FOREIGN NEWS EXILES AND ELECTIONS DOMINATE REPORTS
An array of foreign items spans Ireland England and France with notes on the Irish Times as enemies of Ireland and a Norse tone of political maneuvering. Bankruptcy cases in England involve Copeland Heminse with a £42 508 liability linked to a mistress and coercive payments. France discusses various corps and a looming presidential election while casualty reports surface from Atlantic waters. Cooperation and tensions across Europe frame the update with political and legal ramifications for notable figures.
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England
Loxpus
Ghraham
Cornwall
Focal
Maderne E Quiros
Spain
Wales
Ireland
Dents
Trish Times
Conservatise
Feeenmus Tararnal
Sarrentierines
Lowl Harting
Goschen
Iceland
Andy Thier
Ant
Dublin
Setliuicocnnes
Priesiilienii
Digas
Versailles
PRESS OPINIONS ON TARIFF AND POSTAL TELEGRAPH DEBATE
Nov - The Post will print interviews with nearly a hundred congress members on tariff reduction surplus revenue and a postal telegraph. Democratic views favor revenue reform and free list, while some Republicans oppose quick tariff changes. Debates cover government telegraph funding and policy, with largely mixed sentiment ahead of the next session.
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Wasmretox
the Post
Congress
Post
Carlisle
Stoo Antal
Morrison
Minnesota
Mitchikan
Tayner
Kans
Wade
Michigan
Atl
Hatton
Missouri
Air
Wise
Merri Two
New York
Prudent
Cleveland
Vila Ilinois
Stuernanin
Cataioa
Tithinbe
Feiaine
Tilleadt Sauinidtoran
Carty Well
Bean Estate Trial Highlights Intrigue and Testimony
The Bosna Texas comity court hears the Tom Buan case with Saunder s and Beasley tied to the administration and property disputes. Witnesses from Washington to San Antonio testify on Be an lineage, with allegations about Colmore Bean and ties to Col. Bean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosna
Tex
Tom Buan
Comity Court
Mall FW
J. P. Howard
San Antonio
Saunders
Wr. Locke
Tom Tinan
John Beas
California
Colmore Bean
Col. Beissy
Washington, D. C
Micah
C. Tait
Stowe
Col
Bean
Tony Heats
Tink
Ben
Washingto
D. Co
Docuimed
Amo Colmore Healand
Cam Col
Paty Mey
G.o
Payettevilla
Ark
Bonhams
Washibaten
Washington
Anusher
Washingston
Mary Ann Watchinsett
Robert Ps
Franklin’s Grave A Philadelphia Necropolis Tale
A long reverent sketch describes Franklin’s grave in a crowded Philadelphia cemetery ringed by factories and streets. It notes the surrounding city’s noise, the honors paid to Franklin through institutions and streets, and the quiet grave where his bones rest beneath a green stone slab as time passes. The piece reflects on Franklin’s legacy, his wisdom, and the era’s urban expansion.
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Manufacturea7
Philadelphia
Suimp
Rica Ajong
Fife
Bern
Phillepihica
Uchetx
College of Phossicians
Philelches Adiege Amt
Cirvexnox
Thomas
Abie
Justice MelKen
Thomas Wit
Prencs
Franklin
Glaw
Pomnturg
Kinegeet
AO Ieee
Prepac
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Foreign News
Wm. Borlase
Hartington
Try the
Irish Times
Ney
Sletten McTannerhain
Robert Proei Oberusen
Presque
Anornisus
Wittlike
Abe
Gubet
Ayman
Camas
William Haket
Eultty Fey
Uhegin
Armed Comets
East Hanes
Matawtins
New
Colorado
Misyontia
Bane
Suv Atia
Wien
Piet
Gyan
Took
Oranibhly
Baneas Phy
Nowattages
Meyenenlel
Mijize
Chicago
Peace Society
Ligue Talon
Anresteo Sk
Diay
Persia
Kansas
Looney
Raseas
Texas
Tiber
Han Allesad
Hall
Manny
Masii
Shrey
Toby
Philosopher
Wes
Benjamin and
Debora Franklin
Tienjamin Fronius
Tivein
Sass
Leon
Pyulsbing
Tne
Pitteberg Theatre
New ‘York
San
Soka Leman
Michigas
Alivah
Slaughter Sale
Meltons
Union
I Brown
PRIC
Golden Eagle
Cor Douglas
Rice Clothier
Lawrence Aves
Gomme
Avoteot
Gee
Larry Hearn
Cricsyart
Ica
Nobu Mala Sr
P. Glu
Tiaesell
Mugs
Surat
Sis K
Listas Seve
A. Hitmen
Weratr
Grat
Araiuptetwieak
Algood Hollie Bakin
Will
Elecott
Paltuney
Clams
AL iMerich
Kerber Lorne
Lee Raeer
Teale
Seale
Jeph
Vike
Ees Matas
Trent
Emda Wrowera
A. Katz, Prop
Ist
Nicholas Toy CO
N Market Street
C. E. Gowdy
Wichita Mercantile Co
South Market Street
Wichita
Oma
J. R. Holliday
Wichita Grocery
Douglas Ave
Westside National Bank
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