Mooresville Guide Oddities and A Troubled Figure
A fragment from Mooresville Indiana notes scarce Ginarres and odd reflections. It describes a troubled man in Indianapolis who recently attempted suicide, including his actions with alcohol and carbolic acid and his subsequent hospital stay.
Fragmented text on religion empire and society in a historical miscellany
The passage surveys religious groups in colonial India and abroad, noting church proliferation, lay halls, and the zeal of teachers amid cultural exchanges. It shifts to observations on India English influence, climate effects on populations, imperial ambitions, military mobility, and miscellaneous items from technology to politics, with scattered references to london Westminster Hall, cantons, and global expansion.
Russian Railway Progress and Chinese Territory Decline
The text argues that completing the Siberian railway and Russian occupation of northern Chinese ports will shrink Chinese territory, benefiting the world. It claims Russian enterprise advances civilization and could bring light to areas previously resistant to missionary efforts.
Cuban insurgents raid Batabano amid Weyler’s defenses
The Cuban insurgents mounted a raid on Batabano at the southern end of Gen. Weyler’s famous trocha. The attackers breached the line and captured Bata tailo despite a wall of barbed wire, while Weyler’s troops were tangled with fences and debris. Observers criticize Weyler’s tactics and foresee Cuban resilience against Spanish forces.
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Batabano
Wesler
Trocha
Batataillo
Werler
Cuba
Moive
Silver Delegates Vote as Daniel Presides at Democratic Convention
The Democratic National Convention at Chicago on July 7 elected Daniel of Virginia as temporary chairman amid silver and gold debates. The session featured prayers by Rev Edward Stires and speeches supporting silver currency and British gold interests, with Jones proposing thanks to Harrity and rules for the temporary convention. Adjournment followed at 4:33 p.m. until Wednesday.
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Ma Tel
Ada Ito
Clayton
Daniel
Virutin
Charles E. Waller
Mero Waller
Mer
Waller
Taalfarf
Payton
Arkansas
Marsden
Flarrity
Souter
Danie
Muda
Tim Yeenr
John W. Dank
Taan Hurrity Pustell
Chadron
Youursylf
Dean
Plarrity
Whittoraet Eiairs
Neose
Edwand Stires
Ania
Hierrity
David B. Hill
S. P. Sheerin
Indiana
John Martin
Air Cayton
Great Britain
South Africa
South America
Venezuela
Onien
France
Germany
Mahley
Nis
Thorial
Thomas Petferson
Perous
Jones
Harrity
I. B. Finkey
Ohio
The American boy seen as nation’s hopeful future
A writer praising the American boy urges directing youth toward science art and literature to harness independence and enterprise. It cites Civil War volunteers as examples of courage and cheerfulness, urging guidance of youthful energy to secure America’s future.
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Iiny Vetter Stu
Voluntezra
Plutarch
Lacedaeinonia
Eminent Kawver Defends Client In Murder Trial
Eminent Kawver argues the defendant’s act was circumstantial and not murderous. The jury returns not guilty after testimony that a club caused death though the defendant had a club in hand and was seen near the prostrate man. Fourteen prisoners escape Guthrie jail on July 6 described as desperate with a long list of names. Chairman Gowdy ill with inflammatory rheumatism but recovering at home.
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Kawver
Deccaseu
Jancesti
Thea
Guthrie
O.P
Bill Doolin
Dynamite Dick
Charles Montgomery
James Black
Walter McClain
Bill Crittenden
Ed. Lawrence
George Lane
Kid
Phillips
Henry Irvin
Bill Jones
C. O. Nix
Lee Williams
Willia N Beck
Gowdy
Rushville
Lockport
Erie
Andrew Skellenger
Fotal
Skellenger
Chittenden
Noblesse Oblige at Commencement in Indianapolis
An oration delivered at the Indianapolis High School Tomlinson Hall commencement on June 10 1896 argues nobility comes from education not birth. It urges public duty, moral leadership, and the cultivation of public opinion to better society amid materialism and political strife.
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Indianapolis High School
Tomlinson Hall
America
Demosthens
Ciceros
Nan
Sreece
Rome
Mr. Ruskin
Toynbee Hall
Fondon
Hull House
Chicago
Nineteenth
Trenton
Yorktown
Gettysburg
Richmond
Republic
Constantinople
Europe
Household Hints on Garments and Pies For Thirst Quenches
Household hints advise sunning gasoline cleaned garments for an hour to evaporate odor. Pies kept over night should be brushed with beaten egg and briefly chilled on ice before filling and baking. Thirst quenchers favor low sugar drinks with lime lemon grape fruit or citrus phosphates. Cold tea or coffee with lemon and no sugar should be served immediately after brewing.
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