Fragmented Washington Society Notes on Reception and Debates
A garbled report from Washington describes the Last Diplomatic Reception and new admissions talks, with mentions of North and South Taketu territory concerns. It covers House and Senate debates on territorial admission, remarks by Senators on unity, and social scenes including Mrs. Cleveland and notable debutantes in a politically charged atmosphere.
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Fecrhd
Wanntrotoy
D.C
Tan
Springer
North
Gouth Taketu
New Mazico
Henatesouth
Tillnois
Melisnah
Minnesota
Naor
Congress
Aznite Perverasit
AlMaon
Abtrivh
Renate Yurtit Dtl
Cowles
Nari Varatioad
Ita
Waahjuin
Congress 6
Pol
Ts Indy
D. Ellen Foster
Enie
Geri Wain Burnall
Jensivh
Chaplotte Smith
Lairie & Charecior
Cangren
Meir
Ralioor Stine
South
Pabby
Seewang
Leghlatinn
Wein
W. L. Scott
Charlotte
Sit
Sith
Hanne
Cleveland
Pelertinthe Corp
Clewelaiales
Cornage
Philax
Lreo
Washington
Mixes Quay
Segutur
Pentneyl- Vunla
M. W. Emory
Willian l. Emory
Prankiin
Fragmentary 19th century note on Blaine and figures
A garbled report mentions Blaine and several figures, including Mrs Morton and Mrs Harrison, awaiting the next administration. The text cites unnamed reporters and references a Normandie venue, with uncertain, indiscernible details about meetings and authority.
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Rand
Levi
Morton
Normandie
Blaing
Mra
Dain
Hatriaon
Megntimé Blaine
Moka
Great Loss of Life on Kentucky River Bridge Collapse
A deadly accident near Bowling Green Kentucky followed a staged draw opening on the Green River bridge by contractors. Forty men stood on the draw, the steamer Bowling Keen passed through, the draw failed, and a large mass of iron and workers collapsed into the river. About twenty men are believed drowned with eighteen bodies recovered.
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Kentucky
Perlich
Isaac Bell, Jr
Bootteville
Louisville, St. Louis and
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Haw
Green River
Ones
Henderson
Dawer
Evanaville
Tod
Tharegens
Ian
Corinne
Ex-Minister Bell Dies in New York Home
Ex United States minister to the Netherlands Isaac Bell Jr died at St Luke's Hospital New York after months of illness He was born in New York in November educated at Harvard and formed the firm Hell Co He became Minister Resident to the Netherlands under Cleveland serving until May last year resigning due to health He suffered chronic Brights disease for several years
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Suterer
Uome
New York
Inine Bell, Jr
United States
Netherlands
St. Luke's Hospial
Severml
Mr. Hell
Tie
Tanac Hell
Young Hell
Harvard
Mono Brothera & Co
Issac Hell, Dy. A Co. Co
Isaac Dell
J. Tondeslera
Charleaton
Savanish
Naw Yok
Bell
Mica Jeannette Henvett
New York Herald
Hell
Europe
Newrtad
Bode Island
Cleveland
Ball
Not Wanted in Canada Denounces Foresters Meeting
The Cainelle Order of Foresters denounced a priest at Mantresl Quebec after a controversy over interference with church activities. An Illinois officer connected to the order faced a court sentence but no clergy interference was allowed beyond a clerical chaplain offering prayers at opening and closing of meetings.
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Cainelle Order of Foresters Denounceu Uy
Bt. Patrick's Atholic Church
Mantresl
Quebec
Mureshal
Order of Forentern
Ilnois
Periet
Panigtteasa
Tia Society
All
Child’s birth rites and long term ornaments described
A history of birth customs detailing binding the newborn, crostic bandages, and the ritual foreshadowing of life. The seventh day ear piercing with gold rings, fortieth day hair shaving, and the burying of the first hair mark crucial rites. Charms, including a gold silver token necklace, protect against the evil eye for girls as they age.
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Aratia Balfeva
Parlor Jests and Witty Quips in Debating Years
A collage of humorous exchanges on politics and society includes a voter’s jest about preferring the devil to a candidate, repartee at open gatherings, a French actor’s quip about lost heads, Descartes’ retort on philosophy and providence, and a Georgian era debate on reform and wages. It also notes regional valuations in Russia and a playful exchange about English manners versus American habits.
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Almily
Doresty
Frien
Sant
Descartes
Soap Kettle Trial Causes Courtroom Stir
A comic courtroom scene unfolds as a woman defies a witness summons over boiling soap. She argues law and religion against the judge while insisting on finishing a pot of soft soap. The exchange ends with a contempt of court threat and a stubborn stand for her schedule. Pope Leo XIII’s disciplined daily routine is described in contrast to a frugal life and daily mass.
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United States
Napoleon
Leo XIII
Vatican
Pritsbury Post
Rails for Japanese Railways and rail gauge notes
The article surveys rail gauge debates in Japan with British and American opinions on rail weight and rolling stock for a three foot six inch gauge. It mentions Nagasaki branch locomotives, potential demand for American rolling stock, and stockholder preferences for lighter rail. It closes with miscellaneous ads and short nondescript lines.
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Britvak Mercieke Gazette
England
Nagadaki
Nagasaki
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