Grant Birthday Remembrance Honors Ulysses S. Grant
Minnesota papers reflect on General Grant as America’s enduring symbol of duty and leadership. The piece lauds his rise from humble beginnings, his Civil War leadership, and lasting influence, noting his self restraint and fidelity to friends, with a concluding jab at Captain A B Kelly of the Toxin Rangers.
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America
Gen
Ulyssee G Grant
Atena
Grant
West Point
Tynnery
Derael Putaum
Hinney
Kuniwe
West
Walldos
Bodivet
White House
Republic
Hls Repubiic
Lincoln
Tian
Radheb
Nhe
Ion Nuttin
Ion Nuttin, Emspened In This Republic. Withal
General Grant
Wwe !Ry
Minnesota
A.B. Kelly
Toxin Rangers
Philipplies
The Reprimand and Politicking in Dewey Era Diplomacy
Analyzes how Admiral Dewey handled tensions with Germany during the Manila crisis, contrasting firm language with measured restraint. Reports on Captain Coghlan’s remarks and the U.S. reprimand, plus editorials praising strong yet prudent stances in diplomatic disputes.
Minnesota Volunteers Return Debate Sparks National Echo
In a fragmentary note the text argues that demands for forced return of volunteers will resonate nationwide, warning that those who press for return will face noisy opposition.
Campaign Key Note on Philippine Policy and Expansion
Senator Frye’s New York address signals Republican intent on the Philippines. He argues for holding the islands for economic and strategic gain, building local governance gradually, and preserving naval bases while resisting withdrawal or sale to any power. The piece contrasts expansionist aims with Bryan and Democratic calls for troop withdrawal and local self rule.
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Frye
New York
Moulin
Conelding
Weye
Bpain
Spain
Philippines
Bryan
Aguinalso
Roll Call of Presidents at Captain Dolan's Farm
The passage recounts Captain Dolan a Virginian farmer who raised eight presidential names among his children. Guests at the farm hall recount the presidents in order from Washington to Adams with early confusion over similar names and multiple Johns and Juniuses in the lineage and mentions the community’s curiosity about their place in history.
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New York Sun
James Monroe Dolan
Himes River
Captain Delon
van Buren
Ddim
Conbie Lee
Cpt
Weis Stretty
Washington
Washite
Tony
Jobin Adams
John Adame
John Adan
Mnistiad
Naming the Dolan Family in a Turbulent Era
A 19th century Dolan family tale recounts brothers named John Adams and John Quincy, and James and Jimmy. After Martin Van Buren Dolan’s birth, the father, a Whig, muttered the bitter truth about naming a son An drew Jackson, yet kept the family chain alive. Two years later a girl, known briefly as Sissy, was born and finally named Henry Clay Dolan after parental wrangling. Henry Clay Dolan later defended the homestead during raids until banishment with her brother under a military order. all other family members aside from the heads remained living.
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John Adams
John Quincy
James
Jimmy
Martin van Buren Dolan
Andrew Jackson
van Buren
Martin van Buren
Sissy
Henry Clay Dolan
Henry ‘Ay Dolan
Strange Creatures From An Artesian Well Reach Surface
Two living Typhlomoge Rathbunn specimens arrived at the New York Fish Commission from an artesian well dug to supply water to San Marcos Texas. The blunt snouted blind salamander and related crustaceans, all new to science, were found at 1,500 feet with a flow of 1,200 gallons per minute. The larval form may indicate arrested evolution or reversion, sparking questions about subterranean life and evolution.
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New York Sun
The
Fish Commission
Richard Rathbun
Smithsonian Institution
L. Breimeyer
Professor Marsh and the Indian Encounter Tale
Forest and Stream recounts a late Professor Marsh famed for wit and science. While fossil hunting near Fort Bridger a Sioux war party interrupted his work. An interpreter Indian announced Professor Marsh, a Yale paleontologist, and the moment framed a clash of civilizations with humor amid danger.
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Rocks Mountains
Plains
Nebraska
Oming
Fort Bridger
Mies
Othe
Charles Marsh
Yale Collage
Christiannel
A Royal Artist Revealed in London Exhibition
In London a book cover exhibition awarded prizes to two specimens signed by Miss Matthews. It is now disclosed that Miss Matthews is Princess Victovia, the sole unmarried daughter of the Fringe of Walks.
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Eimptes
Miss Matthews
Victovia
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