Second Presidency of Cleveland Recalled in 1880s Context
The article reviews Grover Cleveland's second presidency and its legacy, noting his return to office after private life, his presidency amid financial and political strife, including the gold standard battle, the repeal of the Sherman Act on silver, and his post presidency life in Princeton. It mentions public sentiment, key events, and reactions from both parties as he left office in 1897. It also briefly notes local Idaho incident of Mrs. Brooks firing at two young women over jealousy related to her husband.
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Cleveland Beyer Posmeref
Ward
Congress
Cleveland
Iungland
Grover Cleveland
Tne
William McKinley
Alee
Cleveland Settml
Krincetog
X. d
Holle Mines
Grangevillig
Idaho
Downy Brooks
Pacl ‘Telephone Company
Brooks
Brook
Butte
Mont Mra
Isroolis
For Rent and Local Notices in Early Spokane
For rent a four room partly furnished house at 826 5th street Win Walters today sold to Fy As. Shandy farm near the Spokane Bridge coordinates 5000. Maxonic lodge meeting canceled due to Priternal hall. Geo Williams of Wile Hume Gewham arranged a tenancy for the plan and cultivation of a $12 000 school house at Trent Washington. The mobile library received a shipment of government books and documents from Washington. Many subtle connections with federal documents noted.
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Win
Walters
Shandy
Spokane
Maxonic Lodge
Conaine
Geo. Williams
Wile Hume & Gewham
Trent
Washington
Battleships In Parade As Pacific Fleet Deploys From San Francisco
Thirteen of the Atlantic Fleet battleships bound for a Hampton Roads voyage are in San Francisco harbor with three more expected soon. The ships include Connecticut Vermont Georgia Wisconsin Illinois Maine Nebraska and others. A second Pacific division will depart for San Diego and the cruise to Manila and Pearl Harbor is planned for August.
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Ban Francisco
Dune
Atlantic
Ban Beaneslace
Hampton Ronde
Ban Weaneleo Harbor
Connecticut
Vermont
Georgia
Wincouin
Uilnobi
Mimenrt
New Jerny
Otto
Ravticky
Loutatar Kanms
Mianevota
Nebraska
Fthodoland
Virginia
Kear
Panther
Yankton
Hanahili
Culgan
Reliat
Wid Alan
Pacine
San Prancisco
San Clown
Crusery Tetweave
Washington
California
Bouit Dakota
Turpedor
Preble
Perry
Farragut
Pacific Foot
Monvlofa
Bama
Branford University Board Rejects Jordan Plan
The Branford University board of trustees turned down Dr. Jordan's plan to convert the institution into a broader university with preparatory courses and extended branches. President Horace Harris stated changes cannot be made against the will of the late founder, emphasizing keeping the university close to the people.
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Ban Firanctrco
Branford Universaiy
Jordan
University
Not & College
Airwtani
Horace Haris
Genator
Stanford
Mississippi Valley State Board Eyes Public Utility Scheme
A Mississippi legislative proposal in New Orleans contemplates creating a quasi public steamship company to conserve the Mississippi valley state. A 25 member committee of prominent businessmen urges incorporation under state authority with 10 million capitalization and tax exemption through 1925. The plan requires organizational amendment to take effect and seeks a private public partnership.
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NRW
Orlnane
Tanatnni
Micassaljil
Lewisiain
Cnminittes
New Orleans
Missianipp
Orion Steamably Company
Demestio Steamehlyine
Property Transfers in Coeur d Alene District
Heal Eetatn Tranafers list patate trainaters of Kooteval county as furnished by Coeur d Alene Abstract & Title Guaranwe. Barah Maude Noyinaias to Geo i. Bayder for 15 acres in Lake Shore addition. Elizabeth Welch to Julius W. Raihke for $500 and related parcels. James T Bravion acquires 65 feet of WY of bik 26 in Reid addition. Meuty M. Pauliner to yey Staines for $8000 involving two acres in temporary EO bw. Sarah McKee transfers to Lerihe of Mest in City of Come.
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F.C Holton
James T Bravion
Reid
Coeur d'Alene
Meuty M. Pauliner
Staines
Poe
Sarah
McKee
Lerihe
City of Come
Fragmentary notes on north and south Italy unity details
The text outlines a divided view of Italy’s unity, contrasting northern and southern conditions. It mentions Lombard funding and movement, northern possessions near the Po, and Teutonic and Lombard influences, with scattered references to exile and geographic zones around Misdehime and Bineharg.
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Italy
Lom
Misdehime
Bineharg
Germany
Lombardy
Worth
Thay
Fragmented OCR Note About Interstate Event
A partial OCR note mentions an interstate matter with terms like Vermont glow and specific numbers. The readable text is scattered and unclear, lacking a coherent event or identifiable persons or organizations to anchor a fuller summary.
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United States
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Clevelande
Jittie
New York
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Princeton
N. 1
Muly
Bridie
England
Venezuela
John Quincy
Nino Wood
Pires
Richard
Francis Grover
Erry MI Baier
Dono Big Batterins
San Francisco
Bell Phone
Zimmer
Greer Bros
Graham
American Trust CO
Bea Ca A Rons
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Tox Bale
Collins Asean
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Iola
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E. Conn
Graham Ve
HH. Hubbard
R. H. H. Hubbard & Real Estate, Insurams Bonds
Notary PI
Gardendale
Exchange National
Tillie Wood
Robt. G. Johnston
Antler Hotel Plana
Calahed
A. Blixt Justice
PEACH
Com Steamship Tickets
Wiegett Block, Coour
Mit
Sherman Streg Mauer
Union Laundr Sae Renal Eee Om
B. Anderson
E. W. Buckley
Bath
Glenmoa Panna Salle
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