Diverse 19th century miscellany on Rhodes novels and Royalty
The article surveys Cecil Rhodes critics and Mrs Brown's push for a government post, notes a Charlottesville queen apple shipment to Victoria, and recounts Lola Montez gravesite tributes. It also mentions state flowers and trees, an Oxford visitor, tea cigarette risks, and a Thomas testimonial gift with famed composers portraits.
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Biles
Pomtover
Washington
Hill
Brown
Witer Wwhoen
Charlottesville
J. Killebrew
Suse
Albemarle County
Severa
Lola Montes
Sarah Bernhard
Metropolis
Alabama
Oregon
Colorado
Delaware
Iowa
New York
Maine
Montana
North Dakota
Oklahoma Territory
Utah
Vermont
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Oxford
Jungland
America
Trial of Frank Kottwitz and the murder case unfolds
The case centers on Frank Kotwitz accused of killing his wife in a North Dakota county. Testimony details a volatile relationship, prior deaths of children, and alleged robbery or property transfers. The trial, set amid public intrigue, probes motive, alibi, and possible accomplices.
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Manet
Vonguines
Gram
Kortwita
Germany
Puerta
Pate
Wihuaha
Minny LeGiant
Isso Aytune
Feo
Ags
Amd
Kortwite
Sucjliiten
Wiel Coittehlp
Koltwics
Wien
Barly
Selwerel
Lionel
Nile Wisbataniy
Wien Betis
Eimmars Manier
Nieband
Tie
Gil Tata
Huth
Kolwlin
Wildy
Kollwits
Nebshors
Ralnener
Nicku
Wigwix
Kottwite
Kotrwits
Tale Iniolen
August Kottwits
Koitwits
Ube Andorls
Kottwitz
Iit
Lynch
Zooler Henda Pire
Hend Taylor
Webster City
Mincake
Desorah Staing
Frank ‘Taylor
Oman
Leopold
Wagler
Ting
Jim
Sun“iuine
Decorah
Farmers vs Wilkmen War Sparks Transport Aid Conference
An ill legible 19th or early 20th century text notes a conflict between farmers in northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin aiming to influence the Chicago market and rail lines. A Milwaukee committee pushes for a broad petition and a nationwide conference to draft a favorable constitution, with names such as BH Seumeny and the National Miller Association appearing in fragmented lines.
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Rustetl
Tllinois
Wiscan
Ule Waetkaver
Welligewents
Wisconalis
Meo
Tacharit
Chicago
Hvtevaneoh
Temperance Movement Gathers in Kansas and Michigan
Kansas temperance leaders urge preconvention mobilization as the state prepares for a proposed Substantial convention. President Rev Richard War emphasizes unity to influence politics and law. Michigan delegates advocate a state Mark Convention to discuss highway improvements amid strong reform support across farming districts and Grand Traverse region.
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Utien
Richard War
Raneas
Holble
Morell
Avand Raylds
Mich
Atlanta
Hs Capital Building
Grand
Ravers
Muskegon
Manistew
Oceana
Sontealm
Saginaw Valley
Markets Report Mixed Prices and Receipts Across Regions
Chicago and Minneapolis quotes show mixed cattle and grain prices with steady to higher trends. Cattle receipts around 3,000 head at Chicago and 430 at Denver. hogs and wheat futures firm in morning trading, with winter and spring patents varied in price. An order in Denver requires women to remove bonnets during performances at the Ta bor Grand Opera house, under court approval. A New York juryman balks at a book oath, compromising by touching covers. a moral reflection on favors and duties closes the market notes.
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Missouri
Lie Tiver
New York
Ita
Johnson
District Court
Denver, Colo
Tabor Grand Opera House
Washington
Howe
Navy Department
Navy
Hevard
Hiehborn Hus
Uegeit
Ubon
Bowlyn
Ut Navy Yard
Walter Tent Palais
Admiral Brown
Department
Norfolk
Dumculljee
Bo Jen
Lvo
Lve Mshi
Cleveland Presiding at Moraine Rally With Presbytery Members
President Maya- Taba presided over a March rally in New York as presbytery members debated the role of the church in politics. Dr dehy Hal led introductions, with speakers Rey T, Talruge, and Sheldon Juekeon from Washington offering remarks on faith and civic duty.
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New York
Maya- Taba
Coday
Nuy
York
Cleve
de. Roverts
Cleveland
Bods
Dehy Hal
Rey T
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Sheldon Juekeon
Wasnioton
Trial of the Filibusters in New York Case Exposed
Fragmented report details a filibuster case involving Cuban expedition claims, notable figures like General Gavel and Marshal Mecurthy, with mentions of penalties, ship seizures, and a Baltimore trader tied to trait business. The account references the United States District Attorney, examinations, and possible imprisonment context.
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Rasy
York
Wien
Bermuda
Rogethoy
Hlores
Anne
Ataiea Federil
General Gavel
Cat Hughes Wuyer
John du Muyt
Curae
America
Marshal Mecurthy
Keil JD
Triar
Hart & Co
Philadelila
Mecmuda
Pertain de Kann
Baltimore
New York Cat Show Opens at Madison Square Garden
The annual New York Cat Show debuts at Madison Square Garden with exhibitions by top breeders and a prize fund over 1000 dollars. Notable figures include J Pierpont Morgan and Lin Brian Hughes among exhibitors. entries feature long and short haired varieties.
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Arcond
Madison Squi
New York
Maren
Maitiion Square Garden
Eueed
Phy Ishion
Ie Studer
Aum Ty Hsite
MeMba
Ald Tie Dalronioaire Inc
Boll
Jacob
Mradrederick Gebhard Ahi
Cossiets
Ore J
Pierpont Morgan
Lene Brian Hughes
Nicoemus
Silas Louisa Morgan
J. Pierpone Morgan
Coronation Anniversary Observed Amid Ceremony and Festivity
The eighteenth anniversary of Papa Jes KAI’s coronation is celebrated in Rome with a cardinal procession to the Basilica, a Te Deum, and diplomatic attendance. Attendance reached about 1,000, with long ceremonies marking the pope’s entrance as the crowd’s enthusiasm rose despite health concerns.
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Hopibio
Rome
Maren
Papa Jes Kai
Sacred College of Cardinals
Ain Apartments
Kalehis
Malta
Menbare
America Insulted Mob Stonns Anu Consulate in Barcelona
A chaotic incident in Barcelona led to mob violence at the American Consulate. Police dispersed the crowd as rioters cheered. The report also mentions cultural exhibitions and literary notes, including Octave Thanet and a New York juryman, with miscellaneous commentary on the Missouri river and a French poet’s pseudonym.
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Speninh
Anu
Horecio
Barcelona
Spain
Maron
Polte
Octave Thanet
Octave
Cabinet Meeting Details on Spanish American Crisis
A Washington dispatch reports a special cabinet meeting amid the Spanish American tensions. President and Olney confer on Spain's conduct, seeking a prompt disavowal and protection of American lives and interests.
Cablegram From Taylor on Madrid Situation
United States minister at Madrid reports to Secretary Olney on March 1 cable about Spain Chile tensions. He notes guards around the mission area and residence, while Spanish authorities seek calm and proper conduct.
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New York
Washington
Priat
Iwerin
Taelock
Rotary Olney
de Lome
Hin
United States
Khaln
Lia
Shy Wonare
Ketone
Minieter
Mayhir
Herbert Bowen
Lieconeul Ar
ruKrol
Che Yroalent
Winey
Olney
Heidené
Spain
Cleveland
Taylor
Madrid
Chile
Magnélonn
Conauilate
Aline
Minneapolis Elevator Fire Devastates Wheat Stock and Mill
A large Minneapolis elevator owned by the Minneapolis Tor annual Elevator company and burned by the Van Duzer Harrington company was destroyed with about 100000 bushels of wheat lost. Cause suspected an explosion in the upper structure though unproved. Insurance covers about 100000, with total losses around 300000. A second elevator fire later reports 600000 bushels of wheat at another facility.
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Minneapolis
No. Y
Minneapolis Tor Annual Elevator Company
van Duzer Harrington Company
Mintenpoll
Pacific Railroads Opposed by Mortgage Bond Holders
Washington March 2 House committee continued inquiry into Pacific railroads. L J Morrison representing Union Pacific first mortgage holders rejected Fitzgerald plan as impractical, proposing a government foreclosure lien and creation of a new company to own old assets. Fitz Arrald plan reportedly abandoned.
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Washington
L. J. Morrison
Union Pacific
Congress
Fitz Arrald
Packing House Burns
Oxden
Utah
Massey & Reese
Congress Debates Cuba Resolution in House Proceedings
The House debated a renate supported Cuba resolution amid rule suspensions. Key figures like Mr Allen of Nebraska and Mr CAL of Florida led remarks on intervention and Cuban affairs, with committee referrals and a Senate timeline shaping possible votes this week. The session also touched on navy manpower and potential foreign policy moves as part of ongoing legislative activity.
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House
Renate Orb
Whaliington
Brown
Wiliis
Tha Ware
Wenale
Eth Revi
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Torvign Uftairs
Adonn
Corm
Tillie States
Aury
Abu Dernaten A. Secu
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Senate
Ana
Staton
Mr Ormary
Amy Kentucky
Pital Nes
Washington
CNG
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Hows
P Vate
Jean
Eye
Cuba
Allen
Ton Nebrakka
Paolo Raffroade
Calldei
Florida
Spaln
Nad Ina
Vufpeenk
Go~mes
la Lucha
Mayana
Woniatithy Ti Cente
Neil Epictiy
Stivih
Julldy
Sarycuilly
Gomez
Juiux
United Staten
Call
Arizona
United States Navy
Stanford Victory In Supreme Court Case
Justice Haran delivers decision in United States vs Stanford executrix case. California suit sought over 15 million dollars tied to Central Pacific Railroad stockholder stake and government band advances. Court ruling favors Stanford executrix, marking a major legal outcome.
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Justice Haran
Washington
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court of the
United States
United Statis
Tie
California
United
Spain faces calamitous risk from Cuban revolt
A draft of international leaders debates Cuba and Spain’s response as Senor Moret and Senor Emilia Caxtelar urge caution. The piece notes public opinion across parties toward the rebellion and Spain’s planned measures to defend its rights and quell the insurrection, amid calls for prudence.
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Lenoy Caavull
Irpan
Cubs
Wales
Cleveland
Senor Saasta
Sintater
Spain
America
Senor Moret
Senor Sagusta
Ubersis
Mays
Laken
Alesteen Senate
Damaging New England Floods Hit Bridges and Tracks
Hartford reports a major storm sweeping across New England causing widespread damage. bridges washed away, tracks washed out, a freight engine capsized near Forestville, seven cars wrecked and one crew member injured. Damages exceed 100000 dollars with homes and riverside areas flooded.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Middletown
Bristol
Forestville Stin Flay
Knwland
Strarat
Mumaun
Menzo
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