The Billion Bill The President Loading His Gun For Chill
A 19th century Washington letter notes Democratic hopes in Minnesota if tariff free list items like wool salt lumber and binding twine are secured. It reports talk of party caucus dynamics, currency reform pressure, naval preparations, and possible Quay Alger alignment amid broader debates in Congress.
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Public funeral plans altered by influenza outbreak in London
London reports the royal funeral procession for the Duke of Clarence and Avondale is canceled due to a influenza epidemic and bad weather. Prince George will not attend as his health is not robust enough for exposure to the cold.
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Americus Light Infantry Asks War Call In Local Spy Game
A Times-Recon pen report says the Americus Light Infantry may respond to a 100000 volunteer call as war looms. Lieut Satterlee may inspect Georgia troops. the unit holds a meeting tonight and readiness is stressed amid talk of marching to Chile by land.
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Promoted Doctor Jowers Teaches at New Orleans Hospital
Dr. Emmett Jowers son of W. P. Jowers of Webster county earns prestige in New Orleans by winning a position at Senses Hospital. After twelve months practice he is named first assistant in the eye department. The New Delta confirms his election as assistant surgeon in the eye department.
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