De Lome Resignation Accepted by Spanish Cabinet
Madrid and Washington reports confirm Senor Dupuy de Lome’s resignation from the Spanish legation. The cabinet names the first secretary to run current affairs until a successor is chosen, with Sagasta stating U.S. relations remain steady and a liberal appointee will assume duties soon. De Lome prepares to depart as Pablo Soler acts interim in Washington.
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Madrid
Senor Sullon
Senor Dupuy de Lome
Washington
Senor Cauelajas
Senor de Lome
Legation
Senor Sagasta
Associated Press
de Lome
Senor Muruaga
Spain
United States
Ennoy
Senor
Pablo Soler
Sagasta
Grand Army Encampment Delegates Parade in Norfolk
Delegates to the Grand Army of the Republic state encampment arrived at Norfolk hotels renewing acquaintances and pressing for official favors. Veterans visited local sites then addressed schoolchildren for Lincoln Day style exercises before a 1200-student procession. The evening featured a welcome address and campfire as officers, Woman's Relief Corps, and Ladies of the G A R met in committee reports.
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Norfolk
Neb
Grand ‘Army ‘of the Republic
Norfolk Military Band
Company J
Nebraska National Guard
Ehrhardt
Woman's Relief ‘Corps
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Man Hangs Self After Bible Reading Refusal
Granville Vermont February 12 Elmer Woolward a 27 year old man hanged himself after his wife refused to read the Bible to him He was about the house until noon when he asked for reading and she declined He then used sharp language and hanged himself from a bedpost upstairs
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Elmer Woodward
Granville
Elmer Woolward
Clothing Workers Strike Over Wages in New York
More than seven thousand clothing workers walked out in New York City over wage demands. Three thousand five hundred Pants makers, three thousand two hundred cloakmakers, and fifty Brotherhood of Tabtors members joined the action. The strike began with trousers makers on Tuesday as manufacturers refused to grant a wage schedule or submit the dispute to arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pantsmakers’ Union
Brotherhood of Tabtors
East Side
Mrs Bertoch Convicted in Second Degree Murder
Cedar Rapids Iowa February 10 Mrs Bertoch of Clinton was convicted of murder in the second degree for killing her former band Cha u.
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Bertoch
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Love's Victory Chapter L A Girl With a Character
Sir Oswald Darrell seeks a governess for his dissolute niece Pauline with Miss Hastings accepting the role. The tale traces Pauline’s bohemian upbringing, his distressed family history, and the moral expectations tied to Darrell Court as the noble estate faces a new education plan.
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Madame Selini
Barewood
Oswald Darrell
Sam
Sir Oswald
Julian Lastrange
Ler
Mama
Pauline L’estrange
Miss Hastings
Darrell
Rudleigh
Thad
France
Maly
Spain
Mauline
Fli Rue d'Orme
Paris
England
Barrell
Pauline
Darrell Court
Philosophy of a Debtor Teaches Patience to a Collector
A debt collector chases a philosophical debtor for six months. The philosopher suggests the key idea that one day is enough to collect and hints that if all debts were paid promptly, the collector would be out of work. The tale ends with the stranger fading away.
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Musement Journal
Great
Jerusalem
Nocturnal Visitors Stir Rural Southern Community
A farmer questions unseen night visitors while a southern clansman defends their presence as long as certain speeches are kept away. The dialogue captures border humor and regional character amid lingering nightly disturbances.
Mules and Public Safety and Miscellaneous Notices
A collection of 19th century newspaper snippets addresses mule safety in street parades, land office reports, health ads for Hostetter’s Bitters, water quality concerns in Philadelphia, and various notices on remedies, druggist items, and Kentucky battleship christening water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
I. Z. Cheney & Co
Isc
Kentucky
Splendid coffer and seed offer from Salzer Co
An ad claims a 15 cent package of Sala German Coffee Berry yields 300 pounds more coffee than stores at 30 cents a pound. John A. Salzer Seed Co. asks payment by stamps. Also notes land sale near Kearney Nebraska and a naturalist remark about bird travel times. An Iowa riot, Piso’s cure testimonial, and a quoted wife story appear in the fragment.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Rheumatic Patient in Centralia
Mrs. Hay of Centralia suffered severe rheumatism and bouts of bed confinement. A friend recommended Hood's Sarsaparilla, which relieved her pain and provided lasting relief beyond other medicines.
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Hood
Hay
Centralia
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Bertiea M. Clay
Oswaki
Madame Solini
Manvyais Hentein
Oswald
Madame
Misa Hastings
Castledine
Pauline Darrell
Darrells
Sir Hildebert Darrell
Felicia
Hildebert
Julian J
Darrel Court
Danrull Court
Sea of Gold
Woodshire
Audleigh Royal
Audleigh Woods
Darte
Jessamine
Sir Oswald Darrell
Ant
Sicily
Frampton
Férnory
Patnre
Osszard
House of Darrell
London
Tam
Marietta Street
Stow
Iansas City Journal
Philadelphia
Clother Gray
Keefe & Clooney
Creston
Isilstacura 2
Leonidas
Thermopylae
Buffalo County
Nebraska
Kearney
Sioux City
Iowa
Piso
Salzer
Lanois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Wich
Ind
Salzor
Jno
Arelier
Mishioth Wis
Pers
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Jon A. Salzer
Felix LE Brun
W. Franz
West Third Street
U.S
John W. Morris
Exauluer
Peaston Bureau Byra
Cutler
Hattato, KY
Satmplea Iet
Camden
Nsd
St. Jacobs Oil
Aran
Allovr Elyles
Elkhart
Gee's Elkmalt
Sioux City Printing CO
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