Eminent Old Rascal and the Fall of Khartoum
A vivid dispatch profiles Abdullah as the Khalifa and Osman Digna as key leaders of the Mahdist forces. It discusses the Anglo Egyptian campaign toward Dongola and Omdurman, noting the expected, long struggle to bring the Sudan under British rule and detailing the cruel governance of the Baggaras and the harsh fate of subjugated tribes.
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Abdullah Af Talsht
Khalifa
Mahdi
Osman Digna
England
Donxola
Kuartoum
Gordon
Gomes
India
Enryve
Satan
Turkey
Mohel
Tha
Madi
Abdullah
Abdullah Wen
Oribe
Soudan
Danaglas
Joaling
Dongole Rosea
Omdurman
Nile
Khartoum
Dongola
Khatifa
Sostern Mmita
Kordofan
Abyssuis
Omdurman Ie
Trevel
Oradurman
D ‘Amatic
Datman
Upper
Egypt
Constantinople
Bale
Nublex Desert
Abyssinia
Osman
Tokar
Suekin
Ma Enterprises
Albert Nyanza
Toba
Korar
Allah
Daman
Public highway improvement urged as vital to progress
A longer plea for immediate action on road repair and broader infrastructure. The writer links good highways with schools, agriculture, and economic growth, arguing Eastern road conditions hinder trade and prosperity while praising Roman era road craft and current reforms.
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Notes of the Day Reflect Local Happenings and Hunger
Frank Dixon, a veteran taxidermist from Kang a City, returns from Colorado claiming placer gold samples and plans mining. Decatur’s Mathing Sether wastes away from an esophageal stricture, awaiting death. Harvey Bennett in Vienna, Inc. touts a 75 foot pumpkin vine yielding 25 full grown pumpkins. Inclement weather dampens turnout as Galesburg welcomes Lincoln’s train amid Republican parade. An old Atlanta Constitution joke mentions “What’s gone with all the boys” and a stray note on apple trees exhausting vitality.
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Frank Dixon
Kanga City
Colorado
Mr. Dixon
Dixon
Mathing Sether
Decatur
Ind
Ain Atomneh
Harvey Bennett
Vienag, Inc
Bennett
Panies
Lincoln
Henry R. Sanderson
Douglas
College Park
Knox College
In & Banner
Ingerbel
Juincofn
Knox College to Host Lincoln Douglas Debate Anniversary
Knox college in Galesburg Illinois plans a political anniversary event marking the 1858 Lincoln Douglas debate during their joint canvass for the U S Senate. A program at 2 PM features Dr Chauncey M Depew Robert T Lincoln and Horace Bates with debates previously held in Ottawa Freeport Jonesboro and Charleston. Lincoln and Douglas faced a large crowd estimated between 10 000 and 25 000 audiences at Knox college grounds.
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Galesburg
Knox College
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
United States
Chiuncey MH. Depew
New York
Robert T. Lincsin
Horace Bates
Iowa
Julncoln
Douglas
Ottawa
Freeport
Jonesboro
Charleston
Knox County
Kansas
James Knox
Sapsakers
R. R. Hitt
Roo
Vhe
Knox
Lincoln
Jincoln
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Hoogland
Soudanese
Kathalifa Abdullah
Contsan Dyna
Livernood
Glasgow
East Atlantic
Mississippi
Missouri
Fompeli
Haren Lanaum
Telice
Phidias
M. N. Bolster
Colman
Mlk
van Styke
Maurles Thompson
Crawfordeville
Jod
Indiana
Department of Agriculture
Schoors
Pennsylvania Superintendent of Schools
Knoxville
Theity
Man
Jim
Ben
Bob
Congress
Atlanta Constitution
Galespurg
Palmer
Lucker
Cleveland
Cakan Ly
Bichavan
A. Lincoln
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