Manifesto Sparks Woman Suffrage Debate In Beeray
A 1880s style revolt and manifesto oppose Mora Woman's Rights as men assert they will not surrender voting power. The piece notes factions in Beeray with mass meetings, letters, and referendums on municipal suffrage, highlighting the Man's Suffrage Association and reactions from society leaders, clergy, and aristocracy.
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Beeray
Wutnes
Appesia
Jocal Elmo Arete
Turee
Powar
Wowen
Joval Sitaira
Abd Thiaynar
Omlapokén
Eer
Ie Outen
Maccachusetia Werman
Vie Dino
Massaeuestia
Oles
Man's Suffrage Association
Bivsk
Susan B. Out of Politics and Suffrage Legacy
Susan B. out of politics in 394 era rumors swirl around her retirement in Rochester. She plans to remain home and urges younger women to press the cause while political allies reflect on her constitutional convention voting history and commitments.
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Carcano
Walt
Witte
Rochester
Abe Saya
Jeite
Busex & Antiaay
Wiman Cuffrage
Governor Clarke Besieged by Pugilist Plotters
Turbulent Arkansas report claims Gov Clarke and Attorney General Kinsworthy faced thwarted plans to arrest Corbett and Fitzsimmons promoters in Hot Springs. Warrants issued in Garland County target Julian and Fitzsimmons, while Texarkana sheriff and Little Rock authorities move to seize them as fight details hinge on Fitzsimmons’s arrival. Military intervention not expected. date of Corbett Fitzsimmons fight remains unsettled with crowd of up to 15,000 anticipated.
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Hor Simsxes
Arie
Clarke
Kinsworthy
Little Rock
Corbett
Vowlig
Whitelock
The
Horida Athletic Clit
Tin Abbey
Avian
Julian
Arkansas
Garland
Texarkana
Hu Perable
Feain
Apia
Uny
Texas
Vitasinmons
Terrible wreck injures multiple as trains collide near Manchester
A two train wreck near King's Highway and Manchester in Leer Mev leaves two dead and several injured. Among the injured are Irene Trae Patrick Taylors and a passenger from the city hospitalised at Missouri Pacific hospital. Engineers remain trapped in wreckage. The collision involved two freight and passenger trains with cars derailed and engines dashed apart.
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EL Limis Sitaram
Tone
Eero Lennherrs
Wenning
Leer
Ant
Daiwa
Mapchester Male
Remains of Mrs. dimes Basti to be sent home
The remains of Mrs. dimes DB Basti wife of the United States ambassador died near Rotowth Ireland on Saturday from heart failure after severe cold. The Majestic will convey her body to New York, then Louisville where she will be buried in the Eustis family plot at Cave Hill Cemetery.
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Aumericg
Paris
Dimes DB
Basti
United States
Embresador
Wis
Rotowth
Ireland
White Star
Majestic
Quesnatown
New York
Louisville
Eustis
Cave Hl
Actors Shift Scenes and a Death Strike at Lyceum Theater
The Stiber t Dewsing Company strikes for higher wages at the Lyceum theater in Minn last night while the Robert Duwa lag company moved scenery. a deputy marshal killed a deputy of the other troupe during the shift. In Coal Gate Poley Impson was shot and killed near a stalled arrest after a night pursuit, and in Nevada a coroner’s jury hints at foul play in the deaths surrounding a farmhouse fire.
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Stibert Dewsing Company
Dutota
Minn
Canpo
Ter
Poley Impson
United States
Jim Thomypson
Coal Gate
Thomipson
Impson
Festeriay
Thompson
Imnpaca
Dieagron
Nevana
W. J. Wade
Wade
Nevada
Holmes Gives Up In Exhausting Trial Ordeal
Holmes abandons his own defense after two hours sleep and mounting strain as court proceedings continue. The trial features intense cross examination, persistent pressure from prosecutors, and a dramatic shift as Holmes relinquishes the plea for continuance and calls his lawyers to remain in. The courtroom atmosphere remains tense with witnesses and portraits observed by the defendant.
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Holmes
Arnold
Sormourrealth
Messrs
Shoemaker &Iotan
Uulmes
Westae
Ties
Hamya
Endre Court
Daugher
Alice
Petre
Adesth
Mfoimes
Durrant Case Dramatizes Defense Address in San Francisco
In the Durrant trial yesterday a dramatic moment arose when defense attorney Eugene Deuprey, disabled by paralysis, was wheeled into court to address the jury. Despite his condition he delivered a moving plea, bringing tears to Mrs. Durrant and showcasing the attorney's resolve as his physician aided him with stimulants during the speech.
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Deuprey
Abe
San Brancisco
Caué
Hugene N. Deuprey
Ex Mrs Stevens Trial Opens in Greesmiry Case
In Cipitscor Ma October 80 the sensational trial of Mrs Charles Stevens and her husband for the murder of William L Hills concluded yesterday with both held for the grand jury. Ellis a former lover testified that she knew of the crime beforehand while others arrested have been released. The sister’s disclosure aided the arrest, and the couple remains in custody as the case proceeds. A Russian embassy denial of a secret China Russia treaty circulated from Hong Kong sources also appears in the dispatches. Edward Hart, former Las Francises Era writer, heads the Pestour Institute in a city, undergoing treatment for cancer after several months.
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Cipitscor
Charles Stevens
Greesmiry
William L. Hills
Ellis
Stevens
Peter Ya
Wester
New Yeas
Edward Hart
Pesteur
Lochren on pensions and reforms urged in annual report
Commissioner William L Lochren criticizes pension fraud and dishonest attorneys in his annual report. He notes high totals of pensioners and expenditures, calls for reputable practitioners, cites prosecutions, and outlines projected costs for 1897. He also reports on a separate case of forger claims and an impending board resignation in Missouri wheels proceedings.
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Francis Wasityeros
William L. Lochren
Pensios Offies
Hicor
Department of Justice
Must First Take the Oath by Incoming Congressmen
Comptroller of the Treasury Gowler rules congressmen el ect are not entitled to government stationery until sworn in. Previously they drew their stationery allowance after March 4, but the right is now deemed to vest only after oath. A set of unrelated notices from Cleveland and Vladivostok follow, including missing guests, hotel bills, and naval dispatches.
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Wasninerox
Comptroller
the Treasury
Gowler
Cleveland, Ulrw
Ucusv
Record in the Waller Case and Amb Eustis letters
Oct 30 reports show state department received multiple letters from Ambassador Eustis including the Waller Case record. The item notes Winslow’s Seashing Strup used for teething and colic relief for infants, priced at twenty five cents, with broad, confident endorsements.
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Waller
Wasuinetus
State Department
Eustis
Winslow
Secretary's Disgrace in Missouri Paint Co Case
A secretary in St Louis Mo Milby was arrested on charges of stealing $3000 from the F Ti Metsin nis Paint Co He confessed to stealing for three years using false entries and small amounts to cover needs The money went to bookmakers at the cave tracks
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St. Loria
John Wmilby
F. Ti. Metsinnis Paint Com
DeArmond
Fale
Kansas City
Wesley Slaughter
Theodore White
Sam Jordan
East Third Street
Hie Was a Nature Kicker in a Beach Hotel Tale
A skit opens with a hotel guest berating a landlord over a shabby room breakfast and bed. The guest insists on paying $2.60 then demands $3, threatening train delays. A playful interlude features Virginia de Claire and Augustus Knickerbocker discussing autumn leaves and nature’s reasons. A rural encounter follows with a farmer and his dog, the man recalling his wife Mary and a quip about sentiment.
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Augustus
Pet
Angaetus
Agustus
Walla
Memorable Misrecognition At City Hall Cart Rescue
An odd reminiscence details a near-miss with a butcher cart in front of the city hall. A stranger insists the rescuer is mistaken for another man, prompting a tense exchange about life saved and mistaken identity. The tale shifts to Wordsworth and literary circle anecdotes with 18th century hillside characters and idiosyncratic asides.
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Lnstead
M. Quad
Detroit Prep Press
Enigmatic Echoes and Quips From Irish Guides to City Life
A compilation of humorous snippets and etiquette quips from varied locales. The piece mixes anecdotes about Irish guides and an echo tale with urban gaffes at a Boston restaurant and witty cashier banter. It preserves a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper voice.
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Boston
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