Waning hopes in Li Hung Chang as options blur
Amid China affairs the question of timing remains unresolved for Li Hung Chang. Roosevelt’s potential letter to Odell may be suppressed. Griggs resigns as Attorney General, opening a subservient Knox to possibly succeed. Bryan offers $6 to Cleveland for democracy principles, but the value is questioned.
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China
Li Hung Chang
Roosevelt
Odell
Griggs
P. C. Knox
Mr. Bryan
Grover Cleveland
Grover
Carnegie says poor boy can start steel business today
Mr. Carnegie argues there is as much chance for a poor boy now as ever, but he notes the desire to see a poor youth start in the steel industry with savings earned from a hard job.
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Carnegie
United States Pursues $25 Million Claim Against China
The United States plans to seek 25 million dollars from China for damage to American life and property during the recent troubles in northern China. The amount is smaller than European demands but far exceeds what any non helpless nation could expect to receive from the United States.
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United States
China
Samoan islands praise under the American flag
Samoans describe peace in their islands in a memorial to President McKinley on his reelection. The document reads like an unsolicited testimonial but is presented as a voluntary offering from the Samoans about good governance under U.S. authority.
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Samoan Islands
McKinley
Once in a While Bright Sky Lifted by Verse
Poem line from Nixon Waterman praising a rare calm moment with a blue sky and a relieved heart. A reflective lyric about shedding worry and finding brief happiness.
Conflagration Follows Railway Wreck in Somerville
Somerville New Jersey residents report ten oil tanks exploding after a railway wreck. Flames raced through the town as frightened villagers fled, while a floating church modeled after Greek orthodox and Russian cathedral interiors drew attention amid the disaster. The event is described as a conflagration with many hair breadth escapes.
Freight train wreck disrupts Glen Gardner morning run
A freight train broke in two while traveling through Glen Gardner at 6 30 this morning. The accident disrupted service and caused casualties receivables and local traffic delays.
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Glen Gardner
Dumpville Tales and a Destructive Oil Fire at Glen Gardner
Rural notes recount Miss Mary Kleiss working in Sedalia, new farms and homebuilding near Dumpville, and social visits. A far larger report describes a runaway oil train accident in Glen Gardner, igniting a firestorm that destroyed multiple stores, forced evacuations, and left residents scrambling as flames and explosions raged along the main street.
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Glen Gardner
Skunk Causes Rioting in Trenton as Fire Chief Fears Scent
Fire Commissioner Diehl spotted a skunk at a Trenton street corner and tossed a stone before the creature sprayed a strong odor. Citizens hurled stones while a chemical engine deployed a first spray that subdued the animal and restored quiet in the New Jersey capital.
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Diehl
Trenton
N. J
Jersey
Clio Club Meets with March Program Preview
At today’s Clio club gathering the March 28 program was announced. Presentations included The Seine and Its Bridges by Miss Hurley, Champs de Mars by Miss Temple, and Trocadero by Miss Morey.
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Clio Club
the Seine
Miss Hurley
Miss Temple
Miss
Pore leaf lard Ao1endered by ourselves
Fragmentary note mentions Joe Paradis Yearket house and two phone numbers. The text is incomplete and unclear about a specific event or outcome.
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Joe Paradis
Palatial Russian Yacht The Standard Built for Czar Nicholas
The Standard, a grand steam yacht built at Copenhagen for Czar Nicholas I, features a church aboard. Reported cost exceeds 12 000 kroner, about 3 million dollars, reflecting its lavish design and amenities.
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Copenhagen
Czar Nicholas
Russia
State fair needs larger appropriation for proper plan
The Kansas City Journal notes that much more money will be required and a fuller presentation of the fair's needs to the assembly should have secured a more liberal appropriation.
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The
Kansas City Journal
Assembly
Vision of Paradise Easter Sing by Arthur Trevelyan
The Chicago Chronicle announces a sacred song titled A Vision of Paradise written and composed for the Sunday Chronicle on April 7 by Arthur Trevelyan, renowned author of The Choir Celestial and related works.
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Chicago Chronicle
Sunday Chronicle
Arthur Trevelyan
Celestial
Distribution Aim for Wide Spread on Artistic Foulard
Stores priced the item between 75c and 85c to maximize distribution. No single pattern dominates. colorings are varied to prevent overconcentration.
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F. M. Fulkerson
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Pettis County
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Dumpville, Mo
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Otterville
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Mr. Weller
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Campville
Mellie Sullivan
Queen City
Katie Gallivan
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Cooper School House
Daniel Donehoe
Jennie Cooper
Mrs. Fast
Finsbie
Charles de Volle
Kirkman
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Peter Martenis
Victoria Tice
Samuel Weilit
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Weilit
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Kansas City
Republic
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Union Stock
Monarch
Sedalia, Mo
RAIL
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Czar
Foulard Silks
J. D. Hail Dry Goods Co
Chronicle
East Fifth St
Crescent
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