China and Japan move toward constitutional modernization noted
An article discusses China’s transformation, the throne’s shift toward Western ideas, and evolving Sino Japanese relations. It cites imperial edicts, calls for a constitutional framework, and debates over central power, with Japan viewed as both model and competitor in East Asian modernization.
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China
Japan
Chow-trzeil
Iakces
Chiga
Hein
Attalea
Aviven
Wrich
Vitam
Melate
Clune
Wien
Rose
Peking
Tina
Martin
Ccum
Roma
Burton for President In Framing: a Taft Rival Emerges
A long, speculative piece outlines Barton Burton as a potential Taft backed candidate for president. It details his Cleveland influence, opposition to Hanna, leadership in the Rivers and Harbors Committee, and possible path to the White House amid party maneuvers with Taft and Roosevelt allies. It notes other political figures and a volatile Ohio Republican scene.
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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 Enters Arena for Presidential Candidacy
Senator Robert M. La Follette plans to announce his Republican presidential bid. He will address voters next week and outline his claim to be considered at the Republican national convention.
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Muldoon
White Muldoon
Witwankees
Robert M. la Follette
Beng
Adviuera
la Follatte
United Rates Banate
la Follette
Hata
Ant species found at extreme elevations in Himalayas
The Youth's Lumyenom notes the Himalayas rise about 6800 feet above Asia and host many ant forms studied by Dr August Forel. Ants are abundant up to 10 000 feet and four species exist at 1 400 feet. More investigation may reveal species even at 18 000 feet. The Himalayas harbor an immense variety of local ant species, with about fifty of 116 recognized forms peculiar to the range.
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Himalayas
Have You Ever Met Him From the Chicago Terard-tterard
A fragmented railing about a historical figure, imagining how he might have acted in Cromwellian or Civil War times. The piece compares battles, leadership, and the idea of decisive action, noting the subject is not McClellan and could not suddenly fix national troubles.
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Chicago
Cromwall
John Milton
Startling Adventures in New Jersey and a Burglary Dream
A New York couple Benton and Dayton on a trip in New Jersey escape a copperhead near Han over Neck and recover a pearl valued at $1003 after a fisherman’s dive. A diamond pin sinks in the Passaic River as they return home. A Clifton Heights retailer Wolf reports a nightmare burglary that occurred while he slept, with $10 and clothing stolen.
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New
Titan Hn
Byumcold
Runmename
Wolf
Baltimore Avenue
Clifton Heights
Ators
Hotsa
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New Tork Preak
Fragmented lines discuss romance and gender dynamics amid a satirical tone. The text references marriage, forgiveness, pride, and social expectations, hinting at conflicts between personal desires and public perception. The piece reads as a provocative, ironic vignette from a magazine within a historical periodical.
English Beauty Visits America Across the Atlantic
Lady Beatrice Pole Carew of England visits America with her husband Sir Reginald Pole Carew. The couple, linked to the Westminster lineage and the ancient Carew family of Antony, Cornwall, voyages to New York in company with the Loring family. Her wealth and titles tie to Shanbally Castle in Ireland and the Ardingly estates, while Sir Reginald’s Boer War record and high royal connections mark them as prominent society figures.
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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
Beatrice
Tate
Reginald
Beetrica
Pole Carew
Carew
Devonshire
Riving
Lord Lismore
Zaerald Isle
Shanbally Cactie
Tiprerary
O'Callahan
Lont Lismore
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
Salatrona
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 II
Scotland
Lord Fortes
Elizabeth Douglas
Mary
Beotland
Robert
Earl of Anguy
Arthur Forbes
Hambyurg
Gustavus Adolphus
Earl of
Croker and His Citizenship in Britain
London dispatch notes Richard Croker may have lost American citizenship due to not registering abroad under a new law. Lawyers say he remains a naturalized citizen and can prove his status by presenting identity at a consul. The piece discusses widespread neglect of the registration requirement by Americans in London and attitudes toward the law.
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London
America
Richard Croker
Ireland
Croker
United Gates
Americana
United States
Great Briair
Europe
Ameri Les
McCroker
Mr. Croker
Wealth without wealth a unique tale of living simply
The piece blends anecdotes on wealth and contentment with a philosophical note about avoiding investments and bonds. It shifts to a funeral rite in Esquimalt for Qiagen Singh and describes a cremation procession with Asia India regimental attire. It then shifts again to odd tips on hair growth, sheep health, lavender benefits, and winter clothing for miners.
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Rom
India
Lonion
Russia
Wa l
Brewerles Tool
Ablest Indian of Thin Generation Laid to Rest
From the New York Tribune our esteemed Porter, chief of the Creek Nation, died Tuesday. He was famed as perhaps the ablest and best known Indian of his generation, showing achievement under the new civilized order and outranking other chiefs like Tocumeeb, Geronimo, and Sitting Bull in influence and recognition.
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New York
Tibuce
Plegaant Porter
Naion
Tueasay
Tocumeeb
Geronimo
Sitting Bull
A Lover of Children and the Santa Barbara Coast
A long, uneven passage recalls Nelson Morris, the stockyard magnate, and his charity toward children in Santa Barbara. It contrasts his alleged harsh business image with moments of kindness to a teething child and visits by artists and tourists, set alongside notes on the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s new acquisitions from the Edward C Moore collection and other medieval and renaissance pieces.
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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
New York Herald
Perade
Metropolitan Museum ‘of Art
Edward C Moore
Hethe
Mosu
Mesopotamia
Lamascug
Mecca
Gionaant Della Iobnla
Luca Della i Ropbla
Caspar Parden Blarke
Roosevelt Visit Sparks Mississippi River Relief Meeting
The article notes boomlet of civic welcome for President Roosevelt on a southern trip, with W M Hough of St Louis predicting a memorable reception. It discusses river navigation, a Cairo to St Louis channel study, New Madrid quake effects, and irrigation aims to reclaim arid lands through federal action and land development in Minnesota, the Dakotas, and the South. It cites Henry Water, a Berlin chemist, and lingering public interest in waterway and drainage projects.
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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
Sacramento
Bernard
Cass
Mens Vaner
Willard
Ras
Minnesota
Dakotas
South Attic
A Racegoers Tale and European Visitor in Philadelphia
The article blends social scene notes from Philadelphia with a Prince of Egypt visiting Bellevue-Stratford. It reports fashion, wealth, and crowd behavior at the races, a German critic’s views on American progress, and the Prince’s remarks on American women and polygamy. A stray hospital tale adds a relateable slice of city life.
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Muller
Pin City
Philadelaate
Randem
Iron Mg
America
Philadelphia Ledger
Egypt
Bellevue-Stratford
Lantic City
Forrest Theater
Axia Minor
Nabor Pacha
Denver to Philadelphia misadventure over a fatal mix up
A chaotic sequence begins with a Denver tuberculosis comment and stretches to a Philadelphia cemetery mix up. An autopsy of miscommunications ends with a wrong casket swapped at the cemetery causing panic among locals.
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Fourteenth Street
Oregon
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Shine
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Patton
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Georgia Central Railroad
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Tom Watson
Mainesmith
Watson
Georgia Central
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Nashvile
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Mr. Watson
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Nashville
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Bryan Ave
Indiana
Jamestown
Washington
Alleall Road
Grand Central Station
New York Central
Pullman
Grand Central
New Haven
Rairoad
Roctless
Dickenson County
Beason and Dixon Ime
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Buckner
Aigne
Knoxville
Brentnitt
Floyd
Knott
Ellett
Bronfee
Morran
Powell
Wolfe Counties
Orphan Brigade
Atricken Field
Mountalneer
Baptist Church
Mur Cal
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Kentucky
Thio
Mr. Roosevelt
Florida Times-Union
Florian
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Eoctors
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Abewan
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Pittaburgera
New ‘York ‘Herald
D'Annungio
Satan
Ume
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la Atte
Seuxtord Tinman
Arena
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McClellan
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Chicaro News
Monsy
Deede
Ray Saye
Aren
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Henry Water
Berlin
Unites States
Fran
New York Times
Soc & Amile
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Oak
Cr Rerson
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Willam & Whent
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Tunger
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Sexton
Pevecoure
Wilifare Goldstein
George Menteer
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