First Red Seaf on the Dogwood Tree Poem
A lyrical meditation on the first red seaf on the dogwood tree amid late summer imagery. It contrasts vivid blooms and lone branches with hints of approaching winter, highlighting the fragile beauty of summer through Elizabeth Akers’s verse. The piece appears among other items in a Cleveland Plain Dealer page, reflecting a periodical miscellany tone.
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Orivle
Tannager
Grosbeak
Elizabeth Akers
Nansen and Nature Inspire Quiet Wonder in Harper’s
The Chicago Record piece, quoting Harper’s Magazine, reflects on Nansen’s Arctic spirit and the human drive to align with nature. It contrasts heroic exploration with inner compass, memory of Florence Barte Coates and poetic snippets about seasons, travel, and art.
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Nansen
Florence Barte Coates
Harper's Magazine
Rest and relief through old time remedies
A fragmented ad style collection states that rest benefits overworked machinery and the human body, touting St Jacobs Oil for neuralgia and rest. It claims warmth and rest restore smooth function, plus testimonials on catarrh cures and other remedies.
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St. Jacobs
Death Reigns Supreme in Cuba Massacre Figures
A Havana dispatch reports Cuban casualties in the Weyler era, with official figures undercounting the true toll. Estimates suggest nearly a million deaths across Santa Clara Matanzas and Havana provinces, due to battle, disease, and exposure, amid wartime brutality.
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New York
Havana
Managuesasul
Spain
Cuba
Ilavana
Matanzas
Santa Clara
Weyler
Pinar del Tito
Savana
Senor D_ Gondalo Castanon
Vas de Cuba
Republican
Key West
Senor Reyes
Castanon
Mateo Orasco
Cemetery de Espada
Lopez
la Castle de la Punta
English Coast Hit By Severe Gale Causes Heavy Loss
A violent gale raged along the English coast overnight with snow and high seas. Widespread wrecks, fatalities, and property damage are reported as ships founder and towns battle storm surge, with quays flooded and coastwise services disrupted.
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Tavackaye
London
Bean
Towestoft
Larnyouth
Scarborough
Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse Sets Record From Lizard To Southampton
The North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, sailing from New York via Bremen, passed the Lizard at nine this morning on a record run to Southampton. The ship completed the trip in seven and a half hours, setting a speed benchmark for the voyage.
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Southampton
New York
Uremey
Ovid
Lizard
Troublesome Tine at Dawson Miners from the Mining City
Twenty five men arrive from Dawson City carried by the City of Scotus. They report food shortages and potential trouble this winter. The group includes Thomas Magee Sr and Jr, Swift Water Gates, and Jim Stephenson. They claim large drafts and gold dust, with many facing famine and harsh Yukon conditions.
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Seattle
Scotus
Dawson City
Thomas Magee, Sr
Thomas Magee, Jr
San Francisco
Swift Water
Bil” Gates
Joe Hoyle
Wiliam Huskins
F. Eckert
H. Robertson
Dawson
Tack Dalton
Dalton
Alice
Bella
Canadian Government Mounted Police
Yukon
Dalton Party
Klondike
Mounted Police
Forti
Fort Yukon
Hypnotism Row Hits Sheboygan Drawing Professor
Public uproar in Sheboygan Wisconsin as Professor Geo W Ferguson drawing instructor faces charges of using eight to ten ward school pupils as subjects of hypnotism. Parents object and school board plans a special meeting to hear the case.
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Ferguson
Sheboygan
Wis
Geo. W. Ferguson
Blauvelt Divorce Case Heard In North Dakota Court
Mme Lillian Blauvelt a noted concert singer sues Royal Stone Smith of New York for non support saying she earns 10 000 to 12 000 dollars yearly while her husband provides nothing and lives from her earnings Judge Winchester heard the case in chambers Saturday with only the plaintiff’s parents as witnesses and a decision expected soon.
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North Dakota
Bismarck
N. D
Mme
Lillian Blauvelt
Royal Stone Smith
New York City
Winchester
Chambers
Smith
Durrants Hanging Moves Forward Warned by A G
San Francisco November 30 Acting Attorney General Carter reports that California Attorney General Fitzgerald will advise Warden Hale to proceed with Theodot Durrant’s hanging despite any legal challenges by his attorneys after the current legal quibble is resolved. Durrant would be resentenced promptly once the pending matter is settled, with the state believing further delay is unlikely.
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Plezgerald
California
Warden Hille
San Francisco
Carter
Fitzgerald
Warden Hale
Theodort Durrant
Durrant
Dropped from the Wire and Other Brief Items
Peter Latata, the champion ra quet player, defeated George Standing and won a purse of 10,000. The note mentions adjusted Nicaragua Costa Rica relations and averted war. Milton & Allis of Sydney appointed private secretary to Secretary Gage. Pettigrew and Dubois sailed from Hawaii oppose annexation. The Bear sails to relieve whalers. A federation of grain dealers formed at St Joseph behind closed doors.
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Seat George
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Turkey
Internal Revenue Bureau
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Sydney
Gage
Pettigrew
Dubois
Hawaii
Bear
Federation of Grain Deelers
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
St. Joseph
Philippine island news report on Manila insurgents
Captain General Rivera reports insurgents in Manila could not agree on terms. cable dispatch from Madrid dated November 27 describes the negotiation deadlock and unfolding situation in the Philippines.
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Philippian Island News
Madrid
General Rivera
Philippine Islands
Manilla
Father Ducey Defends Catholic Socialism Tour Planned
New York December 1 Father Ducey says he will not bow to criticism and will tour the country after the holidays to preach from platforms about Catholic socialism. He argues his views reflect early church doctrine and endorse the pope Leo XII and other church authorities. His prepared review aims to clarify his stance on social and economic issues of the day.
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New York
Leo. XII
St. Leo's Church
Father Ducey
Itis
State Department weighs Hayt German dispute stance
Washington debates Germany's demand for redress over the arrest of a half blood Lueder in Hayti as officials monitor developments. Ambassador White is instructed to watch but protest only if German actions breach justice and inter national norms, limiting federal intercession to measured responses.
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Sam
Washington
Department of State
Germany
Hayt
Lueders
Leger
Wayne
Day
Lueder
Tm State Department
White
Berlin
State Department
Lsst
Corinto
Nicaragua
Little Island Republic
Indian bigamist claims eleven stepmothers in case
Jackson Michigan December 1 Dr Augustus Charles Mendenhall known as Indian doctor is charged with bigamy after being brought from Warsaw Indiana. He allegedly has eleven stepmothers and his wife eleven mothers in law. His present wife from Syracuse testified she came with her mother and married him by contract. Another wife resides in Zanesville Ohio and will testify. Mendenhall says the contract is not binding and refuses to disclose his father's location, claiming he is in the west.
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Franel
Jackson
Mich
Augustus Charles Mendenhall
Toy
Warsaw
Ind
Augustus
Syracuse
Mendenhall
Zanesville
West
Butler loses grip as North Carolina party lines shift
In North Carolina Senator Marion Butler's influence waned amid party splits. He allegedly broke faith with Republican ally Senator Pritchard, triggering revolt by about twenty Populists and fueling bitterness within his ranks. The masterful ally became a figure of controversy and diminishing power.
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Alaleigh
N. C
Globe-Democrat
Marion Butler
North Carolina
Wis
Pritchard
Repubicans
Butler
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