Weather and politics mix as Congress eyes action this session
The piece notes petition battles before Congress, anticipated sessions in January, and a tense political climate with disputes over proclamations and reforms. It also covers a major European winter storm affecting Europe and the Balkans, with military movements and strategic tensions shaped by weather and diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Europe
Asia
Nivholits
Balkans
Apo
Uealgerein
Walin
Washington Notes on Northern Pacific Withdrawal
A December Washington telegram reports Northern Pacific Railroad arguments to the Secretary of the Interior for a new withdrawal along a line from Baconia to Puget Sound and the Columbia River. The land grant disputes center on a branch route deemed impracticable, with Washington Territory residents urging withdrawal while proponents claim restoration of lands. The note also touches on treasury figures, tariff debates, and anticipated public employment changes.
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Washington
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Secretary of the Interior
Baconia- On
Puget ‘Sound
Iintuna
Columb 1
Ronni
Orsett
Washington Territory
Leduc
Eullire
GF Isang
Debated Role of Mexico in Civil War Context
Fragmentary text discusses the size of Mexico with twenty seven states plus Lower California and compares it to the United States. It references the South Carolina and other seceding states, the rebellion, and the idea of a war to quell the rebellion as a necessity, debating whether intervention is justified.
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Mexico
Vonsiter
Republic of Mesica
Lower
California
Mesa
South
Vata
Arkansas
Florks Airpzin
Tatrisitat
Mississippi
Michel-North Carolina
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Sind
Republic of Mexico
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Kentucky
Republic
Ain
Dordifs
United States
Sparhern
Border War Talk and Testimony From the Mexican Frontier
The report discusses testimony on border troubles and possible war with Mexico. It notes Lieutenant statements about incursions, Mexican forces repelling invaders, and revolutionary activity led by Pedro Valdez. Also mentioned are court proceedings in New York and remarks by officials regarding regulatory actions.
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Inda Texas
Mexico
Sri Othcer
Pexas
Pedro Valdez
Texas
Texay
Mexicar Qvops
Casas
Mesigis
Specian fr. that ver Me were fr
The fragmentary text provides limited readable details. It mentions a special frame and possibly a personal reference, but lacks clear events, names, or locations to form a coherent news item or public notice.
Fragmentary note on voyage and market in Jeddah and Boston
The text mentions 163 passengers mainly pilgrims landing at Jeddah and references Boston market trends. It hints at receipts starting and an increase, with confusion around ship dates in November and a falling market in Boston.
Mexican landowners and guerrillas stir unrest near border
Col. George Flawrnoy decries cross-border influence as Mexican landowners hold their estates. He notes popular support for guerrilla and bandit types, with women especially drawn to danger. The piece discusses reform, trade, and policy limits, urging peaceful mutual exchanges rather than armed conflict, and questions Diaz and Zamacora's stances.
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George Flawrnoy
Galvestdla
Mexico
Jack Sheppardt Stoud
Scott
O¢ Hién
Spain
Peninsul
Unclear Grid Reshaped by Illness Case Report
A fragmented historical note describes a patient falling sick and a hospital or clinic applying measures to prevent further illness. The text appears to reference a medical case, illness onset, and preventive actions taken by staff or administrators within a care setting.
The Printing Press and Coal Stove Tales
A fragment from a 19th century column recounts everyday tech tips on fuel use and heat efficiency with a quirky aside about a San Francisco boy and a French court ruling over bedbugs. It notes how stirring coal and proper ash management saves heat and prevents discomfort. A boy crooks his elbow while imagining a straw hit, and a judge orders a tenant to pay 1000 francs for bedbugs.
Fragmentary report on surrender and shipping in distant conflicts
In a fragmented notice several items surface. Mentions surrender reports and a Central Department appearance related to Indian ponies. A London dispatch notes the Friesland steamer from Java to Rotterdam was attacked. crew about 30, no passengers. Details are unclear, with garbled phrases and partial names.
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Stramer
London
Friesland
Java
Rotterdam
Hinds
Cape
Finisterr
Gibraltar
Cam
An Oppressive Order Threatens Local Cigar Trade
The latest Internal Revenue decision by Commissioner Rauni could impose hardship on small cigar manufacturers. It restricts retail sales to quantities in full boxes and requires separation of manufacturing and retail spaces, affecting nearly all small firms in the city.
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Chicago
Hvelihoods
Washington
Internal Revenue
Rauni
Oni
Black Hills Prospecting Tale Reveals Long Pete’s Claim
A rugged dialogue unfolds with Long Pete explaining his Black Hills exploring plans. He defends Indians as peaceful and recalls dangers faced while prospecting. Pete claims a thousand-acre gold claim, promises to guide outsiders, and hints at returning to settle after visiting friends.
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Chad
Jevery
Black Hills
Lineger-lay
Chris
Goldy Region
Arms for Turkey case of Turkish purveyor and gain
The United States circuit court heard a case involving Christopher Oscanyan, once consul general, and Rustam Bey as agents for arms sales to the Ottoman government. The plaintiff claimed $200,000 in commissions on rifles and muskets sold, alleging Oscanyan and associates acted to enrich themselves through a government contract.
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United States
Shipman
Christopher Osants
Shoote
Oscatyan
New-York University
Turkey
Rustam Bey
Halit Pacha
Rustin Bey
Rustum Bey
Rustani Bey
Rustaii Bey
Winch Defendan i
C . Y Rittey
Sai
Spencer
Deadly Diphtheria Ravages Northern Vermont Homes
In Shelburne and surrounding towns a severe diphtheria outbreak devastates families. Three generations in some households are affected as multiple children die, leaving many families childless. Across Burlington area, entire households report illness and loss amid fourteen months of continuous spread.
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Faniiz
Burtington
The Tramp Story and a Boston Policeman’s Remark
A derelict man overturns an offal wagon on Main Street Boston sharing his bitter tale of luxury lost The tramp recalls graduating at Harvard College and knowing many languages before hunger forced him into swill wagon life The police officer’s reaction veers between pity and disbelief The tale shifts to a French invention heating a wire by a button and a portable lamp using benzoline
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Main-street
Boston
Wong
Brighton -Abattoir
Starvard ‘Tollege
Jupiter
Venice
Adam
Plymouth Rock
Fragmented Notes From A Curious Early 20th Century Column
A blob of assorted clippings covers diverse topics from Lord Canarvon’s Birmingham audience to opossum anecdotes in St Louis, nasal remedies, Chicago blood trade, paper hardening experiments, and fashion notes. The collage includes humor, practical tips, and social observations with many named persons and places.
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Cuicace
Congress
Sessin
Maly
Praseahike
Marliamens
AsiaVene
Bae Tine
Danmary
Bork
Washington Notes
Palterson
Ashi Eto Patellati
Teeover
Newold
Ashi
Treasury
Bank Clienit Ey
Dadee Uscerbours
Leenkon
Otterbourg
Jeddat
Bany
Basto
Diavolos
Johnny
Johnny Will
Trent
Samuel the Sorme
Meinl
Lord Canarvon
Birmingham
Pravelers
Cras
Sol
Orossi
Selttur
St. Louis
Fifeen
Republican of
War City
Stootha
Burkeing
Lexmour
Dis Dixon
West
Wwe
Kiex
Dean
Dresdén
Germany
Meriden
Hing
Jim
Benon
Jaron
Rothschild
Avmax
Nettie Lake
Sien
Pioneer
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