President Roosevelt’s Annual Message on Trusts and World Affairs
President Roosevelt’s annual message surveys trust regulation, national finance, immigration, tariffs, and isthmian canal plans. It endorses publicity for corporations, federal supervision of interstate business, and a cabinet secretary of commerce, while urging Chinese exclusion, reciprocity treaties, forest and irrigation programs, and rapid navy buildup. The speech also covers Philippines, Cuba, Hawaii, Porto Rico, and the proposed new Pacific cable.
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McKinley
United States
Getrong
Congress
Massachusetts
Inmnerce
Philippines
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Cuba
Tropic
Tropics
Two Americas
Monroe
Navy
Nickel Plate Road Seeks Efficient Service And Low Fares
A traveler notes Nickel Plate Road offers careful transportation with low fares and efficient service. The dining car series is praised for value from 35 cents to 1.00, and Pullman service is described as high grade. Semi weekly continental tourist cars connect Atlantic and Pacific coasts. Confer with the nearest agent for details.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Nickel Plate Road
Hardships of City Life in a Metropolis Fare Tale
A Chicago Record-Herald item notes a child asking what a metropolis is and the reply defines it as a place where streetcar fare costs about 25 cents to reach the countryside where clover can be picked, illustrating rural access and urban life contrasts. The dialogue captures urban hardship and the cost of mobility in a turning point era.
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Senate
Congress
Charleston
Jimmy
Chicago Record-Herald
Popular Lackawanna Route Attracts Travelers Between Cities
The New York to Chicago Lackawanna line grows in popularity offering scenic scenery, fine roadbeds and cars with comfortable riding. Dining car service operates on a European plan with meals priced to suit, including club breakfasts or suppers for as little as 35 cents.
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New York
Chicago
Lackawanna
America
Viking drinking horn found in Shetland grave
In Haroldswick Shetlands a whalebone Viking drinking horn was found in a grave with human bones horses and dogs. The grave likely belongs to a sea king buried with horse and dog about a thousand years ago during Harold Harfagt era. Earlier Pope vineyard yielded well but spoilage due to carelessness led to sale at six cents per quart. This year hailstorm may ruin next year’s harvest.
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Haroldswick
Shetlands
Harold Harfagt
Vatican
Clergyman Says Dodd’s Kidney Pills Cure Kidney Diseases
Fredericksburg Indiana December 2 A Reverend J P Stevens declares he has found a universal remedy for kidney and urinary diseases He suffered for years from incontinence yet claims complete recovery today attributing it to Dodd’s Kidney Pills He asserts the pill has cured lame back rheumatism Bright’s disease diabetes and other kidney ailments claiming it to be the only cure for Bright’s Disease.
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Ind
J. P. Stevens
Dodd
Bright
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International Conservancy Board
Shanghai
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Boston
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McKinley Music Co
Jagtime Johnson
Walts
Perid A. Biel
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