Amelie Chaniler Quickly Breaks Matrimonial Bonds
Amelie Rires Chaniler moves swiftly to free herself from marriage constraints, showing notable speed in ending the union and severing ties.
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Amelie Rires Chaniler
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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1895
Page
2
Nomination notice joke about candidates and election outcomes
A quip notes that a candidate is told of nomination but learns of victory or defeat only after the result. The line underlines the gap between nomination and actual election result awareness.
Spain Declares War Prodded by Wartime Spirits
The author urges Spain to declare war against the United States by all means as the football and baseball seasons near their end and people seek other amusements.
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Spain
United States
Shrinkage in South African Securities in London
An estimated weekly shrinkage of 150 million dollars hit South African securities in London. The figures show the market tolerates small losses but dislikes larger fluctuations in the week.
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London
Sherman’s Book Provokes Mixed Reactions Among Senators
Observers note some colleagues take issue with Senator Sherman’s recent book yet expect wider acceptance as the truth emerges. Critics argue the work stirs controversy, while supporters predict eventual reconciliation as information surfaces.
Pass of Lowell Claims Massive English Estate
Mr. Pass of Lowell Massachusetts asserts ownership of an English estate valued at 22.5 million dollars. He suggests spending the fortune on this side of the Atlantic, and the note expresses hope the estate will come to Pass.
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Pass
Lowell
Mass
Atlantic
San Francisco diners weigh menus over fashion odds
The article notes diners ignore waiter girls in bloomers and focus on food quality, specifically oleo and steak durability, suggesting culinary concerns trump attire in the city’s restaurants.
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San Francisco
Arizona gold output climbs toward ten million
The past year in Arizona saw gold production exceed 4.0 million dollars with copper at 6.297 million. The governor forecasts gold output reaching 10.0 million dollars in the current year.
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Arizona
Duluth Bank Cashier Missing Funds Spark Question
Charles Stuckley once worked as cashier at the state bank in Duluth. He is on vacation in unknown parts while the bank reports a cash balance shortfall near a hundred thousand dollars. His father insists Charley did not take a cent.
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Charles Stuckley
State Bank
Duluth
Charley
Chinese Edict Bans Women’s Clubs Orders Husbands Supplied
The governor of Kwang-Shau-Fu issues an edict banning women’s clubs and commanding women to return to their husbands within one month. Contumacious wives face police enforcement to bring them back to their husbands.
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China
Kwang-Shau-Fu
Courts Rule On Everyday Doctrines Across Nations
The piece humorously surveys high court rulings across jurisdictions. It cites the Michigan Supreme Court deeming a fractured jaw from a tooth extraction not an accident, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court declaring beef stew not soup, and the U S Supreme Court asserting the tomato as a vegetable.
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Michigan Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Kesler Hotel Landlord Flees Hannibal With Family
In Hannibal Missouri the Kesler hotel owner left with his family and all possessions, taking wagons and horses to another state to dodge creditors. The abrupt disappearance leaves many locals lamenting and puzzled by the sudden exodus.
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Kesler
Hannibal Mo
Keslers
Hannibal
Secretary Olney Battles Fur Seal Slaughter at Sea
Secretary Olney pursues protection for fur seals in Northwestern possessions with Russian and Japanese cooperation. England offers no help and seeks unilateral control, suggesting she wants others to stop while she continues the trade.
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Olney
Russia
Japan
England
Armenian troops seize key positions as rumors of outbreak grow
Reports state Armenian troops control barracks and strategic sites after routing Turkish forces at Ze toun. Three Moosh prison officials reinstated after British demand for dismissal. Sivas riot reported with bloodshed but partial order. foreigners protected by Turkish officials. Kutchek Pasha declines grand vizier post amid cabinet paralysis. Death toll from maneuvers estimated at 15,000 with up to 30,000 starving. A palace guard clash rumor circulates but details unclear.
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Phillip Currie
Zetoun
Seiz
I T
Moosh
Waffairea
Michael Herbert
Porte
Sivas
London
Standard
Constantinople
Kutchek Pasha
Daily News
Europe
Mys
Africa
Mad Deer Attacks Family Near Saratoga Wyoming
A mad deer charged J. H. Mullison's ranch near Saratoga injuring his wife and 12 year old son as Mullison sustained leg wounds. The animal mauled them for nearly an hour before the family escaped and Georgie Mullison rode to summon help. Armed townspeople shot the deer dead.
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Saratoga
Wyoming
Wyo
J. H. Mullison
W. RB. Cowan
Mullison
Murlison
Letter Carriers Punished in Chicago Case List
Washington reports First Assistant Postmaster General Jones acted on Chicago letter carrier cases after reviewing special agents reports and carrier defenses. Actions include sixteen removals, many suspensions ranging from five to thirty days, four reprimands, and twenty-two satisfactions.
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Washington
Jones
Chicago
Machen
Hesing
Delta Carriers Overlooked Cases With Mitigating Pleas
The report outlines two cases where delta carriers were overlooked due to mitigating circumstances pleaded. Alongside prior reprimands, this brings the total number of carriers' cases to 173.
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Torily
Delta
Convention invites churches to seek constitutional amendment
The announced convention plans to study vital issues and seek reforms by amendment to the U S Constitution acknowledging God and Jesus Christ and upholding his law. It invites all Christian churches societies of Christian Endeavor temperance unions and related groups to send delegates.
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United States
Jesus Christ
Christian Churches
Societies of Christian Endeavor
Women’s Christian Temperance Unions
Rio de Janeiro Executes 27 Prisoners Amid Political Unrest
A Rio Janeiro dispatch dated November 12 reports 27 political prisoners executed Sunday, including three colonels, sparking nationwide excitement. The prisoners allegedly supported the monarchical cause, which is gaining ground as officers swear to join the movement. Britain and Germany are said to back the revivement with a plan to place a German prince on the Brazilian throne, possibly Prince Henry of Prussia.
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San Antonio
Tex
Rio Janeiro
Nichteroy
Englaad
Germaur
Hrasil
Probaly
Henry
Prussia
Testimony cites Byrnes in Gambier corruption probe
Christian W. Schaefer testified that ex police inspector Byrnes took a quarter share of gambling profits in Gambier, New York. He said Byrnes arranged protection for ten months, pulling in at least $2000, with wardmen and officials labeled as collectors and enforcers.
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New York
Dock Board
Lexow
T Byrnes
Wuteew
Christian W. Schaefer
Byre
Byrnes
Byrne
Sydney Nichols
Treat
Nichols
Hhis Preelmct
Keno
Schaefer
Washburn
Hadden
Saunders
Caffery
Schocca
Scannell
The Blood Spot Apple of Norwich’s Past
A Norwich tale recounts Micah Rood, an 18th century farmer who became idle and suspected of witchcraft. His red blood speck apple lingered after a mysterious murder rumor spread by a traveling peddler, linking the fruit to a legendary past and a perpetual name.
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Norwich
Conn
New York Herald
M.icah Rood
Connecticut
Micah
Othey
Micha Road
Ron
Tourist in Ireland Hilariously Describes Lofty Hotel Bed
An American traveler in Ireland recounts a Dedus hotel room with an impossibly high bed. A hidden movable stairway on rollers is revealed as the solution, letting a guest climb and then fall into the depths of the bed in a comic misadventure.
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Ireland
Treland
Dedus
Fatal Knife Test Reported in Milan Amid Blood Rust
A vivid line from a Detroit Free Press item describes a doomed scene where a fatal knife descends before witnesses. The executioner steadies himself with a pressed hat leaf as a protective measure and a sudden rust of blood marks the moment.
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Fred
Detroit Free Free Press
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