Ingalls Urges Duty and National Challenge in 1900
M E Jagslis advocates for a stronger national life urging Democrats to support McKinley over Bryan. Melville E Ingalls of Cincinnati praises imperial restraint, argues silver reform and economic stability, and calls for firm action on tariffs and colonial policy to sustain progress.
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Story of a Sham Corot Painter Trouillebert
The Paris artist Trouillebert, pupil of Corot, died in his seventieth year after a singular incident raised his profile. Alexandre Dumas had bought a painting for 1 franc, and Trouillebert later recognized it as his own work titled Fontaine des Gabourets, once sold for 10 francs. He sued, won, and earned the right to sign the painting, gaining late recognition and reputation.
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England
Changed Their Religion at Milford Haven Camp Service
At Milford Haven three Welsh battalions of militia were marched to the church for a parade service. Soldiers altered their beliefs to avoid walking and were brought before the authorities for arrangements, as Methodist recreation returned to the Recorder.
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Tl Recorder
Russia's Pew Papers Print Run by Language
Russia prints 279 papers with language breakdowns: 172 in Russian, 60 in Polish, and 42 in German. The figures outline the distribution of the press across linguistic lines in the region.
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Simon's Election Troubles Threaten Family Honor
In Warble County Boonsville the Populist Simon Grey campaigns for Bryan while Ezra Grey Returns home. A McKinley button rumor about Ezra sparks family tension as voters head to the polls and Vinnie faces pressure from both camps. The day ends with anxiety, quarrels, and uncertain futures for the Grey household.
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Ezra
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Boonsville
Vinnie
Glen Harrington
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Labor
Pennsylvania
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McKinley
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Boone
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Odd Wills Include Bizarre Legacies and Odd Conditions
A Brooklyn Citizen story recalls strange bequests attached to wills. One testator conditioned inheritance on a son in law’s actions, and another on a party with dinners where five friends would be served and toasted with music. A wealthy man allegedly ordered a son to tour the world and write a book under threat of loss of fortune.
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Brooklyn
Gasometer at East Greenwich Estimates Large Scale
The central gasometer at East Greenwich holds 12,600,000 cubic feet and weighs 2,200 tons. It spans 1801 feet in diameter and requires coal to fill with gas, costing about $200,000. An annual income of £100 to Pers p sons is noted, and Patt th center ary is mentioned.
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