Royal lineages and thrones across Europe recounted
A historical summary lists major royal houses and their seats. It notes that 41 thrones in Europe are held by German princes, including Austria and Belgium, while the Bourbon line is reduced to a single Spanish heir and the Habsburg line is considered extinct since 1740. The Austrian royal family is now in the Lorraine line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hohenzollern
Wittelabach
Wettin
Wurtemburg
Zabrngen
Hessen
Meckienberg
Holstein
Anhalt
Schwarzburg
Hops-burg-Lorraine
Weil
Reuss
Sthaumburg
Bragapsa
Monaco
Bonaparte
Bernadotte
Alay
Obreno Witsch
Njenech
Turkas
Osman
Bhitope
Austria
Belgium
Bulgaria
Dentmark
Eingland
Greece
Holland
Portugal
Roumania
Russia
House of Bourbon
Spain
Bapsburg
Noted War Claims and Patent Medicine Claims In One Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment cites debates over Cuba’s freedom and Philippines possession tied to war costs. It cites Hos teler’s Stomach Bitters as a cheap cure and references census figures on gender imbalances in the United Kingdom across 1871 1881 and 1891, noting female surplus figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
United Kingdom
Grand Army encampment traffic on Baltimore and Ohio line
The Baltimore and Ohio South Western Railway prepared a passenger tally for Cincinnati during the thirty second Grand Army of the Republic encampment from September 8 to 12. A peak of 8 322 travelers occurred September 6, totaling 27 397 carried. Moscow’s Great Transport Hospital serves 7 000 capacity with 26 physicians and 900 stories in its first century, founded 1764.
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Hienary G. A. B
Rawn
Baltimore and Ohio- South Western Railoway
Cincinnati
Grand Army of the Republic
tHatica
Baltimore and Ohio South Western
Moscow
General Interest News Roundup From the War Era
Dispatches report peace progress and military movements as of early October, including battleships Illinois launch at Newport News with sponsor Nancy Leiter, a Cuban evacuation plan debate, and various political and criminal incidents in the United States and abroad. Notable items include Quay conspiracy warrants, a tragic shooting in Montreal area, Henry George's NY governor nomination defeat, and international diplomacy claims regarding Britain Russia and Crete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
New York
British Foreign Office
China
Joseph Clothier
St. Severin
Montreal
Canada
Henry George
Chicago Platform Democrats
Menry M. McDonald
New York’ Bimetallic Association
Essex
Walter J. Yates
E.J. North
United States
Matthew 8. Quay
Richard R. Quay
Benj. J. Taywood
Charles H. McKie
John 8
Topkins
People's Bank of Philadelphia
Senator Quay
Tinywood
Omaha
David J. Till
Rochester
John Bassett Moore
Olidam
Santiago de Cuba
Pana
Birmingham
Ala
Penwell
Pinkerton
London
Paris Journal Des Debats
Great Britain
Russia
Yang-tse-Kiang Valley
Manelukia
Long
Ateordanes
Lewis Nixon
Newport News
Iron Works
Union Iron Works
Garcia
Illinois
Nancy Leiter
Wahoo
9. E. Johnson
Company K
Third
Nebraska Volunteers
Jacksonville
Pla
Johnson
Evie Johnson
Massachusetts
Roger Wolcott
Paris
Wright Smith
Jones Station
Morrison
France
Italy
Crete
Allen DB. Chanadick
Georgia
Charles Sporting
Budd
California
Cordelia Botkin
Delaware
John P. Dunning
Joshua Dean
Botkin
Hacon
Bear Island
Walker
Haa
Liliuvlalani
George
Sextou
Hawthorn club cancels Corbett McFoy bout amid complications
Reports cover a range of 1900s era items including a murder and fire cases a yacht capsized on the Indian river and several high profile figures and places such as Kingston Derby West End hotel Strait Henkew Paris and Havana in dispatches about a labor strike in Paris and a Cuban trade stance. General Lee expresses readiness to move to Cuba and to embark for Havana while the navy tallies losses in the war and public opinion shifts toward the United States retaining the Philippines.
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Géruti
Lord Belper
Kingston
Derby
Eng
Hartments
West [End
Strait
Swold
Henkew
China
Hames
Hawthorn Athletic Club of
Buffalo
Corbett-Mcfoy
Lee
Board of
Hhis
Cuba
Leach
Lake
Minn
Lacon
Wilkinson
N. le Weatherby
Troy
J.J. Kinkie
Lawrance
Kan
Everet Slocum
Hastings
Howe
Bet, & Newark
New York City
Brainerd,Minn
United States Navy
Navy Department
Philippine Islands
United States
America
Halcomb
Nebraska
War Department
Saul
Sturgis
S. D
Fort Meade
Military governors plan sail as army moves to Savannah
Major-General Henry W. Lawton sails for the United States after three months leave due to ill health. Admiral Miller returns to the Philadelphia and signs off on island affairs. The Seventh army corps shifts from Jacksonville to Savannah with a set transport plan. A bear island incident near Ferris Minn shows rising tensions as 160 Indians camp nearby and settlers seek shelter. Clarke and Hattie Maroney killed resisting arrest near Owensboro. Crete evacuation ultimatum raises Turkish tensions. Algeria census notes early marriages and widows among youth.
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Henry W. Lawton
Department of Santiago
United States
Miller
U. S
Hawaiian Islands
Philadelphia
Seventh Army Corps
Jacksonville
Savannah
South Carolina
Texas
Louisiana
Nebraska
Bryar
Indiana
Illinois
North Carolina
Iowa
Virginia
Missouri
Ferris
Minn
Leech Lake
Bear Island
Graveland
Here
Tloward Clark
Louisville
Hattie Maroney
Owensboro
Clarke
Hefferman
Ohio
Turkey
Crete
Algeria
Alzerida
Debtors and Money Power Questions to Editors
Illinois farmer James Cockrell asks Chicago Tribune editor to explain the 44-cent dollar and the prosperity of money lenders versus producers. He poses twelve questions on silver remonetization, money value, and national wealth, seeking a clear economic defense. The piece reproduces Cockrell’s broadside aimed at the Tribune’s financial editorial stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago’ Tribune
James Cockrell
Illinois Tarmer
United States
Nn & Follar
Huyndred
England
Germany
Italy
Austria
Spain
China
Ohio
Treasury Cash Balance Sparks Debate Over Federal Funds
The letter argues the U S treasury holds about 350 million dollars and questions why so much should be kept idle. It contends bankers finance elections, banks earn regular interest, and if goldbugs control Congress, greenbacks might be burned while interest bonds profit. The author predicts political shifts could change money policy.
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United States
House clash over reform publication delayed in upper chamber
Speech excerpts indicate pressure to push forward a reform publication bill in the house led by Speaker Reed. The measure faces likely blockage in the upper chamber by populist forces, stalling progress for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Press
Reed
Monopolies and press freedoms spar over law and trade
A collection of sample editorials laments monopoly power and written constitutions while criticizing unlicensed press moves and urging voters to choose responsible leadership. War department failures and the fate of Lt. Tiffany spark calls for accountability and reform.
Wealth and morality in political economy
The passage argues that theft cannot create wealth but only redistributes existing goods. It questions whether a thief who funds public institutions could be a public benefactor, noting political economy ignores stealing except as it distorts natural wealth distribution, per Henry George.
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Anthony
Caesar
Rome
Henry George
Outcry Over Expansion Talks in Era of Philippine Policy
A Chicago judge linked to Ottumwa voices aggressive expansion aims citing Philippines as a step toward China. The piece portrays a spread-eagle policy pushing to seize more territories and concludes with demand for broader holdings in Asia.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
Grosseup
Chicago
Philippines
China
Pelaga Wa
Old Farmer
Labor and Money Creation Theory in Economic Thought
The piece critiques paper money as not adding real wealth while noting exchange improvements can boost production. It argues wealth comes from labor alone and warns readers to consider this when assessing monetary influence on national prosperity. It also comments on equality rhetoric in modern times.
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Idhor
Untitled Promotional Snippet on Self-Improvement Product
An arranged ad-like fragment promotes a self improvement product priced at fifty cents. Literacy is unclear but appears to urge readers to avoid bad habits and pursue success through guidance.
Advertisers Reliable for Honest Bargains
Reader guidance extols thrifty reading and subscribing habits. It promises access to interesting studies and bargains from trustworthy advertisers who deliver what they advertise.
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L. B. GQ
Winslow
Mia We Fichols
Princeton
Ind
Coscareta
Cure
Lelfty
Beyiowy
Chitaco Tribune
Jongs
Ujsiters
Tua
San Francisco
Goldiéra
Willa Tiffany
Rough Riders
Boston
Tiffany
Santiago
Ouvette
F. M. Johnson
Young Tiffany
Cubs
Dong
Alger
Ighia
Mrs. Pinkham
Jessis
Ebner’s
Dnar Mus
Prrcwam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Raute
Omaha, Num
Got
Prealdest Mellamy and
Hie
France Pritecipal
Ben Omabe
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