A Pastoral Lesson and Prohibition Debate
A fragmentary meditation on the Good Shepherd and salvation contrasts with a Maine political brief urging strict enforcement of prohibition. The sermon-like reflection emphasizes obedience to Christ and protection of the flock, while the Maine piece argues prohibition endures as policy and urges consistent enforcement.
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Sin
Hell
Isa Aiah
John
Eid
Maine
Pele
Governor Powers
Philadelphia Press
Longs Views on Cabinet Talks Revealed in Washington
The transcript recalls Mr. Long describing Cabinet discussions touching on race and political participation. He cites a Georgia white man and a South Carolina colored man in the post and weighs Cuba’s crisis, asserting Spanish government involvement in the disaster is largely eliminated.
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Grad Acheves
Washington
Georgia
Post
South Carolina
Apo
Cabinet Reports No New Maine Disaster Evidence
The Cabinet meeting disclosed the government still has no news on the Maine disaster cause. The inquiry court remains in the dark about the investigation’s direction and evidence to date, with authority confirming the lack of new disclosures.
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Tate
Maine
Sigsbee
Lee
Nour
Sacrificial Rituals and Temple Practices Discussed
The article reviews an ancient rite describing sacrifice of oxen before altars to false gods and the wholesale slaughter of various animals as offerings. It cites a dictionary interpretation of the ritual and notes related ceremonial elements.
No Relief Expedition Abandoned for Klondike Miners
Washington reports the War Department has decided to abandon the Klondike miners relief expedition citing no necessity. Alger writes to Howley and the Minutes on Military Affairs chair urges Congress action to justify the move. Department positions and ship purchases from Norway are noted as part of the decision.
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Washington
War Department
Klondike
Fragmented note hints at paleontological find abroad
Fragmented OCR text references paleontology with mentions of fossils or minerals and a distant location. It notes some individuals or groups and a brief, unclear description of discovery and context. The passage remains garbled, offering few concrete details or names.
Reunion of the Bisma rcks in Walstrhet gathering
A large Bismarck family reunion occurred in Walstrhet on Tuesday with brothers of the Bismarck clan in attendance. Prince Bismarck appeared advanced in age and frail health making the voyage from Friedrichsruhe unlikely this season. The Bismarcks, a numerous clan, trace roots to the Brendenburg stock and claim noble ancestry predating recorded history.
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Bismarck
Emely
Prince Boismarck
Ny Tego
Riedrichsruhe
First Battle Metaphor in Maine Explosion Sparks Cuban Independence
In the Intransigeant, Henri techefart argues the Maine disaster marks the first battle between Spain and the United States. He claims the tragedy claims 204 sailors but accelerates Cuban independence, foretelling a final triumph within weeks.
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Paris
Henri Techefart
Maine
Spain
United States
Asia wreck near Nantucket claims twenty seamen
The British ship Asia was wrecked near Nantucket on Monday with the loss of all twenty crew members. Bodies of a man and a girl were found lashed to a portion of the vessel.
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Nantucket
Senate Defeats Corbett for Oregon Seat on 50 to 19 Vote
The Senate rejected Henry W. Corbett of Oregon for the vacant seat by a 50 to 19 margin. The session opened with executive time, and the House passed the sundry civil appropriation bill after debate on Paris Exposition funding and shifting pay provisions. A push to memorialize the Maine disaster with a bronze tablet in Statuary Hall advanced in the Senate.
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Senate
Henry W. Corbett
Oregon
Paris
House
Perkins
Committee On Naval Affairs
Tinccon
Statuary Hall
Maine
Havana Harbor
Havana
United States
Tavanik
Tso
Expensive dog on Spiegel Grove causes lien in Hayes estate
Fremont Ohio reports the Spiegel Grove homestead of the late President Rutherford B. Hayes was levied by the county sheriff Friday to satisfy a judgment for 2600 damages awarded to Mrs Addie M. Smith for injuries from a runaway caused by a dog owned by the Hayes estate. Costs total 1019.
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Fremont
R. B. Hayes
Spiegel Grove
Addie M. Smith
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