New Yorks towering flats and a virtuosic elevator scene
From Yous October dispatch a vivid tour of a luxury Broadway building on upper Broadway. A seven floor French apartment with 21 families rents at up to 35000 a year, in a limo elevator with satin lining and a French attendant. contrasted with the broader New York real estate boom and local political notes.
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Broadway
Cauye
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Savannah
Vani Ness Avenue
San Francisco
Bacon Street
Boston
Paria
Washington
30Th
40Th Streets
Baltimore Sun
United States
Western Union Company
Adney
Inter-Ocean
Chicago
St.Louis Globe-Timograt
Boston Globe
Telegraph Company
Nashville, American
Telegraph News
Tuga
Nashville American
St. Paul
InterOcean
Poston Globe
Boston F
Associated Press
National Press Association
New England
Sircatron
Lorton & Co
Jersey City
Eime
Voorhees Defends Tariff Stance In Atlanta Letter
Senator Voorhees writes a Terre Haute friend defending his Atlanta tariff remarks. He condemns the 1880 platform's tariff for revenue only as a burlesque and argues a tariff with protection is necessary to aid U S industry and Indiana interests. He predicts a bright future for the Democratic Party with practical policy.
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Hy Esplalnn
Atlanta
Terre Haute
Voorhees
United States
Indiana
South
Democratic Party
Morgan Named Treasury Secretary In Senate Action
In Washington on October 24 the Senate confirmed Edwin D. Morgan of New York as secretary of the treasury. President also nominated Henry Highland Garnett to Liberia post, and appointed several postmasters. A confidential Tyner statement on star routes drew heavy inquiry, while secretary Blaine detailed U S protection of the Panama canal and guarantees of neutrality. The session adjourned after executive talks and routine nominations.
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John Kelly
America
John Keily
Morrell
Edwin Booth
Ana
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Yorktown
Jay Gould
Cyrus Field
James Gordon Bennett
Herald
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Pangboert
Dr. Hamilton
Wasumnaroy
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Edwin D. Morgan
Treasury
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Henry Mghland Garnett
Liberia
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Lyner
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Judgether
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Iis
Department
Judge Key
Congress
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Blaine
United States
Panama Canal
Colombia
Columbia
Lowell
Panama
Apo
United States of Colombia
Lord Granville
United States of America
Panama Railway
Europe
Atlantic
Satobedte
Jane Mth
French and American Claims Commission
M. Grimand de Caux
French Republic
Cais A
France
Cais
Fitat
Indignation Meeting At Hyde Park Incoherently Attacked Coercion
A large Hyde Park indignation meeting drew thousands despite bad weather. Speakers including Barry O’Donnell Finnigan and others denounced coercion by the government for suppressing free speech. The crowd remained orderly, with few police, as banners and bands paraded from Charing Cross to Pall Mall.
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O'Donnell
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Hyndman
Craigen
London Democratic
Trish
Judas”ladstone
Parnell
Ireland
Heyden
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Observer
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United Ireland
Land Resque
O’ Brien
James O’ Connor
New Castle-on-the‘Tyne
Maloney
Revarday
Deners
Coachford
Mabel Wilberforce
Hawkins
Kenney
Land Teague
Kilmainham
Patrick J. Smith
Tipperary
Irish‘Times
Croke
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Kittle
Ditton
O'Kelly
Brennan
Boynton
Neaton
Ealth
Paris
M. Faure
Department of Gers
Tunis
Sarjeeling
Times Oscholers
Tinister
Ort
Agnonan
Mehidia
Acol
A Probable Patricide Report From Clairsville Ohio
Dispatches recount a violent incident in Clairsville Ohio where James Weir allegedly struck his father, leaving him unconscious and near death. The motive tied to guardianship conflicts involves the elder Weir denying a daughter's guardianship to a local woman, sparking strong public indignation.
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W. van
Clairsville
Ohio
Intelligencer
James Weir
George W. Weir
Sterling Riggs
George
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