Fragmented Tale From An Uneven British Page
A garbled report references Wolnat and his children in a distant Britain set, with mention of a depositor in a postofficio savings bank and quotes from Dr Barles Morselt. The text then shifts to a robbery at a Pirat National Bank in Oregon, describing a gunfire incident and financial loss.
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Man Wolnat
Git
Britain
Avery
Peraon Dan
Postoffios Savinige Bann
Wade i Gront’ Linnab Jobboli
Origon
Avin Cotinine
Pirat National Bank
AUC
New York City Turns Away Thousands at Opening
The New York Independent notes a chaotic opening as 12784 children are refused entry to a new service. The piece mocks city authorities for the mishap and hints at plans to extend a port and connect new areas along the Murman coast with a park in St. Petersburg.
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New York City
New York Independent
Uuid
Thihaly
Hina
Hinutrvograd
Bititell
Murman
Tiny
Vetween
Wid
Wba
Point
Gulfatenom
St. Putorabarg
Paris Discovery Sparks Talk on Vane Marrow And Amino Tonic
In Paris the tale of a potent marrow based tonic stirs chefs and diners. Report notes its use in refined boulangeries and hints at a curious connection to local hunting beliefs and a famed Parisian newspaper.
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Wien
Paris
Duc Ou
Canadian Angies Emblem Proposal Faces Dominion Debate
Fragmentary text describes a design poll in Canada proposing a large white Mouvelorlin emblem reminiscent of 1750 Privov-WMrude in the union jack era. It questions allegiance to Britain and France influence and mentions gratitude for soldiers and a grant to a common country Canada.
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Citiiens
Dominion
Toronto
Fintiod
Opo
Ohnaydu
Ayololi
England
Scotland
Trelan
Oinada
Wealth Distribution Critics Call for Progressive Taxation
Dr Circles BD Spathr argues in an analysis that about 1 percent of US families hold a large share of income while half of households earn little, suggesting that current laws fail equal rights. He cites UK data showing 6 million families own nearly all private property, with 2.6 million holding most wealth and 93 percent owning little or none.
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Circles
Spathr
United
United Suites
New York City
Buat
United Kingdom
Shaw Jury Declares Mistrial in Jefferson Case
At midnight the judge declared a mistrial in the Shaw case in Jefferson Georgia as the jury could not agree. The final ballot showed eleven for acquittal and one for conviction.
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Shaw
Jefferson, Ga
Fnat
Postmaster General Wilson report delayed amid cabinet tensions
The annual Postmaster General Wilson report to Congress is delayed until after the president submits his annual message. The article notes post office affairs, a disputed appointment in Memphis, and a political rift between figures in Memphis. It also covers the schooner Nathan P. Cobb shipwreck near Ormond and federal response to Cuban affairs, plus a German protest over tonnage dues.
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Wilson
Bak
Congress
Bonnter Harria
Patterson
Memphis
Nathan PF. Cobb
Rockland
Mne
Ormond
Fin
Joplter Inlet
Milua
Seorstry Carlisle
Carlinle
Steyenson
Wasa
Treasury Department
Dauntless
Jacksonville
Mlégad
Cuba
DeLome
Morrill
Wihoun
Boutwell
Worida
Contention Over German Tonnage Duties Prompt Debate
The government argues that German ships have evaded tonnage dues in American ports since 1888, with Secretary Bayard reportedly relieving ships of such charges. The ongoing dispute centers on the alleged payments totaling about $500,000 and how to enforce proper duties.
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Germany
State Department
Amerziary
Hias
Povernment Duce
Southern Progress Reports Encouraging Southern Industry Growth
The Industrial Situation shows rising business volume and favorable outlook for next year. Banks report large deposits as monetary difficulties ease. Southern iron districts remain active with new furnaces, mills, and several notable projects including a Galveston grain elevator and a Maurertown flouring mill plant.
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Tennesse Coal, Iron and Railroad Co
Alice
Birmingham
Woodward
Galventon
Tex
Maurertown
Doniaville
Mexas Gin and Mechine Co
Dali
Classification of Congress Shows Broad Political Mix
The member elects of the Fifty-fifth Congress display a wider range of political affiliations than before as Clerk McDowell lists 204 Republicans and 124 Democrats among the straight party blocs, with numerous Populists, Prohibitionists, Silverites, and independents from various states and districts represented. Named figures include Hartman, Newlands, Bodkin, Shafroth, and others across Kansas, Nebraska, Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Colorado, and more, reflecting a diverse lineup.
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Clerk McDowell
Howard
Nevorth
Alabama
Barlow
California
J. Hi Guintle
Califoroiny
Thomas M. Fett
Sharks and Fitzsimmons Fight Controversy Stir San Francisco Streets
In San Francisco the ongoing Fitzsimmons Sharkey dispute dominates local chatter with doctors split on blows and alleged doping. Danny Lynch protests a $10 000 check at Anglo California Bank seeking payment, threatening damages after being refused.
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Sharkey
San Francisco
S Leop
Tansig
National Athletic Club
Fitzsimmons
Harp
Danny Lynch
Anglo-California Bank
Lilenthal
Libothal
Lynch
Nail Association to Dissolve After Deliberation in New York
Members of the Wire Nail Association decide to dissolve the organization after two days of discussions in New York, planning to wind up its affairs.
Cleveland Proclaims Retaliation Over German Trade Barriers
Germany’s hostile stance toward the United States is traced to the Wilson tariff and recent restrictions on American cattle, hog products, oleo, glucose, and petroleum. The article notes past duties and the 1896 proclamation revoking the 1888 tariff suspension, marking a retaliatory move by President Grover Cleveland set for Jan 2, 1897.
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Yeason
United States
Germany
Cleveland
Empire of
Amurlos
Empire of Germany
Empire
Enid
Grover Cleveland
United States ‘of America
German Empire
Washington
AronnRp Dunny
Italians Murdered by Somalis at Makadara Harbor
Advices from Zanzibar report the Italian consul Asio Bignor Cocchi and the captains of the warships Volturno and Braffetta among about six officers murdered by Somalis at Madoxio. About a hundred more Italians are said wounded, with no details yet on killings or injuries. California Fruit Growers Meet opens in Sacramento Senate chamber for the twentieth state convention.
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Zanzibar
Asya
Bignor Cocchi
Volturno
Braffetta
Magadoxo
California
the Fruit Growers of
Senate Chamber
Sacramento
Bryan on Silver Question and Bipartisanship in Review
In the December North American Review Mr. Bryan analyzes the silver issue and bimetallism. He calls the election result a temporary setback but a permanent gain for the cause, noting regional swings and the long struggle for financial policy. He predicts future contests and urges Republicans to pursue international bimetallism while remaining confident in eventual victory.
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North American Review
Bryat
Freéyer
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Middle States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Chicago
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Tilinoia
German Press Responds to U S Tonnage Duty Proclamation
European papers scrutinize the U S move to restore tonnage duties on German vessels. National Zeitung Berlin argues German ports will rarely raise duties and only to improve harbor facilities, not for state aims. Freisinnige Zeitung notes limited impact on Hamburg America and North German Lloyd lines. The Gazette casts President Cleveland’s proclamation as a blaze of glory retirement while urging courts to uphold rights.
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United States
National Zeitung
Berlin
Hamburg
Bremen
America
Boriegners
Germany
Freisinnige Zvitung
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
Cologne
Gizette
Gleveland
Anffort
Gazette
Hamburg Shipping Strikers Vote for Arbitration
Hamburg dock laborers meeting with 8 000 attendees approves arbitration to settle the dispute. Two Reichstag members will represent port trades and Herr Dooringe will handle strikers interests. Critics say the proposal faces rejection by employers as foreign workers stream in seeking openings.
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Hamburg
Refohstag
Herr Dooringe
Strkry
Pension and land reforms dominate Interior report
Secretary of the Interior David Francis submits annual findings noting 140 million dollars paid yearly in pensions, public domain acres total 1 840 072 587 with 600 million acres vacant, and railroad land grants totaling 114 786 689 acres. He urges forest preservation, pension law amendments, tribal protection, and notes looming defaults of Union Pacific and Central Pacific bonds threatening government debt.
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David BR
Francis
Ameka
Aougréea
Forestry Commission
Francia
Dian Bureau
Central Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad
Gages
Watson Right in Predicting Bryan's Defeat Says Butler
In Inez on Wednesday Senator Butler defends Tom Watson's prediction of Bryan's loss blaming Rowall's retirement failure. Butler disputes a possible populist–democrat alliance and mocks McKinley patronage claims while noting rising party tensions. Deaths reported from the Blizzard include a woman found fifteen miles from Langdon and a man and wife frozen after their house burned. several others are missing.
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Butler
Bryan
Inez
Tom Watson
Watson
Rowall
Sewall
Democrats
Democrata
People's Party
Washington Post
Pritchardsena
McKinley
St. Paul
Minn
Langdon
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Odin
National Capital
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Ouba
Spain
D. M. Burgess
Marine Hospital Service
Mayans
Wyman
Southern Progress
Classification OF Congress
Bitz
Kaiser
Uncle Sam
Kild AE Arlandy
Interior Department
Frangis
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