Grand Cross Awarded to Hungarian Premier von Tisza
Varied briefs report honors for Herr von Tisza with the Grand Cross of the Order of the Red Eagle and note the Hungarian Premier. Other items include flood damage in Spain, fires in Salida Colo, political notices, and local labor unrest in Reading.
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Berenon Wirttaw
the Order of the Red Eagle
Herr von Tisza
Congress Holds Long Sessions with Bills on Education and Exposition
In the Senate on the 4th, petitions were presented opposing treaty changes while others supported immigration limits and telegraph government ownership. The House opened with numerous miscellaneous bills and committee actions, including Oklahoma Territory organization and wage duties on wool. Senate debate covered Indian education and interracial marriage, with a push for a Washington world’s exposition and a naval site commission. Blair Educational bill faced Reagan opposition before adjournment.
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Broad range of early 20th century world events cited in one report
The item lists multiple incidents across politics, labor unrest, accidents, and international affairs. It mentions Rev De Tatnage chosen as chaplain, a coal strike causing a Pennsylvania famine, ice palace builds in St. Paul, a fatal fall in a tower, an Iowa governor signing a death warrant, House committee actions, a Dutch railroad wreck with deaths, Pope Benedict’s farewell, a missing treasury shortfall, a Nebraskan murder arrest, and various other political, legal, and criminal notes with dates around the 4th to 9th.
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Political and Local Hints From Turbulent Times
A crowded early 20th century news brief notes multiple items. Lamar nomination adjourns by Senate Judiciary on the 9th. Judge Laman resigns as Interior Secretary accepted by the President. Floods in China affirmed. a Louisville death on a park stump. a Nashville reunion of old wagon drivers planned. various state bills and local fires. Also race and church notes and a carnival preview in St Paul with Stillwater Day.
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Embroidery Through Ages A Chronicle of Needlework
A long readable fragment notes embroidery origins in Mesopotamia and Egypt, tracing its growth through Greece Rome and medieval Europe. It covers Phrygian roots, evolving terms, royal patronage, church prohibitions, and 19th century revival led by design exhibitions.
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Woman's heart like a lithographer's stone quote
A fragmentary quotation compares a woman's heart to a lithographer's stone inscribed and permanent, with a stray historical echo about belief and skepticism.
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