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Salt Lake
Uneney Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria Seeks Throne Amid Turbulence
The article details Ferdinand of Bulgaria, elected as reigning prince in 1887 at age twenty six, after Alexander of Ballonhire was ousted under Russian pressure. It notes Bulgaria's autonomous status under Ottoman suzerainty, ongoing unrest, and the prospect of a violent crackdown, with regional players wary of Bulgaria's move toward conflict with the sultan.
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Kaiser Wen Leads Cavalry Attack In Prussian Maneuvers
An account of a Prussia army drill where Kaiser Wilhelm led a cavalry force of sixteen regiments against Saxon positions. The engagement featured about twelve thousand horses, dust clouds, and a decisive German victory attributed to cavalry prowess and strategic command.
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Coloni
Wilan Feats Letal In High Stakes Race
In a tense contest Wilan must overcome Letal to secure victory as rivals acknowledge the challenge. Commentary notes the pressure on Wilan and the need to perform under scrutiny while observers weigh the advantage of rival strengths.
Irrigation Plans Progress in National Water Reclamation Efforts
The United States Geological Survey advances in planning for national water control and land reclamation. Five projects in Arizona, Colorado, California, Idaho, Nevada, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming aim to reclaim large tracts, with an estimated ten million dollars for the five works including the Salt River and Gunnison systems. Experts predict irrigated land will support more people, vastly increasing land value and enabling a western agricultural empire. The Ogden meeting highlights the promising early results and the systematic approach to these extensive ventures.
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Arizona
Colorado
California
Idaho
Kansas
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Stan
Washington
Wyoming
Geological Survey
Apgres Gale Coel
United States
Ogden
What Has Become of Bin of Adovars General Knox
The piece questions the fate of Knox in the Roosevelt era and notes intrigue around the Justice Department, beef trust prosecutions, and the Northern Securities affair. It mentions My Knox, Willland Re Das, and Charles Bonaparte as key figures in prosecutions and public notices amid a shifting administration.
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Department of Justice
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McKinley
Beef Trust
Watson
Townsmnan
Kennex
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Early Naval Transits and Pirate Threats in the Mediterranean
The passage recalls early U S naval expeditions under President Madison amid pirate depredations on Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts. It mentions battles off the Hartree coast, Tallapoena raids, and European powers responding to pirate activity with ransom and protection, highlighting American maritime challenges and the rising Navy’s role.
America’s Rising Shield Against Barbaric Violence
A fragmented reflection compares early United States actions to modern events where America confronts aggression after Europe’s passivity. The author argues the U S must uphold civilization by preventing murder and pillage, hinting history may repeat if intervention is needed.
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Turkey
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America
Veto power in Ohio and rival states debated
The article argues Ohio should have a governor with veto power, comparing it to Delaware North Carolina and Rhode Island. It discusses historical limits on Ohio’s governor, the constitutional convention outcome, and current partisan positions on a proposed amendment. It notes Johnson and Jolson positions and voter implications.
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Delaware
North Carolina
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Chaotic Estate Inventory and Parade Mentions Across Districts
A scrambled notice references the final inventory of the estate of Dialect Ta Walla of Milwacukee and a Meandot loft property valued at 7390.05. It mentions a Alcoa Missouri parade, Mayor Jon Kem bel, Senator Fosley of Washington with rival Kaward R. Hamilton of facoma, and a string of political and social figures including Curzon in London and Hammers in New York. The garbled text lists various names and events with no clear coherent narrative.
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Kaward R. Hamilton
Facoma
Aga Breny
Fragmentary 19th century notes on church, crime and society
Disjointed items report rapid biographical notes and events from unknown dates. Topics include the late Cundival Vaughan as Roman Catholic archbishop, Louisville church matters with Rev Louis Nollan, King Alfonso of Spain’s public image, a Pensacola public safety officer, Gen Casslis M Clay wills, John G Underhill “Napoleon” fame, a Brooklyn society girl marriage, and various European academic figures.
Quaint and Curious Panic Over Canoe Prank
A Boston incident reports Miss Mina Smith of New York and Matthew Peterson of Dorchester arrested for kissing in a metropolitan park canoe. Bail set. petition to Governor Bates planned. The piece recounts historic protests on the common and notes a town meeting to address the affair amidst broader park concerns.
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Histore Charles River
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New York
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Dorchester
Metropolitan Park Commission
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Sromne
Patersey
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Tsell Wader Dow
Wealthy Steel Boss Salary Rumors Stir Talk in Wall Street
Reports claim Charles Te Rehywab, president of a major steel trust, earns about $1,000,000 yearly with a possible trimming to $100,000. A New York figure allegedly received $500,000 for running a centralized corporation. George C. Boldt of the Waldorf Astoria is mentioned in relation to these claims.
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Ateel Trust
New York
C. Boldt
Boldt and the hotel empire a tale of wealth and rumor
A old time story describes Charles Boldt as a highly paid hotel magnate with reports of vast income and one claim that he was the world’s highest salaried man. It recalls comparisons to industrial leaders and notes a chance meeting with Mrs Cohen in Franklin with a meal and a stray paper bill observed.
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Gertain
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Joke Endangers Mustache in Norristown Trial
In Norristown Pennsylvania a practical joke at Leo Gartil’s shop left Henry Haas shaved and bound for arraignment. Haas woke missing his mustache and could not identify the prankster. A local magistrate set Gartil’s bail at 100 dollars while a jury reviews guilt.
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Menry Haas
Leo Gartil
Hans
We Are Coming To From the London Tater Tale
A humorous London reminiscence on modern times and the rapid advance of invention. A marine friend protests a moral lecture after a maid delays returning home. The narrator notes the new generation’s chances and the public’s shifting view of propriety.
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Hin Arithmetic Correct Major Sinfer Story
A fragmented Detroit Pier Press tale features Major Sinfer of Weahington and a humorous beachside misunderstanding with a bright boy. The major teasingly asserts both sisters are the boy’s, prompting comic confusion as he explains relations and half-siblings through a tangled family joke.
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Pipe strikes worker at Broad and Sauma streets
A worker named cum mis shuffled near the 240 Moor of the new Lagwi Title building when a pipe from the roof fell, striking him on the back of the head. He sustained a scalp wound but recovered and was taken to the hospital for examination. colleagues reported no active injuries beyond a laceration and shock.
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Dahon F. Cummiskyshend
Broad and Sauime
Peer Phladelphia
Caramistey
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Mahnenean Hospital
Women rise in Massachusetts industries and business
The report shows a steady growth in working women across Massachusetts with about one third of state workers in certain industries being female. In professional and business ownership, women have made major gains, including 19,067 stockholders in corporations and 3,098 as partners, reflecting broader participation across private industry and manufacturing sectors.
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Female participation in industry rises across sectors
A late 19th century industry report notes women partners and stockholders increasing in number across manufacturing and services. Women in government and professional roles show strong gains, with notable rises in teaching, religious work, and retail trades, while manufacturing and craft trades lag behind.
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