Royal gossip and world folly in a 1900s column
A stream of metropolitan whimsy pokes at Prince Henry and Kaiser humor, Kipling and Rhodes, royalty, journalism, and maturing morals. It notes a Philadelphia death, American girls abroad, and a Brooklyn stag baby ad, piling satire on public figures and misreads of empire.
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Rudyard Kipling
Cecil Rhodes
South Africa
Alphabet in natural woods yields letters found in trees
Elma Washington woodsman K Lambert has three years hunting tree growth shapes to collect each English letter. He lists sources for letters, detailing how different trees and growths yield A to Z and a few extra shapes.
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K. Lambert
Elma
Washington
Lambert
A Missionary's Romance In Tempers Union Letter
Miss Ackerman a traveling missionary for the National Woman's Christian Temperance union reports engagement to a Russian nobleman she met during temperance lectures in Russia. She says the couple will marry after her tour and hints he saved her from a mob attack years ago in Russia. The husband’s name is not given.
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Miss Ackerman
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Japan
Lfe
The
Union
Russia
St Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Neva
M. Zorokof
France appoints special commission to codify labor laws
A special commission has been appointed in France to codify laws governing labor for the working class, aiming to streamline and unify regulations across industries and regions. The move signals potential reform efforts affecting workers, employers, and social policy.
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France
Remarkable Strokes In Golf On a London Links Roof
A Scotsman reportedly achieved a remarkable golf feat on a London area links. After a misjudged drive hit a cottage roof, the player clambered up, positioned astride the chimney, and finished by driving the ball into the hole in six strokes.
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London
London Express
Haks
Acrom
Midlands
Jong Bole
Emperia to Ox the Freight Car Inquiry In Progress
Kansas notes report a court of inquiry in Emperia to determine responsibility for a freight car that toppled through a stone wall of a round house. The Coolidge Enterprise suggests applying this genius to a wireless fence invention for western Kansas utilities. Local items cover ministers, windmill experiments in Great Bend, social clubs in Junction City, and various Kansas happenings.
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Coolidge
Marconi
Kansas
Bull
Cimarron
Bullock
Lakin
Great Bend
Cawker City Ledger
Ramblers’ Literary Club
Ah Sia
Junction City
Minneapolis
Holliday
Regina Kellogg
Chapman
Europe
Holten
Topeka
Dickinson County
John Biffie
State Horticultural Society
Chetopa
Leaversworth
Medicine ‘Lodge
Washington
Cissy Sodholm
Emporia
Independence
Eagle Drug Store
Mutiker’s Creek
Dunlap
Portrait Vignette of Roosevelt Official President Image
Engravers completed a Roosevelt vignette for the official president image. After his death it may appear on government money or securities, but not until then. The vignette was based on what was judged the best photograph from the last decade after reviewing every image taken.
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Roosevelt
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
New Years Mass and Paris Massacre Link Noted in Article
The report links a New Years Mass in Paris to the St Bartholemew massacre as authorities note church and royal figures, including Cardinal Richard and Prince Henry, with Dewey in Hong Kong and Secretary Long disputing the toast incident. It notes the death of Sir James Parker Deane, an octogenarian legal figure in England.
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Faris
Paris
Sainte Chapelle
Cardinal Richard
St. German L'Auxerrois
Louvre
St. Bartholomew
Prince Henry
Admiral Dower
Admiral Dewey
Hong Kong
Long
Bema
James Parker Deane
Province of Canterbury
Salisbury
England
London
Old Doctors’ Commons
Senators clash over Vermont voting amid horse trading joke
In a Senate exchange Massachusetts Senator Hoar mocked Vermont voters with a claim about five thousand dollars in horse trading. Vermont's Senator Proctor replied with a retort about voting. The report notes the ongoing strain in German military leadership over required noncommissioned officer strength.
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Senate
Hoar
Massachusetts
Green Mountain
Vermont
Proctor
Germany
Ferliner Tageblatt
Pacific Coast Shipping Losses Drive Insurance Rates
Pacific Coast losses this year from ships and cargoes total near 4 million dollars, with vessel and cargo losses reaching about 6 million. The heightened risk has driven marine insurance rates higher as a result of the increased totals and economic impact on the industry.
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Pacific Coast
Me Clinched to Erie Kans Back Pain Cure
W H Ketchum of Me Clinched, Kansas, suffered five months of severe back pain starting July 1900. After ineffective medical advice, he used Dodd's Kidney Pills, starting with six pills daily, recovering in a week and remaining symptom free for over a year. He credits the pills with a complete cure.
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Erie
Kans
W. H. Ketchum
Dodd
Mr. Ketchum
Beriberi Mystery Foiled By West Africa Sleep Deaths
Emined speciallets seek to solve beriberi described as sleeping sickness of the West Coast of Africa. Despite efforts by eminent physicians, diagnosis and cure remain elusive. Entire villages of West African negroes have been known to sleep themselves to death.
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Africa
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