davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The age-herald., 1900-07-08
AMERICANS WON
Got Eight Out of Thirteen of the Ama-
 teur Events

London, July 7.-American athletes to- day won eight out of the thirteen amateur events for the championship of Great Brit ain at Stamford Bridge. The Americans competed in only twelve of the events. Such a clean sweep is without parallel
 The New York Athletic Club got the Hons share, taking the weight putting hammer throwing, pole vault and four mile run Pennsylvania was second, winning
The age-herald., 1900-07-08
Canton is Quiet

Hong Kong, July S.-Canton is perfectly quiet. Business continues as usual. The Chinese are unanimous in saying that there will be no trouble long as Lii Hung Chang remains in control. Arrivals from the North state that the Boxers are hostile to the Cantonese, who, the Boxers say, first introduced foreigners into China.
The age-herald., 1900-07-08
Chickasa WIS Defeat sewanee

Memphis, Tenn, July 1.-The Chickasaw nine defeated Sewanee this afternoon by score of 10 to in a well-played game. The visitors left for home tonight
The age-herald., 1900-07-08
Steel Sheet Scale Signed

Pittsburg, July 1.-The sheet steel of- fcials and the Amagamated Association came together today and signed a compro- mise sheet scale. The wages will be the same as last year three cent card rate. About 15,000 men are affected by the settlement. i.
The age-herald., 1900-07-08

Italian agency was communicated to the press that the Russian government favors the movement of pilgrims and pilgrimages from its dominions to Rome. Needless to add that the government of the Sultan per mitted the pilgrimage which recently came from Constantinople under the leadership of Mgr. Bonetti, the delegate apostolic. s
The age-herald., 1900-07-08
The Italian Force

Rome, July S.-The Tribuna says that the expeditionary force to China will be com posed of a battalion of infantry and bat talion of marksmen, each consisting of 300, and two half companies of artillery armed with eight Nordenfelt Mitrailleuses
The age-herald., 1900-07-08
Two American Pack Trains

Washington, July 7-Quartermaster Gen. eral Ludington has just shipped to Japan for service either in China or the Philip pines two complete American pack trains of fifty packs each The animals and at endants sailed today on the Lenox
The age-herald., 1900-07-08

and there have been other pilgrimages from Castellamare di Stabia and Sorrento, Vitoria and Nola, during the past seven days, while other pilgrimages are an- nounced from Malta, Sulmona, Orvieto, Terni, Narni Sicily, Ireland and Foligno.
 One fact frequently attests what a 'suc- cess the jubilee promises ts be: the official
The age-herald., 1900-07-08
SiDifio Has Fled

Brussels, July 1.-The Etolin Beige is au- thority for the statement that Jean Bap- tiste Sioido, who fired at the Prince of Wales on April as the train bearing his royal highness was leaving the northern station in this city for Copenhagen, has evaded the police and that he had fled to Paris
The age-herald., 1900-07-08
Trotting Race Meet

Detroit, Mich., July 1.-The trotting meet ing of the Windsor Driving Park Associa- tion takes place at Windsor July to P. match race between John R. Gentry and Joe Patcheh is set for July F.
The age-herald., 1900-07-08
Seven Bodies Removed

New York, July 7.-Seven bodies were re- moved today from the steamship Saale. This makes the total number of bodies re- covered 143, and over 15O are still missing.
The age-herald., 1900-07-08
Troops start for roulon

Brest, July "A detachment of 600 ma rines and 100 artilleriests started today for Touon to embark for China. Crowds of people cheered them.
The age-herald., 1900-07-08
Convenient Architecture

From the Syracuse Herald.
 Snarley-What strange shaped bed room; all slopes toward the center
 Yow-Just a little scheme of mine. When I drop a collar button I know just where it'll roll
The age-herald., 1900-07-08
An Aluring Quality

From the Indianapolis Journal
 Mother-Tommy you seem to love pa bet ter than you do me.
 Tommy-Oh, ma. don't mean to; but, y see, pa allus has his pockets full O nickels.
The age-herald., 1900-07-08
French Cruiser Fitted Out

Cherbourg, July 1.-The second-class French cruiser Loubat is being fitted out for six months stay in Chinese waters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05
Che Salt Cake berdId.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY BY
THE HER AID COMPANY.
THE ISSUE THAT STILL REMAINS.


minimize of the silver
in this
1t equally true Republic
demonstration day that Bryans election
standard
which these daetri-
understand
Democrats silver
obstacle the triumph Of
lismn now thai
political ex
pediency luminous
unequivocaly for gold
surrender Of the
currency issuing function to
une1uivocaly for the
of will
circulation from the year
of BIZ
that will make
shut down silver mine in
election William Bryan president
believe
country
fight
things
h
power of
will be felt
artery Of political
prevent
will of
Republican of representatives be elected
and motif fnan harks.
in in
sophstry, of the dust of deceit obscure.
William
the
prophetic
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05

boe
issue of quite
Mr. Johnson and
spelndes hoodwink thinking spell Of
ceived
wen that The
the
crease their o
Asked
weakened
Johnson declared that the
sidized beat Mr.
suffer by these will treat
MIN fairly will
against whose vicious
sterling character Candid
opinions admit
tainy be tTuhuy S
soul is not under mortgage
sounding
ensaYe another He started
ended
lgnoe war which has sacrificed
what
might eat his
free from cant and
more
opinion deliberately
own ACKNOWLEDGMENT
tainy much be desired
spectacle"
opinions Henry
Tor he
thoroughly ncorruptibe intensely
genuine
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05
ANTARCTIC EXPLORATION.

An exploring party returned
reported aurous fields
today scientific value Farther south Australia
OF salt Lake
new world awaits civilized
wealth that lie locked in icy
The which
1ceberg
turn Of their ship which
Ihe new land is Verab
almost extensive Africa
attempted
no" en- route
erland.
Writers
arctic
continent of which it forms
S o canada.
Millions of dollars have been
field
possesses treasures
Inc formation of this
Clouds of them 1000
continent the Of
@ feet to $40 feet high Strange
dere this Curious
daring of ecioust
Marine forms
of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05
DANCING OF SISTER CATNP

Drank L. Stanton, in Frank lash.
Monthly
Br'er William play de fddre-S-..-.
Ca line hOppin' light, 51
En- de room a-gwine 'rOlns mo ~.
swing her lef' an right %
All up en- down de hall.
Swing CO'nerSt' IS de- call
BLESS God, dat Sister CaIiua &c an.
dancin' er EN- aH"'
De flo wUz des a-creakin' en- de ~-,s..
winderS shake, '!
En- de OF folks sOrter fidget al dc mus.
what we make;
En- betwix' EN- dar's a scuns
Fer ter dance de double shuttle
Sister Ca'line gwine 'roUn' EN- wild "a
founces en- de ruffie.
SISTER Ca'Iine-Sister CaIine. amt vo,
dancln' mighty much?
mighty 'fraid de preacher gwira Tor
tu'n you out de chu'chr'
But 1 Uun en- see de preacher
De Sollum gOSpiu teacher
A-Swingin' Sister Ca line ever time de-
he could reach her!
Sister Ca'line-I is tired. en- de fiddle
tired, too,
Can't you stop Untell de preacher take
en- marry me en- yoU2"
But de preacher kick the stUbbla
Fun his shoes, en- swing en-
double
Il amt gwine marry any folks-dis amt
no time fer trouble
But wen we gwine home aTds-bOut de-
breakin' er de day
I see de preacher huggin' Sister Ca'Hus
all de way,
En- hit sho' did take my BRET
Des lay me on de shelf,
When he low: e She hop 50 lively. II
des marry her myself"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05
PATRIOTS VS.. MERCENARIES.

Professor Goodwin
oxford
opinion
n
ana his contempt mpialss
pahze with republic
justify conquest unwilling
our toretathers is quite a fOcibly
In New York
freely both He
end
ton half that of
reaped by
Beers kked Tnsvaa
the found
Smith, just of
the British u5urpation and
mat Is the IN the United
American to
good faith and have a monarchy
ngsn who
with
thinking Engshmen
win Smith of CecilR
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05

aroun' Telluride. in Colorado, workin' big
nit games an sometimes the old-fash-
toned run-up. We had a shack on Horse
Thief trail, just where it forked to go
around by Stinkin' creek into Dead Mans
gulch. There was a little settlement
handy, where all kinds of games was
goin on, this bein' the festive habit in
them days
We'll, Big Nose an me was Damon an
Pythias without no copper within mile
of US. David an his pard Jonathan
wasn't a dope boys marker 10 us What
was mine was Big Noses an what was
hisn was mine, provided we couldn't
hide it from each other. Every night, as
reg'lar as the night would come, we'd
frisk one another's clothes.
by 'friskin', John, I means playfully
goin' through these same garments with
a view to relieving 'em of any super
Focus coin. 1t happened so dern often
that we fin'Iy took TO hidin' our rolls,
the one from the other. We hadSmore
caches an things dug in our wickiup
floor than there are holes in sieve. 1t
was pretty dern hard, try as we would,
TO put our stuff where the other man
couldn't find il.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05
SILVER REPUBLICANS WHAT, HO!


the Democratic plank the then and that uphoIds the
in
for swallowing in 1900 nauous dose than you spurned 1882
u generally Quite true But four spent seep nights
middle OBJ de road" Bryan's election
others attacks court This
chucd
bom I STDe court ever 'HHe' and was " one
say denied the right of the
knew four years and yet seemed quite happy that the solid
South plus the West teach the East much
others say that they did not receive the Offices they expected reward
for their virtue DO wish be enrolled among this precious band of
Retire into the privacy necessary for little selfcomunn and deter
Well
called Imperialism" Expansion" according the
Yes Mr. Bryan proposes to put down the trusts And The Herald tells
you you like trusts you can do no better than " support William Nc
nations trade If really think that
5 raeF % of trusts Pay wherein does this ne" issue afford you
Then
humanity
a lust
conquest Liberty enghtening magnify her candle
power a hundred
found
of
The Herald however, will
constitutional phases involved It wants you to ask yourselves few sim
you a exports increased $oO0O
h last ten needs the Philippine islands for continued expansion?
merce which is both permanent and profitable?
Do think is the $1OO day.
wish like
this country such colonial policy always demands?
o
o w
Don't know that in this fair there all
Are there not enough problems craftsmanship waiting for solution in
or nor trouble
prepared the blessings
ne For believe
wit the
the gold standard will entail
a on
bigger
proportion
confidence
the obtaining
leaders
a
platter? willing
loins for another
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05
WHEN HANNA TAKES FIELD.

Denver POst)
The earth viii tremble as a reed,
When Hanna takes the field.
The silver tips will all be freed,
When Hanna takes the field,
The timbers Of the ship OF state
Thrilled by his magic. will VIbrate,
And all the country OsCillate,
When Hanna takes the field
The clans will cry: "LonS live the king
When Hanna takes the field,
The freedom bird viii drOOp its wing,
When Hanna takes the field,
His thoughts in lurid streams viii no"
From Baffin's Bay TO kokOmO'
From Jersey clear to jericho,
When Hanna takes the field
The money kings he will uphold,
When Hanna takes the field
He'll preach the potent power OF E2io'
When Hanna takes the Held,
He'll rise on OratOrlc wings
And howl of how expansion brings
The Doodle 10 financial kings,
When Hanna takes the held
He'll paint A future golden-hUed'
When Hanna takes the HELD,
The faireSt picture ever viewed
When Hanna takes the nelQ'
VIII tell of the enormous gains
When Liberty Is bound in CHAINS s-v
And when the great trust Melpc-- --7
When Hanna takes the ne-1-
Not 10 the masses will he SPEAK
When Hanna takes the nelc;
The men Of Wall street ne Viii seem
When Hanna takes the nell,
with shrewdnesS Of the diploma.
To money kings he'll make ms .---
Then pass the frying pan LoI -a-'
When Hanna takes the field
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05
TEDDY OF THE HAT,

Denver Post.)
Amt you kickin' I'D a fuss.
Teddy of the hat?
Mouth seems like a blunderbUss;
When you cry ''hiss-cat-'
Democrats all lose their sand.
Hunt the nearest hole at hand
Big enough 10 hide them. and
Wonder where they're at
Through your glasses how you glarel
Teddy Of the hat,
Like a UOm-Cat from its lair
GlareS upon a rat
Talk jes' like. now on the dead.
You had given your bilious head
An emetic; honest, Ted,
IT really looks like that.
Got EN- hOOdOOed in the east,
Teddy of the hat
Blindin' EN-, to say the least,
Binder than a bat,
Really make EN- think that you
Are a hero. tried and true,
Ted, O, Ted, how can you do
Such thing as thatZ
Those Rough Rider cIubsI Well, say,
Teddy Of the hat.
Bloody Buck, the Jersey jay,
Wild Hoboken Pat,
DeadShOt Jake from kOkOmO.
Devil Clarence, Bug-Eyed Joe,
Demon GaWge Of Buffalo,
Fwank, the Jigah cat
Where are all your western boys
Teddy of the hat2
They're not maxim any noise
Got you down too pati
Not a maxim any breaks,
Not a driVin' campaign stakes
With yer tenderfOOIed fakes
You kin bet on that!
WhOOp 1t up fur all yer worth,
Teddy Of the hat,
Beller till you shake the earth
With abusive blati
But our western lads are not
Takin' to yer campaign rot
Playin' terrOrS; they have got
Too much sense fur that,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05

night 1 goes agin the bank an win-win
-win-6OO cases. I'm sore distressed when
l gifts back to our shack an finds Big
Nose already in bed.
Il knows it's a moral that he's goin'
to frisk me if he can an I racks my
pore brains to find a place to cache my
roll. There amt no hidin' place in the
cabin that he amt onto. Just as shore
as L scratches a new hole he bounces
agin it, All of a sudden, John, / gets a
inspiration A place for hidin' that roll
where Rig NoseH shorely overlook it
comes to me.
"Givin' look over at the bed to see
If Big Nose is RELY asleep or only plav-
in 'pOSsum, an become convinced that
he was at his thirtieth wink, l gently
lifts his coat an deposits my roll in the
inside pocket thereof Then, quite cam
an peaceful, 1 lays me down. folds me
hands over me bosom an drops of into
well deserved repOSe
Il see Big Nose when he gets UP next
mornin' an without lookin' into his
pockets, dresses an runs off down to
camp The first man he hits holds him
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last n,eht?. He looks kinder sick an
mournful as he says: CO
:. snort. I amt got your roll, put Oou
knows it amt my fault
sryou,re a nar,' 1 says, teroclous'
an maxim my bluff good Look
here says. AS speaks,
says. ferocious. an making my DLuH
good. Look here says. As spe@As,
before he can jump back, / rams nay
hand into his inside pocket an pulls OUT
the dough. Johnny, I thought Big nose ;
eyes would fall right down on the moor
You could of scTaped 'em OF Win d emp
rake. He nigh had apperplexy.
Say? What could he say? He DUCKS
and ducks quick an the camp never 81"
no more of him. There was merrlmeht
when I gives the snap away, but tL nat
don't help Big Nose none. He's IAr' IAI
away in some land where things comes
easier to gents Of slow wit. No. Johnny
times amt what they used TO be l.
well. seem it's on the house. JOHNNY
I guess 1 hadn't orter renig-"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05

layin' on the bed pretendin' to be asleep
when he bursts in an begin tearin'
things up hurried like. He looks an he
sweats an he cusses. but nary a roll does
he turn up an fn'ily he goes disguised
back to camp About hour later I
saunters toward the Merry Monarch sa-
loon. where l knows I'll find Big Nose
shore enough, there he sits, lookin'
ike double o in the green 1 walks up
to him an says, You dern thief says.
where's my roll that win agin the bank
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05
THE GIFTS OF THE YEAR

New York SUM-
Inc years pass on, and more and mora
A miracle il seems to me,
To see the Spring come slowly I'D
From southern gulf and sea-
To see the emerald grass arise
From fields where snow Law YESTERDAY,
And see the bare brown boughs put on
Their wealth of leaf and spray;
To see the airy stalks Of wheat
Bend lower and lower with the grain
Which feeds multitude at home
And millions Ger the main:
To see the swaying boughs droop low
Win ruby fruit, the whole years
flower.
And field and garden everywhere
Yield up their precious dover:
To see the Summer leave our homes
For shores where Mexic waters plav-
And stealthy Autumn set his feet
Where she trod yesterday.
And though our eyes may never see
Again this grand procession come.
We know the years viii bring IL still
The spring and harveSt-hOme-
And other eyes Will see it all
And other hearts with joy shall beat.
To see the sweet June roses bloom,
And watch the ripening wheat
-Ninette NJ LoWater.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05
RIGHT YOU ARE.

Brock Springs independently
Salt Lake is full of tourists. The bathing
In the great inland sea is superb. Saitair.
one Of the greatest paviliOns in the world.
built upon piles half mile from shore is
literally patrOnized. The old resort AZ
Garfield Beach is closed. an agreement
having been made between the owners. of
that property and the Saltair management
10 this erect. When both resorts wera
open the business was so divided thar
neither was profitable
The city has several other places for the
entertainment of the pleasure seekers who
flock to that tourists Mecca, notably the
Lagoon, situated in a shady grove on
the banks OF an artificial lake on the Salt
Lake q Ogden railway north OF the civ
the wonderful Salt Palace with its famous
saucer bicycle track, bijou theatre and
other attractions.
With its numerous pleasure resorts. its
Mormon temple and institutions of his
torical interest to visit, Salt Lake is a
most delightful spot in which to spend a
few days vacation. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05
THREE PEACH DAYS.

Peach DAYS beginning Sent II
days will be
peaches literally aid digestion improve
of
Moved DR. Edg the
bard of the inviting all
who invitation on the
face of if he could
OF he doctor's nvtati
So GONE with you children y wives,
Not We" s give you the feast and tn time Of lives
Tor | NEVER 5 yRg a We Rs9e o9s when you DID,
To TIA FSf AZ hSSs6 5iS Sl DS sPS m
NO % Sy % m iF a Ht this baby kiss
hold but Grand Junction may be
expected o o it.
copies of the Declaration of
Independence to Luzon Is he
member Of the imperial guard
this distinguished ticket?
-A-
difference whether O. Sal
supporters of the admins
raion will have to submit and the the better.
poorly equipped Other
expeditions seges
years some wonderful
discoveries will b
Spain bay says an exchange She lost end
prosecution has already cost
$0O0O00o She could afford in
buy shares in trusts which dividends
the invested
making speech Yesterday The
breeze beat thing of the kind some
Jersey Into its wares
topus will try to place the liberties of the
ThompsOns Dennis EhnOr
Our new possessions to have sposmen
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05
MORE PATRIOT THAN PARTISAN.


district of Indiana and generally
partisan
succe of any
recent interview Mr. johnson explained
declaration
if
which
Of
policy of
TO crowd
vulnerable point set
the pace
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05
HOMESPUN YARNS

Uncle Ben King, who side Il,
Colonel Fisher Harris in tba n viii
Life, was writing some fnsTr, Fovi5e7r
well known Main street dr1e.t1--- tor
of days ago, and had securs5 d eogps
answers 20 most Of the necess,- ''''a5a
tons during the medical SdIy or.,
when ne put this one: ..I5sSg IA "a rniaa,5ss'
ADVISED you recently u taLa any doc-,.,
climate for the benefit of 49, d Caa1gs-;,
me applicant thought . ne n-Seedlth9s' =
" ell, ne replied. dryIv. ..t----at
I IoIu me YESTERDAY 10 go To hell Goe,o-s
A south side green grocar
front OF his store reading 1T IN. i,,. SIN i,
killed to order" FaceTfor1- cnlckans
with fancy methods of CUslomers
fowls are making his life a b- r-Ca 5ilarirs
A well known local politlcfa,
perused the bill of fare. eaAIdSt and
I have a handsome order
the order -s 70 taas
''AH right; hurry EN- I'M,
Exit Billy with a worried s,
Returning a moment later. ne -5SS'oI.
the sad Intelligence. I'm sorrv IR3 l.
lambs run out" '-l hat
We'll" replied the politician t--,.-..
cant you catch him. -'-''ao.y
''Whiskers," the tramp dou MA,
part in another political traga4,-a va a
day afternoon. He had taken his c sgsler-
airy position alongside the brass - -,tI on
was rubbing up against Arthur H., ---at--
leg. -''o"A S
Whose dog is that?" demen5o4 81
senator Bob Sloan said II v-as If ,-'e e4'
What do you call him.
81 call him Pat" replied Bob
The senator bhnked twice al mis- b5-.
ball and turned TO the pup. Get o -e--,
here" he said, you insignificant. ms /.
little cussr" as'z!
Nobody breathed for a fun minute
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05
INSTANTANEOUS.
Boston Courier)

Boston Courier
They talked about the margin "-~7
Between the wants OF men zo1s
How some had simple tastes, anu
Fastidious were again.
Quoth he "Oh. yes: some are o'--l
With things Of little worth -+
But that won't do for me; J. "A-0
The best there is on eath-
With joy of Uncaged bird iha'
Again to freedom scars Nod
She fell into his arms ana 81
Thanks, darling, 1 am yours
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Reflections OF a Bachelor.

new OTk EASS--
It's a pity people will decorate
love with so many hideOUs bauoL-ES- - I've
Nature intended men and WoIIlg-- how 70
together but Fate did all II hne"
make il impossible ,-ra the
When a woman begins 10 tL-e-5F- Sr rle8
color of her hair at 30 lis UNI - -hsif
to begin TO change the color ol
opinions about her ,,7, ne
The average woman dOesn Intention
dinerence-or care-between the - love
OF thick-skulled idiot VINO Ii---ls5ss his
10 her about the same way ne ~ ti;J----s0uled
teeth, and the devotion OF DE-
man who loves her with respect
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05

- Say, Big Nose
he says, did you
hear about the kill
in Sport made agin
the bank last night%
. No. says Big
Nose. If I'd known
he win a stake I'd
frisked him this
mOrnin'.'
Z" Well, he shore
did it, says the wise
guy. an he's got the
coin cached in your
wickiup right now
~ . to tn e
C a in h K e s
Big Nose I'm