President's message to fifty eighth Congress text long and dense
The President urges passage of key legislation touching Panama canal isthmus arbitration antitrust and postal frauds. It covers relations with labor capital and foreign policy noting the Venezuelan dispute progress toward arbitration and calls for extended appropriations to enforce laws including public land and bribery extradition while outlining isthmus Panama canal treaty history and goals.
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Beggar Woman and a Parisian Fame Scheme
In 1887 Justin Chambers, editing a Paris newspaper, funded a beggar woman with two wooden legs, paying her a salary and arranging interviews with Paris luminaries. The scheme, titled The Little Old Woman on Two Sticks, became a social fad among English and American visitors. The beggar gained notoriety, but her vanity grew. She could not read English and believed she attracted attention for more than alms, prompting beggars to demand higher wages as the farce collapsed.
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Peru
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Mir
Ntti
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Bethne
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Weoley
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Welling
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Paria
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Paris
Faraway Lover In Town Sparks Theft Of Money
Malaie, daughter of a rich merchant, craves romance beyond her barrier of wealth. She spots a handsome street coder in a distant way, while Papa Spilikine’s cashier notes his son’s ties to a powerful man. The tale centers on a bold escape and the theft of money as the faraway look lures desire.
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Malaie
Haly
Papa Spilikine
Malisse
Hin
Reform a Failure At Uptown Massat Rate Hearings
An elderly man, jailed for drunkenness, appeals for clemency during hearings. He pledges to reform and asks the judge to buy him a drink. The magistrate directs him to the saloon, where the old man dashes out with a bottle, hoping the judge will excuse him.
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John
Tim
Mike
Jude
Sam Houston's Cherokee Wife Remains to Move
A movement seeks to move the remains of Sam Houston's Cherokee wife from Wilson's Rock on the Arkansas River to Fort Gibson National Cemetery. She was married at Fort Gibson after Houston left Tennessee and later became connected to Chief elect Rogers. Relatives, including Mrs Heffernan, consent to the removal, with a monument planned at Fort Gibson.
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Fort Citman
National Cemetery
Sam Howelon
Fort Gibson
Tennessee
Miss Rogers
Houston
Rogers
Heffernan
Wilson's Rock
Arkansas River
Muldrow
Mistaken Gifts to Menelik Sparked Warship Talk
In Abyssinia, French diplomats faced King Menelik with toy pets that squeaked and dolls that talked. Menelik rejected them, while Russian and English emissaries offered firearms, pleasing the warrior king. The episode reinforced Russian influence dating from that incident.
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Menelik
Jim Mauger
Kogliah
Inet
The Rich Man Envy and the Poor Man’s Fate
A fragmented tale contrasts wealth and hardship where a rich man shows envy of the poor. The crowd, described in garbled lines, recalls a scene of vanishing dignity and longing as a wealthy observer notes the inferior grace of simple life while the poor man could shave with either hand.
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