United States Consul reports insurance beneficiaries total and other items
A summary of varied items notes Germany Russia control of a vast canal project, high living costs in Madagascar, and a US Consul report on German insurance beneficiaries totaling 437.5 million dollars over ten years. It also covers statements on education in small towns, medicine access, and global wage hours.
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Saunch
Yeport
Thale
Germany
Courrier de
Madagascar
Suberbieville
Paris
France
Madazaccar
Earth
Australasia
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Canada
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Ecuador
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Pension Money Soon Ready for Needy Ex Soldiers
Judge Richard Johnson reports progress on pension claims under the late act. Legislation increased appropriation from 30000 to 120000 dollars, yet demand outstrips funds as applications rise past 2600. Payments expected between the 15th and 25th, with clerks and ordinaries verifying deceased beneficiaries to reallocate funds.
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Richard Johnson
Executive Department
Johnson
Pension for Confederate widows under 1890 act clarified
The article explains how widows of Confederate soldiers may qualify for annual pensions of 80 dollars under the December 28 1890 act and its amendment. It notes eligibility requires proof of widow status during the war, and that many did not remarry or re marry to keep benefits.
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Athens
Bima
Deadly Explosions Rattle St Louis Around Vine Street
A trio of blasts at Second and Vine in St Louis destroyed Merritts printing office and nearby Grubb building. Five killed, nineteen missing, fifty injured as flames engulf three buildings and windows shatter across blocks. Insurance covers over $100000. many workers at Levison Blythe Printing among the injured.
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Second and Vine Streets
St. Louis
George F. Merrit
North Third Street
H. B. Grubb
Grubb
Merchanta’ Exchange
Joseph Kovarick
Frank Niehaus
Albert Mellier
Charles Claybrook
Chris Kaerger
Thomas Ley
al W Mellier
Charles Fricson
Atai Albert Steinmeier
Will Brondsweder
Chris Khraft
Horace Diort
Levison & Blythe Printing Company
Excelsior lWire Company
Boundary dispute on Mexican towns erupts in deadly clash
A pitched battle between Huitzl and San Juan del Estrado residents over boundary lines left four dead and twenty injured. State troops restored order, making many arrests as rioting spread. Local cholera reports followed with multiple deaths in Volhynia and Kiev districts in early December.
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Huitzl
San Juan del Estrado
Mexico
Russia
St. Petersburg
Volhynia
Kieff
Atlanta Markets Groceries Prices and Produce Listings
Regional market roundup listing a wide array of goods including coffee, sugars, rice, salt, dairy, flour, meal, corn, mealtime staples, eggs, butter, poultry, potatoes, onions, cabbage, and bacon. Prices shown for multiple brands and grades with regional variations and unit measures.
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Prima
Orleana
Ayerp
Sugarhouse
Clichce
Georgia
Georgis
Burbank
Alifornia
The Philippian jailer to seek salvation in prison tale
Dr Talmage presents the jailer's urgent question What must I do to be saved highlighting personal accountability and the need for immediate faith in Christ. He compares earthly woes to eternity and warns against deathbed repentance while urging reliance on Jesus for pardon and life.
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Philippian Penitentiary
Rae Dewey
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Silas
Cain
Calvin
Arminius
Othe
Philippian Penitent
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Andes
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Taflerien
Chiselhurst
Whatsit
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Pers
Sam
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Sir John Cochrane
Sir John
John Cochrans
Grizel
Grizell
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Ginneth
Stern al R
Lord Jesus Christ
Jesus
Magnet Draws Steel Fragment From Eye At New York Hospital
A man treated at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary had a 3% by 4 1/2 inch steel piece removed from his eye by a powerful magnet without surgery. The operation, aided by a dynamo, left the eye permanently injured but likely saved the man’s sight. The piece was previously embedded during factory work in Plainfield New Jersey.
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New York Eye and Ear Infirmary
Thirteenth Street
Second Avenue
Joseph Brown
Plainfield
N.J
Brown
Altho
United States Demands Indemnity From Porte
A dispatch from Constantinople reports the United States demands a large indemnity from the Porte following mob actions in Asia Minor. The note cites American missionaries and quotes indicate a strong diplomatic move tied to recent unrest and seizures.
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Constantinople
Gentral News
London
United States
Porte
Thedheses
Asia
Minor
Blandina Opens A Childs Bright View Of Life
Fragment from Edward E. Martin in Scribner's praising Blandina as lively, joyous and sane. It celebrates a girl who loves life, humor, family, and everyday joys, asserting that life is a prize when people are fit and cheerful.
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Blandina
Liffe
Bisadina
Blanding
Edward 8
Martin
Scribner's
Lighthearted quips and humorous exchanges across papers
A collage of jokes and quips from multiple newspapers with wit about marriage money faith and daily life. Snappy lines feature references to Puck Truth Truth Philadelphia Record and Chicago Record with pedestrians and social observations.
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Puck
Waterbury
Joax
Philadelphia
Dolly
Masks for Soldiers in Warfare Colonies Debate
The piece discusses masks for colonial soldiers as protection during warfare not from weapons but from environment. Dr Heurot from Bhaims School of Medicine argues a facial barrier could shield the lungs from harmful atmosphere during long campaigns.
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Ynicu
Dangerous Stoves and Books in Old Detroit Editorials
An excerpt discusses the hazards of oil and gas stoves and the need to avoid risk in living rooms due to carbon monoxide. It also mentions book coverings like silk and fragile preservation issues, including an example from Detroit editors noting a damaged antique volume and embroidery on title pages.
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Turner
Washington
McAdoo
Brunswick
Gays
Aiken
Atkin
Georgia Naval
Noerperiennerderty
Detroit
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