Canada Annexation Debate Shows No Real Sentiment
A long tract argues there is no appetite in Canada for annexation by the United States. It surveys political leaders, editors, and public opinion in Ontario and Toronto, noting past meetings and speeches that failed to win support for a union. The piece cautions against sensationalism and emphasizes Canada’s desire to preserve its national identity while seeking reciprocal trade.
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Dominion
Canada
Anton
Ontario
Ootada
Evie
Huron
Webich Mo
Wis
Ranson
Cold Starnes
Aditar
Greas Kettain
England
United Stat
Ontaria
Toronts
Mr. Smith
Kondrads
Toronto
York
Goldwin Suyrth
Whilston
Hon Tiwarge
Crosenton
Onother
Cravho
The
Star
Douglass
WW. de Smith
J. Rows
Souegaliouist
Herod
Amer Cac
MoLesa
Toronto Ford
Sing
J. W. Besrough
Nelabbor
Grey
Ameri Leas
Reform Party
Sir Oliver
United States
Ottawa
North Essex
Windsor
Woodstock
Mantoba
Witred Laurier
Quebec
Tes
Ireland
Wott AuLayy
Two Plucky Americans Aided British in Shangani Patrol
Two Americans named Birnam and Ingram earned praise for aiding Capt. Wilson during the Shangani patrol in Matabeleland. They rode through a rising river tide under fire to bring reinforcements to Major Forbes, then guided relief back to a suffering Forbes force. Their perilous three day ride left them exhausted but alive, with Forbes’ men depleted of horses and provisions.
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Satabaleland
Coryndon
London
Matebsleland
Wilson
Lobanguia
Capt. Wilson
Birnam
Ingram
Lobengula
Major Forbes
Siiangapi
Shangani
Forbes
Bulawayo
Russian of the Russians Gourko as Warsaw governor and tyrant
A critical 19th century profile of General Joseph Gourko from St Peresiano noting his Polish marriage, ruthless policies as Warsaw governor, suppression of Polish language and Catholic rites, persecution of Jews, and feared reputation. The piece portrays him as a heartless tyrant adored by the autocracy and hated by Poles and Jews alike.
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Wilson Press Synateat
St. Perensiano
Geners
Gourko
Warsaw
Gourke
Joseph Nassilyevitch Gourko
Ourkralpa
Russia
Old
Poland
Imperial Corps of Pages
St. Petersboro
Gouko
Imperial Hussars
T'sarkoe Selos
Hussars
Ollicar
Fortune
Hirst
Horse Guard
Crimea
Nicholas I
Marinopol Guards
Skobelel
Denylhgie
Shipka By
Ters
Gvarks
Balkan
Bulgaria
Roumella
Baikal
Eves
Senbiat
Goorke
Napelaos
Warenw
Ancestoy
Telentios
Congress
Casheila
Iian
Ines
Polsom
Jealous Quarrel Ends In Broken Engagement Scene
A romantic dispute between the narrator and Jack escalates after Celia pressures her to change for their future. Harsh words spark a public quarrel at the Hornes dance, leaving Jack silent and distant as the engagement falters amid shifting loyalties. Celia’s intervention deepens the rift as the couple faces uncertain prospects.
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Jack
Celia
Sam
Maud
Cella
Teancot
Galin
Bee
Cou
Duck
Cetin
Hornes
Tharchg
Gacement
Frank Horn
Conservatory
Jack Jerma
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New Jersey
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Ad Polley
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Hagland
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Whitt
Molly
Bald King
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