Oed Life of Heir to the German Crown Involving American Lover
A garbled account describes a violent event linked to the German heir and Crown Prince. An American girl attracts attention from the prince and his circle, with mentions of Gladys Deacon and other aristocrats. The narrative touches on marriage, romance, and royal tensions across England and Europe amid program of public life and Christian mandate themes.
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Rone
Germany
Myeror
Hte
Caine
Helen
Ince
Mold
Gladys Deacon
Mra Rker Deacon
Onsusio
Dickens
Marlimerry
Nearest Approach to Red in Hair Sparks Boer War Echoes
The piece recalls Carmack of Tennessee and famed red hair debates among U S senators, contrasts with General Lucas Meyer and Gen Symons in the Boer War, and notes visiting Prussian nobles including Counts Von Tiele Winckler Von Slerstorpf and Baron Von Ruble observing American social settings and education.
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Carmack
Tennessee
United States Senate
Senate
Haw Jong
McLaurin
Board Carolina
Titan
Melaurin
Tilman
Wan
Meyer
Tonton Society
Cand Krier
Lucas Meyer
Orange Pree
Transvaal
Drakenberg
Majiva Hill
Ladysmith
William Penn Symons
Symons
Tarana Hill
Tarana Ridge
Count von Tiele Winckler
Adelbert von Slerstorpf
A. von Pourtales
Count von Vernatorff
Baron von Ruble
AML
Count von Tele
Count von Storstorpi
Offended Wife of Minister Faces Havana Police Incident
Mrs Squires unpleasant adventure with Havana policemen disrupts relations between the American minister and local authorities. The mayor’s apology was deemed insufficient and union leaders demanded more. Ultimately Mr Squires accepted the apology.
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Squiers
Havana
Suuiers
Tires
Enuaterra Hotel
Squires
Miss Ruth Bryan Charms Lincoln Crowd In New York Trip
Miss Ruth Bryan daughter of Democratic leader William Jennings Bryan wins praise for her engaging personality during a New York visit with her father. In Lincoln she is described as the idol of locals independent of her father's popularity, with the Bryan family well liked.
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Ruth Bryan
Fingland
New York
Mike Bryan
Lincoln, New
Mika Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Interpreter saves German colonel at West Point party
At a West Point centennial event, Col. von Witzleben, head of the German school, struggled to answer rapid questions in English. A hidden helper behind him translated into German, enabling the colonel to answer and avoiding embarrassment.
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Col. von Witzleben
West Point
West Point of
Germany
Academy
New York Tribune
Col. Mills
Holmes on Supreme Bench Promoted Chief Justice Holmes
President Roosevelt promotes Chief Justice of Massachusetts to the U S Supreme Court. The Massachusetts Chief Justice, son of the author of The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table, is 11 years on the bench, Harvard and Yale educated, and has served as chief justice since August 1899. The Mass people regret his departure to politics, believing he could reach high state positions.
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Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Holmes
Massachusetts Supreme Court
States Supreme Court
the United
Harvard
Harvant
Yale
Mansachusetta
Cannot Forget Old Grudge
A fragmented report mentions Jann HM Behl and a New York rit. notes on a comment hunter and opera at a place named Cee Puateed fie ane fs enna jart. References to farmer experience, a horse owner, and Cornell University appear among garbled details in a historical clipping.
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Jann
Behl
New York
Rene
Tariff revision and reciprocity gain western Republican support
The Iowa platform urges tariff reform and broad reciprocity favored by McKinley as a national policy. It notes Western Republicans seek moderate tariff changes to protect industry while expanding foreign trade and argues a revised tariff could reduce political strife and safeguard the 1894 election.
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Iowa
McKinley
Republicane
Colom
Mwinole
Congress
Friends of Protection
Republican Party
Tkwar
Thopatilian Party of Love
United States
Free Trade England
Chicago
Tribune
Cullom Urges Cautious Tariff Revision In Illinois
Illinois Senator Cullom voices cautious support for tariff revision, favoring careful study of Tingley schedules and targeted rate cuts. He cautions against radical reform and expects Congress to proceed thoughtfully while Republicans discuss party planks and public sentiment.
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Ilinola
Ilinois
Babcock
Illinois
Cubs
Cullom
Congress
Republican Party
Iowa
Hourbon
Wwe
Hogator
Ork
Gas In Goal Mines Danger Lurks Despite Safety Measures
Frederick B. Sineward recalls a Cambria mine disaster and warns of persistent gas buildup in dangerous coal mines. A guide demonstrates gas detection by blue flame near a crevice, highlighting the risks of ordinary lamps and the crucial role of the fire boss in preventing explosions.
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Cambria
Frederick B. Sineward
Com! Trade Journal
A Frenchman and a Mule Named Napoleon at Maine Fair
A New York literary club recalls an old Maine tale of a French-Canadian with a trained bear on a country road. An exchange with a Yankee driver over Napoleon prompts a boast that ends with a threat to blind the bear and rename it Ban Butler.
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New York
Massacchusetts
Maine
Napoleon
Yatkee
Lolo
Apples of the Northwest and the Wealthy Apple Legacy
A history of northwest apple growing from early pioneer efforts in 1855 by Gideon M. Mitchell of Minnesota. He planted thousands of trees despite nine years of failure, leaving one seedling crab after a harsh winter, from which the Wealthy apple emerged and transformed regional and national fruit production.
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Northwest
Great Northwest
Prairies
Gideon M. Mitchell
Minnesota
Dr. Mitchell
Columbus
Goandhant
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