Big agricultural stock trade and city heating works
Breeders in town total 150 to 200. Dubuque Steam Heating Co lays pipes for city heating. A life of 107 ends as Bannister Bond dies near West Grove Davis County on August 13. J K Thompson 17 will represent the Sixth District at West Point. Six escape Polk County jail by tunnel on Aug 23.
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Albia
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Love
Keokuk
Arizona
Phoenxi
McCloskey
John Laboon
John Keller
Monahan
Global dispatches detail unrest and policy shifts
From England and abroad, reports describe agricultural hardship in the UK amid imports, political changes in India and Austria Hungary, Russian peasant unrest and court martial rulings, Quebec bank failures and unemployment, and Balkan tensions with Bulgaria and Servia. Also noted are U.S. bond steadiness, Pope mail threats, and German trade line proposals.
Man asks for cricket song as he pleads through Pawtucket night
A man near a Providence Journal Pawtucket station tells an officer he once heard a cricket song under a door mat and seeks the same music again. He imagines grand visions, coins granting power, and a dream of ruling, while the sergeant calls the moment mere buttons on a coat.
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Providence Journal
Pawtucket
Athirst
Advertisement for Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup
A nostalgic note praises Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup as a relief for a crying baby. It suggests consumers can buy the product at all drug stores to ease distress.
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Dr. Bull
Sugar from maize and sorgum heralds revolution in trade
The Indicator notes a potential sugar revolution from making a rich article from maize and sorghum at two to three cents. With the United States importing bio 000,000 of sugar annually, the discovery carries considerable importance for trade and consumption.
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United States
Praise for Hop Bitters by Washington D.C. resident
In a letter, a Washington correspondent commends Hop Bitters as a meritorious medicine trusted by physicians and used for family health. The writer denounces quack remedies and urges others to endorse remedies proven effective. The testimony reflects broad public support in favor of the product.
Goldsmith Maid's Fame Centered at Trenton Fashion Stud Farm
Near Trenton New Jersey on the Millham road lies the Fashion stud farm owned by H N Smith of New York famed as the home of Goldsmith Maid and other trotters. The 150 acre estate features four bright stables a track for training and about 130 head including stallions Jay Gould and Gen Knox with records from 2 14 to 2 26. Goldsmith Maid is the famed mare followed by Lucy Belle Strickland Rosalind Idol Western Girl Lady Mayes and others. New facilities are under construction to house the growing stock as Mr Smith visits nightly from New York.
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New York Sun
Trenton
Millham Road
Fashion Stud
H. N. Smith
New York
Goldsmith Maid
Rty
New Jersey Agricultural Society
New Jersey
E. K. Riddle
Smith
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Jay Gould
Rysdyk
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The State of Franklin and Its Failed Independence
A historical account of the brief State of Franklin born from North Carolina cessions after the American Revolution. It covers its capital Greenville, leadership under John Sevier, Major John Tipton’s rivalry, militia and judicial issues, and the collapse of the state after 1788.
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The King of Catfish and an Amazonian Home
A remarkable Sunday Creek tale describes a giant catfish found after a rock collapse, estimated at thirteen feet four inches and 375 pounds, with many companions weighing fifty to eighty pounds. The piece then shifts to an American Home on the Amazons, detailing Mr. Rhome and the Baron of Santarem’s plantation, hospitality, and advances in milling and sugar production.
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Graham Biscuit Recipe and Chester Ocean Mineral Find
A historical fragment describes Graham biscuit making with wheat flour batter, resting, and baking in a large pan, plus a note about August 4th news from Chester Ocean. It mentions a workmen finding a rich sand and miners certifying richness, causing town excitement.
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Chichester Ocean
Fashions in Jewelry and Dress Dominate Paris and Philadelphia
The article describes current jewelry trends with strong interest in quaint designs such as lizards owls and Christain names in silver. Holbein enamel pieces in Paris gain favor with colored square and oblong forms. Diamonds pearls sapphires emeralds remain prized while bracelets pendants and brooches shrink in size. Boots shoes belts shawls mantels and cashmere chuddah shawls are noted fashion items.
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Christain
Holbein
Paris
Paniels
India
Cattle Exports From Southern Ida To Cuba Rise
A feature of the export trade in live cattle shows small cattle shipped from Southern Ida to Cuba. Tampa Bay and Charlotte’s Harbor serve as shipping points. Employment ranges from two to four steamers and about as many sailing vessels. The note ends with a stray line about a lady with a new bonnet and a clergyman praying for rain.
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Cuba
Tampa Bay
Charlotte's Harbor
New England Sabbath Principles in Sunday Activities
The Springfield Republican argues the New England Sunday should remain a day of rest and moral elevation. Public excursions and entertainments should aid church access and home life, while rail transit should serve churchgoers within clear limits.
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Springfield
Europe
Making Thimbles: From Silver Ingots to Market Ready Pieces
The article describes making thimbles from bright silver coins melted to ingots then rolled to thickness and stamped into disks. The disks are pressed into thimble shapes inside a bottomless mold, then finished by lathing polishing and decorative processes, with final cleaning and packing for sale.
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Stadion
Blair County man faces charges over Pittsburg riot bill
Jesse Crawford of Blair County Pennsylvania must post bail to answer charges of corrupt solicitation of Legislature members and perjury tied to the Pittsburg riot bill.
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Jesse Crawford
Blair County
Pittsburg
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