Revolt in the Caucasus and Oil Wars Rift
A long analysis outlines how ex-attacheinsights predict upheaval in the Caucasus as foreign capital in Baku fuels tensions among Armenians, Muslims, and Russians. It argues American interests clash with oil industry rivals, notes mass Armenian persecutions, and describes policy shifts under Gen. Galitzkyne and subsequent military actions.
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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
Becket
Labor Uniona
Western
Europe
Americas
Amarchist
Russian
Isbor
Num
Kotera
Trongs Omea
Prince Louis Bonaparte
Charles Bonaparte
Aussie
Debates on Imperial Policy and Tariff in New York Scene
The piece surveys the post Spanish war imperial footprint including Porto Rico Cuba Philippines and Panama befitting a Republican stance. It argues against rapid territorial concessions while noting tariff politics and a proposed centralized government purchasing plan as impractical. It also covers McClellan’s popularity in New York and highlights figures such as Shelby Cullom and Maj. Kean and discusses Penfield’s South American trade mission potential.
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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
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
War Department
Pacific
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Portland
Puget Sound
Parliamentary Leadership and the Great Parliamentarians
A speaker profiles historic parliamentary leaders and debates The Federal Constitution amendment proposal, praising direct election of senators then praising Pitt, Burke, Fox, Clay, Webster, Calhoun and others While praising representative government the address criticizes direct democracy and lists notable figures such as Webster Clay Sherman Garfield Reed and Townsend in a defense of strong institutional governance.
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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
De Heredia in France and American translators' praise
A lyrical profile of Jose de Heredia, his Jamesian rise in French reception, and American advocates Frank Sewall and Edward Robeson Taylor translating his sonnets. The piece notes his prose fame, the revival of the sonnet in the English speaking world, and examples from his poetry including The Sumyat and The Antique Medal.
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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
Josa de Heredia
Academy
Duke of Wellington
Shakespeare
Sir Philip Sidney
Michael Angelo
Gilder
Aldrich
Tennyson
Lonefellow
Wordsworth
Keats
Chapman
Homer
New York Evening Post
Theocritus
Mount
Astna
Arethusa
Agrigentum
Ayracuse
Business in Politics by Frederic C Emory
The piece critiques the use of business interests in politics, recounting encounters with a New York Life Insurance official and a Washington agent. It argues that corporate funding and influence corrupt public service, yet praises reform through vigilant journalism and public exposure to curb graft and restore trust.
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Fredericc Emory
Mercy
Department of State
John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Itn Trust
Wachisston
McCall
McCailn
Publc
Congress
Wwe
Jndererdert
I4to
The Tramp Describes Walking as a Lost Pleasure
A piece argues that walking for pleasure is nearly forgotten in America while Germans and English value the simple stroll. It contrasts travelers by train, car, or horse with the pedestrian heritage, noting disdain from drivers and widespread misunderstanding of the tramp’s simple joy.
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Germany
Chance
Great Surgeon Edwin Demonstrates Heart Repositioning Skill
In Columbus Dispatch notes praising a surgeon, the article extols Edwin as a master who can set any heart back to its normal position. It hints at bold experimentation with a summer girl's heart as a provocative example.
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Conkling
Garfield
Senate
Blaine
de Heradia
The
Columbus Dispatch
Edwin
Educational contrast in French school curriculum
The Pall Mail Gazette notes a shift to maternal training in education, teaching the l pedagogy to maidens who will teach mothers. It contrasts past focus on samplers with new aims, citing a Vaugirard garden coach lesson on grace and posture. It also cites a Boston Transcript quip and Grover Cleveland on women suffrage and clubs.
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Pall Mail Gazette
Vaugirard
The
Boston Transcript
Grover Cleveland
South American Neighbors and Trade Winds from Debates
From the Boston Herald the Argentine Chamber of Deputies considers shipping subsidies to boost trade, aiming at routes to European ports but not directly aiding U S trade, reflecting distrust from decades of protective tariffs. Other clippings discuss Gen Shafter turning to stock raising, humorous and moral snippets, and light political jests.
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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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Persia
Kingdom of
Russ
Howlands
Dhree
Scha
Wyl
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Ber
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Anki
Capitul
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House
Wall
McClellan
Washington
George B. McClellan
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Allery Corps
Cullom
Shelby
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Tinois
South
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Morrill
Hedmunds
Vermont
Platt
Connecticut
Alison
Iowa
Shelby M. Collom
Maj. Kean
J. R. Kean
Louis Livingstone Seaman
Seaman
Association of Military Surgeons
O'Reilly
O’reilly
United States Army
William L. Penfield
State Department
South America
Indiana
Thetcards
Penfield
Department of Commerce and Labor
Athens
Rome
Dean Swift
American Republic
Kentuckian
Wise
Jackson
Daniel Stevenson
Virginia
Stevenson
Fan Buren
Wright
Fingland
Queen Victoria
Harrison
Rufus Choate
John Quincy Adams
Adame Ss
Web
Evans
William Pitt Fesserden
Lites
Choate
Henry Clay
John Sherman
Sumner
Chase
Lke Schurz
Thomas B. Reed
Dick’’ Townaghead
Randall
Randall Democrates
BNL
Reed
William J. Wilson
Mexico
Charnel
Pulos
Moguer
West
Ariss
Pierre Rousard
Villon
Jo_Bourgueil
Louvre
Marie
Helene
Cassandra
Roysard
Watmag
Columbus
Coeger
Argentina
Minneapolis
Gen. Shafter
Santiago
California State Law
Sacramento City
Young Snobberly
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Chicago News
Adam
Tommy
Willis Jones
Willie
Johnny
Elsieo
Eittie
Poland
Littie Joe
Holland
Hole
Papst
Toung Mac
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