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An Impossible Proposition In US Political Theater
A sprawling analysis rips through 19th century quarrels over reconstructions and imperial policy, railing against demagoguery and the Philippines debate. It mocks reform talk in Cleveland and Indiana school boards while skirting voices on Congress, Dewey, and global power shifts.
Aging Heir to Earldom to Wed Heiress in Oklahoma Fronts
A garbled relic of political and social satire touches on heirs, the McKinley era, and reform politics. It mentions Lord Hardwicke and Lord Royston, Cortelyou’s aging appearance, and debates over campaign funds, plus scattered notes on sugar trusts and Prohibition in an era of newspaper miscellany.
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United States
Pacific Struggle and Voiced Fears of Empire Expansion
Observations by Dr Dillonne discuss Pacific tensions and U S aims in Korea and the Philippines amid a shift toward Anglo-Saxon commercial dominance. The piece argues the Pacific drive will advance regardless of Hague talks, with Japan’s economic rise and labor and industry issues shaping future conflict or peace.
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Dewey
Stahope
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Philippines
Japan
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Korea
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Pacific
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E J Dillonnne
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California
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Montenegrin alliances and British peers tied to estate woes
A sprawling 19th century style feature traces the Yorke family fortunes, connections to Lord Hardwicke and gleaming Cambridgeshire estates, plus a dramatic portrait of Montenegro’s prince and Balkan diplomacy. It interleaves royal meddling, Russian ties, and Austrian patronage with a cautionary note on aristocratic expense and mortgage foreclosures. In a separate note, a thunderstorm near York Road injures livestock and startles residents as three dogs flee a kennel amid a lightning strike.
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England
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London Saturday Review
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Russia
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Joseph
Military Academy
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Alia
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Dallimore
Acre
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Adolph
Kueht
James Crosby
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Teetotaters and Cook Books In Foreign Entanglements
A fragmented article discusses temperance movement troubles and the publishing of cookbooks in the West. It links recipes containing alcohol to wider geopolitical concerns involving Montenegro, Austria, Russia, and Italy, noting shifts in diplomatic representation and the potential impact on peace in Europe. Mangvieg Du FONTENOT
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Montenegro
Wurce
Europe
United States
Russia
Henes
Emasay
Mangvieg du Fontenot
Lemon Jurce Catarrh Cure Trial Report
A traveler recounts using a lemon juice remedy for chronic catarrh aboard a ship. The account claims rapid nasal relief after three days and notes repeated use with excellent results. The writer also mentions an interest in a remedy learned on an island and a painful but successful initial treatment.
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Owen
Bpringfield I
Duncan
Europe
Nesal Inflarma
Ahip
Slehy
Reflections on a Bachelor and a National Horseback Trial
A chaotic column mocks temperance efforts and President Roosevelt era policy through a long satirical piece. It describes a staged equestrian display by army officers at Jamestown Fort Ethan Allen and Fort Myer Va, with Froce, pages, and the press in attendance. It names Col Mooof, Maj Gun F D Grant, and other officers, detailing the planned courses and humorous dangers. The piece blends political critique, military pomp, and social commentary in a fevered, sprawling narration.
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Jamestown
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Fort Myer Va
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Imaginative Hysteria and Somatic Ills Described in Medical Text
A medical discussion describes how imagination can magnify illness and prolong suffering. It notes hysteria forms as mid-level mental disturbances, citing cases of devotion and self esteem gone awry, and recounts a mother whose mysterious spinal pains crippled her for years while her family cared for her.
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The Wise Man Brom the omy Pace Sy 2 You must hives 4 To wiwats knw Mt I
The text recalls a voyage tale where a ship’s crew faces rumors and separations as a voyage unfolds. It mentions a man who knows details of a suit or agreement and notes about a board, a voyage’s taste of tension, and a domestic separation affecting the ship’s fate.
Nobody's Business But Mine in Turbulent Times
A fragmented column blends satirical notes on wealth and politics with references to reform and personal gain. It weaves in names and places in a wandering critique of power, money, and public scrutiny, hinting at scandal, allegiance shifts, and social tension.
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Chizako News
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Cam
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Roi
Remarkable Morbid Timidity Cases and Salient Pearl Discovery
The article reports two biographical notes about morbid timidity improving after guidance, describing individuals who once could not speak openly. It also details the discovery of a massive freshwater pearl, said to be among the largest found in the Mississippi region, weighing about 10 grams and valued at several hundred dollars, found by a fisherman in a shell with a black spot, whose appearance will not affect its value.
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Francis Los
France
America
Annale Gely
United States
Inwa
Chats of Visitors to the Capital on Mexican bullfighting
The article discusses Mexican bullfighting seen from a Mexican view. It notes science in the sport, matador skill, and the audience’s appreciation of strategy and courage. It mentions Americans in Mexico, local opportunities, and various perspectives from observers and figures connected to the topic.
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Washington
Mexico
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Wimno
Mexley
Sears
Citengo Keeps Heat On Hees Kentucky Warms Up
Citengo presses Hees as Kentucky gears up for a heated clash. The scene centers on anticipated matchups, with emphasis on defensive battles and offensive adjustments shaping the course of the encounter.
Jersey farmer at circuses viewing odd beast
An astonished Jersey farmer stands before a circus cage awed by a misshapen creature with cloven hooves and pendulous upper lip. He watches the animal as the crowd files out, then he mutters in disbelief that such an animal does not exist.
The Book for Him at Philadelphia Prison
A Philadelphia Press excerpt notes inmates’ need for a circulating library system. A prison visitor mentions a book a convict would like to read, while another says he would prefer a railroad guide if given a chance to use it.
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