News of Europe and America in brief dispatches
A long wire of items notes Don Carlos writing to King Nohonzo proposing a truce if Spain-US war looms, the German Prince not visiting the U.S. in centennial year, Alaska of Japan and suffrage meetings, Wisconsin election returns, and various incidents from Washington to Chicago, including rail, whisky frauds, and naval orders amid rising tension with Spain. It also covers social notes, a Poe monument unveiling, and a Thanksgiving tale from Aunt Rhoda’s farm.
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Nohonzo
Spain
United States
Benirs
Pava
Germany
Anti Washington
Lily Bristow
Congress
Wowiestoner Sach
Indian Bureau
George Jerome
Detroi
Black Hills
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
American Woman Suffrage Association
New York
Gilbert Haven
Union League of Iea
Jeve
Philadelphia
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Parker
Jiyle
Kuehn
Sloan
Prohibition
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Baltiowre
National Grange
Louisville
National Women's Temperance Union
Cincinnati
Fue
Stites
Berlin
Madrid
Conerder
Cuba
Courtmartil
New York and Chicago Market Prices for Livestock and Grains
Market notes show beef cattle in New York at 10.00 to 15.00, hogs at 5.00 to 8.12, and sheep around 1.00 to 1.60. Wheat and corn prices listed, with provisions including pork around 22.10 to 22.50 and lard near 1.24. Chicago reports beef at 5.50 to 6.09 for choice, feed and stock cattle values, and fresh eggs at 23 1/2 cents.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee Spring
Chicago
Smithsonian seeks animal specimens for national exhibition
The Smithsonian Institution invites donations of animal specimens, products, and related equipment from manufacturers and dealers to illustrate U.S. resources. Objects may be loaned or presented for permanent display at Washington after the International Exhibition, with full credit on labels and catalogs. Transportation costs are covered on receipt in Washington.
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Smithsonian Institution
United States
Washington
National Museum
Philadelphia
Turkey King and Snow Bird Rhyme From An Autumn Scene
A playful fable exchanges between a proud turkey and a modest snow-bird. The turkey boasts of being king of the barnyard while the snow bird remains content despite social snubs. Winter's approach ends the turkey&rsquo.s reign as the crowd seeks simple sustenance.
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Barnyard Walla
Barnyard
Golden Head and a Quiet Thanksgiving Lesson
A warm Thanksgiving at Mrs. Lees house ends with four year old May sharing crumbs with a beggar outside the window. The child’s gesture moves the mother to compassion and the hungry woman is invited to partake, teaching gratitude amid abundance.
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Mrs. Lee
Lee
Simmons
Lamar
Little May
Papa
May
May Delr
Jitte Leart
Golden keys and home duties urge children to build a cheerful hearth
A moralessay urges children to help with household tasks and honor parental guidance. It compares home to a harp where harmony depends on every member’s effort, praising daily chores, care for others, and steadfast love as the path to a joyful, well ordered family life. It stresses courage, responsibility, and cheerful service.
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Miki
Releeve
York
Dvenotonois
Saul Tailess
Two Oregon Ladies Get Lost in Woods Then Rescued
The Adventure of Two Oregon Ladies recounts Mrs M and Miss Co losing their way while moss gathering near Kadam. Night falls, they climb an alder tree armed with knives. At midnight they hear a hunter’s shout, Dick Sorter arrives with a lantern, and their relief and friends’ joy follow.
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Dick Sorter
J Hunter
How He Got Even With the Collector Tale
A quaint storekeeper Trigg keeps a tobacco freehold and declines a five hundred dollar bribe from an Internal Revenue Collector seeking five pounds of leaf. The donor argues, but Trigg refuses, citing law and fines, a moral tale from Carrollton. Separate notes report San Francisco school stats: 21,014 pupils in public schools, 6,094 in private/church, 5,278 in none. public school costs $707,445.36. city property worth $2,367,000. teacher average salary $1,021.15. tuition per pupil $29.82. total department expenditures since 1850s $7,610,043.
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Ray Conaty
Trigg
Internal Revenue Collector
St. Doe
Tan
Aml
Carrollten
San Francisco
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