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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1896
Page
4
Senator Mills of Texas reenters the party fold as Cuban insurgent leaders gain U S naturalization. Cutcaco secures the twenty-ninth ballot to convene in July. Grover Cleveland disclaims a third term. Carlisle questions gold reserves, while party unity wavers. Sam Cook chairs a committee seeking full state party reorganization amid ongoing efforts.
A fragment argues against vivisection and the desecration of human bodies by claiming a live person could serve as a subject as well as a cadaver. The quote reflects ethical stances on medical experimentation and consent.
Facts about 1896 list five Sundays for March May August and November, February starts and ends on Saturday, July Fourth and Washington Birthday fall on Saturday, Labor Day Sept 7, Thanksgiving Nov 26, an August 22-28 lunar partial eclipse, and seasonal start dates. It ends with an anecdote about a Kansas farmer building a wall and an abrupt transition to an oration by Prof. Joda M. Allen.
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