Polo, glaciers, cyclers and wool rise in rugged times
The piece surveys global sports trends from polo in elite circles to French and British cycling feats, notes a Wyoming glacier ice venture selling ice at 1.5 cents a pound, and reports on railroad gauge debates and rising world wool output led by Britain, Australia, and the Pacific coast.
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Olympia
Wyoming Territory
Rodact
Ie World
Erowi
Artiele
Pacific Coast
San Francisco Journal of Commerce
United States
Ireland
France
Australia
Great Britain
California
United Utes
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Manza
Utah
New Mexico
Buenos Ayres
River Plata
Destructive hailstorm hits city and institutes
A violent hailstorm caused extensive damage across the city, flooding pools and smashing panes in nearly every skylight. Photographic studios, conservatories, gardens, and churches suffered heavy losses with shattered glass and ruined interiors. La Salle Institute reported 17 panes destroyed.
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Canada
Tonto
Anya
Churchea
la Salle Institute
Northern Pactfiv
Northern Pacific Railroad
Minnesota
Aynsiwne
Belgente
Bosnia
Hercegovina
Larvia
Sarajevo
Kentucky
Andrew Sheridan
J. H. Auktin
Washington
Scclaration
Storms Cause Widespread Damage Across Indiana and Illinois
Reports describe a violent evening storm damaging crops, trees, and buildings from eastern Indiana to Illinois towns including Canton and vicinity. Liberty Metho dist church suffered severe damage, while M. Datcow’s residence in Eaton Ohio burned partially. Areas near Green ville West Alexandria Rushville Colnerville Pekin and others reported losses. Congressional Labor Committee met in New York City with Hewitt Thompson Rieu and Boyd. H L Hickey of Ohio may be delayed until October elections.
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Milwaukee Dispatch
International Reform Coney
New York Dispatch
Srd
International Reform Congress
Chantaquasuiliy
Gavcaguite
Georgia
Jouseph Cook
Lewis Meller
Akron
Ohio
Remaaing
Chaulaqua Assembly Association
Lange
United States
Louisville
Kentucky
Sidanys
Indiana
Penteman
Bloomington
Ind
Lexington
Ward
Cos
Indiwia
I Om&i
Inidiana
Liberty
Residenca Nf M
Erapa
Bara
Canton
Hawai
Champaign
Springfield
Decatur
Frespota
Pekin
Congressional Labor Committee
Committee of the Home of Representatives
New York City
Hewitt
New York
J. M.thompson
Pennsylvania
W. W. Rieu
Massachusetts
Thomas A. Boyd
Minois
H. L. Hickey
Yellow fever reports and quarantine actions abroad
A New Orleans dispatch notes thirty five new yellow fever cases and public action on quarantine. Little Rock reports quarantine against all freight and passengers from New Orleans, with measures at Mosefield opposite Memphis. Unfavorable weather coincides with deaths while quarantine remains strict. Ice prices rise under a Nevada led cartel. Texas towns and railways extend quarantine. A Vicksburg report cites Morris Mayer fined for violating quarantine rules after traveling from New Orleans aboard the Canon.
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Orleana
Board of Heaith
Little Rock
Rays
Board of Health
New Orleans
Mopefield
Memphis
6Th Ist
Jones
Nevada
Texas
St. Louis
Suh
International & Great Northern Railway Company
Vicksburg
Morris Mayer
New Orleana
Canon
O'Leary
Board of Aldermen
Hard Time In A Hotel In London Hilarity And Frustration
A traveler recounts a satirical London hotel stay noting high cab fare from Union Jack to Perry Street, a porter led to a room without a key, a long hall to a distant elevator, a two shillings ten pence nightly rate, and comical mismanagement of keys and service contrasted with a pleasant mutton chop and poor coffee. The piece contrasts English hotel quirks with American expectations and observes relics of old systems and evolving practices.
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Wee
Charing Cross
Union
Perry Street
Capt. Rice
John Bullis
New York
London
Gasight
John Ball
Miracle at Ocean Grove Camp Meeting
A crippled woman, Junnia Bmnith, long confined to a couch, rose at Ocean Grove after sixteen years and walked upright into the tabernacle. She testified that her restoration came through healing grace during a religious service, amid ongoing temperance and religious camp meetings nationwide.
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Lucre
Ocean Grove
Junnia Bmnith
Louisiana Democracy Endorses Reforms in State and Nation
The Louisiana Democracy holds a convention on the seventh with extensive resolutions backing the reform agenda. It calls for the silver and gold standard, greenbacks, repudiation of resumption acts, and federal fiscal reform while supporting a constitutional convention and labor interests. The report traces similar party actions in Delaware, Massachusetts, and Boston, urging monetary and political change nationwide.
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Louisiana
Louisiana Democrats
Pasite Railroad
Bradliin Steamship Line
Nicholls
Federal House
United States
Republican Party
Democrat Party
Treasury
Dover
John W. Hall
Kent County
Martin
Sussex County
Congress
Delaware
Boston
Kearney
Republic
Beaconsfield and Reform in the Porte discussed at City ceremony
Aug 6 ceremony presenting the freedom of the city to Lords Beaconsfield and Salisbury featured protests and praise. Beaconsfield spoke on Anglo Turkish reform prospects, citing German emperor statements and missionary reports as proof of progress under the Porte. Salisbury urged backing a reformist foreign policy despite party divides. Berlin reports note socialist gains in several German cities and overall seat distribution.
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Boise City
Snake River
Idaho
Piutes
Oregon
Malhuer
Stearns
Awaypee River
Haley
Cold Springs
Lowke River
Buttom
Bruncar
Araconefield
Hondort
Beaconsfield
Sitistnty
Tvas
Mansion House
Europa
Germany
Christana
Lor Beaconsfield
Tia
Dabnac
Berhapa
France
England
Lord Salisbury
Paradise at the Pole Eden Theory From North Pole Solace
A historic clipping argues the North Pole hosts Eden with a warm climate and a flaming sword of cold, claiming Arctic exploration failures prove divine design. It links Noah, biblical cities, and fluffy meteorology to support a northward Garden of Eden theory despite scientific doubt.
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Selew Uls
North Pole
New York Teihuttie
Eden
Huaiman
Siberia
Alaska
Jerusalem
Babylon
Tyre
Nineveh
Niga
Hall
Revenue Officers kill suspect in house raid in South Carolina
In Pickens County a confrontation outside Amos Ladd’s house led to the death of a man by revenue officers without a warrant. The grand jury returned murder bills against the officers. Judge Kershaw granted a change of venue to Greenville, with a motion to transfer to federal court denied.
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Omcera
Redmond
Amos Ladd
Plckens
Kershaw
Greenville
United States
United State Court
Gilmore's American Band fails in Paris due to style and competition
A Paris-bound American band leader explains the failure of Gilmore's company. French judgment centered on uniform, headgear, and a female vocalist, while established European orchestras and hearty free concerts outclassed them. He urges active civic effort and duty to country, criticizing idle life and urging artists to perform their role.
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Paris
New York
Baia de Boulogna
Gilmore
Boston
Albany
Theatre of la Senla
Milan
Ranco Ficca
Turin
Carl Pedratte
Gil
Washington News Roundup of Fiscal Figures and Storm Damage
The report covers a fiscal year balance favoring the United States, with imports and exports detailed by Joseph Nimmo Jr. It notes a major Washington storm causing extensive property damage, injuries, and altercations across streets and buildings.
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Mik Mrecan
Washington
Twat
Hilo Ormitdé
Ptt
Aarons He
United States
Mexico
Ord
Tiifi United States
Joseph Nimmo, Jr
Bureat
Atutistics
Pacific Coast
MD Exyplorta
Foreiga
Veeeepees
Eerie
AMD Giltar
Coly Akl
Domertic
Tnipai
Donlestic
Judicial ruling blocks proposed federal trial plan
Judge Kershaw declares the contemplated process unconstitutional and refuses to permit a single court to decide all issues. He emphasizes state and federal laws bind him and warns that he cannot be overruled by revenue officers’ counsel. If the court affirms, prisoners face trial. if negative, indictments are dismissed.
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Union
United States
Kershaw
Goulds Wall Street Decline Weighs on Grangerah Stocks
The Sun reports a sharp stock slump in the Grangerah area and across Wall Street with panic after the opening. Jay Gould faces money embarrassment with a $200000 loan discussed by a leading institution as Northwestern and St Paul shares tumble and Union Pacific remains a drag amid broader market distress.
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Grangerah
Wallatroot
Jay Gould
Northwestern Common
St. Paul
Northwestern
Paul Common
Stur
Gould
Boston
New York
Bnt
Union
Deadly peach pits alert parents to child poison risk
A historic notice warns of the danger from peach stone kernels after a five year old ingested them, suffering deadly hydroscyanic poisoning. The article recounts the fatal accident in Paris and cautions about toxicity in fruit pits, urging caregivers to supervise children around fruit stones and avoid temptations that could lead to poisoning.
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Ty Viclini
Paris
O-Teagan
Ian Hon G
Character Is the True Measure of a Man in Youth Advice
The text argues character is the supreme wealth influencing all choices. It warns that wealth and status matter little without honesty and integrity. It urges youths to value a good name over riches, noting character anchors life and immortality, while wealth alone fades.
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Olbard
Lane
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