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Happenings of the Week From Many Lands and People
Gov Hill sets a special term of the supreme court fourth department in Syracuse for January 19. Paris duel leaves both combatants wounded. Gladstone thanks Naples students for a warm welcome. Bricklayers and Masons Union meets in Cleveland. Laird dying in Hastings Neb. Queen Victoria to host Hanover royal family in Biarritz. Samoa troubles loom over US Germany relations, Sackville affair noted. Duckworth notes exports and political shifts across states, with many local items.
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Governor Hill
Supreme Court
Court House
Syracuse
Paris
Henri Piechefortard M. Lissagaray
la Bataille
Lissagaray
Gladstone
Naples University
Bricklayers and Masons’ International Union of America
Cleveland
Wissman
Sioux City
Henry Gillespie
Corred
Nellie White
James M. Phillips
O’brien & Clark
Aqueduct
Pottsville Iron and Steel Company
Pottsville
Elmer Sharkey
Eaton, C
Northwest Breaker
Carbondale
Congressman Laird
Hastings
Neb
Waterford
Ireland
Manchester
Victoria
Biarritz
Empress Frederick
Marie
Hanover
Frederick
Holland
Wilhelmina
Luxembourg
Borneo
Boston
Hoar
United States
Senate
House
P. A. Collins
Joseph EF. Matthewson
Avoca
H. B. Howe
Plattsburg
Stary P. McCollough
Ransomville
N.Y
Lient
Miles
Yantic
Port-au- Prince
Hayti
Dion Boucicault
Agnes Robertson
London
King of
Helland
Marseilles
Quartier Bellenai
Matt Ransom
Democrats
North Carolina
Denver
General Assembly
E. W. Wolcott
Thomas M. Bowen
Samoa
Germany
England
America
Barard
Lord Salisbury
North Salem