Columbus Star Names Local Editors and Orators
The Columbus Star reports E. H. Kinney and A Turpin as proprietors and City Editor Chag Turpin. It notes delivery by Senator Cannon and J A Frear, with Gettysburg address read by Capt. W Pretaingar. Orations at St Elizabeth's, Oak Hill, and Harmony cemeteries were given by Mr Yo 7 Putman, W Eb King, and Rev Geo W Lee.
Advertising Rates for Daily Weekly and Local Ads
Advert rates listed for various insertions including one inch ads in daily and weekly papers. Prices cover one year six months three months and one month options. Locals priced per word with discounted contract rates for large volumes and renewal terms noted.
Republicans Aim to Send Tariff Bill by Late July
The Republicans plan to send the Tariff Bill to the President by the last week of July, criticizing delays since taking office. President McKinley attended Memorial Day ceremonies at Arlington Cemetery with speeches by Representative Dolliver and Hon. Webster Davis. Tracy L. Jeffords spoke at the Soldier's Home Cemetery, with Dr. J.48. Raub delivering the Tomb of Gen. John A. Logan address.
Chinese Woman to Represent China at Congress
Li Hung Chang appoints Marguerite Wang and Dr Hy King Eng to represent Chinese women at the upcoming Congress. The American based Foo-Chow mission notes Wang sought education before betrothal. She and Hartford meet the viceroy who approves Wang as China’s second female delegate.
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America
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Foo-Chow Mission
Hun Chang
Lord Li
Marguerite
Steeney
Mrs Hartford
London
China
Fhe
Hy King Eng
Philadelphia
Foo Chow
Li Hung Chang
St. Paul
Prem
The Fighting Editors and a Paris Newspaper Tale
A Cornhill Magazine writer recalls visiting a grand Paris newspaper office with a friend seeking a correction. They are invited to a well furnished room where editors listen but the scene focuses on the power of print and the tension between pens and swords.
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Cornhill
Monkeys Show Devotion as Sick Companion Nears Death
In a Chicago museum a monkey named Cudge suffers from consumption. His cage mates, led by Pet the mate and a woodchuck, nurse him with touching devotion as keeper Reed notes the common fatality of consumption among imported monkeys.
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Sage
Chicago
Cudge
Mr. Reed
Reed
Pet
Woodchuck
Cidee
Milwaukee Abandons Semicentennial Exposition Plan
A Milwaukee committee of 160 abandons the project to hold a semicentennial exposition in 1898 to mark Wisconsin’s statehood. Despite raises of about 225000, opposition outside Milwaukee blocks state funding, and the panel pivots to a historical Madison celebration with a proposal to fund published records.
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Kjetzsch
Milwaukee
Haring
Madison
Courthouse Shoe Shine Scene Draws Attention in Wichita
Two young women at a Wichita courthouse offered shoe polishing to officials and visitors, drawing curious crowds as County Superintendent Mackey and County Clerk Beacon Wilson watched. The scene featured intimate polish of county leaders’ shoes and described the attendants with vivid, humorous detail.
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Wichita
Kan
Evers
Maskey
Denny Beacon Wilson
County Angels
Camp finds old coins and counterfeit plates in stump near Marshfield
Workmen Roys and Decker uncovered an old coffee pot in a stump north of Marshfield Wisconsin containing a copper coin from 1850 of the Upper Bank of Canada a Spanish coin dated 181% a document claiming nine patents for land in Georgia dated 1780 a claim for £25 for services as a member of assembly a note on Georgia and counterfeit shin plasters and four proof sheets of engravings of counterfeit US currency from one to twenty dollars
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Abraham Barrett
Georgia
United States
Ancient Key and Lock Guarded at Fleet Street Church
A centuries old key weighing seven pounds and 18 inches long hangs on the door of Temple church in London. Experts say the lock was made for the key, not the other way around, and both items date from the Knights Templar era with the church itself tied to that period.
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Mlew Pachkages
Legion
Temple Church
Fleet Street
London
Knights Templar
Engagement Breaks Amid Intolerant Demands and Bike Clash
A dialogue reveals a broken engagement as the beautiful girl laments her partner’s intolerance. The friend notes devotion, while she cites giving in before his insistence she abandon her bicycle and ride the make he favored. The piece touches on restraint, pride, and personal choice in a strained relationship.
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Yoo Mach
Chicago Post
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