Cleveland Cabinet List Names Bayard and Manning
Secretary of State Thomas F Bayard of Delaware and Secretary of Treasury Daniel Manning of New York head a Cleveland administration cabinet along with Endicott Whit ney Lamar Vilas Garland and others from multiple states.
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Thomas F. Bayard
Delaware
Treasury
Daniel Manning
New York
William C. Endicott
Massachusetts
Navy
William C. Whitney
Interior
L. Q. C. Lamar
Mississippi
William F. Vilas
Wisconsin
A. H. Garland
Arkansas
Winnipeg Sees Mercury Dip to 58 Below Zero
The winter record reports the temperature in Winnipeg reaching 58 degrees below zero, signaling extreme cold. Local observers note wind chill deepening the chill as residents brace for more frigid days.
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Winnipeg
Wisconsin and Maine Resurrect Capital Punishment This Winter
Wisconsin and Maine have each enacted laws this winter returning to capital punishment for murder. The move follows long debates in state legislatures and aims to set new death penalty guidelines pending potential court challenges.
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Wisconsin
Maine
Ice yacht race on Hudson shows blistering speeds
A recent Hudson River ice yacht race featured boats reaching speeds over a mile per minute at times. A revised edition of the Old Testament was issued simultaneously in Europe and America yesterday.
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Hudson River
Europe
America
Dawley Death in Washington Sparks Foul Play Suspect
The telegraph reports A. M. Dawley Esq of Ft Dodge died suddenly in Washington last week with multiple wounds on his body. One head wound could have caused death and foul play is suspected.
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the Telegraph
A. M. Dawley, Esq
Ft Dodge
Washington
Tardy Justice Enacts Grant Retirement Law
The final hours of Congress saw a bill placing General Grant on the retired list becoming law. The act, though late, is expected to receive near unanimous approval from the American public.
Ben Frederick Wins Seat After Contested Seat Battle
Ben Frederick of Marshalltown gained a Congressional seat after two years of contest with Tama Jim Wilson. The arrangement included Wilson’s consent and a Democratic pledge to retire Gen. Grant, which was carried out, costing Uncle Sam ten thousand dollars to seat Frederick.
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Ben Frederick
Marshalltown
Tama
Jim Wilson
Wilson
Gen. Grant
Uncle Sam
Ben
Death Looms for General Grant Amid Tongue Cancer
The Daily Press reports General Grant is afflicted with tongue cancer and his death may come within weeks or months. The nation and world express deep sympathy for the renowned soldier as the prospect of his passing weighs on many hearts globally.
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Daily Press
Grant
Governor suspends Auditor of State appoints replacement
Gov Sherman suspends Audit or Brown and names Hon Jonathan W Cattell Auditor of State from 1860s to 1864 in his place. Governor cites failure to produce and account for public funds and property and to report official acts. Brown refuses suspension, creating an unfolding tale.
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Gov
Sherman
Brown
Jonathan W. Cattell
Rum's Cost Felt In Early America Social Excess
The article reflects on 18th century New Hampshire and the Jefferson era, noting that wealthier individuals enjoyed more drinking while the poor lived frugally. It compares prices, wages, and social behavior, arguing that poverty constrained excess despite cheaper alcohol.
Senator Payne Arrives In Washington Amid Spoils Pressure
Senator Payne of Ohio reports unprecedented pressure for jobs from Republicans and Democrats alike as he arrives in Washington. He notes many Democrats in Congress worry about the coming purges and the administration’s spoils system.
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Payne
Ohio
Washington
Congress
Welch in England and Europe Evaluates Industrial Education
In 1882 President Welch toured England Belgium and Germany to study leading industrial schools for the Department of Agriculture. His fifteen year Iowa Agricultural College presidency underpins the report which catalogues organization methods equipment and experimentation across seven institutions. The detailed findings compare foreign and domestic practices, highlighting insights and contrasts with favorable notes toward home enterprise.
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Pres. Welch
Geo. B. Loring
Department of Agricultural
Washington
England
Friends of Industrial Education
Agricultural College of Iowa
Germany
Belgium
Friends of Our Own College
Europe
Dinus
Welch's Report on Industrial Education and Progress
The passage lauds Pres. Welch's report on industrial and practical education, noting world wide and national strides in the field. It praises Iowa's industrial college as a model under Welch's management and lauds the report as a tour de force reflecting modern civilization's complex interests and rapid scientific advancement.
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Pres. Welch
Commissioner of Education
State of
Iowa
United States
Friends of Industrial Education
Night of German gala ends in Damrosch death and storm
The Met hosts the Liederkrantz ball amid festive excess and gear moving to the opera house. Dr. Damrosch dies at home as snow and wind lash New York, then the funeral moves to the Met. The piece notes stock market turmoil, anarchist talk, and a chaotic week with political and financial clashes across the city.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Doctor Damrosch
Damrosch
Stock Board
Delaware
Lackawanna
Beecher
W. 8. White
Deacon White
Donovan Rossa
Miss Dudley
Phelan
Kilkenny
Herr Most
Herr Schwab
Concordia Hall
United States
Stock Exchange
Mining Exchange
Petroleum Ex
Marenatha
New York Stock Board
Mining Board
Nabobs
Broadbrim
Mutiny at Sea and a Captain’s Reckoning
In tense voyage hours, the narrator plans to retake the brig with mutineers aboard. Banyard agrees to aid if he gains a credible rescue narrative, while the crew’s threats sharpen the danger and the mutineers’ rough mercy weighs on the narrator’s fate. The dawn sighting and chart work heighten the suspense as loyalties and survival hinge on trusted hands.
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Banyard
Agin
Teapy
Beauty
Billy
Deacon
Suda
Weilcy
Jim
Sam
Jack
Paul Before Felix and the Case Before Caesarea
The text recounts Paul’s defense before Felix at Caesarea, noting Tertullus the lawyer, the high priests, and Paul’s insistence on his innocence. It reflects Felix’s two-year imprisonment, Druilla’s possible awareness, and Paul’s preaching on righteousness temperance and accountability before God, highlighting the warning against delaying conversion and the idea of a “convenient season.”
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Paul
Caesarea
Jerusalem
Tertullus
Apostle
Felix
Cornelius
Peter
Philip
Drusilla
Cesarea
Athens
Christ
Remarkable Hop Bitters Remedy Praised by Women
Languid feelings, fatigue, and a drained vitality are said to vanish with Hop Bitters. The ad claims irregularities and obstructions are relieved and periodical pains permanently removed, noting that women especially benefit and recommend the remedy.
Dr Bosanko Cough and Lung Syrup Ad
Cough and cold remedies are pitched as equal to Dr Bosanko’s Cough and Lung Syrup with warnings of deceit from unscrupulous dealers. The ad notes prices 50 cents and 1.00 and lists Pickett & Co as sellers.
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Bosanko
Pickett & Co
Mishler's Herb Bitters Earns Rave Local Endorsements
Walter Kieffer of the Daily New Era reports how Mishler's Herb Bitters are praised by James Marshall Lancaster postmaster William Morton Lancaster Intelligencer mayor Rosenmiller John Steinheiser Long druggists Kaufman Cochran Reverend J G Fritchie and other locals. They tout its palatability tonic strength and claimed malaria cure with broad support from merchants clergy and physicians in Lancaster Pennsylvania.
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Lancaster
Mishler
Walter Kieffer
Daily New Era
James H. Marshall
Mishier
Wm. A. Morton
The
Lancaster Intelligencer
D. P. Rosenmiller
Steinheiser
J. O. Steinheiser
United States Mail
Lancaster County Hospital
Mr. Long
John F. Long
America
John R. Kauffman
Kauffman
H. B. Cochran
Mr. Cochran
J. G. Fritchie
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the Intelligencer
Ames
Cleveland
N. H
Jefferson
Pres
Welch
Broadbaim
Parker's
Toni
Maxwell
Maxwell Tribune
Acts
B. F. Boory
Saulsbury
Tenn
Brraprford
Mars
R. M
Auburn, N. Y
Bloomingville, O
Boone
Rochester, N. Y
Iran
Brown Chemical CO
Baltimore
Ishler
Indice Hayes
Lancaster Co
Parker
Cambridge Herald
Parks and Brinkerhoff
Tue Lntell
Hamilton and
Story Counties
Teachers’ Association
Story City
Belle Johnson
Iosie A
Julia Olson
Erickson
Meyer Brandvng
Quartetlc
Sng
Meyer Brandvis
J. Michaelson
Niel McParlan
Bright
Hunt
Providence
John H. Queal & Co
Soniber
Dooks
D.loud
Tme
Kelley
Ontario
Gilbert
Norman & Loud
Thi
Co. F. Mount
Maxwell & SO
A. H. Thayer
Axwell & Son
Nichols & Maxwell
J. L. Bartlett
Boyd Building
Ames, Iowa
Ter
Jew Seef
Vaughan
Chicago
Dr. Wood
McGregor
Veat Market
LA Crosse
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