Brazil Reports Urges Mello Action and Naval Movements
Reports from Brazil describe Adolfo Mello poised for a decisive move as rebel and government forces clash. The Urano steamed from Rio de Janeiro Oct 15 wounded by a shell, with 40 crew deaths claimed. Government guns mounted at Rio to move troops to Santos, while rebel flagship Aquidaban sustains damage. The piece also notes international commentary on the Carter Harrison case and British actions in Africa.
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Times
Rio
Armel
Urano
Desterraul
Aduiril Mello
Rio de Janeiro
Santos
Ois
Riachuelo
Benjamin Constant
Aquidaban
Nature’s Unrest Deepens in Unsettled Protests
Fragmentary report notes growing tension as opposition to wartime policy intensifies. Observers warn of possible escalation if negotiations fail, with officials seeking an early, peaceful settlement to prevent further disruption.
Mixed Early Cotton Market Amid Liverpool Outlook
Liverpool reports brighten the cotton outlook as New York opens barely steady with gains to 23 for January and a drift to 21 for the month. Other items note Carolina convict leases, liquor seizures in South Carolina, a suicide in Fluvanna, a failure at Calvert Exchange, and sporadic fire and transit incidents across the country.
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Liverpool
Galveston
Ellison
Great Britain
Incidents at Coroner's Inquest Over Harrison Remains
A coroner's jury inquiries into the case reveal the murderer Prendergast expressing rare remorse. He tells detectives he killed her husband and regrets the act, saying it was wrong but necessary. The remark stands as the sole instance of regret observed during the investigation.
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Mr. Harrison
Gurcaco
Coron
Remaice
Prendergast
Georgia Legislature Debates Education and Constitutional Amendment
A Georgian debate highlights education in foreign systems and calls for trade schools while a constitutional amendment on Supreme Court size passes the house. Also reports: Buffalo scion Hershee’s marriage change, Hartford priest vote controversy, and a fatal infantry incident in New Haven with Lieutenant Cee meek involved.
Trouble Brews on East Tennessee Railway Lines
Knoxville reports brewing trouble as East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia railway workers prepare for a large strike over a 10 percent wage cut ordered by receivers. Meetings and grievous fears signal resistance, with the reduction set to take effect soon.
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Knoxville
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railway
Barwells Maid and Silverado Dreaming
A first person recollection frames a tale at Barwell's boarding house in Silverado. The narrator recalls a waiflike maid who brings milk at dawn and softens his resolve with hints of affection. He narrates a growing fixation, an orange shared, and a curious chase that ends with a marriage proposal amid rustic ride imagery.
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Silverado
Sierras
Barwell’s
Barwell's
Mrs. Barwell
Barwell
Victim of Misfortunes Appeals for Aid at Door
A man pleads for charity at a doorstep, claiming his wife is injured and requires medical care. He stresses he has never begged before and hopes for money or clothing as he explains his wife’s broken leg and his devotion to her. Local bystander Mrs. Harkins questions him while he seeks help.
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Borrato
Harry Walter Hershee
Buffalo
Lucetta M. Litz
Aursa
Columa
Oth
Corex
Rochester
Warren C. Hubbard
Maud Fambro
Southern Medical College
Atlanta
Lillie Lambach
Orlando
Fila
Mary
Evidence of Friendship Scene In Damaged Text
A fragment from a dialogue shows Yellowly asking a favor from Brownly, claiming friendship and reliance. A boy about eight scans a newspaper, discovering Pope's Essay on Man, then discards it with the remark that it may be easy on man but hard on a boy.
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Yellowly
Brownly
Jay Ie
Pope
Man
Cautious Remark Echoes West Play Talk
A cautious remark hints that someone heard rumors about plans to play in the west. The comment reflects hesitation and speculation about future participation and location.
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Harver
Anecdotes From The Old South In A Marching Row
A fragment from Washington Post style humor recounts Brer Lias seeking church roles and a reader daughter Lucinda guiding him through scripture exams, with a retold Jezebel tale. It shifts to a Georgia tale of a train passenger asking Tocatie and ends with a father’s joke on marrying off his daughters and dowries.
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Bret 'Liss
Walis
Sexton
Lucinda
Board of
Washington Post
Prisoner Found Guilty of Posing as Blind Man
The judge declares a prisoner guilty of impersonating a blind man and obtaining a benefit. The prisoner reacts with a remark about the country and the judge orders him held in the county jail.
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Harper’s
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