The President’s Four Years of Care and Strain
Washington correspondence notes the President bears immense physical and mental strain from January to election, needing constant vigilance, diplomacy, and restraint. He must endure pressure from parties, manage appointments, meet thousands, and handle countless requests while preserving dignity.
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Washington
United States
Hhis Neuguranen
Cnres
Escouttre
Ile
Faten
Benjamin Linorrigan
White House
Publc
Mr. Harrison
Ayes
Dreyfus Innocence Debate Sparks France and Paris
The text questions Alfred Dreyfus's guilt and calls the 1894 conviction a miscarriage of justice. It notes public discussion in France and abroad, mentions the prison presentation to prevent escape, and argues Dreyfus faces harsher fate than a typical life sentence.
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Allegmien
Alfred Dreyfus
Pctillen
Paria
France
Preach
Dreyfus
Novak Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder in Walford Trial
In Anton Iowa a jury convicts Prank Novak of murder in the second degree for the Walford killing of Edward Murray. The verdict recommends ten years in the penitentiary. The trial featured objections over omitted Benton County details and a later correction to include Walford as Novak’s home and where the tragedy occurred. The report also touches on Dreyfus era accusations and a separate Charles Wood controversy tied to Novak's associates.
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Anton
Iowa
Edward Murray
Prin
Nornt
Fuusht
Lind
Walford
Novak
Benton County
Tobin
Heaton
Ney
Milnes
Lincoln’s granddaughter elopes in Chicago social round
Jessie Lincoln daughter of Dot Robert Tamutn and Abe Lincoln’s granddaughter marries Warren Beckwith at Mount Pleasant without her father’s blessing. Lincoln refuses to forgive. the bride lives with her husband as he faces unknown resources and a restrained future amid family tension. Immigrant bureau reports arrest of Austrian slave cutters’ associates in Mississippi party.
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Happs
Jessie Lincoln
Dot
Robert Tamutn
Abe
Woulon
Warren Beckwith
Papa Lincoln
Mount Pleasant
Town
Mr Beckwith
General Powiderly
Immigration Bureau
Inspector Baldwin
Missienippi
Editorial on religious newspapers duty and unity in Christian press
The piece urges denominational and undenominational papers to unite in advancing the Christian cause, warning against sectarian bias. It argues for a universal religious press that informs, inspires, and supports moral progress while maintaining editorial responsibility.
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Christina
Abel Steveny
Joshua Leavitt
Iriege
Konebius
Doordian
Eliah
Israel
Anc
Noviatica
Eyniet
Joan
John
Oputosta Net
Gums
Gums Journal Wddrews
Validia
Aimerlen
Cotsus
Iora Guai
Coliaan
Beekiel
Angel of God
Christ
Ap Innkhorn
Dormal
Bart
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French Guiana
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Paris
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South America
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Voice OF the Press
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Talmage
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Rafigion
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Jesus
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Mnust neSesnoriy
Denis
Iniquiry
Dr Lee
New York City
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