davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-25


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Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-25
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Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-25
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Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-25
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Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-25

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-20


lin paz uaiyersal no ha corrido pel
Erno duraLte todo Ell ano. AIhora pa
rr>e asegLIaoa con Ell Juego de Las
alianzas, las ouales, despues oe haoer
fssaaplecio4 81 eqL LMbrio de las tuer
zaS riyales. tieLQe cada yez m->s a CON
,.iIisrlas l2oG acuaraos directos entre los
dos grxpcs LIS III yerdadero trlun1o
de Ia flosofa: la harmonic mace de la
dfyersidad y de la oposicion de anteres
Iura1te algun tempo Sc trato de
trarafornlar la triple alianza en- cua
drupde
<Fxsto 0cuTri0 cuaDdo Tnrqula trataoa
de Aegociar vi emprGstlto en trancla~
FQ goDiers~ frances desautorizo Ell pro
wec4o oe 4.Gaglo anHre ell goberao tur
60 un grupo de banlqueros franceses
4 salenos cue la 1urqula acced-ese
s.Tertas eAigancias relatiyas q un con
froJ ca sa Dresupuesto. La .urqula
se nag6 4 ale9tar tales condlclo&es q.
AeudiaL Z I444tar su soberanla } Sc dlra
20 & los los aleananes ---~bonceS
1n perioo. . frances lanzo Ia notlcla
de- un .a.1Go de allanza entre Tur
ql4ia y 1>LA auiia.
tAto /. scsteniendo relaciones
,nny est as con la triple, sc dedujo
o,,e el tai ,,ratado. implieaba el acceso
sie E41ralA.4 / la triple allaaza. La no
tic:a fu4 desr4entrda en- 1urqula en-
Tuuaania. Ee1daderamente que TN
tratado &c alanza entire Turqula Y ftsh
mania sc comprende, ipero que CANA
ria TalrQuIa enfouaandose en la allan
IA germ 2a y. de otra parte, que
xpoyo efevt.Yo, podrfa prsporclonar a
IA triple? 10 cierto es que Fran
-cia, Guer;e1Jc imrorer 8 Tur4 ula unas
eondiciones inaceptables querlendo
dar 4 la / legoclaci6n del eInprCs.lto un
EAR 1eter rolltico, ha sufride una peque
Ila derrota : mania Sc ha oe@e1lcla
40 natura .4a tie De la p6rd-~a ! sinpa
flas que traicia ha superintendent en
ii hmperio Otomano.
F'rancia puede ganar adn eI terreno
perd:do Ell g'urqqia 81 vualve d emplear
su polllica da beney0lerGia trAdlclonal.
Els 10 que l. conviene como potencla
rala1suImana. Y la ocaai6n es favora
BILE s cen sacuereia de Ia reconciliation
entire Atoma1ia Y Russia que desplerta
u aeseonfianza de Tarquia.
LAS relaciones entire Russia y Alema
MA no eran muy cordiales desde La crl
sis balcanica; durante la cual Atema
MA bahia apoyMdo su allada ooIgan
Via s Rusia 4 retraerse pesde la en-
zreyiata del Gar Guillermo en- Pots
dam las relaciones entire los dos pan
seq son mss amigables que nunca. El
car2eiGler aleman ha definldo el aIcan
see de elias cuando decfar6 Ell ell relchs
tag que los dos gobiernos ruso ale
xnau habian prometMd0 no entrar
sen niguna combination que pudlese po
uerIos frente frente. Esta Erase pro
sfni0 en- Atemania muy buena impre
sion sc traduJo en- Ell sensinlento de
graaaies esperanzas futz1raa qalzas exa
a.eradamente, men&iras que en Francla
sszusaron ya aIarma = Ell teamor cerrefatl
vo.Las unas y Los otros pensgbaR que La
.aIianxa franeo-rusa habia sufrldo un rR
rc golpe pero las declaraelones de NJ.
lsyoaaki (embajador ruso) al entregar
al fsresafente de In RepdbIiea Fsraaeesa
su credencial, disiparon las ifusaynes de
aos unos las aprehenslones dc los
Dtr0S.)
Ell arreglo rnso- aled,aan tiene un fin
TSen determinadoy el Oriente, es decir
Turqufa y Persia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-20
A'"oH'; ~'sS'' "sss.re Garcia

dos de las tiltimas eIecciones parcial.s
Este dcscontento de los electorea =.
l1nda Ell Id inisue"C.a ,IIe ma aIcauzsd.
en- CT gobierno el bloc "azll negro
(conservador-ckricaD Y IA dcrro,a a.
la refon1'a electoral cn Prusla.
En- cauciler Be.hmann. TO-
veg, aunque ascgura no persen~cer
nlngun partido ticne neccsariareat
que contar con IA mayoria. En ,oda
caso el nombramiento del yurgomae.
tire de MagdeburgO, de tepdcncias 10
rales, y ell Gbandouo d. Ia reform. s.s..
toral en- Prusia-un legado H. 4, er.
seudo-tiberal insugurada po~ Of priv
cipe Biilow 10 prucuan.
Todo clio ha contripuido ( ia fusion.
de los liberalcs v BE- los naeionai.v.as
berales que componcu '1 lufcrd4
que tiendc aumcntar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-20

goD Dernantes actuales ademas de su
+aorancia (oO poI cleAto de lletrddoa
ha sufrloo, Ell partt, ia gran desmOra
A--ac-on nel ant4gho regimen y no St
ueoe transformer su mentalidad de
Ia dla al otro. Sc ha tornado ura
idea de la re> oluci0n diferente de la de
sus lnlcladOres y tiene eXlgenclas las
cuales estOs ultimos no pueden satis1a
Ger.
5Haora sido ell ejemplo de la marina
portuguese que inclta a amotinarse d
yarlos marlnos breslleIosz A primer
vista asi parece causa de la aim
lad de raZa y de la identIdad del pr,
cedrmiento, pero recorrlendo la historlu
emos que el Brasil no ha tenido mas
lue recurrir a sus tradieiones puesto
iue la reyoluci0n brasilena que puso
lin al imperio fue integralmente la obra
de la marina Y del ejercito, de modo
ue mas bien la fota portuguese Sc ms
ro en- ell ejemplo de la fota brasile
ma.
ZERO en- realldad ell amotinamiento de
10 Janeiro no presentaba ningun ca
'cter pol1tico Sc trataba de una srl
leyaci6n de marineros contra oficiales
|acusados de maltratar sus subalter
nor. FL gobierno concedi6 la annis
tia los sublevados. Esto fue sin ou
da considerable como un est1mulo pues
to que volvieron sublevarse, pero tue
ron r3pidamente desarmados.
Ell Brasil ha progresado mucho y tie
ne necesldad de mantener la paz inte
rlor, tanto como la exterior, para ex
plotar las lnmensas riqueZas que encie
rra su suelo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-20

En- Mejico, es ell renovaniento de los
'poderes presidenciales del general Por
fidio Diaz 10 q. levant6 el movimiento
reV0Mclonari0, Ell cual merece plena
nente Ell calficatiWo de ''cosas de Anne
rlca' con ell cual Sc designa esas revo
luclones provocadas en- la mayor par
&c de las rep1blicas latinas de AmGri
ca a causa de las 'competencias presi
tenoiales. Sin embargo, M&iico pare
"a que estaba curado de esa playa
&raclas sobre todo Ia energia cuali
dades de Porfirio Diaz que preside los
destlnos de su pals desde hace un ter
10 de siglo. Durante ese periodic de
9az, MeJlcO ha realizado grandes pro
gresos materiaIes y morales Y Ell pre-
sldente Diaz puede reclamar una bue
: ma parte del exito obtenido. Pero 10
mlsmo que los Atenienses estaban can
sados de DIR lamar Arlstides ell <sius
to- ciertos Mejicanos estan fatigadcs
de DIR los elogios tr>ibutados & su pre-
sldente; sobretodo los que aspiran q
ocupar su sitio. He aquf Ia verdade
ra causa de la revoluci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-20

Annque sin ser sangrientas, las lu
ohas en- Francia contra Ell gobierno lie
vadas a cabo por los enemigos del or
den social no dejan de ser menos gra
YES, pues no Sc trata de personalidades
sln0 de la existencia misma de La or
ganlza ci0n social actual.
Els la confederation general del ira
ba'o Ilevando ren1o1que al partido so
cfallsta y Los diputados de este par
lido, aunque burlandoae de e1los 4 ca
da paso, que organiza la huelga de los
chemnots'', hue1ga de caracter revo
luciorario, dando lugar al sabotage
abomlnable s destruction cobarde del
material de ferrocarriles, cambios de Sc
nales para facihtar Los cheques de tre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-20

mes, obstruction de La via, y mil ri
menes mas sin contar las terribles pc
mas corporales infingidas los pocos
que trabajan cumpliendo su deber y ge
neramente padres de numerosas cria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-20

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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-15
PEOPLE TRUDGE THROUGH
 RAIN TO RUMMAGE SALE

All da, bong. and well into th, even. mG larg, c"u,our~, uf people tray "I-d through th, mud and rain to take advantage of thr bargains offered at the Eummagr Sale now on at Samu,ls
 Yesterday Was line day according tn Mr Samuels and judging from tn, number of peopl" sr"u coming from th, ~t"r' miih large buudl,- "t goods th, result ar thrir shopping there must Ihass n.rn man, bargains tr attract th.u attrut.u
 Today ~houIa rr,sr -,.u better fpr !. n appears a~ r larger crowds ar, .turung uut to take ad,autag. or th. ~alr and propI" telling their uoighbor. ! of th. bargains they picked up. alNat, has :, tendency C." draw othrr- t. h,r gain sales.
 ] Vouchers printed. Nugget Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-15
SEEN AND HEARD

Dan Crolwye is expected on the Senator which should reach Nome Tuesday evening
 The street committee did good work ton thc road leading to snake River bridge. The gravel at the head or tho, mud puddle also the two loads at thu. foot. are line samples. and should the two be connected We would l-cI ub- ligcd [" pass upon il as good work.
 Tn, edition of the Nugget contain ing a synopsis of the Alaska Game Laws. proved So popular We ran out 1 "i that publication the very next day. notwithstanding the fact we ran off i a hundred extra copies
 should we have room We will pub l fish the same in our mining and dredg- ing edition just to give the people on the big outside a chance to know what kind of game can be found on Sew ards lee Box"
 People when they read about the size of the Custom Mil will have their eyes opened, for it is not one of those small 'hopper-like" affairs but a plant that is large enough to pound out a foundation for Seward Peninsula.
 The Council is not going to tax the gold dust Councilman Mielke has. for his does not come under the heading |uf Gold in Transit" his Is actual ownership. There is quite a difference. for gold in transit. as a rule k travel ing to meet an obligation. to pay or 90 debt. s" to speak while Mielke's gold dust goes into his pot labeled The golden Hoard"
 The last storm partially broke up the lighter sunk in the mouth of Snake River bat the stream is getting back to its old course and what is left of the old hulk. still remains to indicate the parting of the waves Lomen Brothers. have purchased the postal card collection of the Howell studio which was closed recently and their collection now is very extensive. in fact the hest in Alaska
 The Annex. or photo taking parlor of the L"men Bros Studio. recently in- stalled. is arranged on scientific plan. for securing the best rays of light for doing portrait work
 Captain Sundhack. will move into the Bell house across from the Court House. where it will be handy to skip back and forth" from his office to his home
 The representative of the Nugget yyh" Is securing material for the Min ing and Dredging Edition. returned from solomon and Couu,il this Week having covered tho two districts Iu ten days gathering material for uur Ianuual publication
 People wh" hay" property and hnn, S iu what iS kn"wn as the old town of
 solomon are thinking of moving bag and baggage to Dickson or across the lrAer for another high water is liable tn I"lA,. them marounrd on th,. S4nd spit with u"thug hut shifting sand ta , hold pu tn
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-15
HARMON DEMOCRATIC CLUB
 FOR ALASKA HOME RULE

SEATTLE. Sept I5-The Harmon Democratic Club. which has opened headquarters in this city. to further the cause Of Governor Harmon. as the .candidate for the nomination of the party has come out for Home Rule for Alaska.
 The Harmon Club has organized with several hundred members and they are trying to arouse interest in their candidate for the choice of the democratic party. The club after or Eanizing has come out strong for Home Rule for Alaska and Seattleites are supporting the move on their part be- lieving Alaskans want such a measure passed by Congress.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-15
FRED WELLER HEARD
 NORTHWESTERN WORKING

Fred Weller. of the Board ,r Trade heard the Steamship Northwestern working the wireless the other day
 just as Sh" was pulling out of Seattle bound North. It was th. trip wher, tu, vessel picked up the passengers and crew of the wrecked steamer Ram"r, NJ doubt what Mir. Weller heard was their answer tu ihr c"v "f distress sent out from th. Ramona after tho vessel struck tn, -uk,u reef.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-15
WE STILL CLAIM

To have the best butter m the market. As often stated before this butter IS made to our order from whole sweet milk. and # IS m our contract with the makers that there IS not to be over i3 percent of moisture m same; m other words our butter IS s7 per cent solid butter.fst We have reduced the price 10 s5e per brick
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-15
4.o0o MILES
 TO REACH DAWSON
Nusset Special Service.

DAWSON. Sept ll.-Rnhert Service. arrived at this city yesterday after a 4.ooo mile trip overland from Edmon- ton
 He describes the trail. one that Is hard and dangerous and a fellow does not care to make but one trip into Dawson over that route in a lifetime.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-15
GALE WREcKs cANNERY
 AT KETcAIKAk

kETCHIkAN. Sept la.-Thc strong southeast gale which has been blow ing here for the past 2i hours has wrecked the large salmon cannery a, this city and 2.oaooo0 cans of salmon have been lost
 The water reached higher stag, than ever recorded here in Ketchikau and the caunery was lifted on its foundation. over 2.000 900 cans oi cased salmon waiting shipment was dumped into the water and will be a total loss along with the cannery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-15
cARRle SING SANG BEING TRIED

Carrie Sn- ~rus tH, E~em. va mau wi. Na n.ur.a recently u con u,,t.n ni. tn. -rhhml aHur that harp,ueu ...u ..MaaI tn. Fort ,~ r'w h,m- uHad u the Dl~uyl Court
 The ir has been impan..ed and tho. ease u.N ar aHa aiI occupy The balance ef fH. aas