Wisconsin Democrat Party Split Letters and Meiklejohn Reply
A Wisconsin issue raises questions of honesty and ability within the Democratic Party. James W. Meiklejohn forwards a letter from Tom Wall of Milwaukee County to state party leaders seeking front-line views on the income tax bill. The exchange highlights party rifts and concerns about personal stakes in the tax policy and Dem unity.
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Senate Treason Charge Sparks GOP Division in Senate
Senate discussion centers on charges of treason against Morgan of All and eleven associates linked to opposition of the Wilson bill. Smith of New Jersey condemns disloyalty to party while defending tax debate as he attacks the Minnesota accusation and notes party lines blur under national crisis.
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Illinois Municipal Elections Reported Narrow Democratic Victories
The Whim municipal election results show one city case of a democratic win amid widespread Republican gains. The piece notes sparse reporting, with several towns delayed results and mentions names of local leaders and candidates across multiple communities.
Mysterious 1897 Economic Forecasts from scattered notes
The fragment discusses wage cuts and reduced consumption tied to 1897 economic concerns. It references whisky sales, revenue projections, and imports, noting possible large declines in consumer spending and a substantial drop in purchases if wages are reduced. It mentions a revival of consumption tied to whisky and to broader economic conditions.
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Mills Says He Stays Close To Party On Writ Question
Kansas City Journal notes Senator Mills describes his stance as between the devil and the deep sea while asserting loyalty to his party amid debate over the writ question.
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Fragmentary political notice on trade and districts
The garbled text references Chicago Fribuoe and Ohio districts, mentioning Representative Tom Jeamson and a Republican majority around seven or more against free trade. It lacks clear context or coherent facts to form a full story.
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Democratic party splits deepen during campaign era
Fragmented political landscape described with terms like factional divides and leadership drift. The piece notes a rift resembling historic party fractures and hints at internal struggles affecting strategy and unity.
A Bad Blow to the Democrats from Rhode Island
The Democrats scoff at Rhode Island’s size yet acknowledge its power to deal a serious blow to their party at a moment when a different outcome would have been celebrated by foes with repeated cheers.
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Republican Victories Reported Across States
Across multiple editorials and wire items the newspapers celebrate Republican gains in spring elections. Mentions include Maryland senatorship shifts, Ohio and Michigan results, Chicago mayoral race outcomes, and overall gains contributing to a large House margin.
Political gossip and appointments in midcountry press
The article lists figures tied to affairs and appointments, from the duke of Veragua and treaties committees to U S senate prospects, rail executives, and physicians for royal or noble patrons. It notes Governor Lorgnxe Crounse of Ne ny 4 and Samuel F. B. Aforse’s roles, plus medical fees paid to Parisian doctors and leaders of the McClellan battlefield group with officers from north and south.
Ballade ofwordy Wealth Lyrics From the Old World
The fragmentary OCR presents a poem titled Ballade ofwordy Wealth with lines about money moving towns markets and people driving power and pleasures. It mentions wealth influencing merchants captains soldiers and clergy and hints at youth health and paradise. The author is listed as Andrew Tate with unclear attribution to Lyrics of the Old World.
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Threefold existence discussed by Venzenis and Moore
A dialogue unfolds on a theory that man lives in three bodily phases the first intermediate and final with a genius arising from the intermediate tier Venzenis plans to transfer his soul into a final stage body and demonstrates by summoning a wild African companion who serves him domestically while Moore questions the idea and fate of the soul after the cleansing rites
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I am the third the final third
Moore watches as Venzeni forces a death test on his dying ally in a ritual. The Africas sacrifice the body to touch the soul while a savage guides its release and the victim flees into the forest pursued by the dead man’s body. Moore confronts a chilling pursuit and a chilling revelation.
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Final confession from the last survivor and victims
The narrator speaks in cryptic, fatal terms of death and vengeance. Venzeni dies under mysterious circumstances while Moore confronts the burden of caring for three souls, including a savage’s, with no one understanding the final third.
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Grace Devere a Lawyer's Wife Wrote Songs and Stories
A New York Tribune report identifies Grace Devere as a dancer and writer who used that pen name. Her husband, Athol lawyer Mr Horr, long separated from her and supported her in New York. She died after a period of illness while he was away, with details of the couple and their long estrangement noted.
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Modern Editors and the Race for Bright News
A critique of editors who must constantly deliver rapid and vivid reporting. It argues that only luminous journalism survives in a world of restless public intellect and demands from a modern press that values quick, sharp flashes over dull prose.
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