Fragmented World News Highlights and Oddities
A long, scattered digest notes budget, taxes, and curiosities from Europe and America. It mentions German monetary gifts, a Pope signet, prize offers, literary libel cases abroad, polar lights by Hammerfest, device rumors, odd animal tales, and jokes about etiquette and pirates.
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San Francisco
Washington
Union
California
Nevert
Corcltory
Arizona
Jor
Beck
Hammerfest
Normwit
Europe
Africa
Lamaber
Puget Sound
Ache
Port Bhikely
Republican Clubs Meet in Detroit for Tenth Annual Convention
The Republican League held its tenth annual meeting in Detroit with attendees from Ohio Missouri Vermont Wyoming New Hampshire California Michigan New York Wisconsin Minnesota and many other states. Speakers included President Weed and local officials as delegates discussed party policy and addressed labor and mining concerns amid reports of hunger and deteriorating conditions in Santa Clara and Anlueta.
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Detroit
Natette Leese
Chisapa
Teetreis
Phas
Thurrison
Lincoln
Washington
Ohio
Missoum
Vertenot
Utah
West Virginia
Chevelando
Ptytean
Obie
Jesse Wits
Troesient
von Behoadt
Gies
Vaeilf
Wis Ale
Hotses
Phikuletpla
Webster Chivis
Iasi
Mola B. Ciier
Elligeis
Brewn Ap Util
George Barnes
Ob Bdlerma
Turkey's Cruelty and War Suffering in Cuba At Guiner
Harsh reports describe Weyler's tactics in Cuba with a revolution destabilized by famine and disease. In Guiner, Uevillad province, authorities and looting are noted as people endure sieges and deprivation while starvation and illness devastate the town.
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Weyler
Cuba
Matanzas
Mary Dieuses
Varias
Guiner
Uevillad
A Plague of Heat Strikes Nation With Severe Toll
The report describes an extreme heatwave likened to a plague, causing widespread illness and disruption. It cites cities across the Mississippi valley, with telegraph and news coverage signaling high death and illness rates and a sharp drop in outdoor activity.
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Tholera
Pets Patio
Tagemi Pere
Peetihal Geliet
Iiss
Ura
Barto
Porto
Decide to Try Prayer and Debt Notice
Members of the W. C. T U plan to raise L50,000 by January. A prayer meeting is scheduled at Keisit to settle the debt before due dates, with promised contributions. Reports mention Congress actions on pensions for ex-slaves and Portugal denying Boer syndicate activity near Delagou Bay.
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W. C. TU
Keisit
House Passes Tariff Conference Report After Prolonged Vote
The House adopted the conference report on the tariff bill after twelve hours of debate. Republicans opened with Dingley, Democrats led by Bailey and McMillin clashed over free raw material production. The vote was 132 for the report to 102 against with 106 Democrats and Populists opposing, and the Treasury projected revenue impacts noted.
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Flemingshburg
Teother
Atether
N. AK. Laureson
Vicksburg
Tuis
Caan
Czar
Mie Dingley
Mr Payne
New York
Wierles
Adabanma
Swanson
Virgins
Bil
Texas
Lithlain
Kelly
North Dakota
Fleming
Georgia
Eliindy
Delaware
Mellowell
Ohio
Berry
Kentucky
Bailey
McMillin
Tennessee
May Bailey
Tdemocratic
Sheld
Mir Dsiigley
Ststcu
Treasury Department
Quade
Aeto
House
Senate
Codereice
Treas
Matty Co
Uiterwest
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Germain
Hubert Maxwell
Seine
Tits Bezel
Leipsie
Frankfurter Zeitung
Wussey
Spain
Point San Pedro
Cal
France
Robert Pundas
Caledonian Railway
Wiutow Plass
Australia
Diaby
Germany
Switzerhindstad Rassia
Britain
Lana
Sumankind
Austria
Tunis
Bendesrinh and
Relelisteg
Germumn Omipirer Landtag
Baden
Refehsrathe
Bavaria
Burgerschaft
Bremen
Atsministeriui
Brunswick
Diet
Mecklenburg-Lehwerin
Herrenhaus Alabecord Metentrins
Prussia
Lagedstande
Greece
Senato
Japan
Staites-Gentral
Netherlands
Yvolksauid
Orage
Jasser
Simh
Porsit
Chulalongkorn T
Siam
Attor
Mississippi River
Ico
Seco
New York World
Santa Clara
Anlueta
Owen
Santa Chita
Santa Chor
Diedesur
Umder
Maehuke
Rodissiel Ge
Leeder
Cnited
Cotamdssdet
de Stiles
Pynchon
United States
Turkey
Eerant
Congress
Portuga
eGvnse
Prac
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