Frank E Corbett Mourned as Death Shocks Friends
The death of Pronk Covhect shocks Frank E Corbett's circle and evokes memories of his refined civility and powerful influence. Tributes praise his dramatic wit and devotion to family while noting his political and personal impact. The community recalls his generous nature as they seek solace in shared grief.
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Pronk
Wits
Comet
Legesaciniee
Dallery
Wolee
Ibayitee Picton
Oragary
Monin
Pegand
Courney
Geoopelegee
Do Ie
Frank
Corbett
Dulauney
Tie Hind
Of Frank E Corbet a Gentle Life Remembered
A brief tribute notes that Frank E Corbet lived with gentleness as his defining trait and that his character combined many elements, evoking a timeless reflection on a life well lived.
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Frank E. Corbet
Harrison the Soldier Remains a National Hero in Death
A tribute to General William Henry Harrison emphasizes his care for wounded soldiers of the old Seventh Indiana and the brigade he led. It recalls his humility, humanitarian acts, and enduring popularity among veterans, noting his postpresidential work with a Presbyterian board and his final call for peace.
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Dupyor
Harrison
7Th Indiana
Washington
Chattagenga
Atlanta
Savannah
Thurrison
Danes
Tenwral Harrison
Mhdalehi
Watt
Peneh Tres Uruk
Harwon
Gali
Shetan
Hell
Eecure
Covern Hayrleon
Holy City
Eivenal
Alaska Gold Fields Promise Great Year Ahead
Reginald W Nut tall predicts Cape Nome could rival Klondike output this season while Mt. McKinley area shows renewed activity. The piece argues about mineral wealth, coal deposits, and shifts in global geology influencing Alaska’s future mining potential.
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Alaska
Reginald W. Nuttall
Cape Nome
Klondike
Mt. Nucuul
Faye
Couney
Formaton
England Faces New Taxation In Likely Budget Moves
Rumors circling London claim Sir Michael Hicks Beach will push a 1901 1902 budget that shifts away from free trade toward new excise and import duties. The plan would likely target sugar to ease South African war costs, with the burden falling mainly on wage earners and the lower middle class through higher taxes on commodities like tea coffee and tobacco.
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Michael Hicks-Reagh
London
Burger
England
Tfe
Sir William Harcourt
South Africa
Megards
House of Commons
Michael Hirkch
Boston Transcript
North Star mining forecast and cautious investment note
The article argues against chasing popular investment fads and favors diversified ventures with gold as a core asset. It praises hydraulic placer work, notes past losses came from misjudgment, and envisions vast treasure thawing from frozen soils in summer with mining spurring northern industry and settlers.
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Nuttall
Stordy
North Star
Carnegie Endows Million Dollar Fund for Retired Workers
Andrew Carnegie announced a 5 million dollar endowment for superannuated Carnegie Steel employees and plans to donate 12 million annually from his income as the work grows. The notes praise the French plan for a battleship named the Victor Hugo and remark on China’s precarious situation. Cleveland is described as the surviving ex-president, younger than Harrison by a few years.
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Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Company
Carnegie
China
Grover Cleveland
Harrison Wits
Merسolian State Press Comment on Seventh Legislative Assembly
The Mérsolian offers a poited view on the seventh legislative assembly as a barrier to future Republican gains. It argues the Democratic party remains fractured, with Park Men and Daly Men briefly united by common interests yet driven by self-preservation and internal pressures.
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Poitiert
Nashev
Ark
Daly
Hiss
Thia
Mia Ie
Democratic shifts reshape Montana politics in fusion debate
The piece argues Democrats relied on populist dissents to win in Montana, then split as factions formed a strenuous wing of Democrats, populists, laborites, and anarchists. It claims conservative Democrats withdrew from fusion, harming democracy and aiding a rise of the Republican party with a brighter future.
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Montana
Ami Dabor
Hay
Democratic Party
Orontana
Consolidate State Schools Debate Drives Reform Plan
Great Falls Leader notes a two year legislative commission will consider consolidating all state educational institutions. The idea, once urged by Paris Gibeon in 1893, aimed to centralize operations under one government and location to save funds and streamline appropriations, though past capital contests hindered progress.
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Great Falls
United States
Paris Gibeon
Congress
Rodomdon
Sime
Peronall Laird’s Long Silence Ends with Death in Scotland
Thirty years after vowing never to show his face, George Johnston, laird of the Fife Isle estate near Dundee, dies leaving an estate worth 25 million dollars. He was a bachelor. a nephew is named heir. Also notes Yale law and Glasgow anniversary appointments and other international notes on heirs, royalty, and public gifts.
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Erin
Alout
George Johnston
Fife Isle
Dundee
Scotland
Johnston
The Spice of Life and a Moonlit Proposal
A playful verse from The Smart Set laments a delayed suitor named Mr. Affinity. The speaker imagines rivals, hints at a proposed match with Jim, and notes family concern as a witty, flirtatious exchange unfolds in a mock dramatic scene.
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Jim
Mr. Affinity
Incident of travel sparks cries in the Detroit Journal
A travel incident shows a Mexican woman and her children wailing over a drunk husband. The observer questions whether the grief is justified, and the woman replies in Spanish. The scene ends with the narrator offering a fresh cigar as a sign of courtesy.
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Detroit Journal
Two in One Robber Delights Crowd in Daring Train Hold Up
A single bandit halted a train and, amid laughter from a florid passenger, joked with the crowd. He claimed height and asked for the watch and chain hidden in a boot before calmly continuing the plundering as merriment echoed through the car.
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Puck
Ready to Take His Turn in Town Scene
A voliceman questions a loitering farmer named Comntosel who plans to quit gambling after meeting a bunko man and buying some refreshments before catching a train. He hopes to come out ahead this time, a cautious gamble in a small town.
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Farmer Comntosel
Bunko
Washington Star
The Mother's Song and Verse by Dorothy King
A short handwritten verse titled The Mother's Song sent from heaven to console and bless a mother. The lines speak of heavenly gift love and peace, fitting a personal dedication by Dorothy King.
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Dar Angela
Dorothy King
Future Depa Wt Store Railways Sale Prompted
A Cleveland Plain Dealer cartoon caption hints at bankers or capitalists rising in an express elevator. The piece mentions a marked-down sale of railways on the twenty fourth floor in the annex back, suggesting a sensational satire of corporate power and finance.
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Amnex
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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