Massive 19th Century World War Rumors Fly
Readable fragments describe fires in New York churches, mine explosions, political shifts in New York and Alaska, and talks of war tax repeal. Notable names appear including Griggs, Belmont, Cleveland, Rogers, and J. H. icard. Events span Chicago, Boston, Havana, and Washington with references to railroads, pensions, and a new Panama situation.
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Griggs
Alaska
St. Agnes’s
New York
Vanderbilt
Shaskey and McCoy
Boston Harbor
Duluth, & Superior Bridge Company
Perry Belmont
Democratic
Kodue Bale
Abe
Canada
Estenger
Tiehonl Mansfield
Gyrang de Bergerac
Houten Congress
Howard Mingham
Ohio
W. GT
Joseph Jefferson
Max J. Jigar
Senate
Gar
Metropo
Menimont
Gould
Hirwidlaer Gommission
Bragemin Andrews
Miieuse
Fesivaet
Aftenewerd
Detroit
Mink
Francisco di Bralell
San Francisco
Omusderone la Muth Society
Jane Cakebread
Hia
Sloe
University of Naw
Allani
Baron Burkard
Vane
Seton Wats
Myo Gawate
Teller Buges
Thase
Senaluc Keaney
Peoria
Lil
Hamlet
Iglesias
Costa Rica
Graue CL Gillett
Kansas
Cathe
Banks Aly
Havana
Marie
Squire Voodhus
Wilkusbarre
Mass
House
Cleveland
Wr. J. Robertson
Ketonah
Foreign Ant iWeytusites Demonstration in Paris
A fragment notes a demonstration in Paris protesting Imperial policy, mentioning Emperour Williams and czar peace plans. It references resignations in Colombia favoring Gen. Clements, and reports the Argentine senate approving an extradition treaty with the United States. It also notes deaths of royalty and diplomats including Frederick of Württemberg and Fournier the French ambassador at Constantinople.
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Victoria
Ehela
William of
Wied
Neptune Company
Sweden
Colon
Tempe
Crontier
Wehan T. Stead
Loodon
Rome
United i Ay
Edmund I
Monson
Loudon College
Atholie Mills
Tale Lynch
Harold Wredenle
London
Panama
United States
Keating
Gale
Helen Roach
Monell
Lauzon
Attu
Inge H-Yaren
Rio
Paris
Williams
Clements
Aetes
Colombia
United Stattes
Miktcess Frederick
Wurtemberg
William II
Wurtember
Hugues Marie Henri Fournier
Constantinople
Wilhelming
Holland
Congress Opens as Senate Displays War Time Pageantry
The Senate sits in a formal opening with 267 members present as galleries fill with visitors. General Wheeler gains attention resuming duties and hints at resignation from the army, while Congress debates a gold dollar standard and a $12 million deep channel project for Gulf Mexico via the southwest pass with lively floor activity and remarks from Rep. Sulzer and others.
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Michigan Supreme Court
American Express
Michigan
American Flag Day Association
Congress
United Stawns
Wilcox
Janesville
Bere
Russie
Cody
Ulwekmail
Gouid Heys
Amiini J. Parker
Ant William McMurtrie Breet
Cora Vulgate
Lie Huld Summiel Swath
New Yor
Stabord
Grieeebusch Chancey
New York
Wison Parker
Rena Mendel
Chicago
Light and Cole Company
Cordelia Botkin
John
Dunning
Dover
Del
California
Kaiser
Frank Kuvaak
Bertin
Tin Plate Trust
Vritisa Ain Wate Mills
Cleveland
Stainsford
St. Gorges Noizvapaulehuren
Heratura House
Appleton
Sendder
Davees
Jie Daly
Mlaefor
Aire
Airseld
Blusell
Potty Scochn
Sm University Ell
Glee
Wianje Au Muundalin Clits
Sian Wieden
Mirador
Thu Pu
Agress Shar Company
Lanco Suuloring, Company
Scam der Lehr Clothing Company
Lass Si U9
Mrach Shoukenbarger
Andnalared Puilly
Peankfort
Ind
Gio
Iy Willegs
Best
Feanna
Cincinnati
Tahitives
Irotis
Locklend
Fort Worth
Jorisilla
Presiden
D Board
Hale
Washingeon
Dee
Senate
Une
Mesa
Waghligton
Midaunl
Spain
Uwe
Gen
Wheeler
Patrigzie
Helen Miller Gould
Gould
Gousins
Rep
Gulf Mexico
Southwest Pass
Sulzer
House Committee On Military Affairs
Senate Debates on Expansion and Army Reform
The Senate debated expansion and war policies with Mr West leading anti expansionists and opposing coastwise subsidies. Discussion covered a Hawaii commission report, naval and army reorganization bills, and funding for the war department and navy. The motions included executive sessions and referrals to committees with votes on pension and treaty matters.
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Dee
Senate
West
Dem
United States
Boundarie
Wes
Hetaif
Geleidles
Ohio
Hawaian
Rother
Adin
Mitrep
House Callas
Naval Establishment
Veet Ulem
Congress
Tuk
Spoliati Gallagher
NSHL
Great Britain
Unitad
Panama
Washington
McRae
Bangles and Offercory Tales At Church Service
A gossip filled account from a church offering scene recalls girls trading long-handled bags for coins, collectors stories, and a girl finding a hidden $151k in a Rick’s father gift. A Detroit note reports Mrs. Frank Brooks killed her nine year old daughter and herself.
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New York Sun
Frank Brooks
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