Abolition of Passes on Railroads Urged in Iowa Message
Governor Larrabee’s biennial message urges complete destruction of rail passes, rail rate controls, and stronger enforcement. It reviews state finances, education funding, agricultural progress, health, and proposed amendments to pharmacy, dental, and railroad laws, plus calls for improved taxation and prohibition enforcement.
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Molders of Legislation in the United States Senate
A long roster lists numerous senators and their committee assignments across departments and topics. Names from many states appear under headings such as Commerce, Military Affairs, Naval Affairs, Education, Labor, Pensions, Manufactures, Mines and Mining, Public Lands, Indian Affairs, Territories, Railways and Canals, Pacific Railroads, Levees and Improvements, and various others.
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Minister Beats Troublemaker in Church Fight
An Ohio minister at Jenkins Chapel in Cable, near Urbana, defended his congregation by knocking down Richard Darnell after repeated disturbances during services. The pastor, Rev. J. F. Frederick, used his skill in a brief, decisive clash that ended with Darnell defeated in about a minute.
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Appointee R R Burchard Notes Cleveland Meeting
The Rev Dr RS Burchard said he met President Cleveland at the White House and that the talk was confidential. He denied any religious or political shift and stated he has remained a Republican with unchanged political principles.
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New York
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White House
Janauschek Sues Perry House Proprieter for Injuries
Mme Janauschek sued Henry Bull Jr proprietor of the Perry House Newport for 20000 in damages after falling downstairs. In United States District Court at Providence the jury awarded 12000 after one and a half hours deliberation. Ex Senator Bainbridge Wadleigh represented the plaintiff. The verdict pleased Mme Janauschek with the outcome.
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Henry Bull, Jr
Perry Fiouse
Newport
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Health Advice For Cold Weather Living
The Sanitarian warns against cold exposure and poor habits that affect health. It emphasizes eating breakfast before travel, covering the back and chest, breathing through the nose in cold rooms, avoiding cold feet, regular bathing, and not riding in drafts after exercise. It also advises speaking softly when hoarse and warming air before entering cooler spaces.
Silver mining boom in Dubois County Indiana
In southwestern Indiana excitement grows over a silver mining venture near the White River bluffs in Dubois County. The operation processes about twenty tons of ore daily yielding roughly sixty five to seventy five pounds of refined metal per day. An assay shows seventy pounds of silver with four dollars in gold per blast.
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Robbers Routed Near San Angela Refuse Lava Beds
In a clash near San Angela Mexico a band of robbers was driven off by civil authorities the outlaws fled to lava beds where their leader received fatal wounds two civilians were injured during the pursuit and the incident is being investigated.
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Mexico
Duelo After Church Service Near Tuscola Ends Fatal
Two men fought a duel after a church service near Tuscola using pistols at close range. One man, Ulm, was mortally wounded in the chest, while the other, William Eens, was left cheekeid or injured.
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Repnew Fraudulent Marriage Notice Targeted Heiress
A report alleges Congressman William Walter Phelps used a bogus marriage notice to coerce an heiress into marriage and fled to avoid prosecution. The action is described as a targeted scheme with legal implications for the representative.
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William Walter Phelps
Gossip of Clara-Miss Featherly and Nina di Raselli
A fragmentary column riffs on gossip about fashionable women and literary descriptions of Nina di Raselli. It evokes Miss Clara-Mr Featherly and Miss Ethel in witty jests, then shifts to a Bulwer description of Nina di Raselli with vivid Rome imagery and Sibyl figures.
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Editorial Miseries A $900 Dress Confession
A humorous exchange between a husband and wife recalls his costly pre marriage purchase. He reveals the dress costing $900 was for his newspaper Daily Git There, with poor type that wore out quickly, prompting a light resolution as the couple jokes about fiscal vanity.
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Elmira Gazette
Women Seek Seats on Poor Law and School Boards in Sweden
The last session of the Swedish Rigsdad produced bills favoring independent women on Poor Law and School Boards and allowing any woman of full age to be elected to the Board of Health. The Legal Committee argued women are fit for guardianship duties, reflecting their experience with the poor, many of whom are women and children. The proposal for School Board representation passed the Second Chamber by 101 to 77.
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Study and Health Observations On Female Study
Mile Lucie Hall a Vassar College physician argues that heavy study lowers family size and may improve public health. She cites 176 families averaging three to two children and notes highly educated mothers among those with more children. She quotes M Bascom of Wisconsin University praising health benefits of university study for young women.
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A Woman's Value in Insurance and Satire on Aunts
An insurance agent in Massachusetts questions insuring women and notes lower life expectancy and motherhood risk. The passage shifts to satire on spinster aunts in fiction, contrasting conventional depictions with real variety and attitudes toward unmarried women.
Fragmented Verse and Vagrant Snippets in 19th Century Riff
A jumble of quoted lines and stray passages from a Boston paper mixed with stage banter and street chatter. The collage touches on manners, a sermon, a hotel waiter, a bride, an assault question, and a comic song by an opera singer, all rendered in a dated conversational voice.
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Witty Remarks on Women From Ancient to Victorian Minds
A literary sampler traces the long history of scornful views on women, quoting Simonides Hippocrates and Pope, noting recurring claims that women provoke virulence or folly. It contrasts such opinions with reactions by De Quincey and Richter, highlighting enduring gendered stereotypes in European thought.
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Jury Uses Card Game to Reach Verdict in Horse Theft Case
A Georgia jury of five men debated a horse theft verdict until one juror proposed a game of seven up. The minority delayed, but the others pressed. cards were shuffled and the leading player watched for any trick as the minority’s score resolved the case.
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Child Learns Wordy Judge's Speech Without Fear
A young girl aged 24 months imitates speech after hearing adults in a room. The judge, described as wordy and pompous, spoke to her while she played, yet the child showed no fear and absorbed spoken language.
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