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News of the Week Senate Del Davis Column
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Senate segment titled News of the Week with mention of Mr Davis and a pointer to Wit in a reporting style. The readable portion lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations to form a concrete summary.
Vast Mixed US and World News Fragments From Midwinter Issue
A long report compiles diverse items from finance exports and court actions to politics local and abroad. Highlights include a Supreme Court refusal to restrain a Post Office letter withholding and a broad set of references to land homesteading mineral rights and reform measures, with mentions of conventions, elections, disasters, and diplomatic incidents across the United States and Europe.
Winter Palace explosion reported by Russian officials
A detailed, mixed account from Paris and Russian sources describes the attempted assassination at the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg. The narrative covers timing changes, the Czar and Empress routines, differing embassy reports, and the public reaction across St. Petersburg and Paris. Officials and papers recount casualties, the palace’s survival, and the Emperor’s gratitude at the Kazan Church.
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How the Maharajah Dressed Up for His Portrait
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Teaching the Indians and Ironclad Comparisons
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Novel Plow Demonstration Sparks Odd Neighborly Show
A quirky scene unfolds as a new plow is tested in a field. Animals balk at the contraption while onlookers witness a staged clash of implements and a lamp crashes amid the commotion. The event ends with mild critique of the display and a remark on the wind.
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