Epithets and Echoes of a World in Turmoil
A digest of late world affairs notes anarchist fires in Vienna amid unrest in Brazil. British beer revenue dominates fiscal take as the Ameer of Afghanistan warns the czar. Uproar in Washington over Gibbs and sugar free-list moves. Local tales include a Texas court appointment, cyclone devastation in Arkansas, and the Lincoln era threads of public life in 1889 90.
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Vienna
Brasil
Great Britain
Ameer
Afghanistan
Russia
Huntington
Dresden
Royal Horse
Washington
Owen Scott
Illinois
Geary
California
China
J.hay Brown
Lancaster
Justice Bradley
Supremes Court
Corrello
Chihuahua
Mexico
W. B. Fuller
James Cavanagh
Texas House of Representatives
Lavelle
Ind
Springfeld
Sugar Trust
Itio
Linddin
Sherman
Hillould
Austin
Texas
Court of Civil Appeals
Sargent
Leamer
Libau
Arkansas
United States Commissioner of Labor
Wright
Bari Holly
Jack Childs
Giles County
Tennessee
bin Bol
River County
Florence Dole
Agelaay “Thomas
WILL GRANT THE LOAN TO COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION
The Chicago people say Congress will loan 5 million dollars for the Columbian exposition with a second mortgage on gate receipts. Senators note first mortgage not to exceed 3 million, hoping government risk remains limited. Diplomatic relations with Chile may be severed.
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Chicago
Chile
Congress
Durborow
Senate
House
Winston
Atomee
Ee Heer
Oeetan
Wasumorom
Reenter
Egan
Washington
United States
Italy
New Orleans
Blaine
Marquis Imperiali
The Nebraska Convention and National Committee Session
In Minneapolis on April 16 the Republican sub executive committee met as visiting members toured the Expo building. Work advances include completed carpentry and progressing seating lighting and decorations for the great hall as plans move toward the convention. The scene recalls earlier votes where a resolution was defeated and the room settled into quiet following the tally.
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Hoar
Circuit Court of Appeals
Senate
Pension Office
Wasuisetos
J. P. Greenwalt
Cooper
Peet
Secretary of the Interior
Morgan
Beatty
Minneapolis
Minn
Republican National Committee
Exposition Building
One Girl's Work Aims to Expand a Church for All
Harpers Young People recounts a frail six and a half year old girl who saved pennies to enlarge a church so other girls could attend Sunday school. Her death preceded a church expansion and a Good Samaritan Hospital wing named in her memory, reflecting faith and generosity.
Woman in New York Drug Clerk Debate Cited
A 19th century court or social column notes a woman, allegedly superior to male drug clerks in some respects, facing social scrutiny. It discusses invites to a dance in Horticultural Hall on the 18th and reflects on exclusions and gender expectations in professional roles.
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Jorn
Tom—Hulio
Horticultural Hall
Jack
Harvard
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