The Grand Old Man and Victorian Writings
A historic note on Gladstone as the era’s central figure. The piece cites his pamphlet The Vatican Decrees and other works, noting editions and catalogue presence. It links Farrar and Macaulay to his reputation and sketches his political evolution and vow toward liberty as final good.
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Glavsroxe
British Museum
Aucuptscox Farrar
Westminster Abbey
Gladstone
Tennyson
Lonp Trxsvsey
Mr. Gladstone
Macaulay
Iss
Mn Glapstone
Resignations in royal posts and farcical anecdotes headline
James Benny resigns as Britain's public hangman to become a lecturer. A royal jester post ends with William Wallet's death. The Earl of Stamford, formerly William Rey, visited the U S years ago and is aged forty-two. Oblique notes on nobles, marriages, and humorous vignettes follow alongside assorted quips and dialogue from various sources.
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James Benny
Great Britain
William Wallet
Earl of Stamford
United States
William Rey
Exoutsa
J Dames Iacon
John Warren Hayes
Lewis
Tobias Jones
Navy
Bath
Geore
Lawyer’s Fee Tale Chooses Two Thousand Dollars
A Chicago bar member recounts a story told to Senator Sawyer about pricing legal work. A young lawyer quotes a client five hundred dollars, but the senator, hearing the tale, authorizes a two thousand dollar fee, writing the check immediately.
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Sawyer
Chicago
Oisconsin
Tombstone Mining Prospects Spark Doubts on Past Quiet
The Tombstone district is urged to revive activity after years of inactivity. The Prospectors Club argues many main properties show ore at water level and below, with several shafts and pay streaks implying future high grade output and potential deep workings.
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Tombstone
America
Grand Central
Drinkwater
Ward
Charleston Road
Maine
Chance
Sea Sarge
Franklin
Junietta
Randolph
True Blue
Three Brothers
Nellie S
Tom Ingram
The Russ House Hotel Changes Hands in Tombstone
The Russ House on Camp Street between Church Plaza and Stone Avenue is now run by Mrs. H. R. Jeffords. The hotel is promoted as quiet and central with large ventilated rooms and convenient access to business districts and the courthouse. Also advertised are Harrier's mince meat, cash groceries, and a selection of wines and liquors.
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Tucson
Camp Street
Church Plaza
Stone Avenue
H. R. Jeffords
Court House
New England
Tombstone
Harrier’s
National Notes on Whitney Ticket Struggles and Wyoming Rustlers
Whitney voices satisfaction with Cleveland Stevenson's ticket and denies arranging Gray in second place. Cipher letters from Buffalo warn officials of rustlers planning to assassinate marked men. Editorials debate tariff silver policy and Cleveland’s inevitability. Ruggles moved to Redding. Sheridan county asks military surrender of Ninth Cavalry after Suggs attack.
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Cariaco
Whitney
Cleveland
Stevenson
Illinois
Gray
Buffalo
Wyo
Sheridan County
Ninth Cavalry
Suggs
Brooke
Department of the Platte
Hae
General Stevenson Welcomed by Vast Palmer House Crowd
The Palmer House hosted a massive Democratic gathering with General Stevenson meeting thousands. Edwin J. Ryan of United States Express left town with about $50,000 in banknotes, three packages, and is now unaccounted for with no clues yet.
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United States Express Company
Wyoming Conflict Delays Prisoner Transfer to Sheriff
A local official refused to turn over prisoners to the sheriff until hearing from Washington. He cites a volatile mood in Wyoming and fears for soldiers' safety under civil authorities, delaying the transfer.
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Washington
Wyoming
Mutes Describe Silent Courtship And A Toast Master
A Philadelphia source recalls a singular courtship between two deaf mutes who communicate by touch after using sign language. They overcome gas light limits and learn to converse in silence, turning their bed of roses into a hopeful fad among deaf lovers. An American observer details Emperor William delivering a dessert speech that begins unclear but becomes clear and sharp, showcasing notable speaking presence.
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Philadelphia
Record
de Oceur
Lke
Laura Bridgman
Emperor William
Church Service Announcement by Rev Downs
The church notes Sunday school at 6 30 p m and an evening service at 8 p m no morning service The evening sermon asks Does the Bible Teach the Doctrine of Reprobation All are invited to attend.
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F. W. Downs
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