The Sick Man of Europe Regency Rumors in Berlin
London commentary notes Kaiser Frederick’s health worsens with each week prompting talk of a regency. Prince William may act as regent while constitutional reforms hover and Bismarck’s role under the new regime is debated amid courtly tensions. Berlin observers cite limited access to Parliament and public events as signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
London
New York Times
Kaiser Frederick
Berlin
Prince William
Mackenzie
Newone
Weisbaden Orottsdam
Germany
Alsace Lorraine
Blascer Journal
National
Zero Og
Prussia
Mriehberg
Tey
Bimarini
Waiser
Moltke
Wien
Ajay
Frederick Jr
Leipsic
Iith
Kaiser
Rederick
The Creed of Deepalic A Tay Showing Anarchism Growth
Nina Van Zandt plans a stage career to tell the lover’s fate and anarchist tale. The project, two months old, features one anarchist leader and a newspaper man among four confidants. The plot follows a workman turned anarchist, wife, factory raid, police fire, and a dramatic court climax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Dispatch
Nina van Zandt
August Spies
Miss van Zandt
Miss van Aandt
Ile
Phen
Fallan
Slavery and wages in a London weekly review essay
The piece contrasts harsh factory and garret life with slave like wages and hunger. It follows a Soudani girl sold into service, treated as capital, kept fed and clothed, then the danger of death by starvation or drowning. It notes dubious benevolence and eventual claims of freedom by marriage with master consent.
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London Saturday Review
English Bridge
Soudani
Color in Vie Chuness and South Carolina diocesan notes
The New York Tribune discusses admitting colored clergy to the South Carolina Diocesan Convention and predicts likely vestry opposition, foretelling continuing schism, vacant rectories, and abandoned missions. Also reports a burglary at Charles Lessitt's jewelry shop in Barnwell and notes a 1885 article on South Carolina grasses, detailing native and cultivated varieties and their pastures.
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The
New York Tribune
South Carolina
Paul
Department of Agriculture
Henry W. Lavenol
State Department of Agriculture
Department
Seneca City Train Incident and Texan in a Shootout
A Missouri Pacific man and a Memphis & Little Rock traveler recount a Seneca City segment where a Texas drover on a Chicago line refused to relinquish a seat. A posse of locals drew pistols, disarmed him, and escorted him off the train amid public uproar.
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Macon
Andy Gallagher
Missouri Pacfic
P. A. Williams
Memphis
Little Rock
Atlanta
North Carolina
Seneca City
Charlotte
Texas
Han
Lone Star State
Col
Jin
Missouri Pacific
Gallagher
Peg Williams
South Carolina
Tio
Vexan
Pianos and Organs Offered at Factory Prices
Advertisement offers Pianos from 210 dollars and Organs from 24 dollars with cash or instalment terms. Free freight both ways if not satisfied and fifteen days trial at any depot. Also notes a fire destroys a frame building at MK and IK streets, Washington, injuring a family and causing a child to die from burns.
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N. W
Columb
MK and
IK Streets
Washington
Millionaire’s Start Senator Stanford Kent West by A Cilicago Man
A muddled OCR fragment mentions a millionaire, Senator Stanford, and a man from Chicago. It references an Arl boss lawyer and a wider village, with unclear stakes or events.
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Stanford Kent West
Arl
Widercor Aly
Stanford’s California voyage fuels unexpected Milwaukee link
Disheartened and poor Stanford accepted an invitation from his brother who moved to the Pacific Coast. The man who defeated Stanford and sent him to Frisco now works as a copyist in a Milwaukee law office. Since leaving, Stanford has not returned to Port Washington.
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Stindford
Powers’ House
TH. O. Stone
Cincago
Judge O'Conner
Tie
Leland
Wash County
Leland Stanford
Stanford
Elud Stanford
Albany
Charles Miller
West Bend
Checlares
Port Washington
Dad
Lake Michigan
Dame Fortune
California
Pacific Coast
Frisco
Wealth
Milwaukee
Kaffirs feast of elephant foot and local baseball notes
A historical note describes Kaffir cooking with elephant foot as a premier dish, then shifts to baseball gossip. It mentions players like Johnny Ward, Big Chief Roseman, Jimmy Fogarty, Baldwin, Watkins, Browning, Chamberlain, O'Rourke, Ewing, Spaulding, and Otterson. It also reports umpire selections, team prep, and player movements across clubs.
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Johnny Ward
New Yorks
Philadelphia
Chief Roseman
Jimmy Fogarty
California
Sporting Times
New York
Baldwin
Detroits
Watkins
Pete Browning
Young Chamberlain
Louisville
American Association
St. Browns
Jim O'Rourke
Buck Ewing
Pater
Young
Lynch
Decker
Daniels
Valentino
al Spaulding
Chicago
Australia
Brooklyn
Otterson
Brooklyns
Smith
Wheeling
Bushong
Worcester
Eulary
Morrill
Boston
Vine
Athletic Club
Gleason and
Welch
Nimick
Vittsburg
Galvin
Miller
Nt Andrews
Reach
Andrews
Vitehor Clarkson
Striking gas well near Aenia and sight of odd weather marvels
A gas well at Aenia Indiana flowed 14 009 000 cubic feet with a seventy five foot flame. In Augusta a tree felled early morning was burned into paper by night. A Paria foundry built an immense locomotive predicted to run about ninety three mph. A Kansas City man fished off a Santa Barbara pier catching five sharks averaging five feet nine inches. Wind driven snowballs blanket the Dakota and Wyoming prairies with orange shapes cannonball sizes and county fair pumpkins, stirring local wonder.
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Aenia
Ind
Augusta
Bensing
Paria
A. St. Mreneh
Kansas City
Elo
Santa Barbara
Cal
Terra Firma
Dakota
Wyoming
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Europe
Frederick
Victoria
Konigsberg
Macken
Zie
Empress Victoria
Courigze
Ells
Sada
Kevengel Kowenpe
Kovenpe
van Zandt
Nina
Phuts
Sudan
Charles Lessitt
Barnwell
Duncan Bellinger
T. J. Simons
Smootis Paspalum
South
Pharse
Agricultural and Mechanical College At
Mississippi
Vassey
United States
Michards
InaGrange
Benjamin Brodnax
Gonisinna
Houston
New Orleans
Groshear
Louisiana
Carnot
Gen. Boulanger
Council of Ministers
Georgia
Carolina
Dov Ala. Morgan
N.Y
U.S
Williamm VaNpanning
Africa
Delmontico'a
Gordos
Cumming
Kafirland
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