Austrian Reichsrat turmoil ends Badeni ministry
Vienna reports the Badeni cabinet resigns after violent Reichsrat scenes. Baron von Gautsch von Frankenthurn to form a new ministry and negotiate language reforms with German and Czech leaders. Emperor Francis Joseph adjourns the Reichsrat as crowds in Vienna protest and riot police clear streets.
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Choyinski Faces Jeffries In 20 Round Draw
Joe Choyinski of San Francisco and Jim Jeffries of Los Angeles battled 20 rounds to a draw at the National Club. Choyinski used superior ring generalship and won respect with a sharp left jab while avoiding clinches as Jeffries showed defense and power but limited experience. Jeffries bloodied after 11th round.
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Lovering Court Martial Finds Guilty in Hammond Case
The court martial at Fort Sheridan convicts Captain Leonard A. Lovering of brutal treatment of Private Charles Hammond. Seven jurors vote guilty, five not guilty, with punishment to be determined as the ruling notes the captain's career as a soldier being deemed not creditable.
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Hammond
English and French Wight Over African Possessions
A Rome to Frankfurt dispatch reports French and British clash in Nikki Lagos Hinterland. London papers doubt the clash but warn of danger near the contested Lagos frontier. Rumors claim Nikki captured by French troops amid mounting troop movements.
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Nikki
Lagos
Lowell browed woman and love stolen in Hartford Times
Poem lament in Hartford Times about a betrayed lover. The speaker accuses a woman of wiles and deceit, claiming the beloved died and the speaker mourns with dim eyes. The verse invokes jealousy, unfaithfulness, and eternal longing.
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Emilé
Hartford
Remarkable recovery of Florence Sturdivant with Pink Pills
Florence J Sturdivant, four year old, recovering from scarlet fever and back pain after four months of treatment. Her father credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, noting rapid strength return and appetite restoration after three boxes. Notarized statement by William H Sturdivant dated April 6, 1897. Pills sold by dealers or post paid from Schenectady NY.
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Are UK
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Abraham Lincoln’s kind reply to General Hunter
A long lost 1861 letter reveals Lincoln’s gentle rebuke to General Daniel Hunter over a protest about a Leavenworth posting. The reply stresses respect, clarifies the assignment, and contrasts no punishment with a warning to act well and endure service.
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Daniel Hunter
Hunter
Department of Kansas
Lincoln
Pont Transbordeur Engineering Named for River Passage
A novel engineering work described as a pont transbordeur aims to function like a bridge while allowing ships to pass beneath via tall towers. Plans call for riverbank developments on both sides to accompany the structure.
The Deacon Prays To Reform a White Minister
A White minister visits a colored church and invites an elder to pray aloud. The elder offers a fervent rebuke urging the minister to submit to gospel discipline, likening it to being anointed and set alight by prophetic reform.
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Roanoke News
Sulphur Mines near Buckley Discovered by Camper Fire
A historic note claims sulphur mines near Buckley Washington were found when a camper’s rock fire released fumes forcing him to flee far away. The passage also cites European population growth and a quirky old advertisement about teaching French and piano.
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Ancient Gauls Crafting Stone Axes From Tree Branches
The Gauls made bundles for their stone axes by removing a branch from a tree, placing the stone in the hollow, and leaving it until the wound in the wood fully healed.
How to Dress and Pose a Child for Photography
Do not take the child to the photographer during meals or when unwell. Use everyday clothes for comfort to encourage a pleasant expression. The photographer aims for the best result and will guide posing while respecting your wishes. Avoid bringing many friends or relatives to watch the session.
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