Campaign Against Prussian Poland Spurs Germanization Plan
Berlin reports a Prussian Diet bill to spend about 60 million dollars buying Polish estates in Posen and settling Protestant German colonies on them. The move follows a Pan Germanic League led push to counter Slavonic influence and expand German prestige in eastern Prussia amid Polish resistance and Polish revolutionary activity.
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Berlin
Finland
Poland
Russia
Prussian
Pan- Germanic League
Lutheran Church
Posen
Campagne
Pan-Germanic League
Austria-Hungary
Balkans
Europe
Austria
Berliner Corresponder
Prussia
Polish Revolutionary League
Correspondenz
Thorn
Germany
Russian
Warsaw
Galicia
Slavonic Society
M. Tscherep Spiridonovitch
Moscow
Cologne
Luther
M. Spiridonowitch
Charlottenburg
Austria- Hungary
Vienna
Galiaa
Dreibund
Diet
Count von Buelow
Count Honsbroch
Prusia
Count von Bulow
Real estate activity and church projects in the city
Builders stay busy amid many property transfers in central areas as contracts rise early in the year. Plans for apartment and business buildings loom after summer. church alterations and new edifices advance, including Keneseth Israel decoration, Fifth Moravian Church contract, and a new St George Catholic Church structure.
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Market Street
Arthur Burt
Henry C. Hollinger
South Tenth Street
Central Realty Corporation
Samuel R. Shipley
Sansom Street
George T. Brapham
George T. Bisel
Albert L. Diament
Frank P. Mellon
North Tenth Street
Anthony M. Zane
Jacob Pinheiro
Church of the Saviour
Thirty-eighth
Ludlow Streets
St. Michael's Lutheran Church
Trenton Avenue
Cumberland Streets
Keneseth Israel Temple
Broad Street
Columbia Avenue
Fifth Moravian Church
Germantown Avenue
Dauphin Street
St. George's Roman Catholic Church
Venango
Salmop Streets
Carbon County Auditors Report Sparks 19 Complaints
The Taxpayers' Association of Mauch Chunk appeals the Carbon county Auditors last report alleging it is misleading. They claim the report hides how county funds were spent and list nineteen errors accusing the Commissioners of paying for sick days during the Pan-American Exposition and other improper payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauch Chunk
Taxpayers’ Association
Messrs, Freyman and Nothstein
Carbon County
Board of Commissioners
Missouri River Commission Ends After Years of Work
Missouri River Commission adjourns in St Louis ending a period of activity spanning a score of years. Future government improvements on the Missouri river below Sioux Falls will be directed under new arrangements.
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ST. Louis
Missouri River Commission
Missouri River
Sioux Falls
Jersey coast resorts as nation’s bath tub and growth force
The piece surveys New Jersey seashore resorts from Sandy Hook to Cape May, tracing their rise from Indian bathing grounds to a modern $100 million property boom. It notes Long Branch’s primacy, Cape May’s age, Atlantic City’s expansion, and plans for a continuous trolley boulevard and steamship links, with property valuations rising from under $20 million to about $65–100 million.
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New Jersey
United States
Sandy Hook
Cape May
Ocean Front
Jersey
Boni
Aerial Railroad
New Jersey Coast Line
New Jersey State House
Long Branch
Barnegat City
Atlantic City
Jersey Coast
Neptune
Philadelphia
Burlington
Shrewsbury
Ellison Perot
Germantown
Ed * Destap
American Advertiser
Niles’ Register
Grant
Garfield
Franklin
Elberon
General Grant
Monmouth
Henry 8. Little
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mr. Little
Long Beach
Tucker Beach
Barnegat
Tuckerton
Beach Haven
New York
West Jersey
Commodore Kton
Harrison
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Bradley
Jonathan Pitney
Absecon
New Jersey Seashore
Atlantic Highland
Cape May Point
State Act of Taxation
Cadets Appointed at Large to United States Military Academy
The President appointed several cadets at large for the United States Military Academy. Names include James M. Lockett son of Captain James Lockett Fourth Cavalry Jonathan M. Wainwright son of Major FP Wainwright Fifth Cavalry and Walter M. Yeatman son of Major Richard T. Yeatman Twenty second Infantry.
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Washington
United States Military Academy
James M. Lockett
James Lockett
Fourth Cavalry
Reynolds Heyden
Lie Omengah
Edward ¥. Hayden
U. N
Frederick T. Dickman
Capisia
Joseph T. Dickman
Fighth Cavalry
Jonathan M. Wainwright
FP. Wainwright
Fifth Cavalry
Walter M. Yeatman
Richard T. Yeatman
Twenty
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Kaiser
Kossuth
A Pol
Czar
Ther League
Reichstag
Panama
Porto Rico
Milan
South America
Logue
THE
Philadelphia Times
Missouri
Scicents
Finsy
C. A. Wood CO
Tenth Street
Eer
Ozone
Pleasure Bay
W. R. Maps
Deal Beach
James A. Bradley
Manasquen
Spring Lake
Belmar
Seabright
Newark Capital
Point Pleasant
Trenton
Great Western
France
Pleasant Valley Wine CO
Rheims
N. Y
Roosevelt James
Army and Navy
West Point
Lalance & Grosjean Mfg. Co
Boston
Chicago
G. Bickelhaupt
47Th St
Buffalo
Wareroona
Chestnut Street
Columbia Avenese
Estminster W. Cemetery
N. E. Cor
Bellar
Hardman
41St Street
Henry W. Wessels, Jr
W. Wessell
Third Cavalry
Edwin V. Sumner
FE. V. Sumner
Military Academy
Congres
Wen Bolas Joly
Pottstown
Ringing Rocks Park
Evangelical Association
Potterows
Pennsylvania
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