China and Japan shaping modern world order notes
An analysis of China’s transformation and its evolving relations with Japan, highlighting foreign influence, constitutional experiments, and modernization under the Chinese throne. The piece contrasts China’s push for reform with Japan’s evolving role as a regional power and borrower of Western ideas.
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China
Japan
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Iakces
Chiga
Hein
Attalea
Aviven
Wrich
Vitam
Melate
Clune
Wien
Rose
Peking
Tina
Martin
Ccum
Roma
Burton for President? Taft Forces Shift in Ohio
A long column considers Burton of Ohio as a potential Taft presidential candidate. It notes his seven House terms, independence from machine politics, key role in Ohio Republican maneuvers, and possible support from Taft and Roosevelt camps. Also mentions rivals, Cleveland influence, and party strategy ahead of conventions.
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Colinas
New York
Rhat
Turton
Masor
Cleveland
Tom Johnson
Taft
Garfield
Mooseel Horton Klefrat
Charly
Panama Canal
Joe” Cannon
Crane
Massachusetts
Barton
Ohio
Supreme Court
Birmingham Age
Foraker
Herald
Senate
Aerviea
Wahea
House of Representatives
Cleveand
Forsker
Dick Republicans
Burton Ie
Oyster Hay
Gov
Hughes
Burton
Cuyahoga County
Marcus
Hanna
United States
Herrick
Lick- Foraker
Roosevelt
Rivers and Harbora Committee
The
House
Teaders
La Follette Plans Presidential Bid Announcement
Senator Robert M. La Follette will declare his bid for the Republican nomination for president. He is expected to address voters next week outlining his claims to consideration at the Republican national convention after returning from a West lecture tour.
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Witwankees
Robert M. la Follette
Beng
Adviuera
la Follatte
United Rates Banate
la Follette
Hata
Ant species thriving at extreme heights in Himalayas
The article notes diverse Mfo forms and abundant ants up to 10,000 feet, with four species found at 1400 feet and possible existence near 18,000 feet. It highlights unique local ant species in the Himalayas, studied by Dr August Forel, among 116 forms recognized in the range.
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Himalayas
Have You Ever Met Him From the Chicago Terard
A fragmentary piece mocks a public figure's imagined prowess in resolving crises. It contrasts Shakespearean insight with political failure, imagining how leaders from Cromwell to McClellan would have acted to end rebellion and restore peace while noting the subject is not these figures.
Startling Adventures Near New Jersey Rocks and Rewards
A New York couple Benton and Dayton on a New Jersey excursion near Hanover Neck fend off a copperhead after losing time retrieving a valuable pearl worth $1,003 from a mussel on a Passaic River bridge. A diamond pin fell into the water, later recovered, while a dream-inspired burglary in Clifton Heights led to a theft of clothing valuables and cash totaling tens of dollars.
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New
Titan Hn
Byumcold
Runmename
Wolf
Baltimore Avenue
Clifton Heights
Ators
Hotsa
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Preak
Fragmented column discusses romance and gender roles with garbled phrases. Mentions a man’s pride and a woman’s capacity for forgiveness, hinting at social expectations and personal restraint amid communal judgment.
English Beauty Beatrice Pole Carew Visits America
Beatrice Pole Carew eldest daughter of the Marquis of Oro monde commodore of the royal yacht squadron visits the United States, staying at Prides Crossing Maine with the Loring family. She is famed as one of England’s leading beauties, granddaughter of the Duke of Westminster, and wife of Gen Sir Reginald Pole Carew II. The piece traces her aristocratic lineage through the Carew and OCallahan families, noting titles, estates, and connections to Irish peerage and British history.
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Lad
Beatrice Pole Carew
Ameties
Prides Crossing
Moos
Mises Loring
England
Marquis of Oromonde
Royal Yacht Squadron
Butler
Ireland
Oromonds Lus
Kieenny Castle
Arthac Butter
Chicago
Brager
U.S. A
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Tate
Reginald
Beetrica
Pole Carew
Carew
Devonshire
Riving
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Zaerald Isle
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Tiprerary
O'Callahan
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O'Callahans
Aimes
Munster
Beatrien
Shanhaily Castle
Lord Lisore
George O'Callahan
India
Miar
Wao
Rosina O'Caliphan
Natn
Williame
Weby Folitt
Umballa
Georna O'Callahan
Indan
O'Callabin
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Algernia Sharp
George O'Callanan
Lord Lasmore
Daniel J O'Callahan
Irving
Eldor
Ksmore
Heatrice
Antony
Cornwall
Kidward
Courtney
Jnan
Hugh Courtney
Miechslan Carew
Henry Carew
Alexander Carew
Antonyne
Regmneld
Pola Carew II
Nicholas Carew
Torbay
Quilnt
Henry Carew Likewlea
Hacecombe
Jann Carew
Italy
Henry VII
Francia I
France
Clement VIII
Charles V
Germany
Reginald Ia
Carewa
Yineage
Pols
John Carew
Jane Carew
Reginald Pole
Home Department
Pitt
George Til
Reginald Pole Carew
Caroline Pole ‘Carew
William Loring
Beaton
Bastrica
America
Pole
Edmund Tresinald Pole
Shute Houwe
Axminster
Earl of Granard
Lord Grimthorpe
Hark of Granard
Scots Guards
Lord Cadogan
Arthur Paget
Spain
Valen
Madrid
Alfonso
Forbes
Robert III
Scotland
Lord Fortes
Elizabeth Douglas
Mary
Beotland
Robert
Earl of Anguy
Arthur Forbes Serted
Hambyurg
Gustavus Adolphus
Earl of
Croker and His Citizenship in London
A Paris Despatch notes Richard Croker may have lost American citizenship due to not registering under a new foreign resident law. London-based Americans largely ignore the requirement, with lawyers saying Croker could regain nationality by presenting evidence to a consul. The piece comments on broader apathy among American residents abroad toward the registration rule.
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London
America
Richard Croker
Ireland
Croker
United Gates
Americana
United States
Great Briair
Europe
Ameri Les
McCroker
Mr. Croker
Wealth, cremation rites, and odd health tips in one brew
The article blends a wary tale of wealth and contentment with a strange obituary of Qiagen Singh cremated at Esquimalt, then shifts to a dreamlike advisor’s notes on baldness oils, lamb lore, lavender health benefits, and workers in oil, salt, and copper industries, all framed in a garbled old newspaper voice.
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Rom
India
Lonion
Russia
Wa l
Brewerles Tool
Ablest Indian of Thin Generation Dies in New York Tribute
The New York Tribune obituary lauds Porter, a Creek leader of mixed heritage, as perhaps the ablest Indian of his generation. It notes his success under the new civil order and contrasts him with Tocumeeb, Geronimo, and Sitting Bull, suggesting his impact on his people was greater.
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New York
Tibuce
Plegaant Porter
Naion
Tueasay
Tocumeeb
Geronimo
Sitting Bull
Sacramento
Bernard
Cass
Mens Vaner
Willard
Ras
United States
Minnesota
Dakotas
South Attic
A Lover of Children and the Santa Barbara Ghosts of Nelson Morris
The piece recounts Nelson Morris and wife in Santa Barbara amid stockyards allegations, presenting him as a benefactor to children during winters in California and Chicago. It notes public sympathy for his treatment of a sick child, and contrasts this with the backlash over migrant labor abuses and the meatpacking industry’s harsher portrait.
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San Prencisco
Santa Barbare
Nelson Morris
North Shore
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
McNeill-Reynalda
Wbors
Morris
Parexta
M Ried
Santa Harbata
Nelson Tarrin
Presidents Reception Heralded Amid Mississippi River Talks
The article notes a forthcoming presidential stop aimed at drum up support for river policy. Roosevelt’s visit prompts expectations of a strenuous but memorable experience, with discussions of waterway projects from Cairo to St Louis and plans for a thorough commission study.
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Ciies
Miassaappi
Keokuk
Iowa
Memphia
Tenn
W. M Hough
St Louia
Hough
Plana
Roosevelt
United States
Mr Roosevelt
Hine Gulf
Bonga
Cairo
St Laos
Burton
Cleveland
Mississippi River
New Madrid
Tennessee
Mexico
Philadelphia and Atlantic City Scenes in Fringed Races and Crime
A fragmented ledger of New York life and pointed social critique runs through a mix of race track scenes, fashion, and public health concerns. The piece references Philadelphia admirers, a prince of Egypt, and a trottable merchant recovering from typhoid, with sharp notes on law and manners.
Chaotic Tale From mistyped era with eerie medical notes
A garbled 19th century style column describes tuberculosis and urban misery in Denver and Colorado cities. It recalls Willam and Whent, a Denver attorney, talking of crowds on benches near the Ebbitt, and a mix of cemetery scenes, misdelivered cases, and a newlywed couple at McKee's Rocks. The prose mingles medical fear with odd vignettes of public life and police inquiry.
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Denver
Colorado
Willam
Ebbitt
Cotpee
Sexton
Mux-ap
Pivecoure
Inquirer
Wilifare Goldstein
George Menteer
McKee’s Rocks
Goldstein
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