Curious Mix Of International Gossip And Local Vignettes
A collage of stray items: European diplomacy quips, a oddball pigeonhole of marriage tales, a segment on Turkish harems and Russian consuls, and a comic note about a duke and a toad. It includes European princess Maria Ann, a homespun political pledge by G W Gurris, and a New Haven doctor who endorses filth as healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Maria Ann
Portugal
Friand
Twenk
New Haven
Conp
Toeay
Mokat
Fragmentary Voice Recounts Civil War Battlefield Guide
A garbled reminiscence mentions Gen. Grant and Gen. Sheridan on a battlefield, with references to a cottage, a guide speaking of past actions, and a cryptic exchange about war and surprise. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse for clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Sheridan
Wallington
Alry ‘Toes
Millataché
Bolt
Mapaegm
Daniel in the Lions Den and the power of faith
A dramatic sermon-like meditation on Daniel in the den of lions, praising unwavering prayer under threat. It argues that religion can accompany politics, defend the faithful against persecution, and expose the envy of powerful rivals who resent successful, devout leaders. The piece contrasts worldly success with steadfast faith and condemns mockery of religious virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Darius
Darine
Hans
Pear
Tee
Dosiars
Anni
Charvetay Way
Danial
Charseter
Ashe
Nan
Peligiom
Teniel
Belug
Christ
Matthew
Ewine
Lydia
Simon Peter
Sax
Damascus
Benjamin F. Butler
New York
Georg Bring
Webhusetta
Theodore Prellaghaysen
New July
Feaven
United States
Tariff Debate and Reciprocity Proposals Highlight Senate Session
The Senate debated reciprocity with foreign markets as Cush Davis of Minnesota urged favorable terms. Alden introduced vital sugar and cotton provisions while the tariff bill faced wrangling over parliamentary points. The sugar duties would restrict discretion to enforce specified rates. A separate lard and eight hour work bill also advanced amid key amendments and a memorial from the Women’s National Industrial League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cush Davin
Minnesota
Senate
Smater Aldéteh
Congress
United x
Osuada
Bram
Women’s National Industrial League
Curlialo
Daniel
Benate
Field of Labor Incoherent OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes mention labor field terms, Denver stores closing, Minneapolis cooperative fur company, Boston union events, San Francisco seamen, and references to 14 000 men, city councils, and ordinances. Content is garbled with many unreadable words and nonsensical phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Aehock
Minneapolis
Furs Nighing Company
Game Union Eee
Boston
San Francisco
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German Electric Company of
Madrid
Cleofete
Spain
Uskab
Macedonia
Mas Chainel
G. W. Gurris
Trucks
Cal
Maid District
Billy Patterwoo
Qerrexwax
Robinson
Agnes Robinson
Sommrama
Boranton
Clarence King Brown
T Hey
Cora Bella’ Fellows
Chaska
Brifle
Roseux
Inceyraarius
Webb
Philadelphia Press
Seward Wabt
Jay Gould
W. H. Vanderbilt
Dr.Wabb
Vanderbilt
Gould Roads
Dr. Webb
Mr. Gould
Mr. Webb
Mr. Vanderbilt
Gould
Seward Webb Alnce
America
Biato ‘Treasury
Eame
Washington
Treasury
Duke of Wellington
James
Wellington
William Harries
Sirah Wogdan
Religion IN Politics
DR. Talmage
Germany
New Yorker
Dreas
Exitpe
Ure
AWO
House OF Representatives
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