Gork as Spain's major export and Gorona farm toast
The piece claims Gork is a key Spanish export and notes 193 000 fords in Gorona province dedicated to cultivation earning about 5 million dollars annually. It cites New Orleans Plobynne and the New York Commercial Advertiser praising literary pilgrims and a cottage tied to a famed poet, recounting praise and memorials.
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Pools Cottage
Fords Hint
Atmurica
Great Pool
Norwegian Lutheran Oniirel reformists gain English ritual push
In a New York Pont report the English society within the Norwegian Lutheran church is highlighted. Professors Lund and Hygen and Henry Rasman sen lead a push to substitute English for Norwegian in church rituals. The group organized three years ago in a small room and has since grown in numbers and influence.
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Numbord
Infinanco
Timber wealth and forest fires loom large in early U S discussion
A Borbner era writer warns that U S timber wealth could exceed a billion dollars, with only twenty five percent of timber market replenished by new growth. Fire losses cited reach tens of millions in Pennsylvania, while forests lose soil and future fertility from fires and slides. The piece also surveys a long history of political assassinations and near misses across nations, noting notable cases from Paul to Napoleon III and Louis Philippe, with lingering danger to monarchs and leaders.
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Borbner
United States
The Battle Won and Whitney Admits Sound Money Push
A long roundup covers silver advocates sweeping western and southern delegates, predicting a two thirds majority for free coinage at Chicago. Whitney says southern and western zealots push hard for silver while gold is short of support unless wavering delegates switch sides. An across-the-nation table details each state's expected total votes, with New York portals and western states showing strong silver momentum.
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Minneapolis
Chisago
District of Columbia
Natonal Committee
Washington
Iwdatin
Arlinutvacs
California
Colorado
Oes
Georgia
Maryland
Anne Mishigan
Arua
New Jersey
North Dakota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Gland
Dakota
Tonneesen
Moxwa Veagis Aste
Vermont
Mexico
Sibey
Utah
Dade
Whitney
William C. Whitney
West Hifty-seventh Street
Mr. Whitney
Chicago
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Brios
Harvey
New York Journal
Congress
Onalis
Enedi
Ikons
Naither
Snus
United States
Ailver
Oloya
United States Treasury
W.H. Hangy
Silver Standard Push Shaped by Public Revolt
The text asserts Americans revolted against monarchy and the money power, praising the drive for a 16 to 1 silver to gold exchange ratio. It claims delegates cannot be bribed and vows immediate free coinage, stressing patriotism and the people’s demand for independent monetary reform.
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People's Republic
Mr. Whitney
Chicago
Ailger
General Lawton Dead A Noted Savannah Soldier Statesman
General A B Lawton of Savannah died at Clifton Springs New York after a stroke. Born 1818 in South Carolina, he entered West Point at 16 and graduated with honors. He served briefly in the Confederate army, later held law and diplomatic posts, and was famed as a soldier lawyer and orator.
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Clifton Springs Sanitarium
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General Lawton
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Weat Point
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Columbia
Virginia
Stonewall Jackson
Lawton
United States
Russia
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Zestriee den
Possibility of Rescue in Pittston Mine Entombment
A Wilkes Barre bulletin says there is a chance some Pittston Twin shaft miners may be saved. Rescuers hear rappings on the gangway rails, signaling from within. They believe they are about 400 feet from the entombed workers as crews increase from twenty to thirty five, cutting rock more rapidly.
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Pittston
Bunday
Wilkesbarre
O'Brien
Ollock
Confederate Memorial Week Exercises in Richmond
The first exercises of Confederate reunion week opened in Richmond with a memorial service at St. Pauls Episcopal Church attended by Jefferson Davis, General R B Lee, Bishop Capers and Bishop Peterkin. Governor O'Verrall and staff were present in uniform as veterans and Daughters of the Confederacy filled the church and surrounding crowds. Burden Diamond Vhieves, Before Judge Cowing, in New York, William Turner pleads guilty to robbery after a $60,000 jewelry theft from N Townsend Burden. A disastrous lumber fire in Saginaw destroys 15,000,000 feet of lumber at J H Howery & Sons Fenelon Falls plant. insurance $196,000, loss $200,000.
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Richmond
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Jefferson Davis
R. B. Lee
Davie
Ray
Hartley Carmicheel
D. D
Capers
South
J. H. Howery & Sons
Saginaw, Mich
Fenelon Falle
Ont
When the tide is coming in in lyric tide poem
A Minneapolis Journal lyric echoes the tide bringing light and warmth. Imagery of brighter sun, clearer sky, and motion on the bay frames love, nature, and life as the tide rises. Poetic lines celebrate momentum and happiness with maritime imagery.
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Minneapolis Journal
Fireman Valor Captured In Poems And Remnants Of A Verse
A fragmented illuminated verse piece recalls a fireman in action through dramatic imagery of smoke and danger. It weaves heroic duty with lines from Youths Companions prose and a Pittsburgh News nod, blending poetic excerpt with scattered commentary.
Tying Her Bonnet Under Her Chin Ballad of Bria and a Young Man
A lyrical scene describes Bria tying her bonnet under her chin on a hilltop as a western wind toys with her hair and a young man’s heart. The verse references Bria Hillery Vane and Norah Porry in playful dialogue and flirtation.
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Bria
Hillery Vane
Norah Porry
The Melon From the Well Inspires Southern Verse
A fragment from the Atlanta Constitution celebrates Georgia melons with vivid rural imagery. It recalls cool fence corners, birds singing, and workers in the dell as the speaker lauds a ripe Georgia melon from the well. The lively old verse exults in the fruit’s juicy sweetness and its red striped rind pressed by a knife.
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Ida
Atlanta Constitution
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