Newfoundland Lobster Dispute Moves Toward Arbitration
The News reports France accepts arbitration on the Newfoundland lobster dispute. British ministers noted a cautious path, with hopes arbitration will ease tensions. The Chronicle and Standard critique colonial dissatisfaction while urging Newfoundland to trust the process and avoid irrational bluster. Public opinion is urged to view arbitration as a means to settle the issue peacefully.
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Stoke
London
Lord Layttel
Paria
Lord Salisbury
Newfoundland
France
M. Fibo
Kewfoundland
Dakotas Irrigation Inquiry Eyes Great Water Power
Col Richard Hinton on a Dakotas visit outlines irrigation plans for the coming season. He describes artesian wells, water potential for domestic use, and agricultural development, noting 70 000 miles traveled, 2500 wells reviewed, and an emphasis on expanding field investigations across the Northwest.
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Richard Hinton
Department of P Culture
Rene
Coukave
Aberdeen
Dakotas
Engieering News of
New York
United States
Amentia
Mindys
Montana
Lincoln
Nev
Washington
Rusk
Treall
Sandarone
Nebraska
Culver
Hicks
Hay
Neologista
Wast
Additon
Red River
Sanborn Snd
Miner
Devil's Lake
Turtle Mountain
Emanuel Nettleton
Great Plain
North Platte
Arkansas
Surfaes
Valley of the James
Ataty
Col. Nettleton
Irrigation plan discussed for Dakotas and Colorado
A state irrigation convention will be held soon with delegates chosen for an interstate meeting in Topeka. The goal is to establish an irrigation school where Colorado and other experts will train farmers in ditching and water control. Dakotans show strong belief in a permanent water supply and expect government support to yield lasting benefits.
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Colorado
Tam
Buch & Station
Topeka
Kan
Dakotay
Col. Hinton
Rusk
Iis Department
First White Settlement in the Red River Valley
The account follows Charles Slayton from Leon Wisconsin who led a party of 28 settlers toward the Red River, establishing cabins near Moorhead by September 17 1859. They faced harsh travel weather and early hardship but built a prosperous outpost with crops, stock, and Chippewa relations. Tensions with tribal powers grew after repeated pow wows, culminating in a large 1862 conference that warned settlers to depart.
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Red River
Charles Slayton
Leon
Wisconsin
Peterlemony
Nott
Wahpeton
Selkirk
Winnepeg
Missouri River
St. James
M. A. Slayton
M. D. Slayton
Dry
Charled Slayton
Wile
Ena Slayton
Zeha Slayton
Gilbert Link
Aiydehild
Andrew Russel
Rolly Preaton
William
Roundavilly
Samuel Shoudbolt
Moses Tucker
Tron
Lia Cross Valley
Sparta
Wik
Miter
Mooread Minn
Slayton
de Vince
Midweu
Chippewa
Indiana
Dargo
Lion
Zerit
Janet Slayton
Red River Ville
Lorenzo
Garden City
Minn
Lydia
Charles
Erasleyton
Tir
Host
al Itn
Slaytons
Charion Blay
Indians Implicate Deliberate Plan Behind 1860 Slayton Raid
The narrative asserts the Slayton expedition was premeditated by the Bronx and carried out after long planning, with Boven among old friends amid hostile Chippewa encounters. Slayton, now in Wisconsin, led a group that left prosperous homes and faced decisive danger, while many companions planned to return.
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Redwood Agency
Minda
Bronx
Slayton
Batiste
Charles Slayton
Chetoc
Barron County
Wis
Remembering a Kitchen and Servant Life in Mary Jane’s Era
An evocative reminiscence recalls a grandmotherly kitchen world with Mary Jane shaping pies and gingerbread, while the narrator laments outdated kitchens and class norms. The piece argues for lighter, better ventilated work rooms, practical kitchens, and humane conditions for servants, urging improvements to home design and daily life.
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Bridget
Wiimy
Ann
Giel
Nehemiah
Mary’ Jane
Arabella
Vanderbilt S Palace
Mary Jane
Maryane
Planta
Easter Garden Advice From Daily Domestic Prose
A humorous 19th century domestic vignette advises on managing servants and a woman’s home. It blends practical tips like a kitchen dresser with drawers, a rolling kerosene barrel, and a shaded kitchen porch, with social commentary on loyalty and class while imagining a gardener’s role and a friendly, decorative touch for Mary Jans and peers.
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Auch Nook
Jane
Beeba
Mary Jans
Young Queen Wilhelmina of Holland Cares for a Nation
The Youth's Companion notes three European child monarchs under fifteen with regencies wielding power. Queen Wilhelmina of Holland, at eleven, is described as fair, intelligent, and outdoorsy, living at the Castle of Loo with Queen Emma. Her routine from prayers at dawn to studies, meals, and doll and toy collections reflects careful upbringing shaping Holland's future ruler.
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William of
Holland
Alfonso XIII
Spain
Alexander I
Servia
Wilhelmina of
Hallurd
Qeesh Emma
Natalie
M. Tistieh
Belimarkovich
Protich
Wilhelmina
Emma
Loo
Hague
Tran Ail
Alio
Lily
Kingdom
England
Eus
Haima
Woman in the Cave and the Grand Duchesses Rift
A report describes the dispute over a Grand Duchess Elizabeth, daughter of Queen Victoria’s Hessian line, wed to Grand Duke Sergius of Rome. Tensions rise in Britain and Germany as authorities discuss marriage, religion, and loyalty. The text notes possible exile or conversion amid court pressure and hints at political maneuvering surrounding governance of Mov.
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Elizabeth
Queen Victoria
Louls
Hess
Sergius
Roma
England
Germay
Bug Leeds
Kuesla
Provines
Peluraburg Sorane
Leu
Mov
Purification of Blood and International Tension
The item discusses claims about blood purification and impurities linked to a tonic called Hood's Sarsaparilla with references to cleanliness and health. It notes potential broader consequences including possible international complications as Queen Victoria considers urging compliance with her husband’s wishes, while the Grand Duke of Hesse protests to the press.
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Victoria
Grand Duke of Hesse
Dedication Ceremonies Program at World’s Fair 1893
Abstract of the dedication program outlines October events with 10 000 troops, a grand military display on Wednesday, a national salute of 48 volleys, president and diplomats escorted to the main building, historical tableaux in the evening, a civic industrial procession, and a ball. Military exercises close the Friday events. Commission funding and April meeting are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Uni
Indus
Dickon
Felegram
Teasury Center
Funda
Uties
A Fishie Argument Ends in Assault on Healy at Assizes
Timothy D Healy MP faced a brutal assault after attending Dublin assizes where his brother Maurice Healy won damages against a local Parnellite. A mob chased Healy from the court, forcing him to seek refuge in a hotel and undergo eye injuries. Three doctors attended him as fears grew he may lose sight.
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Timothy D. Healy
Dublity
Maurice Healy
Parnell
Lel
Parneliite Party
Healy
Vietong
Foo
Liamob
Mr. Healy
Neven
Sugar Trust Plans Price Drop Amid Export Backlash
The New York Herald reports the Sugar Trust plans a scheme to cut losses by lowering granulated sugar to 414 cents per pound after overestimating March demand. If carried beyond April 4, losses could exceed one cent per pound, risking about 83 million in value. Observers say the move shifts export rebates to gain U.S. price support, with freight to Glasgow and foreign sales cited as factors.
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Asly Sugar Trust
New York Herald
Sugar Trust
Bia
Duto
Trual
Glasgow
Incomplete medical note on throat disease origins
Fragmentary entry notes a childhood throat affliction linked to diphtheria and later mentions various drug names and names of places with unclear meaning. The text appears garbled, offering no clear event, outcome, or verifiable entities.
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