Memorial Day oration in Richmond by Senator Daniel
Ex Secretary Olney declines a complimentary banquet. Senator John W Daniel accepts to speak in Richmond on Memorial Day. The Chicago News urges Illinois Senate to pass a law forcing boodlers to Indiana. Augusta Chronicle cites a Greek in America claiming Hell. patriotic yet degenerate. Miles may march if fighting Greece Turkey occurs. A Buffalo bar member estimates 60,000 lawyers in the U S. one sixth in New York. Weyler's son leaves Havana for Spain for military instruction, Wise not to expect same from his father. Blackburn loses Senate bid with remark about opponents and two finest corpses in Kentucky politics. Prince of Wales to open Oxford municipal buildings May 12 with address in silver casket and a golden key.
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Prince of Wales
Oxford
Corporation
WLAWATIAN Annexation Debate Echoes Public Dismissal
The New York Journal weighs Tinwall's annexation into the United States Stables and argues the issue must be faced. It cautions against ending with annexation, urging clear policy on island encroachment and urging restraint toward Japan while protecting U S interests.
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New York Journal
Tinwall
United Stables
United States
Japan
Dipin
Mis
Wonder Turkey Wins As World Claims Its Supremacy
The New York World reports Turkey's population at 27,688,000 against Greece's 2,187,208 and an armed force of 2,500,000 men versus 175,000. It lists 52 Turkish cruisers and 37 torpedo boats to Greece’s smaller fleet, plus stark disparities in horses, cannons, and overall military strength. The piece says Christian Europe bears blame for Crete’s fate as Turkey advances, aided by Germany and other powers, and predicts a swift Turkish victory.
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New York World
Turkey
Greece
Crreece
Germany
Europe
Crete
State Medical CO
Omaha
Nev
United Nation Era Noted By The Philadelphia Press
The Philadelphia Press laments lingering distance in the nation despite a claimed unity after years of social estrangement. The paper notes slow communities and cites ongoing desire for closer ties, urging broader intercity exchange and collaboration.
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Philadelphia
Tay ‘Mnufacturer
Diffusion of Western Ideas Shapes the South and Union
The article notes a shift in the South toward new industrial life and civic reform. It cites better knowledge, broader charity, and a revived regional spirit, emphasizing Confederate soldiers honoring a hero and the reunification of the nation under Grant's plea for peace. It argues Southern liberalism existed early, but the press lagged in recognition.
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South
Grant
PLOW DEY PROPOSE TO RELIEVE THE COUNTRY
William L. Wilson reviews the Dingley tariff showing how it discriminates against small buyers and protects manufacturers. He cites detailed per yard duties on broadcloth cheviot and cotton warp, illustrating income from import duties and the higher burden on the consumer. The analysis stresses the heavy rates as a burden on the common buyer under the Dingley bill.
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Linn
William L. Wilson
New York Herald
Notes and Opinions on Rain, Holes, and Royal Riding
A miscellany notes several facts about rainfall, the deepest borehole in Silesia, early horseback riding by Queen Anne, and the evolving use of spears. It also comments on Francis Joseph's extensive titles and a humorous aside about visiting Queen Victoria under a fictitious name.
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Silesia
Anne
Richard III
Maeland
Francis Joseph
Austria
Hungary
Bohemia
Dirks
Galicia
Tyrol
Queen Victoria
Cimter
Frankenstein
Bargain Woolen Knee and Men’s Pants in Sooty Selection
An advertisement touts all wool knee pants with plaid patterns and double knee designs, priced at thirty-seven cents, and men’s striped pants at forty-seven and sixty-nine cents. It promises durable, riveted button pantaloons for workingmen, plus fashionably cut young men’s wool pants from ninety-eight cents upward, with higher price options listed.
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Wong
Wes
Sayish
Mingrebo
Plore Co
Iere
Norroll
Vince Herreitp
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Bar of
Buffalo
New York State
Weyler
Huavanna
Spain
J. C. S. Blackburn
Senate
Frankfort Opera-House
Kentucky
XO Wonder Turkey
Parilla
Hood
Flood
Trcod
Elock
Nood
Pants Warsains
Poszons
Cooke, Clark & CO
Ndlepole, WA
R. K Holmes & Co
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Irwin's Express Company
W. T. Lrwln
Clites
Lustantec
Water St
John S. Etheridge
Berkley
Chesinne
Pearl Street
Rock Heatiom Press
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Mhi DG
Mrs. Winslow
Wul Tlw World
Ss. Ll. Frost Ie
Plument Racer
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