Mixed News Highlights From Brookhaven and Chicago
A Chicago Theosophical Society event announced a donor gifting 11,000 to the movement as Baltimore hosts many saloons and coal discussions. The U.S. Geological Survey released a water use volume, while Clermont county residents plan a 500 acre national park honoring Gen. Grant. Secretary Wilson predicts Southern tea farming growth and youth work through irrigation.
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Maine
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Montis
Fiaers
Clermont County
Point Pleasant
Gen. Grant
Voint Pleasant
David Murphy
Twenty thousand gather for royal celebration abroad
Across the British Empire and allied nations President Mel Kinley sent congratulatory telegrams as Empress Victoria’s eightieth birthday was celebrated. So-called news items detail parades, political speeches, and public tributes amid a wide spread of events from New York to London, with notable figures such as William J Bryan referenced in relation to trust debates.
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Willam J. Regan
Victoria
Mel Kinley
Sexo Dow Barts
Mle
Atlanta
Distriit
Columbia
Cleveland
Taylor
Kansas City
Eastert
Tines
Ste Lewis
Spain
Jos Hoesen
Paris
J Havas
Danelle
Admiene
Navy
Washington
New York
Ways of Carrying Money Across Nations in Humorous Contrast
The American hides greenbacks in a long narrow pocketed belt. the Russian favors boots or coat lining. the French use a plain leather purse. the German carries an embroidered silk purse held by a noble individual. a South American capitalist keeps dollars in a cunning belt. Italians from poorer clans tuck wealth in a gypsy colored handkerchief. Spaniards employ similar self charms for concealment.
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Carrick
Lottehen
Mina
Democratic National Committee Conference Sets Campaign Rally Plan
May 22 St Tawis A conference of Democratic National Committee members adjourned at 3 39 pm without platform discussion. Focused on methods of party work for the coming campaign and strengthening state organization. Next meeting slated for Chicago July 2 to decide rallying cry and fall strategy. Attendees listed with proxies from several states.
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Democratic National Committee
Plavke
Chicago
Jean
National Committee
Theer
Henry Taston
Alabante
Tomitiesn
Thomas C. McRae
Arkansas
TJ. O'Donnell
Wilton Adult
Colorado
Clark Howell
Georgia
Alexander Troup
Connecticut
Thomas Gahan
John
Iowa
J. G. Johnson
Kansas
Trey Wooton
Kentucky
W. D. Builivan
Wd. Stone
Missouri
Thompson
Nebraska
Josephus Diets
North Carolina
J. 3. Gutty
Vania
Dates for the President planned western tour and New England stop
Washington May 20 President Me Kinley plans a western tour as far as St Paul and Minneapolis with possible stop at Yellow Stone park and coast depending on circumstances The visit to St Paul not yet decided and he aims to be there around the thirteenth Minnesota and South Dakota regiments return from the Philippines will be warmly welcomed His New England tour will be quiet with informal receptions at Holyoke and Springfield and a call at Smith College Northampton Mount Holyoke South Hadley encampment at Philadelphia in September welcomed by the president
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Tittin
Our National Baptist Convention
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Pittsburgh
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el Win
West Party
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New York
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Minneapolis
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Tle
Minnesota
South Dakota
Philippines
New England
Holyoke
Springfield
Smith College
Northampton
Mount Holyoke
South Wadley
Philedelphia
Spanish Statesman Castelar Dead In Madrid
Spanished statesman Don Emilio Castelar died after a pulmonary ailment. He passed away in Madrid with the queen regent and cabinet sending condolences. The body to be embalmed and a public funeral planned in the capital.
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Emilio Castelar
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Murecia
Spain
Chamber of Deputies
Mississippi Matters notes by J L Power on census shows
The column covers census figures of 1810 and 1839 with white and colored counts, native and foreign born, and totals. It discusses education spending, Confederate veterans care, and state roles in charity hospitals. Mentions Meridian Matty Nersel Hospital stone laying and Louisiana Home for soldiers, plus New Orleans Mint operations and dollar production.
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Tne Perenntage
Ias
New Orleans
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Edwin Marks
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Charity Hospital
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Finelock
Noman
United States
Jean
Tomeix
Queen Victoria's Eightieth Birthday Observed Across Lands
London marks Queen Victoria's eightieth with rain and sun as Windsor hosts a serenade at Windsor Castle and the queen plants an oak sapling assisted by the Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. U.S. President sends birthday greetings from Washington with best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
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India
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Curzon
Washington
D.C
Windsile
England
Rosa Bonheur Dies at 77 in Fontainebleau
The painter Rosa Bonheur died at 11 o'clock Thursday night in Fontainebleau France aged 77. Daughter of painter Raymond Bonheur she rose to fame with The Horse Fair, housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. She loved animals, kept a large menagerie, and earned the Legion of Honor from Napoleon III.
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Val
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Croer
Legion of Honor
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Jokes and Scams Disrupt Winter Train Ride Tale
A Boston returnee narrates a prank on a winter train segment where a man feigns security needs to introduce a sister and aunt aboard asking for $25. The scam collapses when the sister’s diamond is only worth five cents. Also includes a note offering $100 for catarrh cures from Hall’s Co and assorted humorous ads and medical quackery clutter.
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