France faces royalist threat after Faure death
Special Correspondent reports France shaken as rival factions debate the throne question. Loubet becomes president amid labor unrest and canal panics while royalist claimants Prince Louis Napoleon and Louis Philippe Robert plot moves from Brussels and Paris. The Burgess bourgeoise and army officers show sympathy to monarchist aims, risking a constitutional crisis and potential upheaval.
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Chamber of Deputies
Loubet
M. Loubet
Panama Canal
M.wissa
Senate
Manu
Rue de la Seine
Mme. Loubet
Paris
Louis Napoleon
Prise
Nicholas
Lews
Napolean TV
Jerom -Napoleon
Plon Plon
Ana J
Olah
Victor
We Iis
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France
Italy
Russia
Nijui Novgorod
Louis Philippe Robert
Duke of Orleans
Comte de Paris
Comte de Chamford
Henri V
Duc d’Orleans
Duc d Orleans
Brussels
Twickenham
House of France
G. W. Veippiert
Mrs Gallup Warned of Impending Death by Almanac Bell
Mrs Gallup frets as she reads warnings from a family almanac claiming she will die soon and must plan funeral expenses. Samuel Gallup grills her about coffins and tombstones while she sobs at the thought of leaving him. The couple quarrels gently over price tags and burial plans as the eerie tolling repeats in their odd doom-laden conversation.
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Aaron
Tim
Samuel
Collins
Samuel Gallup
Heaven
Hannex
Mrs. Gallup
Martha Sweet
Dakota Trifle Near Parker Farmhouse Foreclosure Night
A party seeking lodging meets a shirt-sleeved farmer and three county constables at the gate. They learn the farmer faces foreclosure on mortgage and losses to crops and stock, yet hospitality remains despite looming distress and a sick household. The sheriff is approaching to foreclose, and the tale highlights frontier stoicism.
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Parker
Mr. Perkins
Mr. Swift
Uptown girl and a mischievous Maltese kitten
A Philadelphia Record note recounts a fashionable woman who kept a Maltese kitten in her bedroom. The cat chased and caught a small mouse on the bed during the night, nearly alarming the owner, who then moved the pet from the sleeping area to a more appropriate space.
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Philadelphia Record
Indignant Woman Fends Off Persistent Caller
A Cincinnati Inquirer report recounts a woman who, upon realizing a man was following her after leaving a streetcar, confronts him. He parries with courtesy, asking why she persists in preceding him. He then enters a nearby home, leaving her embarrassed and wary as she returns home.
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Cincinnati Inquirer
Old fashion snowstorm remark and engaged couple mention
A middle aged man calls a heavy snowstorm an old fashioned one while noting perceptions change with time. The exchange shifts to admiration for business enterprise and a young couple, Miss Florence and Bushman, who are engaged after two months of courtship with Miss Sparks.
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Butt
Ourhildren
N. Y. Sun
A Martyr to Science in a Society Scene
The Chicago Journal cites a quip where a doctor’s paper to the medical society on kissing being risky is met with a flippant remark asking for a kiss in return. The exchange frames a witty clash of science and social flirtation in a newspaper voice.
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Medical Society
Chicago Journal
How did you handle crude coins asks SRCenrite
A clipped humorous vignette from a St. Louis Globe-Democrat item questions money hunger and language while advertising St Jacobs Oil for rheumatism and sciatic relief. The fragment mentions a married man stuffing an overcoat pocket and a watch under a pillow, all in a satirical tone.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Sailors Recount Vermont Ship's Long Service
A historical note describes the U S Receiving Ship Vermont as over fifty years old and home to more than one million sailors in the navy, likening its age and feats to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters famed for fifty years. The text includes a vignette with a doctor addressing insomnia and a milk-based dosing quip.
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M. Wouber
Montesimar
Chamber of Deputies
U.S
Vermont
Hostetter
Worth while to chase a deadbeat who owes you money
The Washington I a Democrat notes it is nearly as valuable as the cost to see a deadbeat who owes you money dodge you, emphasizing the burlesque of debt collection and public scolding.
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Washington
Democrat
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