Domestic Doings and Global Happenings
A wide spread, uneven set of notices covers art sales, philanthropy gifts, political moves, court cases, and local disasters. Notable items include a New York donation for a dormitory at Mount Holyoke College, a bond release in Jacksonville, and a conviction for a murder near North Bend Wisconsin.
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Mave Wea
New York
Atric- Andrew Catneste
Millones
North Nickels
George Palmer
Hazel Marshall
North Bend
Wis
Mount Holyoke College
College
Edward Chase
St. Louis Co.Zing Kouya Association
Jacksonville
Fla
Tudge Lock
Dauntless
Seth Low
Culrumbia ’ University
American Plate Gises Company
Anderson
Missouri House
California
Supreme Court
Denison
Sarosis
Mary Lyon Dane
J. & Bartley
Itezscher
Nebraska
Wes Crveste
Alex. Condor
Yoon de Blackhawk
Foreign Affairs Roundup of Conflicts and Diplomacy
A broad archive of international news reports includes: a deadly Mexican bullet incident killing Mrs. Edward Terry. Japan adopts a gun standard. avalanches damage the St Bernard monastery. Condane falls to Greeks with 3000 Muslims captured. a Moscow train wreck with casualties. Davitt’s U S visit planned. Greece urged to obey powers. Ambassador Bayard's Windsor farewell. Nicaragua canal hopes. Belgian premiership reshuffled. mining disasters in Zacatecas. Crete expected autonomous under Turkey with Turkish sovereignty. French and Spanish reactions to Cuba and elections. pope commissions on canal clergy. Cambridge degree proposal for women. Spanish claims on Dr Ruiz’s death. and a note of Crete autonomy terms and Cuban peace talks.
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Mexico
Edward Terry
Terry's Theatre
London
St. Bernard
Alps
Condane
Oren
Moscow
Michael Davitt
United States
Greece
Bayard
Queen Victoria
Windsor Zella
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Nicaragia
M. J. de Burlet
Belgium
Calrister
Islaad
Sombrerce
Zacate Gons
Crete
Tra
Christine
Ifavana
Lee
Bita
America
Mussulman Sendarmes
Cana
Rete
Ign Marines
Theg
Montreal
Cardinats
Eodicato
Cambridge University
Ruiz
Cuba
Turkey
Ambassador Bayard
England
Lord Selisbury
Sound Sleefers Promise Restful Sleep Amid Local Hopes
A reading of an Augusta man’s odd tale shows a patient belief in a nature backed remedy. He placed $74 in a trouser pocket under his pillow as a test, waking to find the money still there and the fabric intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maing
Mains
Augusta
Roe
Dove wedding business in Maine takes flight
A Maine man has launched a unique venture raising doves for weddings and special events, offering a symbolic, peaceful avian touch for bridal parties and celebrations.
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Maine
Knowledge From Experience In A Humorous Classroom Exchange
A teacher asks which bird has the best means of attack and defense. A young boy at the foot of the class answers proudly with a playful misnaming, calling the hornes the horned bird. The scene captures a light moment of student imagination in a classroom setting.
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Hornes
Jones Hello Vacation Exchange Noted
Fragmentary dialogue shows a greeting about a vacation with a character named Brown and a cryptic reference to Maver. The readable phrases indicate a casual exchange rather than a complete narrative.
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Jones
Brown
Inauguration Day Glories Weather Aids McKinley Welcome
Washington March 5 The inaugural day for McKinley surpasses prior celebrations with clear skies and a four mile parade. Seventeen sovereign states and sixty civil groups fill the crowd of forty thousand. McKinley rides in a four horse carriage, followed by Cleveland troops and DC guards to the capitol. The oath is given by Chief Justice Fuller. McKinley pledges reform, tariffs, reciprocity, civil service, and a strong foreign policy. A grand ball closes the day at the pension building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clevland
Col
Cecil Clay
District of Columbia National Guard
Capitol
Senate
Hobart
Cleveland
McKinley
Just Tle Puller
Maj. McKinley
White House
House suspends rules for final six days in session
Washington notes the house enters six suspension days with ordinary rules paused. On this first day, bills may be moved and resolutions adopted by a two thirds vote amid the rush of the closing period. The chamber marks the start of a rapid, constrained process.
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Washington
House
Ticket Authorship and Security Provisions Noted in Commerce Act
The article details a section of the act authorizing agencies to sell tickets with certificates and punishing unauthorized ticket sales by fine or imprisonment. It also requires carriers to redeem unused tickets and penalizes ticket counterfeiting. Washington reports cover Senate debates on appropriation bills, church aid policy, prize fight censorship disputes, and conference actions on bridge and military park protections.
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Washington
Senate
District of Columbia
Tillman
Dem
8. C
Hewisy
Rep
Conn
Hawley
Quay
Mr. Chandler
Chandler
United States
Lea
Economic Postal Association
Post Office
House
St. Louis
Senate reception for Cleveland party at White House
The Senate committee with Benaie Sherman and Senator Michel escorted to the north front of the White House. Maj. McKinley appeared pale as President Cleveland and cabinet joined the party amid cheers. A procession of dignitaries moved through to the carriage, while the money bill debate and Cuba discussions continued in Washington through February and March.
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Cleveland
Venezuela
Briteh Guiana
Pennsylvania United Evangelical Conference
Allei
Town
United States Senate
Genera Booth-Tucker
Salvalon Army
Chicago
Piogray
Detroit
Bonacum
Lincoln
Ned
Marlinetti
Weelsion
Metropolitan Court of Dubuque Bs
North Dakota House of Reprsentatives
Wyld
Mr. McKinley
Ohio National Guard
Maj. McKinley
Senate Committee of
White House
Howie
Mr. McKinney
Senate Committee
Benaie Sherman
Michel
McKinley
Olney
Miles
Admiral Brown
Davis
Ieut
Sharp
Wall
Buy Be
Joan Sherman
Mitevell
Wisconsin
John Aldison Porter
Leer
Barmon
Lamont and
Carlisle
Fouth
Wilson
Francis
Morton
Biles
Sta
Hussar
Waahingior
Sth
Congress
House
Senate
Stevenson
London school rule prompts necklace removal dispute
A London mother complained that a board school teacher asked her young daughter to remove a necklace worn since infancy to prevent a wolf tangle. The magistrate deemed the demand reasonable but advised the mother to consider sending her child to another school.
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London
Wisconsin Legislature Acts and Debates in March
Madison reports from the Wisconsin Legislature detailing senate and assembly actions across March as bills and resolutions on holidays, education funding, road engine liability, immunization powers, and the pardon board are debated. Notable items include designating June 7, 1968 as a holiday, aiding the Wisconsin Firemen’s Association, and proposals affecting state institutions and university regents.
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Madison
Senate
McGillvray
Lucius Fairchild
Stout
Wiaconain
Ainte Board of Health
Supreme Court Uaylag
Latta
Congress
Assembly
Board of Immigration
Anc
Cyrus Schenk
Rock County
Nice Things for Breakfast from a Historic Menu
A vintage breakfast guide extols ham combined with potatoes in a baked dish with cram sauce, and praises breakfast croquettes of rice and hay with tomato sauce. It notes ham slices with fried eggs cooked in olive oil as a delicacy and mentions eggs as a welcome morning meal, emphasizing flavor and appetite.
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Bam
New England Pedler's Retort at Purgatory Road
A narrator and companions, traveling with a crowd of boarders, halt for guidance on a road to a glen named Purgatory. A country pedlar with twin trunks offers a witty, evasive reply that fuels amusement and uncertainty about finding the way.
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Purgatory
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the Marshfield Times
J. EH
Ware, Edie and Pub
Middlsbrough Cement Company
Middle Jane
Ohio
Coney, i
Sherman S. Jewett
Battito
N.Y
Moravia
Cayust County
N. Y
New York Centra Roae
Matthew Buckley
Calavan, Wie
Otreus
John Zimmerman
Seneca
Kaa
Robert
Chagherlf
Bay City
Mich
Kan~sas
Kansas City
al Touchie
Hesily
Senate International Monetary Conference
Morgan
Spain
Cable
Gray
Dubois
Rap
Idaho
Fey
Republic of Central America
Legislature
Madigan
Putnam
Jolor
Board of Pardons
Dane County
Ar Assembly Dll
Baensh
Csugreas
Fogo
University
Tucker
Pardon Board
Board of University Regents
New England
Pedler
Frank French
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