Gold reserve and political rumors sweep the nation
News items report a gold reserve of 120,870,000 and note varied events from Delaware party lines to resignations petitions in Colorado. Other tidbits include deaths of Bishop Martin Marty and Dr Edward Benkendorf, plus a railway collision injuring nine near Butte.
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Butte
Mont
Edward Benkendorf
Sir Louis
Prince Bismarck
Culberson
Texas
Saya Neia
Lou Fisher
Walpole
New York Hospital
Edson Keith
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Hagen
Washington
Leupchner
California
Bamberg
Bavaria
Watson
United States
Austin B. Crazy
Barnum
Hay Read
Siheonan
Bryan
Sewall
Tammany Hall
Nordica
Worcester
Mass
Michael Plozan
Baker, Street
Philadelphia
Shanghai
Holland Station
Oto
Whitecaps
Mr. Huntsman
Braddock
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Carnegie Plart
Lishtming
New York
Hellefontaine
Ohio
Momey
Sharif
Dig
Gold Democrats
Georgia
Grover Cleveland
Indianapolis
Timely Personals: Royal Engagements and Scandal
Princeas Marie of Greece is engaged to Grand Duke George Michaelovichi of Russia, a match allegedly broken off with the Athens editor charged for insulting the king and family. Lobanoff’s turn to industry reshapes the Russian foreign office. Christine Nilsson resides in Madrid with a dining room motif of opera leaves and hotel bills.
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Princeas Marie
Greece
Georges
George Michaelovichi
Russia
Athens
Prince Lobanoff
Theleas
M. de Glery
Lobanom
Mme
Christine Nilsson
Madrid
Mme. Nilsson Dag
Westitte Impresses Yet Tufted with High Hat Mishap
A brief quip from Burtelo Timee notes He Did Westitte made a favorable impression during a late call. She recalls not being impressed by him, and a comic moment occurs when he sits on his high hat, adding local lightness to the exchange.
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Westitte
Burtelo Timee
Jollicum’s Wealth Noted in Buffalo Times Dialog
Brief dialogue notes Jollicum’s presumed wealth and Dl fitting clothes, as observed by a Buffalo Times snippet. The exchange implies high status through fashion.
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Buffalo Times
Foreign Flashes From the World News
The Cacitar agitation grows as Spain faces naval outlays of 5 million pounds. Dongola on the Nile lies under British and Egyptian occupation amid Nile expedition actions. Japan endures quakes with over 100 killed and many homes wrecked. British gunboats suffer during Nile combat as Dervish fire riddles their wood pattern. The influenza threat rises in Berlin. Tendestria disease spreads in the week. The pope grants audience to Mer Chicontini on Canada electoral and education questions. Gen. Fishugh Les of the United States.
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Vonsui
Havana
Weylar
Lumion
Phillippine
Turkey
Constantinople
Queen Victoria
London
Aurela
Scotland
Balmoral Castle
Princesa Olga
Montenegro
Nicholau I
Egin
Vilayet
Kharpud
Martinelli
United States
Queenstown
New York
Campania
George Denman
High Court of Justice
England
France
P. J. Tyan
Valentine Gadesden
San Francsco
Walter Yarde Buller
Germany
San Francisoo
Honolulu
H. I Koblauat
Mioamo
Milas Field
Bombay
Kitnaato
Hongkong
Shanghai
Li Hung Chang
Flussia
Japan
China
Port Arthur
Spain
Dongola
Nile
Governent
Jaapan
Berlin
Mer. Chicontini
Canada
Fishugh Les
Richfield Springs Cow Appears in Burlap Bloomers
A prominent Richfield Springs merchant clad his cow in burlap jacket and bloomers to shield her from tormenting files and heads, provoking delight across the neighborhood and obvious comfort for the animal.
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Richfield Springs
Harlem exchange on goals and transit aims
Fragmentary Harlem dialogue notes a Western friend, log Zor, and efforts toward a transit goal. The garbled phrases mention shooting for something, weld shout for mpld transit, and a glancing reference to Chinese involvement, implying a speculative or coded discussion rather than a clear event.
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Log Zor
Wes
Queens of Fashion Ride Thirteen Miles in Fox Hunt Attire
New York dispatch details the North Shore Long Island fox hunting season with a dozen or more fashionable women and a handful of skilled riders braving fences fields and walls. It notes riding costumes including doublet coats linen chemisettes vests in tartan plaid and new blue green accents plus gloves boots and belts highlighted by practical seam designs to withstand slips and speed.
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New York
North Shore
Long Island
Amart Ad
Wertchester
Logg Island
Arno‘chan
Kk. D. Morgan
August Balmont
Tom Hutccok Ir
Foxhell Keene
Shetland
Queens Racing Queen of the Rough Riders Featured on Long Island Hunts
The piece lauds MES, Himmie Kernochan as the sole woman finishing a Meadow Brook Hunt near Hempstead amid a field of seventy riders. Denouncing social life and sporting skill, the article notes Kernochan as the only woman to complete the course and earns the nickname Queen of the Rough Riders. It lists major hunting clubs on Long Island and highlights prominent women like Mrs. Kernochan and Mrs. J. Boardman Harriman among a social sport scene.
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Ryo
Hempstead
L. I
Meadowbrook
Deen
Hariy
Jimmie L. Kernochan
Kernochan
New York
New Rochelle
N. C
Long Island
Mia Kernochan
Mira
Lanterns Feast Question Sparks Chinese Trivia
In a curious exchange, a young man, Mr. Gilley, is asked about the Chinese feast of lanterns. He confesses limited knowledge, guessing the term implies a gathering with light refreshments only.
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Mr. Gilley
Judme
Sense of Relief Amid Economy Call
A Washington Star snippet captures a joking exchange on economy and shared duties. The husband jokes about economizing while the wife cheerfully notes relief and prefers a shared approach as both acknowledge frugal living.
Song Parade Niches From The World Of News
A collage quotes songs tied to current events. Melodic lines reference the drayman, talking doll, new bond issue, and a third term candidate mirrored by a New York World note. The phrases reflect era flair and media felt humor.
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New York World
While She's Gone
A brief comic exchange hints at domestic humor as Dobbs notes quiet happiness in the home after a change, while Bloddie mentions buying a bicycle for their cook and encouraging long rides, reflecting light social wit from a Kansas City World clipping.
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Bloddie
Dobbs
Kansas City World
DISTINCTION, "I suppose," said the native of Amer ica
A garbled exchange on manners features a American native and a foreigner in Weobington. The text shifts to a notice about curing consumption in England and a beauty product claim for GI Sulphur Gasp. Horatio N. Beach, canon at Equador under President Arthur, died in Brockport, aged 70.
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America
Weobingtom Tar
Horatio N. Beach
Equador
Arthur
Brockport
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John Bardsley
Hastings
Timothy J. Campbell
Congress
Gold Standard Democrats
Telluride
Col
Tom-Boy
Wook
Wales
Harrison
Claude Matthews
Indiana
Anp
Arthur Sewall
American Merchant Marine Association
Traverss City
Mich
Diab, Company
Departmente
Francia A. Coffin
Indianapolis National Bank
United States Supreme Court
Fies Bean
Anderson County
Kentucky
Vemequeran
Europe
Sam Cook
Montana Democratic Statements Committee
Day
Ganvasi
Missouri
John Boyd Thatcher
New York State
Tin
Wiliam J. Bryan
Minnesota
W. V. Aten
Nebraska
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Genator Potter
Jerry Simpson
Minnesto
Bridgeport
Conn
William BR. Higbae
Knight Templars
Connecticut
Jetto Tanner
Ramgey
M. J
Brine
Darlington
Morgan
M Astache
St. Petersburg
Lieut
Peary
John Ross
Peary and Lee
Hudson and Beach Puvets
Naperville
Timely Personals
Harlem
Queens of Fashion
Mary Obatac
Ehlidian Afaire
Mes, Himmie Kernochan
Washington Star
Lahall
Mullit Plamatead
A. W. Bea
Rodick House
Ber Herbor
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