The New State Washington Aims Across the Pacific For Trade
The article portrays Washington state as a rising Pacific power, seeking Asiatic markets in China, Japan, and Korea. It highlights vast timber, coal, iron ore, and agricultural potential, with Tacoma and Seattle poised to export across the Pacific. It notes timber beams, ship timbers, and abundant natural resources, steering toward a future tied to international commerce.
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Washington
China
Japan
Corea
Pacific
Asiatic
England
America
Tacoma
Seattle
Europe
United States
New England
Pennsylvania
West
Northwest
Asia
Mediterranean
Puget’s Sound
San Francisco
Puget Sound
Clyde
France
North Africa
Spanish
Cascade Mountains
Vespucci’s Role in Naming the New World
The text states Vespucci did not name the new world. a group of scholars chose the name. It notes Columbus thought Asia but Vespucci saw a separate continent, and his descriptions convinced European scholars his view was correct.
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Amerigo Vespucci
New World
Columbus
Asia
Vespucci
Europe
Didn’t Blame the Grocer. Mia abies bows.
A fragmentary note mentions Mia abies bowing amid unclear context and a quoted line about sending something. The unreadable text limits extraction of concrete facts or entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
News of the Week: fires crimes and political tension
Snow reached Rome Georgia while a string of calamities and crimes unfolded. Burglaries in Athol Massachusetts and Newark brewery explosions caused heavy losses. Cronin trial updates and Confederate memory stir Chicago to debates on war and loyalty.
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Rome
Athol
Mass
Hartford
W. A. Reyburn
Glen
Warden Brush
Charles McElwaine
Sing Sing
Butler County
Ohio
R. P. Trippe
Atlanta
Elliotsville
West Va
Collinswood
Gustave Gross
Philadelphia
Baptist Peynaud
New Orleans
Cronin
Coughlin
Longenecker
Brewer
Topeka
Chicago Board of Trade
Hutch
R. E. Lee
Richmond
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Wa. F. Sartelle
Worcester
Wm. Flannigan
Sartelle
Judge Anderson
Salt Lake
Mormon Church
United States
Endowment House
Joseph and
Hyram Smith
Gordon
Georgia
Chicago
Monu
Foreign Briefs and Notable World Events
Dom Pedro ill. Ameer of Afghanistan dead. France recognizes Brazil as sister republic. Austria and Russia at odds. Poet Martin Farquhar Tupper dies in London. W H Harney hanged in Ontario for murder. Poison used in Mexican hospital. several deaths, nurse and students under arrest. Dom Pedro reaches St Vincent, will reside near Nice. Havana cigarmakers strike. Cuban workers in Key West face hunger. local mood gloomy.
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Dom Pedro
Ameer
Afghanistan
France
Brazil
Austria
Russia
Martin Farquhar Tupper
London
W. H. Harney
Guelph
Ont
Mexico
Pottsdam Zeitung
Kaiser
St. Vincent
Cape de Verd Islands
Portugal
Nessidades Palace
Nice
Havana
Key West
Postal Service Report Urges Structural Overhaul and New Postmaster General
Postmaster General Wanamaker releases annual report calling for major reforms. He favors stronger central control, a new Fourth Assistant Postmaster General, district supervision, and integration with telegraph services. Recommendations include free delivery for towns, larger contract discretion, postal savings banks, and delaying a parcels post due to cost.
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Wanamaker
Times
Western Union
Postal Department
Storms on the Lakes Rescue Effort at Evanston
Heavy storms prevailed on the lakes Friday and Saturday. Northwestern University life saving crew at Evanston heroically rescued the crew of the steamer Calumet.
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Northwestern University
Evanston
Calumet
Indiana News Highlights From Angola to Huntington
Indiana state items cover Angola electric light progress Huntington Salvation Army location Brazil miners strike end snow blockade trains north Indiana Terre Haute death near Thanksgiving ghost in New Cumberland and Grant county. Also notes on a German Reformed pastor suicide Bryant clothing fire deaths and new gas company action Noblesville Evansville shop plans Dearborn pioneer Elias Houstis and new Indiana House members.
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Angola
Salvation Army
Huntington
Brazil
Indiana
South Bend
Indiana Legion
Terre Haute
New Cumberland
Grant County
DeLorme
Adams County
C. H. Butcher
Bryant
Noblesville
Noblesville Gas and Improvement Company
Portland
Evansville
William Parrott
Jason B. Brown
Seymour
Geo. W. Cropper
Columbis
E. J. Brookshire
Crawfordsville
A. N. Martin
Bluffton
Charles A. O. McClellan
Auburn
Nellie Courant
Tennyson
John Teenges
Fort Wayne
Seibert
Teenges
Wu. Ettel
New Albany
Hig Barn
Clark County
J. N. Ingram
W. S. Jacobs
Jonas G. Howard
John F. Reed
Ingram
Robert Slocum
Thorntown
Dan McDonald
Plymouth Democrat
West
L. B. Eaton
Isaac Eaton
Elkhart
State Prohibition League
Indianapolis
G.W. Hagans
Wymond J. Becket
Elwood C. Siler
L. E. Scott
Jesse T. Hutchens
Admiral Porter report notes ships condemned and reform needs
The annual Navy report items the Antietam Ju niata Pilgrim and Quinnebaug as condemned and sold. It cites unsatisfactory ship exercise reports and urges direct Bureau of Navigation oversight. It calls for new forms as tactics and drills changed.
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Porter
Antietam
Juniata
Pilgrim
Quinnebaug
Bureau of Navigation
Department
Blaze Destroys Boston Art Firm Building
A major fire broke out at about 8 20 am Thursday in a six story granite building on Bedford Street corner Kingston in Boston. The blaze at Jordan Marsh Co and Brown Darrell Cony dealers in art goods raged for six hours causing disastrous damage to the structure and its contents.
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Boston
Jordan Marsh. & Co
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Iams
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D. . Cox
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R. V. Williams
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WM. Punsky
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Louis Cordes
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Laporte Directory
A. A. Fahnestock
Fahnestock
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Dr. Stedman
Moore & Freese
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W. B. Bidzle
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Carter
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Maple City Bakery
Stephen Zeltner
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