Diplomats and peace talks loom in American Spanish accord
The article surveys the forthcoming American Spanish peace commission with a vast staff of translators and clericals. It highlights key figures like Davis Frye Gray and Whitelaw Reid, notes the long, multi‑language meetings in Paris, and recalls earlier treaties with Britain and France and their diplomatic legacies.
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Spain
United States
Prench
Odme
Cloras
Beringsen Arbitration Commission
Dundred
Catholic Church
Paria
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
Davis
America
Frye
Gray
Foreign Affairs Committee
Bering Set Commission
Whitelaw Reid
Secretary Day
Washington
Mexica
Nicholas P." T
Guadaupe
Ghent
England
France
Paris
American Peace Commission
Jenjawile Prandin
John Jay
John Atams
Henry Lavreng
Suited and Wnowed Do Not Apply Here
Fragmented OCR notes discuss varied topics from daily liquid intake to beet sugar errors, reporters at the House of Commons gallery, Cochin eggs, coal prices, and class population shares. Includes references to the Crimean war losses and Borodino, with no clear single event or source coherence.
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Esrors
House of Commons
Cochin
Chita
South Africa
China
Weir General
The Good Ol Y Maxims Then and Now
A Cleveland Leader quote critiques classic maxims about virtue and reward. It contrasts lofty precepts with the reality that many who spoke them lacked real hardship, suggesting enduring faith in practical deeds over theory. The piece reflects timeless tension between moral instruction and human fragility.
Left Alone A Ten Year Old Boy Sees His Mother Gone
A Toronto Globe verse piece describes a ten year old boy alone in a gray house after his mother leaves four weeks ago. He recalls her tea and laughter, worries over meals, and the loneliness of no one to comfort him. The poem captures a child’s ache and longing for a mother’s care.
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Abbé Elysee
The
Elysee
Paris
Preach Republic
Felix Faure
Napoleon
Rome
Waterloo
Duke of Wellington
Louis Xvviii
General Cavaignac
Napoleon I
Louis Napoleon
Napoleon III
Eugenne
Madame Thiers
Minister of Foreign Affairs
Foreign Office
Toronto Globe
Diary of a Chinaman in America Sparks Cultural Mockery
A translated diary excerpt mocks American behavior, claiming Americans drink vast whisky, hurry through tasks, disturb ancestors’ graves, gamble with women present, and dance to discordant music. It also notes Americans roam fields in good weather, waving long stocks.
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Rio Grande
New Mexico
California
Mexico
Ghent
America
Trey
Jon Quincy Adams
Henry Clay
James A. Wayard
Albert Gallalin
Jonathan
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