Historic Chilean independence notes and constitutional outline
A lengthy historical survey traces Chilean independence and the 1833 constitution, detailing colonial struggles, the three branches of government, provinces, population figures, and key exports. It compares Chile to Peru and Spain, notes regional governance, and touches on U S interest and broader South American history with emphasis on notable leaders and events.
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Belory
Pers
Bambinga
Wee Anilly
Spaniat Oil
Maat
Tyeemiber
Carrera
Unu
Ptvai> Dunt, Ms Xaprvine
Santiano
Viiparuieo
Banksia
Telegrams Hint At Global Turbulence And Rail Deals
Latest telegrams report General Clarkson as secretary of war and note C C Hoxrixutox’s sale of the Actorsia South Coast railway in Oregon. Disjointed items mention rail travel, wartime figures, ship arrivals, and political shifts across the United States and Europe with various dates and places referenced in a rapid series of brief notes.
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Clarkson
C. C. Hoxrixutox
Actoria & South Coast Railway
Oregon
Freano
Cal
New York
Nue
United States
T. B. Hunt
Tutirud
Monior
Fires and Calamities Across Cities and States
A flood of brief notices reports disasters and deaths from ports to plains. Car fires destroy a Grand Trenk car shape exhibit at Port Juron. a man drowned near Indianapolis. a Missouri river collision injures crews. a farm machine accident in Willow City tears a man’s shoulder. numerous homicides suicides and legal notices fill the pages with grim tallys of lives and losses across cities like Rochester Indianapolis Chicago Topeka and New York.
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Port Juron
Robert Kenard
Rochester
Fair Ground
Princeton
Ind
Jonely
Union Pacific
Bed Tsi
Neb
R.C. Lawnon
Soutis Wacerelvet
New York
Fiana Tuortay
Birmingham
Als
Sasie Hyuly
G. U. Stabie
Sixth
Chicago
All Western
Indiana
Swanly-Fourth Street
Alenieys
Students Duel in Old German University Hall
A detailed travelogue recounts duels fought by German students in a historic hall near a Neckar river campus. It describes armored seconds, a raptor blade, and bloodied combat as the feuds unfold, noting the emperor and Bismarck’s links to dueling culture and the honor code among corps.
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Coly
Bismarck
Cmsye
Kaiser
Wisconsin Slate News Oddities in a Wisconsin yard and beyond
A jumble of small town items, including a drunkenness scene at a Waupaca home and a secret ealoon run by a Win field farmer. Indians on Bad River harvest oil rice near Ashland with over 2000 units expected, and activity around Neenah mill removal to Kaukauna. A drowning in Oconto, athletic school exams passed in Milwaukee, a Racine brewery agent injured in a runaway, robberies in Oskosh rooms, triplets born to Mrs. Zitueske, and Frost affecting buckwheat and gum crop. Also notes on a lamp explosion, a Milwaukee Ridge Iron Works sale, and J Linderman’s uncertain recovery.
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Waupaca
Bad River
Ashland
Globe Wall Paper Milla
Neenah
Kaukans
T. A. Pamperia
Oconto
N. Helier
Pamperia
Fan Athletic Raining School
Torser Land
Milwaukee
Simon Gates
Racine
Antigo
C. Campbell
Necadab Congregational Church
Swithh
Andae Q Bkosh
Ronald Nif
Julia Krall
Oskkorh
Charley Zitueske
Arkland
de Green
Puyvorguer
Janes Ballursan
Aly Assion de Hamilton
Rain charms and roughing it in Adirondacks cited
The article recounts diverse rain superstition rites from Africa and Asia, then shifts to a North American trek through Adirondack forests. It describes a two man journey by foot toward North Lake Forestport and the Adiron dacks, including travel costs, supplies, routes, and healthful experiences in the wilderness.
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Alder Creek
Aliea
Black River
Wilmort
Moorehouseville
Lake Piecce
Uake Pleasant
Northville
Whence & Reilroad
Fondace
Central
Eult Ark
Northwood
Edand Morrw's Brook
Little Deer’ Lake
Wilmart
Beste
Muatrean
Jugk's Lake
Big Woode
South Kile
North Lake
North Tae
Forestport
Adirondacke
Adiron- Juvske
Temperance Lecturer Meets Actress in Odd Parlor Visit
A Chicago Tribune item reports a mix up when a temperance lecturer visited actress Jennie Yeamans at her apartment. The visitor, mistaken for Mrs Yeamans, sought a pulpit engagement while Yeamans was away. The incident ends with the minister realizing the error and leaving the room.
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Temperance Lecrucer
Jennie Yeamans
Lelana
Mire
Yaumans
Christiana Temperance Union
Bostop
Soulhaide Winister
Frincis Murphy
Jay
Miss Yeaming
Mrs. Yeamans
Eve
Chicago Tribune
Germany-born man awakes after sixteen years sleep
A Minnesota resident, Harms, born in 1838 in Germany, has slept nearly continuously for sixteen years with only brief awakenings. His wife can rouse him by touch, he eats little, and doctors remain puzzled. The case, from Minnesota, draws medical interest and charity concern as experts search for a cure or explanation.
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Hermans Harms
Harms
Ft, Charles
Quincy
Utied
Minn
Ilincié
Minvesita
Suns State
Nix
Bon
Germany
Ile
Mias Buemoo
Faul Pioneer Press
Trampling in the Admondades and Northwood Prefers
The writer, noting years of summers in Northwood, argues preference for the region while others are deemed less favorable. The piece mentions recurring visitors and a plea for this country’s prospects, alongside references to a New York council and a Chicago convention, hinting at political routes and actions tied to President Fitzgerald.
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Northwood
Abe
Trump
New York
Fitzgerald
Chicago
Jock
South Lake
North Lake
Corn and weather bulletin notes mixed crop outlooks
The Weather Draft bulletin reports Illinois corn safe after recent frosts with harvests nearing in ten days and improved yields. Minnesota notes better corn, Missouri reports maturing crops, and South Dakota sees uneven frost effects but favorable harvest weather. the piece also praises Alexandra, Princess of Wales, for grace and benevolence.
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Wagattx
Tox
Illinois
Java
Len Daye
South Dakota
Missouri
Tariff and Labor Boost Demand for American Labor
The article analyzes nine months of new tariff data showing a shift in imports and a rise in demand for American labor. It highlights increases in free imports, decreases in dutiable goods, and sizable impacts in iron and steel, woolen fabrics, cutlery, and tin plate, arguing the industrial revolution is expanding employment. It cites specific figures for imports, values, and sectors affected, including textile and manufacturing categories.
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New Fork
Foreign Manufacturer's Wages and Tariff Debate
An overseas producer maintains factories in Passaic New Jersey and Puven, arguing tariffs should favor free raw materials. He cites high wages in Russia and Europe’s markets, with government subsidies aiding shipping. The piece contrasts protectionist policy against national wealth and notes the producer’s plan to expand facilities in America.
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Ino
Russia
Arnold
Paulén
Saxony
America
Passaic
N. J
Pastaic
Pyvlen
Paulen
Arnold & Sox
Europe
Uys
Tate
Jamey Bryce
American Commonwealth
UN Bir
Bryce
My. Arnold
Bold Navy Aid Defuses Harsh Attacks on Shipbuilding
A Springfield Republic sample reprinted by the New York World argues against anti navy rhetoric and misrepresentation aimed at American shipbuilding. Rear Admiral Walker of the white squadron speaks against the claim that a foreign force could levy tribute on New York City, dismissing such talk as nonsense and urging confidence in naval strength.
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State Department
Ryan
Teig
Secretary of War
Stephen Te Biking
Proctor
Kay
Pram civ
Tare JSON
Vagl T. Tompaon
Crookston
Minn
H. Dickson
Tau Departuréut
Atuta
Evan
Boa Lyin
New York City
Mnoon
New York
Walker
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