Soldiers Homesteads and Public Debt Statement
By Telegraph. The text reports a proposed act for soldiers to receive 80 to 120 acres of land based on length of service, with patent rights and survivor provisions, plus a memorial for land ownership in New Zealand. It also covers a public debt statement for March, the Boynton exoneration, coal miners' strike updates, a coffee market flurry, and related congressional notes.
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Newhee Jand
Soynton
Boleitios
Wid
United States
Medh Selvier
Morgan
William Webster
Congress
New Zealand
Boynton
Keifer-Boynton
Poland
Wilson
Lne
Wage reductions stir Cumberland operators over coal wage cuts
Cumberland operators press for a reduction of miner wages in Clearfield region from fifty to forty cents a ton with a planned April 1 implement, backed by potential rail and canal freight shifts. Parallels with Maryland mine owners and threats of uniform cuts loom, while Captain George B. Dickson dies after a long illness in Buffalo.
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Prevsacieu
Monongahela River
Staibe
Osceon
Clearfeld
Cumberland
Uearuely Cf
Pennsylvania Central Air
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Taviocies
Pennsy
Baltimore
Yaying
Clearfield Op
Clearfield Company
Onberland
Maryland
Captain Dickson
BurFrao
George B. Dickson
Niagara Street
Dickson
Pomeroy
County Tyrone
Ireland
Sonrney
Patric Dickson
Milwaukee
George
Globe
Illinois
Endia
Japan
Comnant
J. J. Shepard
Uxptin Dickson
Ahio
Gordon shifts to a harsher policy at Khartoum
Dispatches from April report General Gordon abandoning the conciliatory native policy and ordering Egyptian troops to return to Khartoum. The move signals a tougher approach as the garrison under siege faces dire odds while British support wavers and local populations grow restless.
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Losvex
LA Panes
Xafu
Khartoum
Morocco
Manu
Society of Africanists
France
Enetun
Gladstone
House of Commons
Duke of Argyle
St. George’s Chapel
Windsor
Frederick William of Prussia
Osman Jhgna
Loxnos
Osman Digna
Tamanieh
Snakim
Graham
Surz
Suez
Pesra
INE
Loxdon
Titer Uiot
Lonvos
the Times
Cincinnati
Republic
Germany
Berni
Bundesrath
Fragmented World News Snapshots Scan
A mixed collection of international and domestic notes mentions baptisms, maritime trade, and labor topics. It cites oysters sold in Jacksonville, a French gold medal for a queen, a Boston watch incident, and various North American events with scattered dates and names.
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Ct Treen
Suneba
Marth Carpina
Key West
Bla
George Browns
Julia Smiths
Boston
Jacksonville
Fla
W. E. Montague
General Warren
Riker
Augusta
Gia
Japan
George Lerkins
Norwich
Conn
Miles
Kansas
van Buren
Cleburn
Arck
Doane
Albany
Cattaraugus
Bufffalo
San Francisco
Hong ‘Ong
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Telegraph
New York
Wolf & Sengsbers
Atresat
Prmlapelpura
Paul Gmehlin
Colonel Gray
Arnold
Gmehlin
Priesouwist
Keatiwit
Shani Hailrost
Lave
Khartauss
Avival
Sas
Gordon
Ton Abinston
QEBEC
Quebec
Toronto
Hear Most
Kammerer
Stellmaeyer
Central Committee of Anarchists
Herr Most
Strassburg
Brullgart
Ark
Ottawa
Hiram Taylor
London
Biological Society
Great Britain
America
Duchy of Lancaster
Foreign Office
England
Americas
Ohio & Mississippi
Ohio & Mississippi Railroad
Bouxlas
W. W. Peabody
Chicago
Richland Center
Wis
Dispatch
George, Krouskep
Wade
Perryville
Ind
Cexttrain
Moris Ridge
Fr. Warne
Springdort
Ft. Wayne, Cincinnati & Louisville Railway
Oakfie
Oakville
New Castle
Ape Ottendorfer
Anna Ottendorfer
Staats ‘Zeitung
Ottendorfer
Gloucester
Mass
Minnesota
Plooser
Hall-Msst
Parrott
Pronger
California
Virginia
Asford-Cambridge University
Twra
Membias
Oakley
Weil
Dunkirk
É&C
O. R. Oakley
Lyon Bros. Palace Drug Store
Center’ Street
JA Stapf
J. A. Stapf
Med
JA. Stapf
J. Rogalsky
wManager
Gidley & Bloss
Brussels
Dunkire
Heyl Block
Louis Heyl’s
PEAS
Wirtne Lion Street
Walling
WWE
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