Crowned crowns and royal regalia in Chambers Journal relics
Chambers Journal recounts imperial and royal gems and crowns. It notes Napoleon I as king of Italy in Milan on May 23 1205 placing the Iron crown of Leambarty, with a boastful oath. It mentions the Hungarian crown worn by Austrian emperors and a French kings crown with lis and diamonds.
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Italy
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Austria
Hungary
Stephen Si
France
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Chambers’ Journal
Missionary stakes in South America and Persia
A rough missionary analysis cites South America with 4.9 million population, 325 Protestant missionaries, and 15,000 church members. It posits one preacher for each congregation of 227,000 if evenly distributed, contrasting with home ministry. Persia appears as a poorer ratio example, about 1 to 187,000, amid a miscellany of unrelated notices and ad text.
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Higurst
Persia
Emergency Bill Aims at Low Rate Bond Relief in House
Steed proposes a low rate small denomination bond to aid the treasury and protect the gold reserve. Republicans plan to send a bill to the Senate after adjourning holidays, with no gold bonds and possible tax changes. Details include reducing bond interest, using bond proceeds for the reserve, and tariff tweaks on wool. Senate signals swift review unlikely. House to meet without recess as new measures are considered.
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Howe
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Reed
Taris
No Cars Run Amid Ringing Strike Rumors In City
Delphians stayed off the streets yesterday as fears of violence from strike sympathizers kept authorities from moving cars. Rumors swirled. one church in Chicago signals militant plans and a torpedo defense association forms with Major Lynn at the head to coordinate coast defense and recruit training. Elsewhere, Neosho, Missouri reports flood damages easing enough to repair the Frisco mail resumes, Kansas City line tracks severely washed, and bridges damaged. Labouchere criticizes Cleveland while England may seek arbitration on a boundary issue. Fire in Kosera, Texas destroys seven brick business buildings. Missouri university considers inviting Col. Ingersoll to speak at commencement.
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War talk eases US policy fears amid stock shifts
London Times correspondent notes a Sunday calm in the US financial and political scene. Wall Street credit and Congress mood shift as leaders Lodge and Chandler face mounting street pressure, while British ministerial consultations hint at diplomacy aims and American sentiment.
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Investment project to build Pacific coast road in Mexico
Reports from Chicago and Boston investors say they have received permission to construct a 200 mile coastal road in Mexico. American firms will finance and use American crews and equipment. Project aims to run south through mineral rich Uneapa and coal plantations, with total stock around 15 million dollars. Dusty wording suggests administration by Presidact Disz of Mexing.
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Holiday Bates Santa Fe Route Fare Notice
One and one third fare for round trips to points within 200 miles. Tickets sold December 24 25 31 and January 1, good for return including January 4. For further information see.
Peace Sermons Urge Peace Over Venezuela Crisis
New York ministers reference the Venezuelan boundary dispute in sermons urging restraint and arbitration. Dr Parkhurst warns against war between the United States and England, advocating Christian unity and peaceful resolution. London clergy echo the peace message with sermons across major churches.
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England
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Church of the Bethlehem Christ
James
London
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Dee
St Paul's Cathedral
Westminster Abbey
Walverhampton
Chaurch
Charles Berre
Brooklyn
Businessmen for Peace and War Notes From London and Beyond
London Chamber of Commerce leaders urge friendly settlement amid war tensions between Britain and the US. Sir A K Rollit cautions disruption to trade and urges peaceful means, while noting a New York Chamber meeting could aid reconciliation. Also mentions Spanish England alignment talks over Venezuela and stock losses in Kansas from unusual feed conditions and Las Cruces raising funds to host Maher’s escort in New Mexico.
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A K. Rollit
Stington
London and Hull
New York Chamber of Commerce
Great Britain
Honors to Uncle Sam in Caracas as flags fly near Washington statue
Anti English sentiment grows in Caracas with fresh flowers and both American and Venezuelan flags displayed beside Washington and Monroe portraits. A mass meeting at Plaza Bolivar cried down with the English and Vive Cleveland and Estados Unidos. A Christmas day demonstration by Simon Bolivar club is planned with invites to the president cabinet and US minister.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Monroe
Plaza
Bolivar
Cleveland
Rush for Headquarters at Southern Hotel in St Louis
Manager Lewis of the Southern hotel reports closing contracts for apartments and headquarters during the Republican convention. Dwight A Lawrence and Colonel Swords secured spaces. Dr Lawrence backs Tom Platt to head the New York delegation and its ladies' ordinary HQ. Colonel Swords organized the preliminary campaign for General Clarkson, likely aligned with Allison. McKinley, Alger, Allison, Reed, Quay and Platt will all have HQ at the Southern.
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St. Louis
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Tom Platt
New York
Swords
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Allison
McKinley
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Reed
Quay
Platt
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Harrison Declines Venezuela Presidency Offer
Friends of President Harrison stated yesterday that he received an offer to head the Venezuelan commission but declined the position. He cited an inability to travel to Venezuela and made no qualification beyond the refusal.
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Insurgent Leader Lilied in Havana Dispatches
Havana reports several engagements yesterday none viewed as major. M Caribel, bandit Qemees leader, has been active while South American republics applaud President Cleveland on the Venezuela question. Dispatches from most republics praise the United States as pater familias of the Western Hemisphere.
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Qemees
M. Caribel
South American
Chili
Cleveland
Venezuela
United States
Western Hemisphere
Memory and Mischief Drive Couple Toward Separate Paths
A debate over memory and a self help book seeds suspicion between Mr Bowser and Mrs Bowser. He claims dramatic recall after reading How To Cultivate Memory, recounting childhood moments and dates. She challenges his certainty, prompting a threat of legal separation and a pointed goodbye.
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Mrs. Bowser
Mr. Bowser
Aya
Mr R
Ubraretcy
M. Quad
Fragmented 19th Century Ledger of Quick Quips and Stage Lore
A chaotic mash of quotes from Chicago Record and New York Recorder, including a manhole timing dispute at 9 32 clock and a jokey line about bachelorhood versus fatherhood. The text weaves early newspaper quips, stage manager remarks, and a prison rope anecdote, all reflecting urban humor.
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