Unclear items show diverse 1899 notes and local politics
The text compiles short items on 1899 business failures, divorce cases in Oklahoma, Maine disaster victims interred at Arlington, Republican senator swaps in South Dakota, local benefactors in Arkansas valley, remarks by General Lawton, Bryan contributions, Continental Oil Company publications, population figures for Las Animas and Lamar, and Democratic campaign fund solicitors flooding national committee applications.
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Maine
Havana
National Cemetery
Arlington
General Lawton
Philippines
Bryan
Lawton
Continental Oil Company
Arkansas Valley
Las Animas
Lamar
Democratic Campaign Fund
National Committee
Globe Printing Co. offer for readers in St. Louis
Sunday edition four dollars a year and Sunday only two dollars. Weekly semi weekly sections one dollar per year. The paper aims to be a big semi weekly with news and reading matter for every family. Write for free samples.
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ST. Louis Globe
Globe Printing Co
St. Louis
Sibley Backslider on Free Coinage and Adjournment
The report notes Congressman Sibley of Pennsylvania shifting from free coinage support. He now argues gold production and prosperity will meet demand for years. On the final pre recess vote he sided with Republicans to adjourn, resisting Democratic pressure and criticizing partisan maneuvers.
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Sibley
Pennsylvania
Cripple Creek
Alaska
Congress
House
Richardson
Tennessee
Ancient Armada Anchor Recovered Off Kin sale Pier
A lobster trawler crew near Kin sale freed a five ton anchor from the sand, with a ten foot shank and a cannon affixed. Likely from a Spanish Armada ship wrecked on this coast, the fossilized anchor has rested in sand for about three centuries and now lies at Kin sale lower slip, drawing wide curiosity.
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Kinsale
Longfellow’s kindness recounted in intimate memories
Reminiscences recount Longfellow’s gentle acts toward children and friends. James T. Fields visited with five children, a girl received mementos from leaves, and Prof Luigh Monti recalls a Christmas encounter where the poet welcomed a curious girl and welcomed her into his home.
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Lovefellow
Ealacea
Christian Endo
James T. Fields
Mmn
Longfellow
Longfellex
Luigh Monti
Cambridge
Brave Girl Fights Off Alligator Attack at Lake Gibson
A 14 year old girl from near Lakeland Florida was attacked after entering Lake Gibson on a dare. She escaped twice despite injuries and provided a graphic account of the encounter. Officials note the creature seemed about five feet long and the incident was witnessed by others nearby.
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Gir
Baltimore Sun
Notice for public publication of homestead entries
Notice is given that a series of entries have been filed and will be acted upon. Names include John Williams Merrill Markham Lamar Cato John Wilcos J S McMurtry and others in Lamar Colorado. The deadline is January 1, 1900, with final proof required at the Lamar Land Office.
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Wilfe
Lamar
John W. Oyrime Ea
H. Bees
Ian
B. Trotter
Wileeni
S. F. Erickson
G. W Oyler
Aia
Macgnic. Register
U.S
Colorado
Horace Friebie
William Vernon
Joly Giolladay
George F. Pearl
Mole
W. A. Menatin
Register
Desert Lind
Last Orrick
Lamar Coro
Edna FT. Gols
Cole
Colo
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Lamar Register
Lasan
Cororapo
Jaxvany
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Pettigrew
Kyle
T. C. Henry
Mexico
Rocky Ford Papers
Nat Wetzel
Backslider
Stories OF
Longfell
Cirl
Sotice Por Publication
A. Memrill
Boyd
Post Office
A. N. Panna
W.C._Gors
First National Bank
B. B. Baors
M. D. Trarowen
Elirectors
T. M. Beonx
W. C. Gor
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