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Virginian
McKinley to visit Nashville Exposition on Ohio Day
Summary of scattered clippings notes President McKinley will attend the Nashville Exposition during Ohio Day in June. Other items mention Mrs Langtry securing a divorce at Lakeport, discussions on various international topics, and local and national political and social snippets pulled from multiple sources.
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Nashville Exposition
Ohio Day
Northern capital not sole cause of Southern cotton mills
The Philadelphia Record claims Northern capital built most new Southern cotton mills, a view the author disputes. He asserts Southern capital funded local mills, welcomes Northern investment but notes independent Southern funding has driven much growth and that a deeper inquiry would confirm this.
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Philadelphia Record
South
New England
Herard
Pension costs exceed European army maintenance in U S data
The article notes U S pension outlays average 12 million dollars monthly and 144 million annually, far surpassing British, French, and German military budgets for 1896. It calls pension abuse deplorable and questions remedies, observing 30 years postwar figures show 141 million annual pension payments.
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Europe
British Empire
Grass widows in Kansas blamed on eastern visitors
In Topeka four hundred deserted wives are reported as the result of roving men from the East courting then abandoning them. Judge Tiwen says many wives are left with little support and urges caution in marriage prospects while promising justice for Western communities.
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Biett Saul
iMansas
Topeka
Tiawen
Kansas
Union
Tagen
Mrs Davis Calls for Nonpartisan School History
The article reports Mrs. Jefferson Davis urging Northern readers to adopt nonpartisan history of the Civil War. She argues against sectarian reviews and calls for equal justice, equality, and a fact based study free from hostile rhetoric, referencing her Confederate and Union ties.
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Jefferson Davis
Tam
New Jersey
Grand
Justle
Virginia Antiquities group seeks Wilamsboro plot purchase
The Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities aims to acquire the Old Dominion Land Company's plot in Williamsboro, asserting its historical significance as the cradle of Liberty. Funds have been gathered by the association and its allies, with praise for President Orcut and partners for their generosity.
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Chattanooga Times
Wilamsboro
Dominion Land Company
Association For the Preservation of Virginia
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BR. Oreutl
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Farnell Holl
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Tatrick Henry
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General Congress
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More Than They Bargained Wapit
The article argues that Turkey defies the powers over the Turco-Grecian war, resisting armistice pressure while Greece faced earlier commands not to go to war. It suggests the powers back Turkey, complicating Eastern affairs and delaying resolution for years.
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Wapit
Royal Jubilee Plume Notes From France And Balloons
About 29 000 of 88 000 communes in France lack a medical practitioner. At Buckingham Palace 140 horses train for the Jubilee day royal procession. Toulon uses a captive balloon to illuminate the sea bed after divers fail to locate the torpedo cause of the Jaureguiberry accident.
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France
Bucking Palace
Toulon
Personal notices and oddities from Boston and Crete
William H. Cloadwin, president of the EHot National Bank of Boston, was killed when a tree fell on him. General Kostaro Kristos, chief of the Cretan insurgents, is said to be 106 years old and as energetic as a youth of twenty. Commander Booth-Tucker spoke at Salvation Army dedication ceremonies for his son and said he would hold meetings in jail if indicted.
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Ehot National Bank of Boston
Kostaro Kristos
Andis
Salvation Army
Booth-Tucker
Burk Co. Offers Masses of Inexpensive Suits and Boyswear
The Burk Co promotes ultra low prices on men full suits from 1.98 and 3.98 with varied sack styles, and a wide range of boys and young men suits from 0.65 to 4.97. The ad touts quality finishes, fabric variety, and vast discounting across men’s, boys’ and washable outfits with frequent new patterns and sizes.
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Burk & Co
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