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Nork
Evemouth
Berkley
Suffolk
West Nor
Newport News
United States
York
Ralph R. McF
Pe 108
New York City
Ian
Arbitration debates and political twists across nations and parties
Ex minister Phelps doubts International arbitration while New York ban is noted. Confederate Veterans plan Nashville reunion June 22 23 24. Chicago Record argues arbitration is no peace treaty with Britain. Pritchard reelection prompts tariff talk. Canton dispatch hints Alger for War Secretary. Astor funds Indian famine relief. Britain cited. Teller attacks Sherman. McKinley era politics discussed. Havana report on rebel train capture near Arangevren. Puerto Rico richer than Cuba. Colorado Springs church bells disturb, college victory triggers bells. Sewanee restricts athletics by exam perf, Boston stock tale warns.
Civil service reform and grain trade clash in d world
A governor or political shift seeks to abridge civil service laws after McKinley’s inauguration as Republicans push reform. The piece also weighs corn and hay's value against wheat, notes grain-rate cuts from St Louis to Newport News, and cites Senate quarreling over Italy with Texas Senator Mills and New York critics.
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McKinley
Cleveland
Friends
St. Louia
Newport News
Baltimore
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louwis
Ometropolis
Virginia
Mills
Texas
Senate
Staly
Erinder
Patrick Walsi
Chronicle
Dante
Raphael
Michael Angelo
Ike Napoleon
Uke Rossini
Ike Columbus
Mozzofani
Ke Galileo
the Cavour
Nan
Italy
Mille
Lone Star State
Mr. Walsh
Coast Defense Convention Opens at Tampa
The coast defense convention gathered in Tampa Florida with broad union support. General Schofield named permanent chairman and General Frye of Massachusetts permanent secretary. The Stars and Stripes flew widely as delegates voiced patriotic sentiment with seacoast defense slogans displayed throughout the city.
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Coast Defense
Tampa
Fla
Tampa Bay Hotel
Schofield
Frye
Massachusetts
War Preparations and Pennsylvania Politics in 189? Editorials
The piece argues for war preparedness as a defense strategy and laments Pennsylvania Republican infighting over cabinet posts and leaders. It notes McKinley’s impending presidency, House politics, and a critical view of factional bosses harming public interests while predicting a favorable year for party bosses.
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Keystone
McKinley
Pittsburg Post
Pennsylvania
Senator Quay
Charles Hmary Smith
Philadelphia Press
Tray Brown
Russell Young
Hastings
The
Philadelphia Ledger
Notes and Opinions on Counterfeits and Social Questions
A fragmented column discusses the opal as a counterfeiting check, insurance concerns about dangerous conditions of travel, and rumors of a divorce suit. It notes a rise in apoplexy deaths in Maghod with a remarkable decree affecting sixteen years, citing 457 deaths per 1,000,000 inhabitants.
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Personal notices mix with odd names and dates
A jumble of personal notes mentions PD O Comfor denying rumors about selling a London weekly, AMCOMELINE lottery winnings of 100 000, a poor widow Rolesiero, the late David J Hennessy of Dus bonne lows, and Archbishop John Hennessy of Dubuque. It also references Father of the Flower of Commons with a long birthday, Henry D Higgan as Boston school board president, and broad claims about interest in Boston public schools.
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T. PD
London
Amcomeline
Rolesiero
David J. Hennessy
Dusbonne
Lows
Ims Estate
Breather
John Hennessy
Dubuque
Co. Villers
The Great Unloading Sale at Standard Stores Cuts Prices Deep
A bold bargain drive touts drastic price cuts on men’s suits, reefer jackets, boys storm overcoats, and undergarments. Text promises genuine value with heavy emphasis on quality and low prices, urging quick purchases before sizes run out.
Money Saving Covers a Wide Field of Selection
An advertisement touts low price mens and boys wear including knee pants at twenty one cents and children’s suits in winter fabrics. It promises genuine materials, neat patterns, strong worksmanship, and free alterations with a focus on money saved and value.
Wholesale Bargain Display Promises Cent Savings
An advertisement touts sweeping price cuts on fabrics and notions. Feather Stitch brad, camp bric, Swiss edgings, and buttons are heavily discounted. Gloves and sweaters slash prices, with shirts and soaps offered at remarkably low rates, inviting customers to stock up before inventory ends.
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Wineburg
Babeska
Packer
Great Wool Pants Sale Slashes Prices In City Store
The store announces a sweeping sale on wool pants and suits with dramatic price cuts. Items include wool pants 2200 value now 1.75 and fine wool suits reduced, aiming to clear every dollar of stock to make room for spring goods.
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We. Ink
Pte Re Peters Beavier
Ted Kersey
Qemin Monalac
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