Turbulent French politics mix with distant intrigues
The piece surveys Europe and America, noting diverse factions in France and Mexico, impending legal and moral debates, railroads' earnings versus profits, and plans to move Lincoln’s death site to Chicago. It references Emin Pasha, Livingstone, Wyoming justice, and two American students circumnavigating the globe.
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Fires and disasters ripple through towns across states
Routine news items report a Rome Georgia sanitarium fire causing significant loss, rail and mine accidents in Kentucky and Illinois, a large paper mill combine forming, wage and pension shifts, and various fatalities from explosions, riots, and structural fires, reflecting turbulent late 19th century conditions.
Political and personal notes from state legislatures and notable deaths
The New Jersey legislature named James Smith Jr. to a six year U.S. Senate term beginning March 4 1898. Kansas and Wisconsin nominations appear amid party disputes and ballots. The Tennessee legislature elected state officials W S Morgan James A Harris and E B Craig. Bishop Phillips Brooks funeral in Boston is reported, with fragmented notes on Blaine’s death and contemporaneous public proclamations.
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James Smith, Jr
United States
Joan Maautin
Kansas
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Joax L. Mirouriy
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Wisconsin
Mitchell
Bragg
Knight
Tennessee
Morgan
James A. Harris
E. B. Craig
Phillips Brooks
Boston
Jasuls
Blaine
Chilon
Nore
Browpasrille
California voyage reveals Ventura to Santa Barbara farms and beans
A reader recounts a Los Angeles to Santa Barbara trip along the Santa Clara valley noting lush irrigation, dense homesteads, and fruit abundance. He mentions lima bean production on Col J's ranch, walnut and lemon groves, olives, oil making, and Illinois residents among locals, with warm, clear weather and active markets and fishermen.
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Sarena
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Henry
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Santa Barbara
Santa Clara Valley
Lalley
Old Ocean
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Lima
Col.j
Pacific
Venturia
Carpenteria
Mr K
Hol
Nour
Blood
Ashley
Wm Gallaher
Illinois
Kellogg
la Salle
Bureau
Marshall
Fulton
Warren
Knox
Arlington
North
Europe
Naval
M. W. Woon
Senate Passes And-Option Bill as Blizzard Paralyzes Northwest
Senate and house actions fill the day with voting and bills. The Missouri river wagon bridge bill passes while a severe Northwest blizzard halts travel and drivers report record cold.
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United States
Senate
Mills
Texas
Missouri River
Sioux City
House
Butler
Middlesex
East Cambridge
Helena
Nant
Henry Lichtmark
Winamage
Ind
Luxe Tatum
Camden
Ark
Port Royal
Vesuvius
Louisville
Kickapoo Sagwa touted as universal Indian remedy
An advertisement extols Kickapoo Indian Sagwa and Bagwa as non toxic cures made from field and forest plants. It claims strength, blood purification, and liver and stomach relief, touts an aged Kickapoo woman and asserts Indians avoid dyspepsia and malaria. Sold by druggists at five dollars per bottle.
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Bagwa
Obituary notices and disaster losses from early 1900s reports
Ex Juner James Campdell former postmaster general in Pierce cabinet died in Philadelphia at 80 of heart failure. Services attended by Chief Justice Fuller. Wisconsin elects John L. Mitchell U.S. senator. Grover dies at Chicago world fair Royal British commissioner. Mayor Samuel Sprague dies in Washington at 61. T M Leavenworth dies in Santa Rosa at 75. Blaine era rites held at Church of the Covenant. Joan Mrovaxis family perishes in Hamlin Wa from freezing. Snow damages world fair roofs causing $50 000 loss.
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Philadelphia
L.Q . Lamar
Maco Ga
Fuller
Wisconsin
John L. Mitchell
United States
Con. Granas E. Grover
Royal British
Victoria Hotel
Chicago
Samuel Sprkca
Washington
T. M. Leavenworth
California
Santa Rosa
James G. Blaine
Sthult
Oak Will
Joan Mrovaxis
Hamlin
W. Ve
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