southampton
Havre
Marseilles
Barcelona
Vigo
Antwerp
Hamburg
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