Polish Captain Karwoski’s Life of War and Suffering
An interview sketches Captain Karwoski, a Polish patriot and veteran of the Franco Prussian War, the VirS Virgin us voyage, and the Polish struggle for independence. It recounts his roles with Gambetta, exile to America, and later life in Chicago as a Polish newspaper editor losing sight after a battlefield head injury.
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Chicago
Inter Ocean
Apolinety Kurwoski
Himwa
Cronje
Riebers Drift
Sind
Karwoskt
Soldiers of Fortune
Guzeroy
Sedan
Bours Hkah
Srouid
Bourbakal
Auarterel
Lazerng
Younik
National
Luzephe
Nim
Gatehall
Bosrbakal
Phe Peoeepedes
Lyons
Italys
Africa
Paris
Lucerne
France
Thiers
America
Barwoski
Karwonki
Garbi
Waren
Europe
Russia
Leeuns
Ayo
Pinny
Poland
Dart
Bork
Warsaw
Kurwoski
Karwoski
Wateaw- On
Hiz
Karwiski
Prominy
Karnosk
Gambetta
Gambalatin
Campaién
Trallany
Poloynhos
New York
United States
Cleveland
Texas
Father Kozlowski
Ibel
Judges Waterman
Everest
Miwihkee
Dyer
Anaithe
Patton
Eure
Thayold Taddol
Remarkable tale of a Hindu harem and a Western eye
An Englishwoman recalls studying life in a high caste Mohammedan harem in India. She describes entry rituals, daily routines, education of princesses, and the intricate social rules governing wives concubines and guardianship within the household.
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Harnett
Madison Avenue
Far East
India
Dufferin
Despai Miguel Tere
Iowa Treasurer voice on railroad tax bias and state conduct
A long angry charge against the governor and secretary of state over railroad assessments in Iowa. The treasurer accuses officials of favoritism and improper influence, laments public trust, and declares the state government compromised by a de facto railroad interest. He recalls past harmony with prior governors and condemns current administration.
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Northwestern
Iowa
DS Sries
Council
Towa
Merat Eltherhorn
Mer‘raim
Saveryhotel
Borrd
Jackson
Gove Drakes
McCarthy
Imat
Rovernors
Herriot ‘ Saat
Iowa Pledge and Reimbursement Debate Echoes State Honor
Fragmentary remarks debate whether Iowa must reimburse those who trusted the state to honor a pledge. The question centers on bill passage to repay funds previously secured, without introducing other demands or delays.
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Iowa
Jabigu
Niebos
Eac Sh
Thrice Married Millionaire Lover Life Revealed
A New York gossip item details Letitia Chilton Tuttle Wright Havens three marriages to millionaires. She recalls courtships with a Plattsburg banker and Robert Wright, then Robert Havens, noting wealth and social life, Newport piano sessions, and her status as a thrice married woman with a private justice decree freeing her third husband.
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Yorko
Letitia
Chillon-Tuttle- Wright-Havens
Rgeek
Plattsburgs
Se ‘Iétt
Idivan
Jdstia
Plattsburg
Fort, Ticonderoga
Firsts Nationall Bank
Otto
New ‘York
Fifth Avenue
Newport-L
Robert
Wright
Philadephian
Chilton
Tuttle - Wright -Hagene Stehed
South
North’ Carolina
Havens
Johnh Havens
Ellenbureg
N.Y
Texas
Rogman
Government Tariffs and Trusts Discussed in 1900 Editorial
A long excerpt from the New York Commercial Chronicle debates tariffs and trusts, arguing tariffs foster monopolies like the lead trust and raise prices. It criticizes government action enabling combines and notes the cost impact on households, industry, and exports with emphasis on perceived anti-competitive effects.
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Iith
Goterie
Gan
Swa
United” States
New-York
Imi
Hamburg
London
Lmau
New York
Nepple
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Gentlema
Indianapotts
Macrum
Hay
Wwe
Ictim
Witik Ds
York
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New Yark
Herala
América
Louise Katharine “Harnett
Inda
Hammedan
Mohammed
Jesus Christ
Christ
Pampa
Lnrém
Tor
Ridar
Jordandiaoés
Sher
Mouerin' Kerping
Niharem
Andi
Addihoror
Stérn
Megaparthe
Norheqvy
Théoates
Ibring
Witi
Marvinva
iMeChure
Athesmusic
Desler
Ofithis
Holes
Fox
Wy Murray
iMurayi
Aerrott
Ut Gth Ae State
Roth
Shaw
Courant
Colleagruion
Alte
Auaite
England
Indy
West
Point Pleasant
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Ialaenaeeniaiaiae
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Claude
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