Blaine and Baron Fava in New Orleans dispute over Italy
Fragmentary Ottawa era text discusses Mr Blaine vs Baron Fava over Italian demand for punishment and reparations for murders in New Orleans. It outlines Blaine's insistence on legal proofs of murder and nationality, the King of Italy’s asserted rights, and Baron Fava’s misrepresentation of those claims. The piece contrasts Blaine with Talleyrand and the Duke of Wellington in diplomatic bluntness and truth-telling.
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Mr. Blaine
Baron Faye
Blaine
Chicago
Talleyrand
Italy
New Orleans
Baron Fava
Bling
United States
New Orleany
Baron Five
Italia
Blainy
Republic
Pavorits Prescription for Women’s Ailments
An advertisement touts Tien to the right medicine, Pavorits Prescription, claiming it builds strength for overworked or run-down women. It promises digestion aid, invigoration, improved sleep, and relief from weaknesses and irregularities, with a money-back guarantee if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirree
South Carolina Dispute Over Federal College Funds
Governor Tillman and Secretary Noble clash over division of the state’s federal appropriation for mechanical and agricultural colleges. Lincoln era style dispute centers on whether funds should be split between Clemson College for whites and Claflin College for colored students, using 1900 census data. Governor asserts Interior Department holds no say in division and hints at court if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
8.C
Tillman
Guam
South Carolina
Clemson Agricultural College
Pendleton
Claflin College
Grangebray
Teesay
Noble
South Carolinna
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Supreme Court
Legias
Tilimaj
President Hot Heckles Eyes Montana Central Extension
President eight three to extend the Montana Central from Helena to Anaconda distance 71 miles. The visit seeks to study extending the line as a branch of the Great Northern linking UP and the Anaconda Mining & Smelting Company. Freight charges exceed 3.5 million dollars annually. Great Northern officials report progress toward a satisfactory agreement and work to begin soon on the new line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Central
Hill i
Bt. Paul
Helene
Mont
Montana
Anaconda Mining & Smelting Company
Great Northern
Anacondi Company
Vessel Owners Wage Scale Sparks Potential Strike
Chicago vessel owners challenge the Seaman's Union by creating an independent shipping office and tying wages to freight. Michigan and other ports see wage demands rise from 1.50 per 2000 feet of lumber to 1.50 daily, while unions resist, prompting talk of a general strike by marine engineers. Across Cleveland, Buffalo, and Detroit, workers threaten wage reductions as navigation opens, with current pay at 125 dollars monthly for first class engineers, 75 for second, and 15 for third.
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Chicago
Seaman's Union
Gailora
Lake Seaman's Benevolent Association
Lika Michigan
Manyinteo
Ecase
Marine Engineers
Cleveland
Buffalo
Detroit
Argentine Finance Decree Eases Deposits Exchange
Argentine cabinet approves a decree guiding deposits in national and provincial banks through June. Depositors may exchange for internal bonds, a move welcomed by bankers. About 1500 merchants visited President Peironi to offer congratulations. he assured no forced currency or loans.
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Han
Toe Exchange
Beuor Aribor
Wildithen
Peigrini
Viay
Consiumen
Oral Dens
Viet Hw
The Pennsylvania Tragedy and Imported Labor Debate
The Inter Ocean blames coaling region conditions for a More Wood tragedy in Pennsylvania. It discusses alien labor, contract terms, and unionism risks while warning against demagoguery and foreign influence. The piece calls for careful inquiry into labor practices and potential diplomatic fallout.
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Pennsylvania
More Wood
Chicago Inter ‘Ocean
Dennsylvania
Aliena
West Virgina
Wales
Republic
Aj Armen
Nob
Raskia
Ibis
United States
Fairoye Wn
New World Industrial Power Draws Canada Toward Union
A London 19th Century essay argues the United States and Canada are sovereign states with shared language and vast inland trade links. It predicts Canada’s rapid shift toward a commercial union with the United States, shaping a future North American federation and a dominant industrial power armed for defense only.
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United States
Ganuia
London
America
New World
Alwiya
al Ahiot
Becaig
Dominion
Newfoundland
Old World
Western Hemisphere
Ander
Ithili
Insanity Controversy Over Anna Dickinson At Danville
A Philadelphia board of charities officials and Drs Wetherill Morton and Barlow discuss Anna Dickinson now in Danville asylum. They confirm her admission on March 2 ۱۸۸? and describe her ward as comfortable yet showing classic insanity signs. Dickinson maintains her case involves alleged letters and potential legal action. officials defend the commitment as necessary and note lack of immediate danger if released.
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Anna Dickinson
Aine Womar
Danvilleinento Asylum
Phil Adelphus
Philadelphia
Miss Dickinson
State Board of Charities
Thomas G. Morton
Henry MM, Wethurill
Morton
Anne Barlow
Wetherill
Danville
Dr. Wetherill
Misa Dickinson
Conpusid
Lipsre
Soneen
Hows
Hummel
New York
Nic Barlow
Tulle Wover
Finny
Mr. Barlow
Anny
Beemuse Bie
Schultz
Cosmas
Mres. Dickwsen
Dr. Seward
Pennsylvanny
Ki Dickinson
Danville Hoapital
Underwood
Bittuton
Jame Ogosby
Whens
Hy Haw
Courtwriebt
Hileman
Danyilie
Anna J. Dickinson
Mandy
Benultz
M. D
Susan Dickinson defends sister Anna in alleged delusion case
Miss Susan Dickinson recounts motives and actions in Anna Dickinson scandal. She denies hatred or extravagant spending, says she acted as private secretary and bookkeeper earning 150 dollars monthly, and explains removal to West Pittston as financial aid for their mother. She cites Anna's violent delirium in 1877 and refutes reports of investments or gifts.
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New York
Miss. Diexi
West Pitteton
Pleane
Mise Anmt
Philadelphia
Anna
Owi Ibtead
Susan
Slater
Strivin
Warsing
Hilemag
Severa
Howey Hummell
Vnlest
Republican National Committee
Boston
Reid
Migs Bnenn
Misa Anna
Danville
Pittston
Longford
Willard Withou
Mika Suan
Misa Anya
Anna Truet
Miss Sisai
Scranton Republian
Ancient Beliefs and Medieval Medical Nonsense
A survey of strange medieval superstitions used in the dark ages to treat ailments. Beliefs include hanging swords for toothaches, dead man’s hand for gland tumors, and hanging ropes to ward off headaches. Witches and night ride legends linked to cures, with supposed measures against nightmares and agues.
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Meina
Weber
Birth of a New Australian Republic from Federation Pact
The Daily Pioneer Press notes Australia moves toward a federal constitution akin to a republic, uniting colonies into a centralized, democratic nation. It notes limited local detail, stresses implications for global governance, and contrasts with past colonial divides. Also mentions unrelated items including a Cork street fight and agricultural funding.
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Republic
Pioneer
Proas
Prinary
Benston
Sydney
Australia
Tno
Nmvitinus
Uelay
Trea Major
Bauday
Bard
Mulb
Seis
Certiin
Commonwealth of Auvetralia
Eristance
England
Usrkampoehin
Cork
Washington claim agency to handle government land and pension suits
The San Francisco Examiner reports a new Washington bureau to manage Tidian deprivation claims against the Government. Attorney fees and commissions are to be reformed to reduce costs for claimants. Washington office led by Mrs John Wedderburn and supported by the Pacific Coast congressional delegation, with petitions urging fair treatment and lower charges for prosecuting claims. Woodward and others seek a responsible, effective remedy for independent claimants in Humboldt County and nearby districts. Fort Worth Texas notes a young financier pleaded guilty to forgery and obstruction, receiving five years in the penitentiary.
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San Francicco “Examiner
Washington
San Francisco Examiner
Conub Staten
Poatal Aod
Cara
Aginta Br
Sen. Wu
Surenu
Calusa
al Eneson
Ponaibe
Huihboldt
California
Bealden
Culmie Mo Knarvind
Buows
Maine
Fort Worth
Texas
Aguinet Uo
Diam
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Orbe
Hmaton
Mitt
Penny Aylyanis Board of Charities
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Mer Binter
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Mike Bukon
Dickiniol
Borwnton
Hood
Uicura
Ana Lane
Orig
Jammu
Meme Bor
Kanwas Tote
Johnson
Moncinia
Tsesaad
Wet Harold
Buffalony
Ofa
Bic
Jette
Washington Claim Agents
Paul
Brooklyn
Cunard
Thomas Beard
Thomas McHenry
Cor. Trin
Western Ave
Allegheny City
August Flower
Mr. McHenry
Fanily
James St
Joan D. Cox
Odbury
New Jersey
U.S
Sickhe Carters Ie Iver
Lenox
JEN Sionartie
Beecham
Duluthory
Melveal
Abber
Howling Green
Atlanta
Sapolio
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