March 7 in History A Sweep Through Obits and Politics
The item scans a March 7 history page with obituaries of Innocent I, Arthur Helps, Matilda Heron, and C G Memminger among others, plus political notes about Kansas and Missouri legislation, party dynamics, and upcoming state actions. It notes figures like General Grant and Millard Fillmore with brief life facts and mentions shifts in Kansas politics and university funding debates.
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Antoninus Pius
Raman Eliperur
Abheds
Leh
William Longsworth
Sallebury
Pope Innocent Nit
You Francois Blancharit
Tairn
Wns
Bre
Milstest
Lord Collingwold
Grant
C. G. Memminger
Hertory of the Treasury
Charleston
Imo
Steininson F. Randolph
Jersey
Louis Joseph Murr LF
Mission of the Tribune Almanac and Kansas political snarl
The Tribune Almanac offers information on holidays interest exemptions and naturalization while poking at votes on woman suffrage. Kansas political scenes glare with debates over McKinley bill changes and editors clashing in Topeka and Lawrence as populists protest federal appointments and parry with columns from the Journal and Kansan City Mail.
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Catholic parents gain school choice in Satolli letter bold
The Satolli letter endorses allowing Catholic parents to choose schools and urges regular religious instruction outside public schools. It sanctions the Faribault plan where parochial schools meet public standards and local needs, signaling a major church stance in the United States.
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Satollis
Faribault Plan
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Ireland
Leo
United States
Holy See
Catholic Church
Satolli
W. J Stead
Letter to editor uses a poet of nature debate in family exchange
A reader writes to the Journal editor sharing a personal letter about poets Shelley and Wordsworth, a discussion with John and John's mother, and reflections on nature poetry. The piece portrays a lively, informal dialogue across generations with literary opinions and a portrait of a 26 year old narrator.
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Kiedercarten
John
Bucks Nnd
Lee
Daten
Joln
Abe
Shelley
Ture
Bacon
Mill
Syston
Wordsworth
Swete
Juta
Sheiley
Stu
Stopford Brooke
Stopford
Coor Shelley Dytn
Falhor
Ice beset station keeper clings to rescue near ship
John William Thoma keeper of the Wolf Trap Light station perished after ice closed in. He abandoned amid 12 feet of water three miles from shore, waved to a passing steamer, and boarded safely but nearly drowned by breaking through the ice as he reached the shoreward vessel. The entry notes a salt industry in Africa and unrelated items.
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John William Thoma
Wolf Trap
Mr Thoma
Case Mand
Washington Post
Africa
Frepel
Chefueux
Bukut Awsal
Obock
East Africa
Bay of Tailjoorah
Colonial Office
Aml
Une Lake
New York
Excedent ramely muddled medical plea from Baltimore warehouse
A confused plea describes two children suffering neuralgia all winter seeking Salvation OU and sophicallone products for a complete cure. The writer, John t. Jeers, Deputy Inspector at Pebpcey Warehouse No 4,1 Baltimore, Mt, closes with unlikely remedies and endorsement of a remedy called Jemneider.
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John T. Jeers
Pebpcey Warehouse
Baltimore
Ocean Salinity and Liquid Mineral Content Presented
Discussion on dissolved minerals in sea water, sources from river drainage, and how oceans accumulate salts. Notes about lakes with no outlets, Dead Sea salinity, and implications for marine life evolution according to a Science article. Also includes brief sections on homely girls and amusing anecdotes about animals and dental care.
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Sonnenstedt
Jess Wailing
Anin
Amourican
Constance
Qoners
Sea of
Aral
Caaplan
Dead Sea
Jordan
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