Iowa and national notes mix of deaths and deeds
A wide array of brief items covers ex governors and political figures dying in New York and Connecticut, winter weather predictions, floods aid, railroad safety stats, Mormon leadership profiles, Egyptian soldiers, and local curiosities from Iowa and Chicago to Boston.
Cypress Wood Used Widely For Building And Shipcraft
Cypress wood is praised for durability and elasticity, with wide use in roofs, sash, doors, vessels, and furniture interiors. The Lehigh Valley Railroad ordered 75,000 railroad cross ties this season, and five million shingles are consumed in New York markets, mainly from North Carolina and Virginia, with exports to Cuba, France, and England.
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United States Service
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Dee
New Orleans
New York City
New York
North Carolina
Virginia
Cuba
France
England
Northwestern Lumberman
Cleveland Leader Cites Third Class Male Matter Label
A Cleveland Leader note labels a certain 18 year old male as third class male matter in a terse commentary. The phrase reflects dated attitudes toward youths and social conduct.
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Cleveland
Fred Grants Fisticuffs at West Point Cadet Camp
The Boston Herald recounts Fred Grant's nonstop pugilistic incidents during his West Point tour. His bevy of campus fights includes clashes with plebes sparked by remarks about his father and a pattern of brawling over duties such as carrying buckets. He eventually matures into a first-class cadet after multiple bouts.
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Fred Grant
West Point
Plebs
Legion
Pleb
Grant
Geo Hhrevsmyov
George Washington
Boston Herald
Brown's Iron Bitters Endorsed By Readers And Doctors
A reader from Logansport Indiana reports long lasting back pain and general debility relieved by Brown's Iron Bitters. The note says kidney disease liver complaints consumption cold rheumatism and nervous debility can cause back pain. Leading physicians and clergymen recommend Brown's Iron Bitters and claim it cures others as it cured his wife.
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Wa. P. Marshall
Logansport
Indiana
Brown
Increase of Insanity at a Wisconsin Convention Report
A convention of delegates representing Wisconsin charities warns the United States has about 100000 insane people, with fewer than half in asylums. Insanity is rising faster than population, costing 12 million dollars yearly, and alcohol and urban stress are linked to the increase. Education and civilization are questioned as causes, with temperance and sane study urged as remedies.
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Ismail
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Ayer
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Justice Norths court quirks amuse London papers
A Manchester Crown Court scene shows Justice North insisting on court dignity as a lawyer reads a newspaper and must leave. The London papers recall a Vice Chancellor who ordered a bald man to retire after sunlight blinded him, and a barking dog was seized before a magistrate praised the dog’s good behavior.
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Justice North
Crown Court
Manchester
Cath
London
Court of Justice
Miss Richards Faces Opposition From Younger Unmarried Women
Miss Richards travels Wisconsin organizing women’s suffrage clubs and reports her toughest pushback comes from young unmarried women who fear men will shun them if they support the human sacrifice cause.
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