Turbulent Catholic tithes spark rotation pleas and war talk
The piece portrays Catholic parishes in Cunedi 4 facing tithes as farmers swap crops for grain offerings. A bishop urges payment and rotation of crops while political and military warnings surface, including references to government panic, wartime talk, and calls to suppress unrest across the United States with concerns over loyalty and duty.
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Cunedi
Tithen
Three Rivers
Tyeruddleys Barista Sat
Leothar
Telegrams from the Week’s Front Page
A garbled telegram summary reports global events and oddities. It mentions Armenian arrests in Turkey, a New York diplomat becoming Spanish minister, a notable death aged 87, and various unsettled financial and political notes. The text references Abraham Lincoln, President Arthur, canal projects, and a sensational tale of a cutter and other scattered items.
Fragmented Global Chaos and Political Upheaval Reported
A garbled dispatch cites a range of events from Vienna to Edinburg, Scotland, detailing financial failures and military actions. It references bombardment near Vila, the Greek church, and political tensions involving Dervish parliament, Parnell, Morley, and a controversial canton vote. The excerpt, though fractured, notes troop clashes in Schigaeland and a royal lineage mention tied to Hohenzollern ancestry.
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Dmimenee
Vienna
Edinburg
Scotland
Tle Mount Morgan
Queensland
Sony
Vreitus
Baglin
Germins
Hillel
Coursey
Parlianent
Towland
Honto Vale
Parnell
Morley
Ditton
O'Brien
Berowe
Lugo
Ooe
Tivio
Schigaeland
Xhitinus Hutt
Gyhtinys
Ronn
Ovtohor & List
Cinagority
Bayperar Willituu
Hohenzolfern
Ank
Territorial Tax Roll Estimates and Mormon Polygamy Outlook
The report notes the three year term expiry of a treaty, states Gov. Shoup of Idaho estimates the territory's taxable property at 25,581,305 dollars, and comments on agricultural land irregularities and drought effects. It mentions winter losses in industry and millet production nearly doubling last year while suggesting Mormons may abandon polygamous practices.
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Berlin
Gov. Shoup
Daho
Juabo
Scattered Crime and Warship Saga Across Perry and Seas
A Perry Georgia execution is reported for the murder of multiple relatives. The piece also details a fatal brotherly quarrel in Wisconsin, a robbers’ assault on a traveling man, and a St Louis-anchored shipboard fight ending in deaths. It closes with a lengthy Italy Sardegna warship note and an observance debate on Sunday labor.
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Roux
Perry
Nive
Amax
Jorxs A. Awaig
Sears
William Ambo
Sun Candy
William
Dias Wurne
Picketts
Hhlinois Central Road
Brownstown
Wis
Auennet
Vicksburg
St. Louis
John McCane
Heaptaiy
Hyron Scott
McCane
Abe Phonas
Waller Stavanvon
Creeds and Courage in the Heat of War Faith
The article argues Islamic and other religious faiths shape soldierly bravery across battles from Soudan to Geok Tepe. It cites Quran passages urging steadfastness, praise for martyrdom, and warnings against cowardice, contrasting discipline and zeal with secular aims. It notes harsh punishments for desertion and frames faith as a powerful mobilizing force in war.
Anecdotes From a Long Ago Georgia Contingent
A Virginia style reminiscence from Montgomery County chronicles old man Mread Swain of Finantial County, a long time state legislator famed for thrift, a tale of his Milledgeville rifle misfire, and a hilarious misperception of an eagle on the capitol dome. The report switches to Constable Bill Weller and Alan Smith guiding a squirrel hunt near Panther Creek, recounting Weller’s encounter with a swarm of snakes, his rescue by Smith, and the dramatic dash through the serpents, ending with a quip about winter’s snakes. It closes noting the new city officers sworn in and a French president visit in May.
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Montgomery County
Dove
Flores
Mread Swain
Finantial
Milo
Etto Millergevile
Horace
Itg
Swain
Milledgeville
Salon
Capitol
Old Drawd
Jim
Amaricus
Bill Weller
Alan Smith
Panther Creek
Tell
Weller
Smith
Smaith
Cezern
Switch
Debate on Protection and Free Trade Echoes Across Atlantic
A Wisconsin reader cites Cobden Club claims that free trade in Britain keeps costs down while American wages stay high. Consul Schoenhof notes clothing and cotton goods are cheaper or equal in the United States, and Irish linen wages reveal stark contrasts. A Boston observer questions free trader assertions, arguing American garments can be bought cheaper here than in England, and that housing and coal costs largely drive any price differences.
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Wisconsin
England
Schoenhof
Tonstall
Great Beritain
Raya
United States
Noe Ace Pien
Winulfacture
Callea
Schoolof
Irchia
Conenlur
Ulster
Fyland
Ireland
Schoonbot
Englisd
Sears
Boston
Manchester
Cotton Tariff Debate Echoes Across Nations
A long column discusses wages in the United States and England, contrasting living costs and clothing prices. It cites Sir James Kitson and the New York Tribune on protectionist aims, arguing tariffs raise prices, sustain American manufactures, and may lift wages, while warning of broader consumer impact and shifting market dynamics.
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Wie Tela
James Kitson
Ton and Steel Instituta
Drivin
Fou
New York Tribune
United States
Kevin Apglinneda
Aruieh
Britain
America
James
Wuri
Amd
Comman Ae
Iran
Fires, thefts, and wrecks hit early 1900s towns
A torn of Simuel Pelton & Bro. fur nishing goods of Denver, Colorado, valued at 878,600, is seized by the sheriff. Nearby fires destroy a house and a dwelling in Springdale, Arkansas, with losses around 200,000. A derailment near Huntington, Virginia, scatters guests from the Girard house, causing panic and damages. The railroad company estimates property loss at 25,000.
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Simuel Pelton & Bro
Denver
Gol
Bosiowad
Aim
Bueroka Springs
Ark
Huntington
Brunswick
Girard House
Jackson Tanse
Deuilement Ward
Letter on New York population complaints and recounts
HK NMOS AS CAPITAL Seeuwrauy Nowrs writes to Mayor Grant analyzing complaints about New York population. He explains why a general recount could not be ordered. Vermont Senatorial race notes third seat for a fifth term. Menton of Missouri and Anthony of Rhode Island previously held seats. Tax decision on bottles imported for U S bottling uses domestic grain and hops. duty issues on Seer export. Berlin treaty delays spark discontent. Samoa question may reopen.
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Seeuwrauy Nowrs
Grant
New York
Sexaton Monasts
Vermont
United States Senate
Menton
Missouri
Anthony
Rhode Island
United States
Tha Drewbeck
Berlin
A Millionaire's Model Wife and Family of John D Rockefeller
The article profiles Mrs John D Rockefeller in New York, describing her wealth, charity to the poor, and family life. It notes Rockefeller's fortune and rising status, their West 54th Street home opposite St. Luke's hospital, weekly hospital visits, and significant charitable giving. Their daughters Alta and Kay attend, and one daughter is married to Rev Charles Stronz. the piece emphasizes piety, modest style, and orderly household management.
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John D. Rockefeller
John (. Stockefeller
New York
Abe
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Hochefelers
S4th Street
New York City
St. Luke's Hospital
Rockefeller
Sth Avenue
Home Magazine
Trockefeller
Alta
Kaith
Rowkefolles
Oller
Eanl
Charles Stronz
Utica Theological Seminars
Vassar
Logebber
Mrv
City appoints new non partisan board of public improvements
Curcowatt October 27 The mayor appointed a new non partisan Board of public improvements under recent act. Members of the old board seek an injunction claiming the legislation is unconstitutional.
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Cinelauxti
Curcowatt
Board of Public Improvementa
Regialatore
Bord
Vizcaya Sunk After Collision Off Barnegat New Jersey
The Vizcaya left New York for Havana with passengers and crew of about 34. A collision with the schooner Hargraves caused both vessels to sink. Six aboard the Vizcaya were rescued by the Humboldt. nine crew and passengers died, with many others missing. Survivors describe abrupt breakup and chaos as boats and lifeboats were launched in moonlit seas. The Humboldt and Hercules continued rescue efforts and reports indicate nearly a hundred clung to wreckage as dawn arrived.
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Vizcara
Havana
Barren
Colligion
Humbold
Barnegat
Vizcaya
Isurgeon
Loevcren
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Sunnel
Cunill
Lae Mont
Juan Pedro
Cyan Ailliqnaire
M.A. Culvo
Mneth
Purr
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Ramon Alvarez
Jaen Beda Dect Islauer
Katigt Velli¢n
Don
Grea Suryton Wiico
Calvo
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Olhexchoonen
Viecuya
Thor
Calder
Sister
Humboldt
Delaware
Raya
Tog Iercules
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En Wen
Thirgrases
Saven
Ae Visraya
Parag Ty Davis
Hercules
Zen Ger
Ug Butler
Pees
Hans
Hargraves
Pull River
George W Fay Dies In Neponomowee City Hotel Founder
George W. Fay of Neponomowee Wisconsin died this morning at eighty. He owned the Le Belle house, the city’s first hotel, and left two sons, a wife, and two daughters. One son was ex mayor Fay. a Milwaukee daughter is Mrs ED Pareona. The note from Theodore Parker reflects on man and history, then abruptly shifts to a report from Neexas Wisconsin about break-ins at a farmer Crogier’s house five miles west of Clayton, with a youth entering and taking valuables while the rest of the family was away.
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Marista Deputiga
Bnt
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Robi
Puy
Theodore Parker
Bulelaus
Neexas
Wis
Crogier
Clayton
Nemmab
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