davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-04
TRANSPORT PANAMA
WAS NOT WRECKED.
rh.. Vessel Land. sem. American or
aesrs a. Havana aud Proceeds
to New York. A

Havana, Nov. s--The transp@t Pan
ANA, from Santiago for New York aud
fears for whose safety had o,lfp nter.
tanned, reached this port It o Jock
this morning and landed seven Ameri'
eau passengers, including some military
officers. Shs left Havana about 10 a. m. A.,
her destination apparently being New
York.
Il is reported the Panama has about
lOo sick men ON board.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-04
some chapcs. Ag.last Eagland.

Paris, Nov 8-The Liborto attributes
the warliko attitude OF England 20 the
return ~ Mr. Chamberlain, who may
have thought that 10 France accepts the
prnciuio of evacuation ~ fhshoia, a
few moro threats would procure further
concessions from her This Is by no
means certain. There ARE many points
81 hcr empire wheve she may bo at.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-04

Galveston, Nov 3.-Tho jury In tho
case Of f. Cannon w. the FIRE Associa.
ton Of Philadelphia brought In YER.
dict for en- 900 for the plaintiff Tho
suit was based upon the payment Of
two fire insurance policies.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-04
NEW YORK READY TO GO.
Tho steamer Has Taken on stores Tor
Long Journey.

Now York, Nov. Cruiser Now
York, the flagship Of the North Atlantic
squadron, has completed coaling nc
Tompkinsvillc, S. l., and Is taking
aboard stores Cor a long voyage. IL b.
reported that Commodore Phillips Is e.
pecting FALLING orders from washingtun
TO proceed 20 southeastern port, b0t
the exact destination Is not known.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-04
"F0RGIVEN.'

tackled. A revolution might break ont
in Ireland the moment war is declared.
Besides, what seems fairly certain, a
strong Abysainian force is rapidly draw.
ing near Fashoda.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-04
ragland aud rraues settles.

New York. Nov 8 -Lnnion cores.
pondent OF The Evening Post cables that
general satisfactory arrangements have
been reached between Great Britain and
France on the Fashoda question.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-04
Yeunr Ladr nnrnsa DO p..lh.

CorriRah, Tex, Nov IA young lady
named Hall was burned 70 death at
Fant's mill, siS miles north Of this place.
Particulars can not DO obtained AZ this
time.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-04
A Consul asn.rai Dead.

Berlin, Nov 3, j. Goldschmidt,
United States consul general here, ~
dead lie had been in III health for
some time.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-04

Tho Moki Indians In Arizona aye sun
worshipors. and their Chrisimnstile fes'
tiyal Is q sun dance. Il ismuch IKE the
snake dance Of tho midsummer season.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-04

Most NJ the IIossians taken prisoners
during the Revolutionary war became
settlers In Virginia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-14
SURROGATE NOTICE.



New York. on the 9Th day Of May. one
thousand eight hundred and ninety -elsh',
al half-pas, ten o'clock In the forenoon ~
that day. then and there 70 atenn ,nc
probate Of the sad last VIII ana Ies'a-
ment. -, .t,oa
And such Of you as are hereby e,~a'
az ar. under the age OF t"eiy onr g,a,n'
N YOU have one. or II you have none. 10
arpear and apply FOR one to he appo'n,'u.
OF In the event u your neglect Or iaiiu'-
10 do 90. n guardian Will be arno'nten 10y
the Surrogate 10 represent and act Tor you
In Testimony Whereof. We have caused
the seal OF the Surrogate's Court OF the
said city and County OF
:.,.'...': New York 20 be hereunto AT
t. = fxei Witness. Hon. FRANK
:.,.....: T. Fitzgerald. n Surrogate OF
aiIr said cay and County. At
tho CITY Of New York the 9th day ~
March. in the year ~ our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety-e.ght,
J. FAIRFAX McLAtGHi.lN..
tTsrk of tho Surrogate 'olr'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-14

SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COuN-
TY-John .. Boettnrr. Plaintiff, against
Emily schimel and others. Defendan's'
In pursuance OF judgment, Of torrelos ;,
ure ana sale duly made and entere1 ~
The nbove-entitled action and bearing date
the llth dav Of February. lsos. !. the uh
derslgned. the referee In the sa'a Juus
msni named viii sell at Public Auc'i9n;
az the Exchange aa.esrooms Nunper III
broadway. in the City Of New YORK: Dor .
ough OF Manhattan. on the 18th day OF
March. ls9s. A. twelve O'Clock noon on
tha; day, by James l.. Wells. auc,ipneer'
the mortgsged premises In the sa,d sdus
ment mentioned, ana therein Sen0''N'" ~
follows ..t n,
land with the buildings and linproVs,
heInu IN the CIV OF New York and Coun-
~ ~ New York. and bounded and de.
srr,bed =. follows: beginning. az pom,
on the southerly side 81 One Hundred aha
Seventeenth Street distant two hundred
ana seventy seven feet and four inches
Eesterly from the Southeastcrly corner o,
Ore Hundred and Seventeenth street ana
First Avenue. thence running Ehssriy
aiong the Southerly side OF One Hundred
ara Sevemte .nth Street. sixteen feet ana
eight inches, thence Southeriy parable,
with Firs, avenue. one hundred ,eet anu
eleven inches. thence westerly ana phta1-
lei with One Hundred and Seventeenth
street sixteen feet and eight inches.
,b.rci North,rly and again parallel with
FIRST Avenue one hundred feet and eleven
inches % the point or pace Of beginning.
the said premises being known a. Number
sol Fast Inn street. she said premises
being the came conveyed 10 the said Emily
Schimel and Hannah HerEor by one John
Kuker. by deed dated March Slst. 1890
and recorded in the Office q. H'- Register
OF the ci.v and Count, ot New York. in
L.iber 2aS ~ cons. =. TAG.
Dated February 10th. le0s:
DAVID THOMSON. Referee.
ISAAC KUGELMAN.
Plaintiffs Attorney,
$50 Broadway. New York City.
The following Is a diagram OF the prem
.sss referred TO in the foregoing notice OF
sale:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-14
18th street.

The approximate amount 81 the lien or
charge to satisfy which the property ls 70
he sold Is as follows; Amount Cue plain
lin on mortgage mentioned u The ronl-
plant si.9l6iS. with interest ther"pa from
January ~ ISIS Costs and all 1wdnce,
slg2Gi. with interest thereon from Jan
uaiy 20. Is9s. Expenses = sale. shout
$50 Aggregate amount ~ Jrior t.o first
mortgages $4,000 with interest trsrson
AZ Ave per cent. per annum from February
LIST. lsbS Amount OF PRIOR blanket sec
onl mortgage 81 500. with interest th'reon
at the rate Of six per cent. per annum
from February -. 1897 Amount Of mo
prior blanke, third mortgage <63G. with
interest thereon at the rate 4 xix Ter cent.
per annum from February Goth. 1927. Also
81. 1890. with interest ar six per cent.
non, August both. 1897. and $1,000. With
interest at six per cent from February
23rd lsos. berg interest advanced 10 nrst
mortgage and tackled To second ard third
mortgages. Annual taxes for 1897. { $50.
and interest. Water rates Tor 1897, $2j6.s0.
and interest.
The above amounts are stated aTproxi-
mately pursuant 10 Rule IL " the Su-
prerne Court. First Department.
Dated New York. March 3th. iSps.
BENNO LEWINSON. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-14

THE PEOPLE OF TTB STATE OF
NEW YORK. by the grace u God, free
anI INDEPENDENT, 10 Esther \. VI. Jack
son. Esther A. Thomaf. Mary styles
rzst,e, Unlsted. Mary A. Walsh. Benin
min 0rlfnn. Henry Griffin. Charles Z.
CrIfrn- Louisa M. grimm, Mary O. smith.
FSther II. Snlick. sarah !. Dunn, Jvhn
II slllck. Esther Ames Yates, { IiaiSteu
Yates. Emma Despaignet stephen IN
klns, Caroline Hahn. Ha.strd Wat
Hins Thomas {. watkins. Amy 5.
Watkins Margaret Mohun. Evelyn Dana
John 4. Ilance. E0n W. Hance.
Hattie Gilman. Norman Gu'on. Elizabeth
Harriet Cntharine 4. Hurger' tthelinG'
pavnoa. Arthur y. Embury Emma r.
cattus. Jennie parnum Samuel ID. Mott.
FIlzabcth Smith. Anna IS. Garfield.
Charles Z. Lawrence, Richard VI FNerlt
Fn.rna \. Lawrence. Chester y. Lawrence.
GEORGE \ Lawrence. Albert f. Lawrence.
John NIcoli. Elizabeth Nlcoll. Cornclia
Sicou. Henry II. Finley, Eliza Porter
Henry \. Hlsert. Anna Jaeger, Frederick
ClriGr Waiter y. I.awrenco Robert u.
Lawrence Nati,e W McFadden. Wiilett
rlrp4nte-. Rlrhard Carpenter George q.
Cnrp.nter I-as'0- \ Carpenter. Shuman
Carpenter. Gilbert II. Carpenter Elisha J.
Carpenter. WI Ham \. Carpenter Edith @.
CARPENTER phlp Emhury Elsie Embury.
Augustus Emhury Florence Emhury. Cllf-
ton l.. Embury. Emmeta r. Cattus. Jennie
Hannarord. William H. Williams, John
Dennison. md 10 Al; other persons who are
~ may bn hsirs at law ~ next o, kin ~
Caroline n. Thomas. deceased. or who are
interested In her estate. whose names and
pacet nf residence are unknown and can
not Af,rr Gi'igsnt inquiry be ascertoined.
Scri greeting:
Whereas Edward e. Barnum, OF tho city
NJ Sew Y0rh has lately applied u the
surrogutes Court of our city ana County
nf New York 10 have A certain instru-
ment In writing. bearing date the seventh
day Of 1snTn.y, is1s. relating TO both real
nnd personal property. duly proved as the
.Rst VIII nnl Testament 81 Caroline X.
Thomas latc of the city and County 81
New YorN. deceased therefore. YOU. and
each ~ you. are cited 10 appear before
the Surrogate u cur City and County 81
New YORK. at his Office In the ,lty of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-14
EIGHTH AVENUE supreme Court, Nev
-. Go..kan.a. Nall-rAl llnL

EIGHTH AVENUE. supreme tourt, Wv
York County. Merchants Nati7nal Iianh
o, st Paul. pisintiN. against Thomas
X. LEMON ard 0thefs, defendants
ure and sale. duly made and entered n
the above entitled action and bearing da'"
the thirty nrst Gay 81 January. is"s. ! the
undersigned. the Referee In the saif JUG
ment named. viii sell AZ public auction
Al tho New York Real Es.s'e Ssssroon.
No. III broadway, In thA city - Ne~
York. Borough Of Manhattan. on 1uerfay.
III. twenty ninth dny Of March. lso.. q
twelve O'Clock noon % that d1y ny VIII
lam Kennedy. euctIoneer. the premises IN
said Judgment mentioned and therein re-
scribed ~ follows: All that plot. piece
or parcel 81 land, with the Improvements
thereon. situate, lying and being In the
CITY County and state 81 New YORK
bounded and described ~ follows; III
GINNING at n point IN 'he westerly zoe
- Fighth Avenue. distant twenty I'VE 20
feet eleven nD inches northery from me
intersection 81 the westerly side ~ J. gh'h
Avenue and the northerly n.Ge - ono
hundred and thirteenth Ni3th) street; ana
nrning thence nur'h~rly along tne ~ss'
erly side Of Eighth Avenue 'evc1ty- I've
90 feet. thence westerly parallel with Ons
hundred ard thirteenth Street one nun
ired 900 feet. thence sou,herly para
lei with Eighth Avenue sev"nty.n.e s0
one hundred AMI thrieenth Street. one
hundred 900 feet to the westerly side Il
Eighth Avenue. AT the point or place q
beginning.
Dated New York March 9TH. 1895.
UENNO LEWiNSON, Referee
Phillips & Avery. Attorneys f0r PLAINTIFF
Is, Nassau street. Tribune Buildl3g. por-
ough u Manhattan. New York city.
The following IL diagram u the prem
ICES described In the foregoing notice q
sale:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-14
PARTITION SALE.


SUPREME COURT CRY AND COIN
TY OF SEV YORK.-Thomas % Rourke'
otherwise known as Th9m 1 " n :, Al
plaintiff, agains, John II. . hourNe' % A.
defendants. .
In pursuance " an interlocutory juds
ment of partition and sale, bearing date
the gth day Of March, lsoS. and entered
in the office Of the Clerk u the county or
New YORK. ;he 10th lay OF March. l>'H'
I. the undersigned, Referee In sad ju'E
mert named vii. Feil at pubic auct.vn, a.
the New York Real Estate EXCHANGE
salesroom. Number III broadway. IN me
CIV Of New York, Borough ~ Manhattan.
on the 9TH day Of April. is9s. at " oc.ock
noon on that day. by Bryan L. KENNEDY;
Auctlorcer the premises descrlDed III Siiu
judgment as follows: All that certain iot.
piece cr parcel Of land. with the bniidihg
thereon erected. situate lying and being
In the Southery side Of one hundred ana
Seventeenth street In the Clty oi Ne"
York. In NE Borough OF Manhattan.
bounded and described ne follows. VIZ;
Beginning al point In the southerly side
Of one hundred and Seventeenth str'e'.
distant one hundred and sixty eight feet
nine inches Westerly from the corner
formed By the Intersection OF the westerly
line or side II Eighth avenue with IN"
Sou;herly aide OF ore hundred and seven
tenth strAet and running thence south :
erlv parallel with Eighth avenue. part OF
the distance through a party wall M
hundred feet eleven incnes - inc ''n'l,
line OF the block between one hunhred
and Sixteenth and one hundred and Seven
tenth streets. running thence westerly
along said centre line ~ the block and
parallel with One hundred and seven
feenth street. twenty-siX feet three Inches.
running thence Northerly and again
parallel with Eighth avenue AMI part ot
the distance through another party wall
ono hundred feet eleven inches 70 the
Southcrlv side Of one hundred ana sever
tenth street. and running thence lfnstrrlv
a.ong tho SoIth rly side Of One hundred
and seventeenth street twenty SIX iect
three inches II the point or place * DO
ginning. .ooo
Dated New York March 10th. 1898.
REGINALD n. ARNOLD,
Referee.
PARKER & AARON.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
IL Wall street. New York CITY.
ll7th ST.
No 3i2 ". HIN 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-14

No.e.-The above Is diagram ~ the
property 10 he sod and the following is
the approximate amount Of the liens or
charges thereon:
mortgage covering said premises OF
eightcen .houSand dollars and interest at
: ror cent thereon from November LIST.
1907 The property is 10 te sold subject
10 said mort ,Qce. 800
Da,nl Ney York. March 10th. 1898.
REGINALD II. ARNOLD.
Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-14

NOTE. The approximate amount Of the
hurs.mentN to satisfy which the property
IS 70 be sold. is six thousand Five Hun
drec and Thirty-three Dollars, win inter
est on SIX Thousand Two Hundred ana
Slxty-two and nfty -one-hundTshths Io'
usry 3ist. 1898. and on the balance there :
o.. from February lith, lse. tpee'heT
with the expenses OF sale: and the sp-
pr0ximate amount or the taxes, asa
rnsr'I or other Hens upon the said prop
erty is Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars
and Interest. -
DAVID THOMSON. Referee.
ISAAC KUGELMAN.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-14
olST STREET..
l2iST STREET.
Centre line OF the BLOCK.

centre line or the block
The premises on i2ist Street. which are
hstly described IN tho judgment therein.
are subject 10 the life estate OF Mary A.
Asten. the widow Of Henry o. Asten.
therein.
and assessments upon said property. which
NE 10 be allowed 90 the purchaser out ca
tn. purchase money. or which are 70 %
naia hy the Referee Is: on l. 500. on
In. 81, $50; on Ill. 5000
49, THOMAS r. DoNNELi-y. Referee.
ALFRED MCINTYRE.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
go Broadway. New York City.
PAUL. NJ HERZO0. .
Attorney for Defendants Gertrude -.
Pierce and Others.
"a, Broadwav. New York City.
f. v, n. kfSSAM
Attorney for Defendant Peter @. Aston.
8 Beekrpan street. New York CITY
NJ J. STROOCK.
Guardian Ad Litsn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-14
EoRECI0suRE SALES.

>>~~~~>~~~>D>>>>-
lien or cners~ with taxed costs ana die.
hursements) TO satisfy when the properly
A. 10 be sold IL Sir thousand. Five Hun
bred and rhir.y-thrss Dollars. win inter.
90, on six thousand Two Hundred ana
elr,y-two and 1f-y-one hunfredins Dob
inrs port Of .aii amount. from January
2ist. 1893. and on the balanc, tn'tso,.
T-on' Trbruarv I'm. 1895 together With
the expenses Of sac. and the appfoxir a's
amount os the taxes. assesfn~nis or oihef
li.u. upOu the said property, IL Two Hun
dred ard Tifty Dollars md Interest
DAVID THOMSON. Referee.
ISAAC KUGELMAN.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-14
FORECLOSURE SALES.

ooooo11ooo%-~~~~>~- ~>~~-~~O~~~~~e~N~~~~~~~%-
SUPREME COURT-CoUS'rr OF NEW
YORK John &. Boettner. Plaintiff,
against Emily Schlmel and others, De
'' In nursuance OF a judgment OF foreclos-
ure and sale, duly made and entered In
the above entitled action, and bearing date
the lIth day Of February, 1898. !, the up.
named. will sell at public auction at the
Exchange Saiesrooms. Number III Broad
way, ir the city OF New York Borough OF
Manhattan, "a the 10Th day OF March.
by James l.. Wells. Auctioneer, the mort
gagged premises In the said Judgment men
TONED. and therein described as follows;
All that certain lot. piece or parcel o,
land with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected. situate. lying ana being
IA the City % New-York and County Of
New-York and bounded and described as
follows: Beginning at point on the
southerly side Of One Hundred and Sew
enteenth Street, distant two hundred and
sixty feet and eight inches esstwardly
from the corner formed by the intersection
OF one Hundred and Seventeenth street
and First Avenue running thence easterly
along the southerly side Of one Hundred
and Seventeenth Street sixteen rect ana
aliel with First Avenue. one hundred Feet
and eleven inches thence westerly and
parallel with one Hundred and Seven
tenth Street. sixteen feet and eight
inches, thence Nprtnefly anu nsa.h paia'
lei with Fret Avenue one hundred feet
and eleven inches 70 the point or place ~
beginning. the said premises being known
as Number 49, East li7th street, the sali
premises being part OF the same conveyed
10 the said Emily Schlmsl and Hannah
Herzog by one John kuker b. deed dated
March 3ist. 1890, and recorded In the
Office OF the Register Of the city ana 'oun-
~ OF New York in Llber. 2.ess. cons. p.
I+8
Dated February 10Th, 1898.
DAVID THOMSON. Referee.
ISAAC KUGELMAN.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
$50 Broadway, New York City
The following IL diagram - the prem.
lse- referred to In the foregoing notice on
sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-14

A GENTLEMAN who has spent 10 years
IN Mexico and is well acquainted with
the people. language and customs, desires
10 connect himself with an exporting. i'm
porting OF manufa curing house, good
writer and ofice man. ]59 Washington 81.
Newark. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-14

AGENT Young man. -. wants employ
ment as travelling agent city or coun-
try: prefers wholesale house. T.. s. 800
iNatbush- ave, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-14

No %22 f. iiT'h 81.
lss Ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-14
WORK WANTED.

A POSITION wanted by young married
mar 10 represent business house In
New York and vicinity. where SIR; at
tcrii1n 10 business viii merit advance
mem. ut present working as retail grocery
salesman. familiar with teas and cofiees.
Address - O. BOX 81, Po~t Richmond,
Staten island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-14
hLoNpIiIE oyTrsrTEga.

ALASKA FUR SUITS.
49, 80 in 'nc au lrss. Icst t5ods, lowest
uApr Na.l before purchasing. VA. ".
I 60. :. Last icth-st.
~ L1 @l'G: FUR Suits
sl,epiag Hars' wm 80, n,,,,.s s..
~ sac prices Can an1 ,rsne1r r "
-, Hr;S,,.Li>, 81 Spring St. ssuthwes: cor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-14
FURNISHED ROOMS.
INFORMATION WAITED.

>>>~r~cNo->>~l>s>o~>~~~~~~
IL Thomas Price Francis. at,
,o,, 4a'e' Hunn,lG. C5urty. Cal.
- Will conn -nlcl;e N.tn McsssN H.
E., F.4tel-. s..lr:;.rs. carliH
a. 3.,s.. re VII hear =. sO.Eethlne to ais
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-14
CARPET CLEANING.

.>oN~-~ -~--N>NN>NN~"NNNN0N"~-
T.,,r,rA steam Carpe; Cleansing and
ev nn'.,c,,-,nS Works. 100 West 3i,h-si.
., r.,s,s & Wi. Te'ephone ? SO 1S'N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-14
WATCHES on INsTAIINEyrs

sH~NNNNSNNSSs ~~~~N~o~~Ooo.~~N-o~>N-~Oo~N-
FINE DIAMONDS. Watches: weekly pay
.nents; all Eooes guaranteed. WATCH
SUPPLY CO.. 8 Maiden Lane. take ele.
Nator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-14
DRIsN>M NAMING.

...oc~~>~r~~o~>c~>~ ~>>~>~>>~>>>~>>>~~~~>>~>>N
T-pRUsS Perfect hitter
.,I original designer. creations N
- nat are perfection. and guaranteed
t-i,r :, .mpr rted gowns. perfect n;tiug
~, waists. GIy number made and no
-. 'fs'r-s ALIKE. sa;is.a tion guaranteed.
.,,tnntes given On every description OF
s..,,or dress-nhA.ng: oam,cles O; oil the
80. sp-.ac AID summer dress goods and
.'..i,iss nov ready. and VIII be shown
=. e,, time. several samples Of work
sb-w.' Mmc GULLY. io3 West 4aih-s ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-14
NACIIINEUi.

W., ~ iHlDtS. 40 &c .a.Il -n.iii.i
rss,1.4', ana if.r w.isins machines. fully
eaAu-.. 10 n.n~gs t.oGsh; suI -
ts-' ~'' - ''D''.' 80 Moi
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STORAGE.
SYMPHONY MANDOLIN & GUITAR

AhE wogid-renOwned ins;runcris aIe
wade by MUSICAL, INSTRUMENT
3ANUFACTCRING COMPANY. ~.
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.s.. AND OFFICE FURNITURE
Dr. n-o~| ONNN.NN~NCr|S|NO
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-09-21
EXPANSION

From senator TeIlef's speech to the Colorado sill.
metropolitan Convention.
81 believe myself that we have reached
the point in American history when the
American Union is TO take it's place
among the great nations Of tile world,
and do not believe that we can escape
the responsibility that God puts upon
us as a great nation, any more than can
escape the responsibility that is put upon
me as a man.
eve are TO be a great family OF the
nations Of the world. We have an in
terest in maintaining peace and the au-
tonomy Of certain countries in order that
these may be maintained. You can't
shirk it. You cannot say as we said
when we had 100000 Of people, that
we have lost interest in ourselves, in the
affairs of mankind; we have got TO do it.
You have $4,000, 900 Of people; you will
have 125.000,O0O in little while. There
will be no nation like it. There will be-
no nation in the world that sits with its
front upon one sea and its back toward
the other, sitting across the continent,
from the cold regions Of the North TO the
tropics of the South, with wealth that
no other nation possesses, with natural
advantages that God has denied to any
other portion OF the world. You cannot
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corruption. The Cuban. They that
died for good canse are redeemed from
death. Their names are gathered and
garnered Their memory Is precious.
Each place grows proud for them who
were born there. There is 10 be ere long
in every village aud in every neighbor-
hood glowing pride in its martyred
heroes Tablets shall preserve their
names. Pious love shall renew their in
scriptions as time and the unfeeling
elements decay them. And the national
festivals shall give multitudes OF precious
names TO the orators lips. Children
shall grow up under more sacred inspir-
atoms whose elder brothers, dying nobly
for their country, left name that hon.
ored and inspired all who bore it. Or
phan children shall find hundreds of
fathers and mothers 10 love and help
those whom dying heroes left a. legacy
TO the gratitude Of the public. Oh, tell
me not that they are dead, that generous
host, that AIRY army Of invisible heroes /
They hover as cloud OF witnesses above
the nation. Are they dead that vet
speak louder than We can speak, and a
more universal language Are they
dead that yet act ? Are they dead that
yet move upon society, and inspire the