Delia Builds a Parish Reading Club in Cloverfield
Delia enters the tattazes assigned to her with charm and tact. She gathers elderly and young parishioners, reading newspapers and plans a weekly reading for the olds. Mr. Le Mesurier mocks the idea while Delia navigates Strother's distrust and a curious fire memory tied to Chilton Church.
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Delia
Mr. le Mesurier
Cloverfield
Bie
Strother
Burman Marble Bible Crumbles Under Burma’s Climate
In 1857 Mindon min of Burma ordered a marble Bible carved across 700 temples near Mandalay with Pali inscriptions. Photographs reach England as Max Muller studies them, but humidity ravages the marble. The piece compares it to large printed Bibles and notes vast costs. Russia sends tens of thousands yearly to Palestine.
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Mindon-min
Burma
Mandalay
Kruiho-Daw
England
Max Muller
Meyclopedia of
China
Catalins
Tibadys
Propertins
Udieduw Matmi
Boston Traveter
Hidden Boxes In Parcel Sparks Curiosity
In a Scots dialogue, Mr Birothér challenges Hever over unopened parcel contents asking if he ever examines his treasures inside, noting the clothes and covers as potential items. The exchange hints at curiosity about what lies within the wrapped bundle and whether Mr Hever will reveal or inspect the items.
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Birsther
Kirk
Scotland
Delia
Mr. Strother
Eno
Simon
Defin
Mrr. Strother
Beromes
President and monster parade mark Atlanta jubilee
The monster civic and military parade highlighted the second day of Atlanta’s jubilee with six thousand infantry ten thousand school children and hundreds of veterans. President McKinley appeared in carriages at the lead amid cheers from streets and windows along the route.
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Atlanta
McKinley
Tnds-up
Jonge
United States
Unida
Uain
Union
Joe Wheeler
Young Men's Christian Association
Ministers’ Evangelical Association
Capital City
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Athens
Welcume
Jon Wheeler
Warships for the Pacific Agenda Under Dewey Command
Warships will sail to the Pacific theater joining Dewey in a force that will operate in long campaigns among the islands. The carrier is slated as a station ship at Hawaii with possible trips to San Francisco and Hawaii while transporting troops as needed.
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Spagetti
Dewey
Mantis
Hawaii
Sas
Francisco
Filipinos Demand $20,000,000 Payment for Prisoner Release
Madrid grows irritated as Filipinos refuse to release 104,000 Spanish prisoners amid pressure tied to a $20 million compensation demanded from the United States. Insurgents insist Spain must pay for costs incurred during Philippine governance per the peace treaty terms.
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Iisercents
Uucts
Madrid
Galden
Spain
United States
Philippine
Fifty Thousand Men Needed to Maintain Order in Cuba
General Corbin told the House Military Committee that an army of 50,000 would be required to keep order in Cuba. Maj. Gen. Miles testified before the Senate Appropriations Committee about key items in the war deficiency bill.
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Cuba
Corbin
Bouse
Orban
Genus
Wade
Sampaan
Ataindhat
Miles
Senate
Military and crime notes from scattered reports
The item notes American troop reductions in Porto Rico and a 25 000 cap on Cobha deployment. It reports Catered Tedifar Manles leaving Wilmington for New York to publish his paper. A Navy wife is to receive a loving cup from officers. Colorado stockmen warn wolves cost property valued at 100 per head yearly. A Bald win Hotel employee dies after a fire. Mrs Jaen McCedlacher dies in Golden City from night clothes fire. A woman in Waywool Arkansas killed her husband with a shovel. In Clarksville Tennessee a $25 000 damage suit against Kendrick Runyon is mentioned.
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Tedifar Manles
Wilmington
N. C
Wll
New York
Sampson
Colorado
John Grady
Baldwin
Sea Francisco
Med
Jaen McCedlacher
Golden City
Imras
Ear Waywool
Ark
Johnson
Peace Treaty Details From US Spain Talks Not Effective Until Ratified
The peace commissions keep treaty contents secret with two copies each. Text too long for telegraph. copies to reach Washington. Provisions include Cuba and Porto Rico cessions to Spain, Philippines for 20 million, prisoner releases, trade rights, and ten year protections, all contingent on ratification within 17 months.
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Washington
Quba
Porto ‘Mico
Philippines
Tagalos
Spain
United States
Plice, Q
Cuba
Porte Rios
Porto Tico
Oba
Ceed
Parto Rico
United State
Anda
Reland
Tome
Paris
Wall’s Slayer Captured in Burglary Case
Otto Mattias, claimed coal miner from Staunton, TL, identified by Dr J A Hoxsey as the man who killed I W Wall in Staunton during a highway robbery last August. Held in Spokane county jail awaiting trial on burglary charges. a $2000 reward had been posted for his arrest. He also faced charges in connection with the earlier murder and robbery.
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Buokane
Wank
Spokane
Wash
Davidson
Otto Afattias
Staunton
I. W. Wall
Citi- Otto
Flat Place
Agig
Mattias
Fred Wond
J. A. Hoxsey
Queen Liliuokalani Gives Up Pension Request
Ex queen Liliuokalani will not seek or accept a pension from the United States. She plans to focus on securing crown lands for her niece Princess Kalakini and to establish or support Hawaiian and Māori institutions for their people.
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Tnited
Liliuokalani
Lot
United States
Kalalini
Hawaii
Tiawaiians
U S Regiment Ordered to Manila from Jefferson Barracks
War Department orders the Twelfth United States Infantry at Jefferson Barracks Missouri to move to San Francisco and embark on the transport Scandia for Manila. It is expected that one of the first volunteer detachments to reach the Philippines will later be sent back to the United States aboard the Scandia.
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Jefferson Barracks
Philippines
War Department
Twelfth
United States Infantry
San Francisco
Manila
Brice Dies in New York Home After Illness
Col Brice, lifelong financier and former U S Senator from Ohio, died Monday at a New York home after a lingering illness. Born 1845 in Denmark, he served in the Ohio volunteer forces, rose to lieutenant colonel, studied law, practiced in Lima and New York, and chaired the Democratic national campaign committee after 1888. He leaves a widow and five children.
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Zhao
Ohio
New
York
Calvin
Bri
Brice
Cglonel
New York City
Lima
Song
Captain Sigsbee Delayed Before Baranapore Visit
Captain D. Sigsbee failed to reach Fortress Monroe in time to sail on Texas. The voyage, tied to a show of American force after the Maine destruction, faced delays as orders sent him to take the Great Train for Temps au iqgke passage, then to Davaua.
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Monroe
Texas
D. Sigebee
Baranapore Bar
Maine
Sinshee
Aig
Sigsler
Wawptun
Rodds
Sigeber
Mouroe
Department
Temps
Don Carlos Threat Inevitable as Spanish Provinces Rally
Amid volatile Carlist tensions in Spain, government forces press to hem in Don Carlos movement. Spald seeks Italian support to check his influence while Navarre and the Basque provinces resist Carlist advances near the French frontier. Italian and Austrian powers monitor events as Thredship authorities weigh responses.
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Spald
Italy
Don Carion
Ersund
Don Carlos
Avestia
Navarre
Epain
Notable 19th Century Figures in Global News Bits
A collage of brief notes mentions Senator Roger Q. and Mila in mining circles, Hobson drafting a Spanish War memoir, Conan Doyle's health and cricket, Admiral Sampson's 1861 class rank, Secretary Gage as a sportsman, Queen Wilhelmina's Salvation Army support, Br Scott Schies practicing medicine in New York, Flora Shaw in the Klondike tying to Jameson raid, Tan Maclaren planning a long stay in the U.S., W J Howells eyeing London with Henry James, Mars Ellen winning an art scholarship, Bearvard’s Burnett denying the Fauntleroy title, Gov Pingree rising from mill hand to business head, China’s empress dowager aged 60, and tributes to Col Amos Webster and others in military history circles.
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Wilhelmina of
Volland
Salvation Army
Br. Scott Schies
New York
Flora Shaw
Klondike
London
Tan Maclaren
West
W. J. Howells
Henry James
Sigshee
Mars Ellen
Teague
Burnett
Lord Fauntteray
Amos Webster
Washington
Llorace Porter
Abassador
Paris
Ge. U.S
New Orleans
Joseph Wath Nina
Join Smith
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