War talk and Cuban crisis move into U S politics
A turbulent dispatch links Spain’s Cuba policy to a push for war. It cites a sinking, prisoner abuse, and public calls for action. The House approved a resolution authorizing military aid to Cuba, while an independence amendment failed amid party divisions.
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The Coyote of the Plains and Frontier Wolves
A digest of prairie lore contrasts the coyote with frontier life, detailing how coyotes troubled early settlers, the bounty system for wolves and sheep, and how scams inflated county coffers. It notes hunters abusing rewards, border dynamics, and the enduring tension between wildlife and farmers.
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Woman advised on health remedies and relief
A letter from an Invalids' Motel and Surgical Institute chief physician offers free professional advice and home treatment prospects for delicate female ailments. The testimonial claims Dr Pierce’s medicines cured long standing troubles when other doctors failed, urging readers to write for guidance and a sample regimen.
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Peidota
Stories of Str Frank Lockwood and Early Stage Days
Fragmentary reminiscence of Str Frank Lockwood speaking on his first Bath theater appearance. The tale references craft, audience, and a joke involving a gasman and telegraph, along with scattered memories of reception and travel. Contains uncertain dialect remarks and disjointed narration from a late- era gossip-like item.
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Obituary of Matthesy Gotterer and North Bend Benefactor
The Cr eaha World Herald reports on Matthesy Gottere who died leaving a legacy of public service in North Bend. He aided orphans and charitable causes, served as executor of his estate, and supported the city’s growth and welfare. His death ends a life of steady philanthropy and community improvement.
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Iron coinage hinted in Spartan notes
Fragmentary London era snippet mentions strange effects of colors on people and a gray dog remark. Also cites Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph quote about Spartans possessing an iron coinage with no other allowed, suggesting a column on ancient practices and odd observations.
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Murrau
Pittsbars Chronicle
Telegraph
Applied Arts Movement Reaches American Shores
An essay discusses the rise of applied arts influencing architecture and design, stressing practical collaboration between architects and artisans. It argues art should touch daily life, not just museums, to nurture public taste and democratic life, noting sculptors and craftspeople drive this diffusion amid material modernity.
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Haryer's Weekly
The Butterfly Necktie Quest in a Strange City Tale
A literary figure laments the loss of simple butterfly neckties in a tale of wandering and failed searches across Rome and other cities. He recalls scarce, odd searching in shops, narrowly missing the exact fashion, while conversations reveal humor and social mood of fashion longing.
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Fragmented Rural Oddities Triggered by Lightning
A quirky tale unfolds around a bustling town area where a peculiar ranch scene draws in a range of locals. A man slips away to a shop, overhears a telephone sing, and Mr Bell offers to call his wife, before a lightning strike disrupts the moment and a nearby observer makes a curious guess about the sound. Dispatch.
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Voice of a Leader Echoes at the Metropolitan Opera
New York dispatch recalls the leader’s voice captivating the Met audience as he lectured on Nansen. A power outage interrupted the speech and prompted a shouted request for a “motel.” The crowd felt the familiar voice of the reader in that moment. A fragmentary portrait of public reception and the leader’s presence.
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