Eastern Question Reflections from Constantinople
A private letter from Bishop Marvin in 1877 discusses the Eastern Question, Turkish prestige, and European interests. He notes massacres in Bulgaria, forced loans, and a fragile empire facing decline, with European powers weighing financial and political stakes amid rising Christian populations and Ottoman instability.
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World Tour by Consul Dr De Haes in 68 Days
Dr F. 8. De Haes American Consul at Jerusalem describes a rapid world tour completed in 68 days with 25,900 miles traveled, 16,000 by sea and 9,000 on land, covering Alexandria Paris London San Francisco Yokohama Canton Suez and Crews back to Alexandria with no detentions.
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A Morning Resolve and Notes From the Era
A fragment from Ridney Smith recalls a morning resolve to spread happiness daily, estimating 365 acts per year and 14,000 lives touched over 40 years. The Universal Peace Union reports European military costs and world spending on war, while the Charter Oak Life Insurance highlights asset deficits and policy-holder cautions. Various light items include humorous exchanges about cannibalism and local anecdotes from Rome, Norwich, and Hartford newsrooms.
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Universal Peace Union
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Europe
Last man joke and old quips on ice cream and politics
A collection of old quips and brief notes from various papers. The items include a gambler’s remark on the last man left with the pot, a remark on spitting on a ball, a light joke about ice cream and a girl’s plate, and a report that the French senate approved President McMahon’s request for the desolation of the chamber of deputies by a 150 to 80 vote.
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Yule
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Jooke
New York Herald
McMahon
Chamber of Deputies
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