Congress at night work parades in jokes and delays
Special correspondence from Washington reports a mock serious letter noting Congress has begun night work on pension bills and other matters. The writer jokes about snaggeration day and weather, railing at foreign policy while praising newspapers for “undisputable truth.”
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President Carnot’s Father Dies in Paris
Special Correspondence reports the death of Hypolite Carnot father of France’s president. The Carnot family has long been tied to French statecraft and liberty. Lazare Carnot, the grandfather, endured Bastille imprisonment for criticizing military policy and led military affairs after the revolution.
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New York
Republic of France
Paris
France
Lazare Nicholas Marguerite Carnot
Bastile
Lazarette Carnot
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Experiments in implanting teeth attract national attention
The article discusses Dr Yoager of San Francisco successfully implanting a tooth after socket healing and bony filling. It cites Science and Dr W M Gray of the US Bureau examining an implanted tooth, noting the potential impact on dental degeneration amid American dietary and habit concerns. It then shifts to boxing? no, continues with baseball notes on Brooklyn players, management by McGonigle, and roster changes involving McClellan, Bushong, Foutz, Terry, Mays, Hughes, Cunningham, and Smith.
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San Francisco
W. M. Gray
United States
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Caruthers
Smith
Bushong
Terry
Browns
Fouts
California
Brooklyn
Carthers
Foutz
Mays
Cunningham
McClellan
Brooklyns
McGonigle
Hecker
Kerins
Cleveland
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Milligan
Arrio
Salary Quest Drives American Association Clubs
Delegates of the American Association discuss inducements and prize money to boost the season. Talks emphasize strengthening clubs like St. Louis and Brooklyn while Kansas City faces rebuilding with castoffs. The association aims to level play, raise admission to fifty cents, and rely on four umpires to attract players and fans.
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Kansas City
American Association
Salaries in the Brotherhood Baseball League Reach Record Levels
The association sticks to a nine thousand dollar salary limit but clubs like Brooklyn exceed it with Caruthers earning five thousand five hundred, the season's top rate. Louisville lags economically yet has strong pitchers such as Ramsey, while the brotherhood opposes the limit and may end the rule.
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Mays
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Foutz
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Washington
Prince Alexander and Victoria Crowned in Turbulent European Plot
A fragmentary tale from a European intrigue era centers on Prince Alexander, exiled Bulgarian king, who loves Victoria daughter of the German emperor. The czar resists, but Bismarck and state interests drive a reluctant royal match amid inter monarch rivalries.
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Europe
England
Russia
Peror
Germany
Alexander
Bulgaria
Victoria
Amrire
My Fiddle. My Side! A Rustic Song Sketch
A fragmentary song lyric evokes a fiddler toying with strings in a rainy mood. Imagery centers on plunking and tuning while a beloved instrument sings through the scene, with phrases like love me and a distinct rustic cadence.
Revels of Suboff in a Moscow Closet
A satirical sketch depicts Police Commissioner Buboff and his predilections in Russia. Suboff, a bald, sharp tongued investigator, woos the fair sex and traps opponents in suggestive schemes, including a planned Siberia for dissenters. A dramatic closet ruse ends with a warning from a wife, revealing the risk of corrupt police life.
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Holy
Buboff
Suboff
Luboff
Nobod
Saboff
Siberia
Warsaw
Bobbaky
Suboft
Snowshoe Pioneer W P Bennett Retired to Virginia City
From the New York Sun report, W P Bennett long served Fargo Co. as a snowshoeing superintendent guiding express packages through Sierra snows in ten foot white ash shoes. A tale recalls his 20 year era with the firm and a Virginia City move as snowshoes proved sturdy in mountain passage.
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Fargo & Co
Virginia City
Nev
Sierras
Bryant
Stan John Mackay
Mr. Cole
New York Sun
Fragmented OCR Notes on Finger Length and Race
The readable text discusses finger length comparisons among groups and mentions gorillas, Bushmen, and tribes with scattered phrases. It references San people and varying perceptions of hand measurements with uncertain context and garbled wording.
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