President to act on Gen Bagan clemency verdict
Fragmentary early 20th century dispatch reports President to decide on clemency for Maj Gen Miles related to a court martial verdict. Mentions possible medical inquiry, potential removal from service, andえる prospect of further proceedings. Includes references to Gen Lagan and other officials.
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Washington
Jat
United Bidtes
Magan
Miles
Hagan
Herman
Sian
Iyer
Bhart
Bagan
Ant. Possipill
Fagan
Return to Patagonia by Prof Hatcher Explorer
Prof Hatcher, Yale graduate and noted western explorer, returns to Patagonia with two guides to continue fieldwork. He aims to study flora and fossils, survey coastlines, and collect records of the Patagonian interior, including a lake he named Princeton after the university.
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Joh
Todntro Dudts
Patagonia
Princton
Hatcher
Yale
Datagonla
University of Chicago Weekly censorship crisis sparks student anger
President Harper orders tighter control over the University of Chicago Weekly editorials after two critical pieces attack new registration rules. Managing editor Allen Hoyt resigns amid the controversy as students rally in support of Hoyt and oppose the university president’s censorship.
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Harper
University of Chicago Weekly
Orgin
Allen Hoyt
O Wns
Hoyt
Opera Venture by De Reske In New York Plans
Jean De Reszke arrived in New York and confirmed plans to launch a grand opera venture in Paris. A stock company is proposed with capital of 5,000,000 francs and 500,000 francs shares. The project aims to build an opera house on the Plage Vendoine site in Paris with strong public interest.
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Jean de Reszke
New York
Paris
France
Jezs
Oper
Plage
Vendoine
Che
Sabor
Sabell
England street railways spark municipal socialism idea
United States envoy Gensil Bogle reports to the State Department on great changes in England's urban transit. British cities shift from late adoption to active building of street railways, electric and gas lighting, water, and phones, with Liverpool testing a municipal housing tax approach. He outlines plans to link Liverpool with nearby manufacturing towns by light suburban electric lines for daytime passenger service and nighttime freight, and notes American manufacturers can secure contracts despite local bias against foreign firms.
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United States
Gensil Bogle
Livertpool
State Department
Englind
Great Britain
Boyle
Liverpool
Betteft
New York
Washington
Baltimore
England
Linpool
Iron Trade With Canada and British Preference
Canada has not seen strong gains from Britain's 20 percent import duty preference for four months to Oct 31. Despite the preference, British goods did not rise much in bulk, while US iron and steel imports increased enough to offset higher British imports. Canadian buyers reportedly waited on Washington reciprocity talks, and even with a 23 percent advantage, British manufacturers struggle to compete in Canadian markets.
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Great Britain
Canada
United States
Hunt
Palmerston
Washington
Birusel
French Telephony Cuts Rates Lift Business Confidence
The French long distance tolls will drop with 3 minute calls taxed at 6 centimes interdepartmental and 26 centimes per 75 kilometers with a 40 centimes minimum. A surge of business is expected and thousands of additional subscribers are planned for the 1900 exposition. An actress in Chatou shows a bulldog the telephones usage.
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France
Dhe
Paris
Chatou
Chaton
Acress
Love Seeks Old Flame Ending In Nuptial Reunion
Dr. Yohn C. Bill of Monterey and his 63 year old bride from Monterey, Mexico, visited Austid Texas relatives. The groom, born 72 years ago, traced a long ago romance with Mary Ann Murray, daughter of a wealthy Englishman in Mexico. After decades apart, an Harper's Magazine article he wrote rekindled their connection and led to their marriage as they begin a honeymoon in Ayetiny.
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Yohn C. Bill
Monsterey
Mexico
Austid
Tex
Dr. I
Santa Ana
Mary Annn Murray
Murray
California
Bill
Harper's Magazine
Monterey
Will
Ayetiny
New One Dollar Bills Show New 1809 Design
The treasury department previewed samples of the 1809 one dollar silver acu tissued notes printed from new designs. They claim fewer defects than older issues with large numerals reducing danger of being raised. The face features a spread eagle with a US flag and capitol in the distance, Lincoln and Knot portraits with laurel wreaths, blue numeral and sea, while the back is green and both sides reveal more white paper.
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Treasury’ Department
United States
United States Capita
Woman Buys Entire Village In Unclear Report
An odd OCR fragment reports a woman purchasing an entire village or village-like entity in the United States. The read text is garbled with names such as Eyres and Glen and mentions Honesdale and Pike County. No clear date, price, or purchaser details emerge.
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Shei
Athe
Otyper
Dorporati
United States
Glen
Pike
Eyre
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