Royal wedding in Coburg charms crowded streets
April 18 Coburg hosts a lavish royal wedding with Emperor William Queen Victoria and Prince of Wales amid guards police and crowd. Elaborate precautions against anarchist threats described as detectives patrol hotels and lodgings while guests arrive depart and celebrate in the palace complex.
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Cosvre
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Grand Duke of Hesse
Victoria
Coburg
Dragoon
Queen Victoria
Sohleas
Alexandria
Beatrice
Germany
England
Florence
Italy
William
Abbasin
Venice
Prince of Water
Great Britain
Associated Press
Berlin
William of Ger
Allgemeine Zeitung
Frederick
Henry
Prussia
Saxe-Meiningen
Meiningen
Seag
Europe
Furst Dragoon Regiment
Edinburgh
Schloseplatz
Park
France
Quean Schloss
Schloss
Duke of Saxe
Saxe Coleute- Gotha
Marie
Russia
Duchess of
Prince Henry of
Hease
Prusma
Prince of Wales
Emperor William
Duchess of Coburg
Order of the Garter
Lutheran Church
Mueller
Grand Duches
Hesse
Mendelesohn
Riesendal
Platz
Duke
Era of Attendance Reforms in Congress and Bland Zinc Plan
In Walmsproy April 18 report details a push for enforced attendance in the House, with a docked pay rule for absent members and a sergeant at arms enforcement. The judiciary committee backs this as essential to conduct business, while Bland's coinage committee meets to advance a seigniorage plan with 3 percent bonds, claimed to have Secretary Carlisle and President approval.
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Wasamoton
Congress
Reed
House
Judiciary Committee
Sergeant-St-Arme
Treasury
United States
Bland
Meyer
Louisiana
Carlisle
Cleveland
Harter
Secretary of the Treasury
Mr Meyer
Dingley
Cathale
Ifr
Legality of Liquor Law Sparks State Supreme Court Ruling
A South Carolina Supreme Court decision declares the Tillman era state dispensary liquor law unconstitutional with two justices concurring and one dissenting. In Indiana, Mary Ellen Lease and Mrs Gougar headline a prohibition rally. Des Moines Presbytery orders Pastor King to leave Perry church after a protracted occupancy dispute.
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Consunta
Tillman
Supreme Court of
South Carolina
Tillmanite
Supreme Bench
Mag
Lease
Gougar
Indiana
Koxoxo
Lad
Mary Ellen Lease
Kansas
Helen M. Gougar
Prohibition Party
Lesse
King
Des Moines
Des Mors
Iteccasion
Perry
Mr. King
S Gr
Rev. King
Knoxville
Presbytery
Six Cents Damages Awarded in New York Suit
Journal reports a jury awarded William Wahl six cents against his cousin Hermann Wahl for a $5,000 claim after a fight involving Wahl's whiskers. Judge Pryor set aside the verdict, saying damages should be more than six cents. The item sits among other brief notices including Coxey's Army politics and a Scotland witness tale.
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New York
Wiliam Wahl
Hermann Wahl
Hermann
Willian
Germany
Pryor
Henry Ives Dead The railroad wrecker dies near Asheville
Henry Ives aged about 60, known as the railroad wrecker, died last night at 7:30 after months of ill health. He rose from spittoon cleaner to a fortune in rail and finance, including the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton deal and the Baltimore and Ohio telegraph system, before later legal troubles and recovery. he had lived at Beatty bungalow near Asheville with his family.
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Henry S. Ives
Tves
Tampa
Florida
Ives
Beatty
Blue Ridge
Asheville
French Broad Valley
New York City
Harper & Brothers
Harpers
Charles T Wing
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Baltimore and Ohio
Cincinnati, Hamilton and
The Dalton Gang Fight Report Near Ewen Mountain
News from Penny Oklahoma describes a confrontation about forty miles east near Ewen Mountain where Bill Dalton, Bill Doolan, and another outlaw were killed. A woman and her child, plus two deputy marshals, died. Marshal Nix and others pursued the gang. clashes continued into the night. Rewards stood at 2500 dollars for Dalton and 1500 for Doolan.
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Bill Tighemann
Perry
Cherokee Strip
Daltons
Bruce Miller
McElroy
Ingalls
Bill Dalton
Bill Doolan
Atill
Trai
Dalton
Oklahoma
Kansas
Exen
Death of the Father of Mrs Homer Hartman in Deland
Mr Thomas Johnston, father of Mrs Homer Hartman of this city, died in Deland Florida on the 14th aged ninety one. Born in Virginia, he settled west of Lafayette and lived there or nearby since 1838. He wintered in Florida for a decade for health, was a noted cattle dealer and raiser, and esteemed for integrity and ability. He spent winters in Florida for the last ten years for climate. He was known across western Indiana and Illinois.
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Homer
Hartman
Thomas Johnaton
Deland
Fla
Johnaton
Johnston
Virginia
Grand Prairie
Lafayette
Florida
Illinois
Mir. Rothermel
Hurtmarox
Tnd
Samuel Rothermel
Monument City
Rothermel
Rev. Rothermal
Resigned Democratic City Executive Board Steps Down
The Democratic City Central Committee members who ran the city primaries and vote canvass tendered resignations at a Tuesday meeting. They will quit immediately from campaign management but stay in place until after the election. A signed resignation awaits a prominent local Democrat.
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Democratic City Central
City Central
New Firm to Erect Block as Readall Sold
A Toledo bakery and cracker firm, Banzinger and Whitney, plans extensive operations in the city. Fisher Bros will build a brick block on their lot on Washington Street behind the Schmitz block, 120 by 20 feet, with work starting immediately for a June opening.
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Isher Brothers
Toledo
Fisher Bros
Washington Street
Schmitz
Banzinger & Whitney
Randall Hotel
Chicago
Dick Townsend
Marjorie Stapleford
Henry T. Stapleford
West Creighton Avenue
Marjorie Clementine Stapleford
Stapleford
Caroline
Dinnen
Allen Co
Medical Society
Allen County Medical Association
Dra. Siemens
G. L. Greenawalt
A. P Buchman
Mr. Porter
W. P. Wherry
KE. Wheelock
S H Havke
Dr. Dinnen
B von Sweringen
Dinnan
Meandering Nye and the Carride Tales in Tennessee
A fragmentary reminiscence recounts a Tennnessee mountain rail journey with a bride and groom in February. The narrator notes a polite conductor, a flirtation with dignity and honesty, and vignettes of passengers and luggage as the train nears Memphis. The piece showcases quaint social observations and blended humor amid travel.
Earl of Tinktum and Ferdinand I Roam Kentucky Ranch
A humorous narrative follows the Earl of Tinktum and Ferdinand I as they arrive in Kentucky, buying land, courting misadventure, and facing oddball incidents. The tale weaves family quarrels, a drunken court case, and a cast of eccentric characters with wry, parodic reminiscences of frontier life.
Manitoo farmer grows foreign vegetables on garden path
A Manitoo farmer plants vegetables on a garden path using soil imported from a warmer climate, resulting in crops unfamiliar to his neighborhood.
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Duke Hesse
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Sarr Lace City
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the Tribune
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Darling District
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Supreme Court
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Andrew Foy
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Scotland
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McLaughlin
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LaPorte
Booma
Socra Bend
Ind
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Mortimer Nye
Nye
Scott
Board of County Commissioners
George Clatesheele
A. J. Eeller
Passea
Waterloo
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Isprawarouss
Tolleston Guo Club
Lake County
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Tolleston Club
Little Calumet River
Lake Country
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Harrison
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MR. Thomas Johnston
Mosme
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Philadelphia
War Department
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Agricultural Department
Otoe County
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Iowa
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J. L. Leeper
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J L. Leeper
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Tennessee Mountains
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Kers
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Ining Nigger Joe
George Harryt
Nys
Denver
Alice Oyster
Mahlon Oyster
Mahlon
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Oyster
Mehlon
Alice
Oystar
Pat
Spain
Jack
Ferdinand I
Earl
Tmktum
Ferdinand
Ferdinand II
Ferdinand Ced
Earl of Tinktum
Lawsville
Ming
Aron
Dillngham
Register of Deeds’ Office
Glee Club
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