How Victoria Averted War Through Queen and Prince Consort
In a secret history of 1861 diplomacy, Thurlow Weed recounts how Archbishop Hughes and Weed aided by Queen Victoria and the Prince Consort steered Britain from war after Mason and Slidell’s capture. Palmerston sought a hard note, but the Queen ordered a softened version, enabling Seward’s reply and preserving friendly ties.
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Thurlow Weed
Prince Consort
Mason and Slidell
Lincoln
Hughes
New York
Mellvaine
Ohio
Europe
Cw Confederacy
Confederacy
Great Britain
France
Mason
Sitdell
Trent
Mr. Lincoln
Mae
Seward
Sidell
Waslington
Stidell
Ani Walt
England
Manana
Weed
Archbishop Hughes
Paris
Corps Legislatif
United States
Napoleon
London
Charles Francis Adams
Lord Palmerston
Slidell
Palmerston
Mr. Lewinrid
Lord Russel
Mussell
Nuzgell
Bern
Mr. Weed
Kinnard
Tord Palmerston
Queen Hermell
Henry Holland
United Lates
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promoted as Remedy
An advertisement claims the remedy aids those with fatigue and sickness described as real illness. It promises to restore appetite, awaken the stomach, and improve blood, claiming no alcohol and no stimulant cravings. A Lenoy Michigan man testifies to improved health after use.
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Pierce
P “Golden Medical Discovery
Christ Heals a Blind Man at the Temple in John IX
The lesson traces Jesus in the temple, where a man blind from birth is healed by Jesus spitting on the ground, making clay, anointing the eyes, and directing him to wash in Siloam. It examines motives, method, and the public reaction, highlighting Jesus as light of the world and the miraculous sign to reveal divine works.
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Christ
Temple
Jesus
Abraham
Jordan
Cana
Nicodemus
Jerusalem
Jacob
Samaria
Patricia
Dalf
Mal
Wish
John
Vile
Eichole
God
Naaman
Fark
India
Bethesda
Josua
Min
Heb
John xi
Hin
Overworked Elephant Faces New Request
In a whispered scene Kipling the elephant mutters about being overworked and fears another task, as Nia Intellect is awaited. The dialogue, relayed by Puck, reflects strain and anticipation among the characters.
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Kipling
Elephant
Puck
Weather Cheer Signals Early Spring Joy
A fragment speaks of a warm day at Wei and the relief of mild weather. The verse vows and praises the coming spring with hopeful tones, noting joy and the sense of seasons shifting toward renewal.
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Wei
Delagoa Bay Arbitration Nears Final Settlement
The Delagoa Bay railway arbitration case continues toward closure in June 1884. British American and Portuguese parties clash over the concession's value with Swiss engineers and a technical commission delivering a long report. A prompt Court of Arbitration decision is expected as emphasis shifts to a speedy conclusion.
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Ipee
Delagoa Bay
Portugese
Colonel McMurdo
Mir.laine
Flaite
Washington
Atre. McMurdo
Lord Siulisburn
Mritieh Debanture
Court of Arbitration
MacMurdo
Kruger
Transvaal
Hague
Surn
Coort
Hugh
Waa Ag Falowe
Itsels
Bacher
Technical Commission
Delagia Bay
Lorenso Marques
Happiness vs misery Dr Charcot tonle tablets claim cure
Fragmentary item describes Dr Charcot promoting tablets said to cure drink habit and appetite issues. Early text mentions alleged tasteless remedies and non consent administration possible. No clear outcomes or verifiable details available.
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Charcot
Ian
Lie
Scranton business directory fragment lists many firms and shops
A partial Scranton directory lists merchants and service providers with addresses on Lackawanna, Wyoming, Washington, and Adams streets including banks like Merchants & Mechanics and Third National Bank, as well as hardware, grocers, jewelers, furnitures, and professional listings such as funeral directors and life insurance.
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Scranton Savings Bank
Merchants’ & Mechanics'’ Bank
Lack
Third National Bank
Wyoming
West Side Bank
N. Mill
Trust & Base Dep. Co
Lacka
Traders
Nat. Bank
Wyom
Spruce, Dime
Dix
Dep
Spruce
Have You a House For Rent Tribune I Wanted
Classified prompt urges readers to place a wanted ad in the Tribune to quickly procure a tenant. It frames renting as a simple service and implies fast results through the newspaper notice.
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Queen Victoria
Holland
Philadelphia
Mreed
Fiellett
Russell
Lord Thussell
Lord Rugeell
Whig Party
Tuasel
Min Weed
Mr Weed Sh Tue
Lord Ruecell
Lord Russell
Daghter
Miss Merelet Weed
Stuscell
Hiussell Hitwell
Schetly Muesell
Lord Kuseel
Mise Wood
Lady Russell
Miss Weed
Mr Weed
Menry
Loni Russell
Cavellor
Ale
Jibs
Lady Kinnard
Aly, Weed
Nereelf
Mr. Bennard
Lady Palmersone
Lewaris Prion
Lenak
John IX
J. E. Gilbert, D. D
LL. D
American Society of Religious Education
The
New York Sun
What Is
Castoria
Scranton
Pramning
Pio
BANKS
Rroe
Lackawanna
Wiliams
Wegman Fruit Con
Lackawanna Hardware and
Mont & Connell Co
Lackawainna
Howley, FP
Rite
Fie
Lackawanna Haordware Co
Lt Locka
Tehe Acranton
Laika
Hwardpware
Leonard
Thor, F
Finn & Phillips
Protherae & Co
Washington Lumber and Planing Mill
Analey
Joewph & Son
Mamondi
Mervereau & Council
Carre
T. BF. & Bon
Grastte Monumental Works
Owens Bros
Adams Loan and Building Associations
Mdg & Suyge Cuton
Meare
PTC Nat
Blacult Co
Era'’N Ranch
Simrell, V. A
Linden
Paper and Bitcher
Cthmun Paper Co
Hetter, Baus and
Cheese
ELOUR
Weston Mi Co
Lackiwanta Jive
Lackawanna Ove
Whole All
Levy
Bh, & Bro
Kusterla & Co
Franklin Babcock
Franklin
Phillips, Geo, & Co
Coal Exchange
Casey Blrog
Maloney OU Mfg
Meridian
Maloney
Mic. Co
Prendergast & Geipel
Puneral Directors
Tague
2. W
Realdance Us Duekeon
Price
William
Malin
McCunn
N. Muln
NEW York Hotels
St. Denis
Broadway
Eleventh St
New Yorks
Grace Church
Metro
St. Dante
Enigua
William Taylor
Westminster Hotel
Cor
Sixteenth St
Irving Place
Wloleale Dletrat
Sier Hotel
Albert
Cuk
Dith
University Phract
Mack Fnom
Linuy
Gale
Atlantic Refining CO
Ve Rap
Pune
Caiten
Moreen
Boranton
McGarrith & Thomas
Chichester
Faghah
Urand
Ennyroyva
Haivat
Pelalar SaaSak
Deere Pos
Dane
Adnan
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