Michigan Republicans brace for Burrows senate seat clash
The Michigan Statesman weighs Burrows promotion, bets on a GOP path to the senate, highlights soldier backing, and notes potential candidates in Calhoun and surrounding counties. It cites Gov. Richs message, suffrage issues, and upcoming vote timing and strategy. The piece lists veteran and political figures and forecasts future nominations.
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Burrows
Michigan
Heige
Slo
Senate
J. Burrowa
Adme
Rich
Massachusetts
Union
Colorado
Wyoming
Commonwealths
Aac
Palmer
Illinois
Hawley
Manderson
Vilas
Mitchell
Wisconsin
Brice
Ohio
Peffer
Kansas
Wolcott
Davis
Minnesota
Quay
Pennsylvania
Proctor
Vermont
Allen
Nebraska
Reporter and opera star bet fuels tense hotel clash
A Syracuse reporter tried to meet a leading operatic star believed to have placed a $1000 bet on Legi Morton. The business manager refused entry behind the scenes, and later confronted the reporter at the hotel. A heated exchange followed about propriety and gentlemanly conduct.
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Jay
Nighar
Mng
Aha
Legi
P. Morton
Misa
Curious French Law on Attempted Crimes in Paris Court
Two pickpockets Fargant and Monty were arrested near a Paris omnibus bureau while practicing their trade. The court of criminal appeals examined the old theory that an attempt to commit a crime could be treated as a crime even if no offense occurred, ruling on the legality and implications of punishing attempts that fail.
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Court of Criminal ‘Appeals
Paris
Fargant
Monty
Bureau D’omnibus
Imperial pomp and public works in war era Russia
Fragmentary text notes regal ceremony and lavish spending on decorations at St. Petersburg during wartime. Mentions 3,500,000 rubles spent on public buildings and hopes for imperial notification about ceremonies and wreaths. References Emperor and national culture amid military context.
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Ironburg
F. i
Loni
Risa
St. Petersburg
Names in Congress and the risk of duplicates
The Washington Post notes the Fifty fourth Congress will include many duplicate surnames such as Arnold, Baker, Clark, Cobb, Cook, Curtis, Gill et al. It lists pairs from multiple states and highlights the prevalence of common names like Wilson across Idaho New York Ohio and South Carolina.
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Congress
Arnold
Pennsylvania
Rhodland
Kanene
Maryland
New Hampshire
Wilson
Idaho
New York
Ohio
South Carolina
Washington Post
Royal Buckhounds Controversy Reopens Hunt Debate
Over a year after Victoria pledged to end royal tame-deer hunting, reports claim inquiries followed a promise but no abolition. The practice resumes as hounds maul stag targets, drawing long-standing criticism from both Tories and Liberals about cruelty, influence, and royal sport.
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Victoria
Times
Piccadilly
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Col
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Sault Ste. Marie
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Osborn
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Calhoun County
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Detroit Tribune
Michigan Farmer
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Inter Orean
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New - York Statesman
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Manegsr
Mitchell DeLay
Cay
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J. W. Fletcher
Central Block
Marshall
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Chicago
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