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Political Rumors and Global Dispatches Roundup
A mixed dispatch recalls Great Britain buying Delagon bay from Portugal for 25 million dollars and notes political gossip from Indianapolis to New York. It cites Harrison support among Indiana delegates, Campbell denying a Democratic presidential bid, and McKinley praised as prosperity’s advance agent. It mentions a head wound survived by a shooter, calls to abolish state pencils in schools for contagion fears, and satire on diplomat plating. Senate adjournment debates loom into August.
Amnesty Complete in Post Praises Congress Action
Pittsburg Post endorces Congress removal of disabled ex Confederates praising unity in Senate and House vote. It cites Boutelle of Maine as sole opponent and laments his continued presence in Congress, urging retirement as public sentiment shifts away from the Civil War era.
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Recall of the Turkish Minister from Washington Causes Capital Surprise
The recall of the Turkish minister from Washington astonishes the capital and seems linked to U S sympathy for Armenians and calls for European intervention. The article notes potential risk to American citizens in Turkey and suggests the move could worsen Anglo Turkish tensions.
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Protection as tariff issue shapes Republican campaign
The text reports Sturyvesant Fish and other figures opposing McKinley on tariff policy. It notes New York opposition to McKinley’s extreme views and argues protection benefits American workers and industry while avoiding blanket prohibitive duties. It suggests McKinley’s nomination at St Louis and protection as the campaign issue.
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The Cuban Resolutions Move Toward Presidential Action
The Senate and House conferees agree on Cuban resolutions and send them to President Cleveland. Public sentiment favors a prudent, conservative decision. The resolutions largely mirror those passed by the House, awaiting the President’s judgment.
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Congress and Cuba War Neutrality Offer to Spain
The opinion says a state of public war exists between Spain and the Cuban movement and calls for strict U S neutrality among contending powers. It suggests the President offer U S friendly offices to Spain for recognizing Cuba's independence, noting the tactic may mislead into expecting Spain to grant independence alone.
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Mary Anderton Keeps A Queen of Scots Slipper
A Washington Post notice notes Mary Anderton cherishes a slipper once owned by Mary Queen of Scots. It mentions social columns ridiculing certain members while quoting a Dickens letter sold for £50. The item also highlights marriages, aging politicians, and political feuds in a late 19th or early 20th century gossip style.
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Notable Theatre Rumor and Parliament Fines Highlight Notes
A Berlin theatre plans a production claimed to be by the German Emperor. Robert Hillard will stage The X Rays next season featuring a will found via Roentgen photography. In Parliament, Tord Russell faces fines of 3500 dollars for debates without oath. Melba and Speaker Reed clash in the Capitol in a wry exchange.
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Message of Flowers from Poem by Grol
Fragmentary lines describe a rose and dew as meaningful symbols. Acknowledges readers as children and urges reading the message with kindness. The text reads like a reflective poem about perception and interpretation.
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Refined Styles in New Line for Children’s Wear
The new line showcases refined sinew in children’s garments with the latest ideas in design. Made from standard fabrics and tailored in the best possible method, it presents a superior standard of children’s apparel.
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