Latest News From The Gazette Barnsville Georgia
The page reports a collage of disparate items including a shrub fruit novelty from California, canned frogs in France, a Mississippi legislature comment, England chancellors as Sunday-school teachers, Arbor Day tax quirks, shipbuilding values at $6,000,000 in 1884, London vegetarians meals, Panama president rotations, San Francisco harbor seals, a new screw steamship Pax Arago, fires destroying many hotels, cotton seed oil demand in the South, lieutenant-governor absence in several states, German army officers studying negro princes, New Orleans exhibition with 100,584 pieces, a French embroidery likeness, lightning injury counts in France, and US consul A Van Camp warning on cannibal Kar kabow spreading measles to Fiji.
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France
Missisnippi
England
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Panama
San Francisco
Sacramento
United States
Pacific
Maryland
Alabama
Arkan- Pee
Georgia
Maine
New Jersey
Oregon
West Virgi
Conee
New Orleans
A. van Camp
Fiji Islands
Carkabow
Fiji
National Game notes reshaping baseball in October
The piece reports on a busy October in baseball with chatter about professional and amateur leagues. It highlights Ramsey in Chattanooga as a striking pitcher, Tennessee banning Sunday baseball, and growth of leagues from Utah to New Jersey plus eastern circuits. It mentions awards, injuries, and rising interest in amateur players forming associations and multiple regional leagues.
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Bare
Tennessee
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Max
Utah
Idaho
Mon
California
Ays
ATE
David Pierson Pork
Providence
Washington
Nationals
Justice W. H. Kenny
New York
al Association of Amateur Baseball Players
Phillips
Harvard
Wil
Cambridge
Norfolk
Rich
Trenton
Newark
Jersey City
Sporting Livi
Chicagoes
Oak
England
New England
Eastern New Engaine College
Anne
Southeastern
Massidhuis League
Commercial Baseball Associa
Notable Figures Named in Elliptical Gossip Column
A garbled society round of names includes Attorney General Garland described as a teetotaler, New Jersey Governor Aupert favoring milk, General Barrios of Guatemala with a Lincoln anniversary fortune, General John A. Logan’s Springfield address, and various other political and scholarly figures connected to events and appointments. The fragmentary text also mentions Paprika dehlesinger and Nordenskiold plans, with scattered references to travel, diplomacy, and Academy invitations.
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Garland
Aupert
New Jersey
General Barrios
Guate America
Abra- Lincoln
John A. Logan
Springfield
AY Luexp
Maryland
Senate
Wmiaryia
France
Goveland
Blaine
Aieniversity of Ours
Columbia
Vune
Women voters in Marathon county seek suffrage
Seventy two women in Marathon county Wisconsin who petitioned the Legislature for suffrage are said to own 300000 dollars in property paying six thousand dollars annually in taxes.
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Marathon County
Wis
Multiple tragic events mark varied news from East to Niagara
An eight tenement collapse in New York injures workers while a fire in a New York factory harms ten firemen. A railroad worker murders his wife and infant then dies by suicide. Niagara Falls park bills pass both NY chambers. Garden City gifts are accepted by Long Island Episcopalians. Arbor Day observed nationwide with Governor Pattison at Lancaster observances.
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Fastern
Middle States
Buppenamk
New Ee Eich
Louis Walters
New York
Albany
Granos
Niagara Falls
A. T. Stewart
Garden City
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Long Island
Avine
Buffalo
Daily Express
Orters
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Pattison
Multiple Mortems From Mill Disaster and Banknote Murder
Seven men buried in a brick collapse at John Gram’s Ascoda mill. five killed, one hurt, one escaped. Indictments for assault with intent to kill in a hotel case. A trunk murder in St Louis identified as A Preller. English traveler Maxwell suspected. Lynchings over burglary claimed in Dakota and Georgia. Chinese wash house blast at Anaconda. robbery motive noted.
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John Gram
Ascoda
Mich
Butler Mahone
Senator A
John Wills
Welcker’s Hotel
A. Preller
Walter H. Lennox Maxwell
M. DD
London
Maxwell
Preller
Mary Moone
la Crescent
Minn
Amos
Union City
Tenn
Bud Farris
Freemaard
Fair Grounds
Anaconda Lontana
James H. Bet
Forrest G. Small
Pierre
Dakota
Southern Hotel
St. Louis
San Francisco
Honolla
New Zealand
Grant’s illness at end of siege a cancer diagnosis
The article reports General Grant’s health improving after a long illness. Doctors state epithelioma, a cancer, is the diagnosed condition, with hopes for possible recovery though they note it is often fatal. Grants family and physicians discuss treatment and outlook. The piece also notes various political placements and overseas appointments surrounding the era’s news.
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Chaffee
Shrady
Examiner of claims appointments listed for various states
A fragment lists examiner of claims appointments, naming William J. Black of Delaware, Francis of Pennsylvania, and postmasters James D. Corcoran Jerome LaDue Ezra Evans James Drury George T. Gross and David Overman among others across states.
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Vey
Paso del Norte
Ico
William J. Black
Delaware
Nuremberg
Francis
Pennsylvania
James D. Corcoran
Jerome LaDue
Westfield
N. Bt
Ezra Evans
Westchester
James Drury
Bristol
George T. Gross
Allentown
David Overman
Marion
Ind
Foreign Peace Talks Rise Amid Global Turmoil
Reports say terms of peace with Salvador are accepted by Guatemala and hostilities cease as treaties are arranged. Conflicting dispatches describe French and Chinese actions in Tonquin, Panama marines arriving, and leaders to meet in Galicia to discuss the regional political situation.
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Guatemala
Montreal
Manitoba
Riel
M. Alfassa
Paris
Meleeg
Cairo
Egypt
Kep
Tonquin
Courbet
Mean Load of Wood Sparks Naugatuck—Auntie Tale
A Naugatuck man once bought a neighbor’s wood and bitterly complained its quality. He vowed he would apologize if ever he found a meaner load. Years later at his Westport home he discovers another mean load and tells his wife he must return to Naugatuck to apologize as promised.
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Westport
Naugatuck
Charley Ross Fate Reveals New Suspects Involving Worcester
Christopher Worcester alias Charles Wilson now 60, linked to Charley Ross abduction case and confession reveals a broader ring. He discusses past hoaxes, the 14 year old Kerrigan, and claims Ross may still be alive while detailing police dealings and arrests in New York and Philadelphia.
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Christopher Worcester
Charles Wi
New York City
Roe
Enry Gan
William McClare
Hunter’s Point
Brooklyn
Slater
Reardon
Kerrigan
St. Louis
Montauk Point
Worcester
Charles Wilson
Kit Worcester
Charley Ross
Bill Mosher
Judge van Brunt
Bay Ridge
Mosher
Third Street
Philadelphia
Mr. Barnes
Charley
Ross
Thas
Rails turn to ice on Springfield division toboggan ride
A Chicago railroad conductor recalls a snowy day between Gilman and Clinton when soft snow froze on rails, creating two icy streaks. A big Pulaski grade caused a three mile slide as the locomotive wheels spun backward while the train slid uncontrolled toward night, prompting a cautionary tale.
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Chicago
Springfield
Gilman
Clinton
Pulaski
Ferret method used to purge prairie dog towns
An old Englishman tours the country using two pairs of ferrets in a wire cage to kill prairie dogs for money. At ranches he offers to clear dog towns for one cent per animal. Each ferret kills twenty to fifty dogs before tiring, then fresh ferrets take over until the town is rid.
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Kansas
The Seal Hunt and Its Harsh Realities Across Atlantic Ice
An exposé on seal hunting describes the brutal chase and the protective mother seals. It details sun burn on ice, cries of agony, and predator threats from sharks and swordfish, followed by notes on fat yield, oil production, and counts of seals taken since hunting began, with figures since 1830.
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Newfoundland
The Man with the Tin Horn at Winter Street Boarding House
A cultivated bachelor at a Boston boarding house entertained fellow diners by blowing a loud horn through his handkerchief. After a note on a tin horn was left on his plate, he departed the house that day, agreeing to perform at table using the little horn for variety.
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Winter St
Bostop
How to Make Cheese Puffs and a Rochester Dinner Tale
Step by step dough: grate half a pound of cheese, cook with butter and flour, mix in three beaten eggs, bake in paper cups fifteen minutes, serve hot with celery. A Rochester hotel anecdote notes a party paying 50 cents for dinner and then eating cheese in the sitting room.
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Savixa
Rochester
N. Y
The Joker's Budget and Notable Courtroom Snippets
A lively collage from a newspaper page features court-room repartee about murder and arrest, a barber shop vignette, a Chinaman on a San Francisco cable car, a comic verse on a May Day serenade, and short humorous anecdotes from Texas to Chicago. The mix preserves era tone with named places and everyday figures.
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