McKinley Urges Armistice and Cuba Intervention Plan
President McKinley sends a message to Congress urging measures to end Cuba hostilities and establish a stable government. He cites the Maine disaster, calls for humanitarian relief, and proposes military and naval force if needed. He rejects immediate recognition of Cuban independence and favors a negotiated peace with Spain. He notes Spain's suspension proposal and awaits Congress action.
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The Gingo Tree at Riverside Young Plant from China
The Ginkgo tree named Kinnga biloba, also called the maidenhall tree, was planted near General Grant's grave in Riverside. It bears fan shaped leaves, separate male and female organs, and has a bright metallic fruit with a pungent flavor. The Riverside specimen shows the tree thrives in middle-state climates, echoing Leslie's Weekly note on its transplant history.
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Li Hung Chang
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Leslie's Weekly
Riches and business claims in New York firm note
A New York insurance company reports on profits from four strong lines of lucrative business led by China. The fragmented OCR text suggests emphasis on income minus expenditure as the source of riches, with mention of safe debt and overall wealth accumulation.
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New York
Lucrattyre
China
The Home Circle and Social Advice Notes
A miscellany of kitchen hints and household tips on cooking methods and preserving flavor, plus musings on social behavior. It discusses seasoning vegetables, salads, and quick prep ideas, and offers reflections on money, vanity, and courtship practices, urging self examination and virtue.
Kelly the Australian bushranger wore 200 pound armor
Australians bushranger Kelly survived repeated firearm hits while clad in steel armor and helmet weighing 200 pounds, with bullets and rifles largely failing to injure him. He described blows like a hammer strike and intense heat from impacts, often being stunned yet unharmed, leading him to avoid taking further chances with lighter plates.
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Cheap Winter Curtains From An Old Blanket
A simple project explains making two winter curtains from a single old blanket with minimal cost. After washing and cutting, edge hems are added and sides finished with old gold twist, wool, or ball fringe. The result is cosy and suitable for back bedroom windows.
Vermont Eyes Momentous October 1 Division Date
A cleaving of Vermont into two district regions is planned for October 1 marking a major structural change. Local leaders anticipate the formal creation of distinct districts and administrative realignment across the state.
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