Former Printer's Devil Martin Maginnis Becomes Montana Senator
A Chicago Tribune excerpt recalls Martin Maginnis once a printer's devil and later editor's bright editorial hand. The narrative includes colorful portraits of early career, family ties to Minnesota roots, and his move to Montana where he was elected senator by Democrats.
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Chicago
Martin
Winona
Ole Paulson
Paulson
Bessemer-steel
Peale
Chesango County
Terence Sarsfield Donoven
Minnesota
Jaybird
Mason
Sharspeare
Maginnis
Chicago Tribune
Discovery in Medical Science Cures Consumption
A poem-like fragment laments consumption and the patient’s decline, then contrasts with a medical breakthrough. It touts Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy that could arrest the disease in its early stage and restore health according to the text.
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Bert Robinson
Cohen
Seax
Robinson
Dr Bage's Catarrh Remedy Claims Wide Cure Reach
Advertisement notes thousands of cures following the use of Dr Bage's Catarrh Remedy with a price of five cents and related promotional claims.
Memory Prize Memory Exchange at Royal Female School
A visitor recalls schooldays as a memory prize exchange occurs at the Royal Female School of Arts London during the annual prize-giving. The Bishop of Rochester commends the modest ladylike hats the students wear, noting their pleasing taste over the prizes.
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Studen
Royal Female School of Arts
London
Tam
Election results show 245 seats filled across empire
Berlin reports 245 members elected with 151 districts still needing votes. Conservatives 52, Imperialists 16, Centrists 90, German Liberals 22, National Liberals 16, Socialists 21, Alsatians 14, Guelphs 2. Separate dispatches describe Cronin case, seed grain rate cut, and various local incidents.
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Berlin
Empire
Nationalberals
Algtan
Éoles
Guelphs
Doings of the Day Telegraph Summary
An interesting digest of最新 news across fires, accidents and crimes. Political and regional notes touch commerce and crops with minor affairs included.
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Sandwichea
House Vote on World Exposition Location and Ballot Tally
In the House on the 24th all members were present as votes on the world fair site began. First ballot 115 for Chicago and 72 for New York with eight ballots following showing fluctuating totals. final tallies across ballots show Chicago leading New York and St. Louis with Washington figures also listed. In the Senate Mr Chandler raised a privilege issue over remarks by Senator Call from Florida in a prior debate. The Senate debated the educational bill and then adjourned after an executive session.
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Montana election ruling upholds Silver Bow sheriff result
Judge McHatton of the Montana District Court ruled in favor of Sullivan in the Loyd Sullivan contest for Sheriff of Silver Bow County. The decision states Precinct Thirty-four voting was fair and the canvass count honest, addressing fraud questions tied to national implications.
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Loyd-Sullivan
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Canadian man in custody for brutal family killings in Quebec
A Quebec dispatch reports Rudolph Du Bois of St. Albans has been arrested after murdering his wife, mother-in-law, and two children. He was found frozen and concealed in bushes. The crime scene shows brutal dismemberment and a beheaded infant. jealousy is cited as the motive.
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Rudolph Dubois
St. Albans
Explosion damages tug Flora above Mobile on Whitehouse Bend
An explosion ripped the tug Flora about twenty five miles above Mobile Alabama in Whitehouse Bend as it stood for repairs. Captain Charles Hall and crew sustained injuries from flying debris with the cook also hurt. Low water in the boiler is blamed for the blast.
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Mobile
Ala
Whitehouse Bend
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Rowell
Charles Hall
Pine laws enforced by a bank-wrecker in New York
Bank-wrecker Georgee H. Penn of New York has induced three men to sign bonds for 20 000 and has been released from the Tombs. Rumors say unknown parties offered 1 000 000 for the National Base Ball League Association franchise. Joan Astor grandson of the famed magnate died in New York City at seventy of heart failure. Joan Dighton and Martin Salisbury were fatally injured at Erie by a Lake Shore Railroad engine.
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National
Joan Jamos Astor
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New York City
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Martin Salisbury
Erie
Lake Shore
Nominations Confirmed and Iowa Legislature Deadlock Ends
President Harrison sent Senate nominations including Nestell Graham Hurley West Peck and others for judges and consuls. Senate confirmed Sloan Weed Knowles Pond Husher Hill Croft Bedjoe Merrill and several district supervisors. A Des Moines dispatch reports Iowa Republicans and Democrats resolved a deadlock by splitting Speaker and clerical posts after five weeks.
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Des Moines
Disastrous Walnut Grove dam breaks near Hassayampa river
Prescott reports a major storage dam break causing floods with forty reported drowned and fears of wider loss. The disaster, linked to heavy rains, floods Hassayampa valley injuring homes and settlers along the river. National news follows on Senate and House actions, including public building appropriations and Oklahoma territory measures.
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O'Neil
Across the Ocean Notes and Obituary Bullets
The Paris London News correspondent reports Dom Pedro’s nervousness worsens and finances falter as he awaits recall to Brazil. Count Julians Andrass dies at 67 near Volosca. Joseph Gillis Biggar, MP for County Cavan West, dies at 62 of heart disease. A new land bill plans a unified tribunal to settle land disputes. In Warsaw a fire crew finds fourteen infant corpses beneath a burned house. midwife Skoblinska and relatives detained. Lord Tennyson and Gladstone are reported improving from bronchial catarrh.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Muddled by New Receiver Ruling
Baltimore dispatch reports Judge Alvey’s voluminous decision on the petition for a receiver for the Chesapeake and Ohio canal. The court will name two receivers to inspect the canal’s condition and report whether it should be restored as a waterway or disposed of by receivers.
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Rushton’s Mad Act Ends in Suicide at Bank Office
William Rushton formerly assistant cashier of Farmers and Mechanics Bank killed himself at noon on a Philadelphia street. A girl heard shots and police found 45 cents a watch and whisky bottles on him. He had recently resigned from the bank amid undisclosed reasons. he was well liked in business circles.
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Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank
Ingalls Likely Chosen Pro Tem During Morton Absence
Washington dispatch reports Evarts will call up a resolution declaring the Senate may appoint a president pro tem to hold office at its pleasure. Republicans approved it last year but faced strong opposition. The plan is to elect Senator Ingalls to preside during Vice President Morton’s absence starting March 5 for about a month.
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Two Planters Beheaded in Panama Robbery
A revolting crime in Charme near the Bay of Panama ends with two French plantation owners found decapitated. A $1,000 silver draw and jewels vanished, leading to the arrest of two laborers suspected in the robbery and murder.
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Quebec Family Slaughter Shocks Ste. Anne de la Perade
At St. Alban fifteen miles away Rudolph D Pabo fatally harmed his mother in law Mrs Olymphe Thibeault his wife Magy and his two children aged 4 years and 4 months with an ax. A quarrel over dinner is given as motive. He fled into the woods and is at large.
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Old Gentleman Refuses Bill Delivery in Dialog Card
An elderly man rebukes a persistent caller who arrives with a ten dollar bill on behalf of Mr. James. The young man apologizes and vows to return, while the old man notes he has just finished an engagement and remains occupied.
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No Smoking Mishap Highlighted In Quirky Daley Text
A garbled OCR passage references a waiting room phrase about no smoking and a character planning a quiet smoke. It mentions fashion reestablished ideas in London and a Larner limo washed in City, New Jersey, with a stray seagull noted.
Masked attacker severs Miss Emma Fischer with vitriol
In Pennsylvania, Miss Emma Fischer suffers severe facial burns when a masked assailant throws vitriol at her door. Her lover Dennis McCarthy pursues the suspect, is wounded by return fire, and dies at the scene while preventing escape. Fischer faces disfigurement. McCarthy is wounded but lives.
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Notable quotes on journalism and editors across America
A collage of remarks on editors and newspapers. Quotes from Murat Halstead Emerson and various editors note journalism, style, and the newspaper trade. Anecdotes mention a Geneva Record editor A Blizzard and parlor games like a 100 year subscription offer.
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Murat Halstead
Alabama
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Geneva
Ala
Duluth Tribune
Jim
Pete
New York Herald
The Pater to Open in Geneva. The Kendals Star at Boston
M Francois Coppee's La Pater will be produced soon on Geneva stages. George Knight's recovery is hopeless. A benefit for him may come in Philadelphia or New York. Sooth and Modjeska headline Boston theater, receipts exceed 48 000 dollars. Marie Wainwright plans a New York season including a Romola dramatization. The Kendals rank among top English stars in America, next only to Irving. last American appearance at Hooley's Chicago in April. Palmer will move stock company to Werther's theater next season from Madison Square. First action listed is Arthur Jones The Middle Tan. The joke line closes with a bell gag.
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Kendals
Henry Irving
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Origins of Common Textile Names Traced to Global Roots
Trade Journal traces how Damask echoes Damascus and calico hails from Calicut India. It links satin to Zay town China and muslin to Mosul, while damask styles and damietta into jeepers of textile lore.
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Hibbard Pneumatic Syrup Praised by Rheumatism Patient
A Michigan resident from Hasrrxos testifies that twelve years of rheumatic trouble left him nearly bedridden. After trying several doctors without relief he used Hibbard's Pneumatic Syrup and reports becoming cured. He endorses the medicine and urges others to ask their druggist.
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Rheumatic Syrup Co
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Honorable Retreat and a Catarrh Cure Pitch
A dramatic scene shows Meredith narrowly escaping exposure to protect honor. The passage shifts to a medical advertisement touting Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment, promising to cure local ailments by acting on blood and mucous surfaces with offered testimonials and a one dollar reward for uncured cases.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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Child Intervenes as Father Escapes Punishment
A 14-year-old boy saves his drunken father from penitentiary after a police magistrate considers punishment for abuse and neglect. The boy, reading the newspaper, looks up and asserts he would not send his father to jail, prompting the magistrate to release him. In a second item, Americans from the Pacific coast visit Japan for several months to learn about Japanese manners and institutions.
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Japan
Editors Favor Merit Over Author Presence in Manuscripts
Editorial process favors strong manuscripts and clear composition over the author’s status. Good stories rarely go unread, but manuscripts return for reasons such as lacking merit or sending to the wrong channel. A famed author advised writers to focus on their work rather than blaming editors.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Card of Thanks for Kemp's Balsam
Public notice invites readers to visit any druggist for a free sample bottle of Kemp's Balsam to test its claimed cures for severe throat and lung troubles. Large bottles available for 50 cents and $1.00.
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Kemp's Balsam
Sunday National Tone Clipped by Odd Syntax
The excerpt from Sunday National presents a distorted philosophy on human affairs and government. It muses on consolations toward the end of a drought of illness in a holidical era while contrasting simple pleasures with a misleading voyage through life.
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Sunday National
Hibbard’s Rheumatic and Liver Pills Ad
Hibbard's Rheumatic and Liver Pills are marketed as scientifically compounded and uniform in action. They claim safety for adults and children and promise relief from sick headache constipation dyspepsia biliousness and serve as a strong appetizer.
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Hibbard
Two Mean Men in a Railway Bar Prank
A selfish man drinks beer in a refreshment bar. He leaves his half full glass as a trap with a note stating I spit here. Returning, he finds the note repeated by a stranger who replies I spit too in Pick-Me-Up style.
Chicago and Eastern Illinois to run Florence excursions
Florence Alabama sees Bay cities growth as the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad announces personally conducted excursions to the city on February 4 11 18 and 16 William Hill general passenger agent Chicago Illinois notes the efforts and outlines the alt details for Alabama as It Is program coverage.
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Chicago and Eastern
Bon Vivant Keeps Terrapins In Cellar For Winter
A Panapi ira bon vivant stores terrapins alive in a cellar to have them on hand through winter. The note describes deliberate keeping and readiness for use.
Outlaws Odell Brothers Killed in Surprise Texas Shootout
Tom and Will Odell, famed Texas outlaws, were surprised by a posse at dawn as they attempted to retreat from a camp. They resisted, trading fire in the open. both were fatally wounded and later buried near the site.
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Texas
Sensational Tale Involving Mrs Coleman In Beldwin County
A Mobile paper reports that two years ago Mrs Fanny Coleman traveled to Joan Moulton s house in Beldwin County for health. Moulton allegedly kept her prisoner with the help of a neighbor after finding money and securities on Mrs Coleman. Authorities intervened. truth of the claim remains uncertain.
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Joan Moulton
Beldwin County
New Homes Lands Offer For Settlers In Minnesota
The St Paul Minnesota area railroad company has acquired 56 000 acres of high quality lands offered to settlers on reasonable terms. For details contact J Bookwalter Land Commissioner St Paul Minnesota to receive information about the lands and how to apply.
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Smokeless powder lecture at the Royal Institution London
SixFrederick Abel delivered a lecture on smokeless powder. He described a gelatine like substance formed into threads under pressure and dissolved from gun cotton with camphor or solvents. The compound is forced through perforated dies when prepared.
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Royal Institution
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