Gambetta Died in Ville-d'Aury After Prolonged Illness
Leon Gambetta, the French statesman, died at his residence in Ville-d’Aury after a long illness. Thousands visited the home as telegrams went to President Gravy, while painters and photographers documented the scene. Gambetta’s life spanned from Cahors to Paris where he rose as a key figure in the republic, leaving a legacy of resistance against empires and a costly but celebrated struggle for liberty.
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Ullerina
Atatesman
Jamica
Bud
Chinisiere
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Gumbitia
France
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Saya Ubore
Bourgeoiu
Trista Waere
Leon Gamberts
Cahors
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Bordeaux
Mia
Assembly
National
Thiers
Armani Cornell
Leon
Abe Masabie
Els
Guivot
Montfaucon
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Gambelti
Lyceum
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Gremaux
Groppo
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Chair d'Est Ange
Grenpo
Napoleons
Morers
Assassing
Germany
Gambatin
Gambetta
Frange
Gambests
French Republic
Gambetta Lauded and Renowned in Europe after Death
Two German newspapers reflect on Gambetta's death praising his fierce resolve and warning that his passing removes a major threat to peace. They note his age of 44 years and two months, his Italianate appearance, Cahors birth, Genoese Jewish descent, and lifelong commitment to restoring Alsace and Lorraine to France, stirring German hatred and French reverence.
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Alsete
Sword Found Hidden in Roof After Duel Nearby
A sword discovered by Lt Canava during repairs at Mrs Faustina Pacetti’s residence was hidden between roof rafters. The weapon had been kept there for generations after a duel in which two caballeros fought over a beauty during a Florida social scene. One participant fled, a child later retrieved the blade and the family concealed it to avoid witnesses. The relic’s origin dates back perhaps seven to eighty years.
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Charley
Boston
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Nantasket
Mollie
Theo
Mira Buroride
Algernon Selkirk
Algernon
Kean
Amiss
Mear
A West Virginians Fight with a Tog Sutsru Mountaineer
Robert Doddrell was badly injured days ago by a wild hog while hunting with companions. After tying a large hog with dogs, they were returning when the hog attacked him. He fell and the animal struck him, cutting his leg above the knee. The party, lacking their guns, barely freed the dog and escaped with narrow odds.
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Robert Doddrell
Doddrell
Bolalo Hunters Hunted in for a Montana Independent
Popuins Creek dispatch reports Yanktors led by Chief Black Catfish seized and confiscated the property of Sven white hunters found hunting on their reservation. Hunters abandoned on foot across the prairie as over 1,000 white hunters pursue buffalo in the Dry Fork to Museelahell region south of the Missouri. Chief Catfish vows to push further south if buffalo move.
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Death at the White House honors a Hawaiian diplomat
Elisha Allen of Maui and diplomat of Hawaii died on New Year's Day at the White House after a reception. A Salem native born 1804, Allen served as a U.S. congressman, diplomat, and agent for Hawaiian interests. His career included securing the Hawaiian treaty and opposing its abrogation.
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Salem
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Maine
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Bouton
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United States
Cliff Suslice
Finance 2Gneter
Alawaii
The Dangers of a Rabbit Invasion Promising Peril in Australia
The article warns that rabbits threaten Australia with massive population growth and agricultural damage. It notes a colony reportedly lost about 2,000,000 rabbits, illustrating the scale of the invasion and potential impact on crops and ecosystems. The tone emphasizes caution and scientific concern.
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Scientific American
Australia
Witty Blunderdom and Courtship Snippets Run Wild
A collage of humorous vignettes and social gaffes unfolds with chatter about misused jargon, flirtatious banter, and domestic foibles. The piece mixes playful slang, innuendo, and young romance as characters spar over propriety, weather, and wedding cake misunderstandings.
Minnesota Wolves Attack Ox Near Huntington Farm
A Wendom Reporter note recounts wolves raiding an ox at eighty rods from Huntington's house. The team panicked and the wagon tongue broke while the man repelled the wolves with a whip. That Saturday night the same man, returning from the Porden farm with a sheep, was followed by wolves for miles but not attacked. Many other wolves remain in Minnesota.
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Windom
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