Falsehoods Exposed Ohio Solvent Says Finance Chair
The Ohio treasury is not bankrupt asserts Mr Doty chair of the House Finance Committee. He notes the balance on hand near a million dollars and cites emergency board expenditures from 1894 95 including riots suppression and deficits. He argues the current term shows better fiscal discipline than prior administrations.
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Treasury of
Ohio
House Finance Committee
Doty
Emergency Board
O.N. G
Washington D. H
Adjutant General Court of Inquiry
Adjutant General Court of In- Gott
Oc Saeert Siat Nes
Dayton State Hospital
State House
Board of Health
Printing Commission
Board of Public Worlds
Washington
D. H
McKinley
Foraker
Campbell
Shifting Arms Moves Amid War Tensions and Hospitality
Reported arms transfers include 30 thousand rifles and 15 million cartridges sent to Montenegro from Russia. Furtapo Herve donates Nice villa as a winter hospital for army officers with funded staff. A Russian vessel arrives at Antivari with a vast war matériel gift. Russians gain freer navigation through Black Sea routes, provoking concerns over treaty limits.
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M. Caasserot
Prussia
Nice
Mar
Furtapo Herve
Antivari
Adriatic
Montenegro
Chitral
Cherbourg
Havre
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Russia
Bosporus
Dardanelles
Jerlin
International Personal News From Diverse Lands
Traveler Svey Henry arrives in Kashgar en route to St Petersburg after Turkestan exploration. Pierre Savorquan de Brazza, governor of the French Congo, recently wed in Paris to Milo de Chambrun. The WaMeck-Pyrmont prince, linked to Holland and Albany royalty, weds Princess Bathilde of Schaumburg-Lippe. Capua’s late princess was Penelope Smith, an Irish heiress and morganatic wife to Charles Ferdinand of Bourbon. Japanese minister Keurino in Washington enjoys society circles and summer resort гост.
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Svey Henry
Turkestan
Kashgar
St. Petersburg
Pierre Savorquan DE Brazza
French Congo
Paris
Milo. de Chambrun
Comte de Chambraun
Baccarat
Prince
WaMeck-Pyrmont
Holland
Duchess of
Albany
Bathilde
Schaumburg- Lippe
Capua
Lucca
Penelope Smith
Charles Ferdinand of Bourbon
Genius and Marriage in Women of Talent and Fame
A column argues that female genius in marriage often leads to incompatibility and divorce. It cites Frances Hodgson Burnett, John Oliver Hobbes, George Eliot, Ouida, and others, claiming women with greater earning power than husbands struggle for domestic harmony and frequently end in separation.
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Frances Stodgson Burnett
The
Chicago News
Hobbes
George Eliot
Ouida
Jane Carlyle
Harriet Shelley
Shakespeare
Wheel Versus Pedestrianism in Bicycle Speed Compare
A Scientific American piece argues wheel users outrun walkers for ground travel. It compares strides, pedal motion, and forward reach showing a bicycle rider covers far more ground with less effort than the same distance by foot, noting the extreme height needed for a walking pace to equal bike speed.
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Scientific American
From Behind the Footlights and Other Stage News
Broadway and European stages feature new works and revivals with London 1860 touches, Paris Comedie Francaise revival, Nijni Novgorod Russian premieres, and Vienna rehearsals. Notables include Honor Perdinck’s The King’s Son, Erckmann-Chatrian revival Le Juif Polonais, and Attila My Attila with Honoria heroine amid imperial depravity.
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Sheba
MicaAr
Finnp
Attila
Honoria
Galla Placidig
Valentinian III
Notable figures and places in brief anecdotes
Ex-President Hannison plans fall and early winter in Saratoga. Joan Slupsox leads Bell Telephone as a top Greek scholar. John Davenport bequeathed 115000 dollars to Bath orphan girls home. Roosevelt is not a martinet per Julian Ralph. Isaac Mass, Vincennes mason, 85, a 32nd degree member, impressed in Boston parade. Cuantes Reap’s Gallatin stock farm praised as world’s finest by a visiting English nobleman.
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Hannison
Saratoga
Joan E. Slvupsox
Bell Telephone Company
America
Tur
John Davenport
Davenport Home
Bath
N.Y
Roosevelt
New York
Julian Ralph
Sigs Ksiour Issac Mass
Vincennes
Ind
Boston
Cuantes Reap
Gallatin
Tenn
Europe
Hood's Sarsaparilla Proves Its Merit and Rise
The pamphlet extols Hood's Sarsaparilla, asserting durable health benefits and growth in popularity. It emphasizes testimonial success and wards of illness with claims of restorative power and enduring value.
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Hood
Lonouber Hood
Earl of Dunraven and Other Notables in Brief
Legendary figure Earl of Dunraven Wyndham-Quin, statesman and yachtsman, educated at Christchurch and Oxford, served as under secretary for the colonies, and twice challenged for the America's Cup with the Valkyrie. Also noted for a public censure over Valkyrie NL withdrawal and his speculative amphibious machine dream. China imposes five days in prison for public temper loss.
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Wyndham Thomas Wyndham-Quin
Earl of
Dunraven
Christchurch
Oxford
Abyssinia
Daily Telegraph
Lord Salisbury
New York Yacht Club
Earl
Valkyrie NL
Independent Papers
London
China
Sleep and study wear out body faster than exertion
A Spanish mathematician argues that the average sleep allowance suggests a man aged thirty has truly lived only about fourteen or fifteen years. He contends steady mental effort, such as three hours of close study, fatigues the body more than a full day of physical labor.
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Brice
Cleveland Recorder
Tom L. Johnson
Johnstown
Weddell
Whitney
Lincoln
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Harrison
Stormy Seas and Digestion Remedies in A Turbulent Era
The passage extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a universal antidote to seasickness, tropical climates, poor diet, and damp weather. It claims protection against rheumatism, malaria, and liver or kidney trouble for travelers, miners, and pioneers, while weaving in snippets of humorous or domestic text for contrast.
It Stils Alive and Patent Medicine Pitch
A fragment from a late 19th century newspaper page includes ad copy for Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Simmons Liver Regulator, praising cures and urging prompt treatment. It quotes testimonials and notes Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier, with various brand names and a note about a church inlopeka hiring a woman whistler for sacred music.
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Dr. Pierce
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Cleveland
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Teignts
Earl OF Dunraven
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the Earl OF Dunraven
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