Writing Short Stories in Roasted Bates Era Observed
The London Saturday Review notes that American short story writers are best understood in the realm of the fantastic. It cites recent developments as causing unexpected strains and mentions Canada planning duties on imports like sugar, tobacco, and figs, with a thirty percent rise affecting Canadians.
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London Saturday Review
Girt
Bates
Mae
Canadhan
Lake Minnetonka Disaster Fails to Halt Resort Life
The Rand family tragedy on Lake Minnetonka did not dampen resort activity as large steamboats and sailboats, including the Bare general model, continue to ply the lake in all weathers with many crews. Meanwhile the American Colony in London grows concerned about the Handing clubby who blackball Americans seeking admission after being seen as overbearing hosts at the New York Globe. The episode is seen by some as a deserved rebate for their conduct.
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Minnetonka
Mr. Rand
London
New York Globe
Thos
Frederiky-Challen Wan
Lis
Selkirk Ranger
Federatin
Caridie
Idina
Tovanta
Ohurele
Glasgow
Lordizy Nina
Rowe
Papa Pines IX
Leo XL
Quale
Holy See
Apostolic Palaces
Helin
Gilles
Meg
Billi Yan
Mobile
Ala
Byrne
Be Torn
Arman
Brown
Land of
Ln Isgy
Tennessee
Louisiana
Loudon
Thor
Lorin Randolph Churchill
Garl Spearoe Wat
Papell
Milwaukee
Denton
George W. Childa
Philardelphia Ledger
Sherman
New York
Sparks
KélFin
Minsivaota
Dakota
Chicago
Paull Hamilton
Lancaster
Vanderbilt
New Sheop
Statun Island
Ocala
Fin
Thoman Th. Mrentixe
Annie M. Butt
Hela
Mon
Haley Matt
United
Guld
Auvrbach
Main Street
Helena
Thorndyke Rice
Grant
Century Company
Tle
Agnuiente
Mayafacturers and Traders’ Bank
Hullitn
Hancock
Nan
City Hall
Riverside Park
Cue Riagen
Broadway
Ailuchy
Congresa Park
State Senate
Sarataga Tumutink Committee
Tor
Cyrus W
Duke of Argyll
Yun
Tay Mien
Manchester
England
Trihtine
Gen Sheeran
Han
Tiehanda
Washington
Washington Wen
Ivert
Motta Winie
Huey
Taylor
Jackson
Thope
Indien Sud
Pall Benere
Gouna
Mt Phe
Vion
Sherawat de Lient
Sheridan Swavlertin
Atoning
Johnson
Gan
Buckner
Mos Grant
Thin Evford
Europe
William T. Sherman
Uss
Philip Ad. Sherman
U.S
David D. Porter
Stephen C. Ruwitn
Virgin
Swain le Vneknor
Kentucky
Mamilton Fish
George S. Noutyell
Mage Ehusetta
George W.hilda
Pennsylvania
Minuis
George Slones
Oliver Hoyt
Artheen Biniot
Ciemoners
Witcabines
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Future of New England Agriculture and Panama Canal Plans
The article notes debates on New England farm values with 1880 census figures and compares land worth to forty years prior. It also reports M D Lesseps predicting Panama Canal completion in 1888, with an estimated 28 million francs for dredging plus interest, praising the engineer for his persistence amid critics.
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New England
Arthode Ta
M.d'lesseps
Ponsa Cannel Company
Panama Canal
Sues
Failure of government steam er Alert undermines Arctic route plan
The disabled government steamship Alert returned to St Johns Newfoundland after penetrating ice in Hudson Strait. Its failure to test a proposed summer route via Hudson Bay and Straits for shipping Northwest Territories products has crushed confidence in the project.
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Alert
St. Johns
N. F
Hudson | Bey and
Europe
Northwest Territories
Rear Admiral English warns against encouraging American travel to Africa
Rear Admiral English reports to the navy department that it would be unwise for the government to encourage Americans to go to the Congo region. He states the advantages have been greatly overrated and predicts Africa will not be thronged with Americans soon. He argues there is an Africa at home that desires to welcome men and money and enterprise.
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English
Congo
Africa
Rail companies eye Dakotas range for future growth
The article notes Dakota as the current objective point for railways feeding the northwest with rapid territorial growth attracting attention. It highlights the Northern Pacific Manitoba and Milwaukee lines extending through Portamanst, while Northwestern Rockland Milwaukee and St Paul reach into southern portions, signaling plans to secure the range business and attract top settlers.
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Dakota
Peitiers
Northern Pacific
Manitoba
Milwaukee & 8Th
Pan
Bortabanst
Northwestern
Rockland
Milwaukee, & St. Paul
Statue dispute on Garfield likeness at Capitol
A garbled report discusses a proposed statue in the Capitol Statuary Room. It questions whether a Garfield likeness can be faithfully rendered and critiques the sculptor's effort, noting dissatisfaction with the resemblance and artistic quality.
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Garfield Thaebage
Capitol
Washington
Aman
Jorges
Batson
Vinnia Dean Mors
Funeral of Gen Grant Draws Massive Crowds in New York
The burial rites for General Grant proceeded at Mount McGregor New York with a solemn ceremony amid heavy guard and florid drapery. A large cortege followed the casket through guarded grounds as veterans and dignitaries observed the procession toward Albany and the Capitol viewing of the remains.
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Mt. McGretor
Tueaday
Lund A Case
Twelfth Infantry
Mith Artilleey
Guard of Honor
Dr. Nowmad
Bishop Harris
Indies
Ger
Hanoaele
Watt
Aouehory
Bry
Vin Horna
Philadelphia
Rush
Bidtany Corbett
Haninotieth Pantin
Agnew
Martin Oberesd
Mhorixter
Henry Cain
Hinkow Place
Rhurely
Brooklyn
Wang
Newnes Jiroxi
Hogan
Juirson
Npothen
Hrerin
Rey Main
Rooklyn
Bone
Alywai
Aloaso
Collins
Eherman
Gen
Hancock
Admiral Rowan
Stouhyna
Rots Dhgalla
Mensis
Miller
M. W. Crater
Twnmark
Corbin
Gon
Gonveal Crewawollnd
Hamilton Bish
Gus Hornes Porter
U. 8
Grant Post
Wiliwin H. Marker
Corwin
Gorge W. Benn
Roose B. Griffin
Dh Hewatt
John H. John Honey W. Wright
Mackelli McDonald
A M.S. McKelvy
Ge Colling Noah Tibbote
Georgy
Saratoga
International
Mount McGroper
New York Central
Albany
Grand Army
Tenth Battalion
Catalilgue
Hancock Fund
Ito Steuben Street
Capitol
Whule
Murrith
Seanie
Grant, Jr
Gow
Hill
Saa
Grant Memorial Service at Westminster Abbey
A memorial service for Ulysses S. Grant was held in Westminster Abbey with a royal and international attendance. Canon Farrar delivered the address as crowds and prominent figures from Britain and America observed the solemn ritual and tribute to Grant’s legacy.
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Grant
Westminister Abbey
Woetnin
Inter Abbey
London
England
Rehubert
Callon Parrar
Anthony
Sani
Canon Farrar
Uri
Gladetone
Earl of
Thdrwreighy
Eurl Cranbrook
Mr. Foster
Lyon Playiatir
Com-Mons
Prime Minnister Suliebury
Duke of Cambridge
Commaniterieengt
Nemay
Miarquis of
Lary
Lori Wolseley
Senor Murtex
Chilianam
Waseador
sFustice Waite
Gener) Brewster
Eumunds
Hawhey
Queen Victoria
Prince of Wales
Duke of Coumaught
Edinburg
Gladstone
Farrar
Royal Renldensea
Windsor
Uaborne
Onborne
Vistaria
Rattling Eastern Cyclone Impacts Philadelphia Front River
A severe cyclone hit Philadelphia and nearby areas on Monday afternoon causing vessel damage and injuries. Eyewitness reports describe passengers thrown from decks as floodwaters and debris swept along the riverfront, with widespread property damage and trees uprooted along the shore.
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Philadelphia
Wyuppu
Tribute Note From Lee To Hancock On Grant’s Obsequies
A telegraphic exchange between Fitshugh Lee of Vic and Gen. W S Hancock at Mount McGregor discusses honoring General Grant. Lee expresses respect for his memory of a great soldier and reflects on the soldiers of the South. The message references August dates and ceremonial arrangements.
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Fitchugh Lee
Fitshugh Lee
Vic
Hancork
Teland N.Y
Fitahugh Lee
Alexandria
Grant
Wlegraph
Hiscox
Mexandria
Hancock
Mount McGregor
Kadoing
Lee
News Notes From Indian Agency Delegation And Relayed Orders
Fragmented report notes a delegation led by Cockrell and John Vor outlining concerns over cattle orders and rations for Cheyenne and Arapaho reservations. It mentions President’s movements to attend Gen. Grant’s funeral, cabinet reshuffles, and post appointments across Minnesota Dakota and Ohio with various names and offices.
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Rancellineois
Armstrong
Prodan Cleveland
Cockrell Gay
John Vor
Missouri
D. Hunter
Rainwater
W. HK
Thompson
HM. Pollardoft
Louis
Wee
bin Cahtaul
Washington
New York
Gen. Grint
Thimeatier
Permideat
Wonthy
Col. Lasnoat
View Newnan
Dakota
Hoystoldy BF
Lavalles
View Eqnalls
Buffalo
Goodaell
Cavaller
Vasaull
Rowooe
Butley
Vine Blind
Noctuwiod
A. Denwon
Vee Hagelin
Public debt declines in July and assorted diplomatic notes
The July public debt statement shows an alleged $8 692 790 decrease as the navy department reports payments totaling $10 333 026 to Roach since 1862. Other items include disciplinary actions against an attorney in Baltimore, postmaster appointments in Minnesota, cabinet-level naval criticisms, appointments in Wisconsin and Des Moines, and various consular postings. A Rocky Mountain locust forecast, weather damage in France, and multiple other domestic and international notices are also noted.
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Washington
Roach
Navy Department
Biron Schuetter
Hiss
Charles L. Skinner
Baltimore
Interior Department
E. P. Dorivia
Caledonia
Minny
J.B Quinlan
le Sueur Center
Minn
J. N. Harper
Mabel
Whitney
Naval Sevinary Board
Dolphin Board of Examiners
Joseph M. Morraw
Internal Revenue
Sixth
Wisconsin
M.D. McHenry
Des Moines
Tawa
Tiley
Ynter
Senor Ton Mariin Romero
Minx Taierotin Allen
Philadelphia
Roniteu
Cayetano Lao
Miss Huinen
Benator Mahone
Virginia
Wnate
Proaldens
Mw Talueram
Joseph KR. Johnston
Pariland
New York
Army Team
Civil Life
Varaneios
Hall
Bombay
Mixcomluct
Oxwego
Joseph Magottin
Panos del Norte
Tex
Charles I. Bailey
I Corpus Christi
United States
Newcastle
Joseph Smith
District of Columbia
Alexander N. Wallace
Atlanta
Teo Civil Service
Foreign Gossip and World Affairs Mixed With Royal Notes
A crowded, fragmented news fragment reports diplomacy in Berlin favoring pacific settlement of Anglo Russian tensions. It mentions royal family events in Walearalith, memorial services, grand schemes in commerce and mining, and political turmoil in Canada and Britain. The piece hops through crimes, church honors, and Grant funeral preparations, with scattered references to North American politics, finance, and social life.
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Oman
Columbian River
British Columbia
Salvation Army
Col. Duimeb
Cadgary Pumpase
Ju ry flits a garmot of guilty in gnaw OUR case
The Criminal Calendar reports several jurors finding a guilty verdict in a gnaw OUR case but recommending leniency. A man named Theodore Seles from Eau Chien Wisconsin faced a shooting incident on a Canadian Pacific road near 8300 wad his wate. Provident Oakes of New York and Hom W. Re Mercian of St Past were visited by Duglar. a fight occurred and a rohbur fal. Mucham is out a gold watch. Henry Bradford of Ohio elopes with a neighbor’s wife. both left Delkin Rev. Me in Valley Dakiy. The court suspended Rendon and Bradford heads toward Michigan. Dilleena of Umatilla Oregon stirring over an enigmatic plan.
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Aluhorer
Eau Chien
Wis
Theodore Seles
Canadian Pacific
Duiglar
Oakes
Mucham
Henry Bradford
Oteogo
Ohio
Mr. Waters
Uuawrous
Delkin
Waiford
Valley
Dakiy
Wradford
Dilieena
Umatilla County
Oregon
Weather notes and court case from St Paul report
The report covers signal service weather observations at St Paul with temperatures rising to the high nineties in late June and a 192 degree note, plus high humidity and hail. It also summarizes a court martial against Hennvald Wales for neglect and misconduct in duty, with five years pension withheld and rank issues referenced.
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St. Paul
St Paul
Willy Coporta
Ghmrver Lynn
Ani
Hanwral Wales
Washington
Paul
Wales
Oleh
Barwin
Updiding
Ind
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Dissie McVough
John Dialigue
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India
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Irre Martin & Co
UK Corporation
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William
Willian N. Polson & Co
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J.H. Stewart
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J. C. Hilton
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Southampton
P. J. Stevens
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Ubulip
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Cleveland
Yuriig
Biel
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Shir
Ba Wecomls
Nile
Juden
Trak
Robert Bonner
Wistiast Enwan
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