Amid Global Oddities and Political Rumors Echoed
A collage of curiosities and political chatter references fortunes and misfortunes. Prixer Gronar of Wales enjoys a $75 000 yearly allowance with a $50 000 added after his brother’s death, while a German-backed Jewish colony on the Gulf of Akaba fails and is asked to depart. A Qnartaxooga woman torments her physician over unpaid bills, and Pastor Paoressox Warrooms resigns with Episcopal conversion rumors. Reports mention Livingstone style exploration, Shakespeare and Bismarck, and a Frenchwoman bequeathing 100 000 to a daring Africa interior expedition, amid influenza affecting the Duchess of Connaught and Patricia. Monarchical discourse on emperors, an condemned wife murderer writing poetry, and fears of urban travel peril fill in. Illinois reports 450 000 sparrows slain, Kipling’s reception shifts, and notable Tennessee ex-governors linger within state lines. A physician’s claim on modern girls’ vigor, a New Orleans pugilistic duel on Ash Wednesday, and news of Leon Daudet’s daughter Jeanne Hugo birth anchor this mosaic of society, travel, and literature as Daniel Lamont travels incognito in Charleston.
Record of the Week Happenings Worldwide
A compilation from Washington to Madrid and beyond sketches conflicts, politics, crimes, disasters, and notable deaths. It notes elections in Texas, foreign affairs debates, storms, boiler explosions, fires, and a mix of sensational and routine reports from North America, Europe, and the Americas, with names like Blount, Perris, and Quay appearing amid broad geopolitical and social coverage.
Northwest News Highlights Minnesota Wisconsin and More
Summary of events from Minnesota Wisconsin and surrounding states including political moves by Gov Merriam and early work on the St Paul auditorium. Reports detail a Dundas Minnesota correspondent threatened by white caps, multiple deaths and illnesses, legal actions, fires, and accidents across the region.
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Manet
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Samuel D. Bergquist
Parker's Prairie
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Patrick Murphy
Murphy
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Owatonna
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St. George’s Catholic Church
Glencoe
Louis Sebalta
Squire Cochrane
Buffalo
George N. Day
Attra
Spencer
First National Bank
Whitten
Whitten, Burdette & Into A House of Ill Fame In the Twin Cities
Indian Yanktona Agent Hester and a Large Party Planned
South Dakota reports describe a large party organized by Indian Agent Hester for travel to public set locations. The passage mentions strike activity on Annie and Josie lodes, a 3 feet wide vein worth about 43 dollars per ton, and fatal machinery incidents at Homestake.
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Dick New- Kervis
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Why He Surrendered the Story of Valparaiso's Fight
A rugged seafaring tale recalls Admiral Farragut's boyhood at seven and his rise to midshipman, describing the Valparaiso harbor battle. It portrays Porter’s command, a brutal volley, and Farragut’s acts as powder boy and aide as ships burned nearby.
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Midipman
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Pittsburgh Dispatch
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Fort Shaeydose
Through a hole the boodler gang schemes revealed
An old Chicago tale describes detectives watching a saloon’s hidden rooms and a wall paper hole to expose a network of boodling and conspiracy. Indictments, private offices, and a back room stock exchange center are outlined with arrests and court actions hinted.
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Senate debates on canal and rapids improvements
Fragmentary report shows discussion of funding for the Columbia River Three Mile rapids project and harbor works. A memorial for 1000 Paul favors a proposed 16th amendment. mentions lighthouses and pensions for women who served in the war. Names include Holler and Parrett from Indiana.
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Ecu
Columbia River
Three Mile Rapids
Kr. Davis
Paul
Ainneapolis
Senate debates Indian appropriation bill and freemarket measures
The Senate began detailed consideration of the Indian appropriation bill with debates on the free coinage issue. Reports included revenue cutter construction for Pacific and Great Lakes service. Unprecedented moves withdrew trusted employees from the chamber. Sherman urged ratification of Behring Sea arbitration, noting U S gains from submission to arbitration. Also noted were a Celtic fund bill and a bequest of remarks on public rents.
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Tenence
Great Lakes
Senate
McCook
Freign Affairs Coniuries
Sherman
United States
Great Britain
Mr. Carey
Washington
Gulls as log rollers at a small tea party in Chicago
A Chicago scene at a downtown restaurant shows postprandial gambling as three young men create dice from sugar lumps and turn a quiet inner into a poker dice and craps game. A waiter notes how easily the dice can evade police, while a narrator describes the scene with irony.
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Chicago News
Sagar
Shown Fragments of Royal and Political Life Across Pages
A collage of clipped anecdotes from imperial and American headlines. It sketches a wary Khedive and palace life, a lighthearted chat with reporters, a tale of a royal interview, and curious notes on a sea gulls that supposedly serviced a throne. It also references a Chicago senator’s easy Globe-Democrat interview and a peculiar infant king’s infantile spectators.
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Tacoma Herald
Spain
Expinosa
Gritsvox
Avaitage Mthag
Igen Pepermerer Arming Ie PuNtatar
Galls Goud
Barhacien
Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder claims long-standing purity
The advertisement touts Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder as the oldest of its kind, free from ammonia or alum, made from pure Cream of Tartar in Jersey City, and endorsed by US and Canadian governments, universities, physicians, and health boards. It notes use in the US Army and Navy and in elite households, asserting honesty and transparency in its labeling.
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Canada
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Boards of Health
United States Army
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