Democratic Prosperity Underpins Nation's Credit Gains
As the second year of Democratic rule begins, treasury figures show strong gains. Net cash balance totals 75,331,099 with gold reserves over 100 million, and public debt reduced by over 14 million. Revenue up 10 million, expenditures down 23 million, a net favorable swing of 33 million.
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Birmingham Alabama Real Estate Boom Signals Regional Rivalry
A Birmingham Alabama correspondent notes a rapid rise in city and surrounding real estate values with many transactions in two months. Land profits, coal and iron lands, steady iron trades, and strong eastern orders show broad industrial growth while warning against protective tariffs that would burden other regions.
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Greeks Ready to Challenge Sultan as Europe Watches
The piece describes rising Greek agitation against the Ottoman Empire amid Balkan tensions. It notes Turkish mobilization on border regions and Greek demonstrations under King George, with rumors that Greece may cross the northern frontier as European powers observe.
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Mr. Gladstone
Grand Turk
George
Aldermanic Action On Street Car Policy Draws Mixed Reviews
The board of aldermen yesterday endorsed the railroad committee’s report allowing street cars to continue as they are or under a loose license. The measure aims to be binding mainly by compliance. Alderman Hart filed a minority report urging full relief as previously proposed, but it failed to sway the majority.
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Widow Admires Evangelist Sam Jones At Meetings
A Chicago widow openly expressed affection for evangelist Sam Jones during his meetings. He had previously advised a wealthier widow to “give” her money to the poor and her heart to the Lord while reserving a different gift for herself.
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Chicago
Sam Jones
Summerfield
Jultean
Mrs. Scoville
Fort Worth Strikers and Monopolies Clash
The text questions the duration of violent action between groups over monopoly. It argues that if fighting has meaning any violence should target corporation managers tied to Jay Gould and Hoxie, not workers aligned with them.
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Fort Worth
Jay Gould
Hoxie
Press Postings and Opinions on Attire Opera and Politics
A mosaic of letters and comments discusses modesty in womens dress, Concord Monitor criticism, Colonel Maplesons opera pricing, and reactions to Republican government policy. The column notes Boston and Philadelphia press views, along with calls for lower opera prices and a defense of GOP governance competence.
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Fragments of jokes and quips from urban wit and satire
A collage of humorous lines about politicians, detectives, and social foibles. Vignettes touch on New York aldermen, Senator Jones, Sing Sing fashion, a clocklike body, a horse thief with eleven wives, Oshkosh women, a drunken printer, depot language shifts, Sunday school jests, a medium, a debt dispute, and a Dublin landlord ordered to close time, all in quick-fire newspaper style.
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Bradshaw
Canada
Johnnie
Harvard Lampoon
Harry Hardup
Isaacs
Holt
Reed
Philadelphia News
Sorr
Masther Parnell
du Maurier
Chicago
Prominent Figures and Oddities In Brief
Personal notes reveal Wayne MacVeagh earning ten thousand yearly in law, Frank Jones’s relapse, Henry Watterson’s quip about obituary notices, Senator Logan’s birth year omission, and July wedding plans for Jo Jo and Kee Boo in St. Paul. Also mentioned are James Jackson’s monopoly lecture attempt in Pullman, a Spanish girl honored for cholera aid, Jultean’s family ruin, Horace Dodd’s venomous snake tale, and Senator Payne’s notorious dressing habits.
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Logan
St. Paul
Jo-Jo
Kee-Boo
Michigan
Public Voice Notice Encourages Brief Submissions
Citizens invited to submit concise communications on matters of interest. Include name and address, write on one side only, and note that submissions reflect individual views and do not represent official positions.
First Cost of a Ship Letter to the Editor
A reader replies on ship costs arguing that price affects rental profits and cites Captain Codman testimony from 1882. The writer notes the Dingley bill and adds a personal grievance about Knights of Labor orders raising tannery losses, questioning cooperation's impact on employment. Salem, April 5.
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Dingley
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Fine Fruit Exhibition Showcases California Produce
The Old South Church hosts a California fruit display supervised by the Kimball Bros of National City California. The fruits arrive large and flavorful with oranges surpassing Florida, raisins unmatched, and lemons unequaled. The exhibit lasts two more weeks inviting all fruit growing enthusiasts.
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Old South Church
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Kimball Bros
Boston
National City
Cal
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe
Williams for Postmaster Faces Shanahan Easton Fight
Special correspondence from Rockland Mass details a post office contest with two candidates Andrew Shanahan and L W Easton. Williams carries a petition opposing Shanahan claiming incompetence while Shanahan supporters cite his long Democratic effort and local endorsements.
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Easton
George Fred Williams
Rockland
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J. 8. Smith
Rockland Standard
Andrew Shanahan
L. W. Easton
Cleveland
White House
Vicumiia
Plymouth County
Postmaster Smith
Smith
Washington
Grocerry
Hanover
Beacon Hill
Henry Faxon
Abington
South Abington
Republican Standard
L.w.easton
Baptist Church
Post Office Department
Williams
Harvey H. Pratt
Post
Pratt
Wiliams
Mr. Shanahan
Exhibition of Works by Otis Weber and Jacob Wagner
A two painter show opens today at Leonard & Co gallery featuring about 225 works with Weber contributing roughly 150 pieces and Wagner the rest. Weber’s marine and landscape pieces include historical scenes and foreign subjects while Wagner offers Boston area landscapes and fresh watercolors. The exhibition runs through the week with auction sales Friday and Saturday afternoons.
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Mr. Wagner
New York
Weber
Merrimac
Minnesota
Constitution
Guerriere
Pee Street
Pain
Algiers
Wagner
Train Timetable Fragments for New England Lines
Fragmented timetable lists local train options from Worcester to New York and Boston routes with numerous arrival and departure times. It notes connections to Springfield Albany Syracuse Cleveland Chicago and northbound lines with varied car types and express services.
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Newtonville
Newton
Agnethen
Brighton
Allston
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Chestnut Mall
Newton Centre
Transit Timetable Fragments for Boston Area Lines
A dense OCR of rail schedule notes lists stops such as Forest Hills Jamaica Plain Roxbury Dedham and West Roxbury with numerous times from morning to night. Details include arrivals departures across multiple routes and days, plus notes on later times and connections from New York and Providence under supervisor A. A. Folsom.
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