Motive Behind Keifer Honor Sought by Cincinnati Commercial
The Cincinnati Commercial appears to advocate honoring Speaker Keifer as part of a broader push linked to Miss Lizzie Darst editor of the Circleville Mierald. The paper frames the accolade as a civic tribute, yet the exact motivation reflects editorial alignment with Keifer’s political position and influence, urging public recognition.
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Long as Candidate in Hingham May Require New Offices
A note on John D. Long as governor congressman senator vice president and perpetual moderator of Hingham. if he lives long enough there may be a need for new offices to accommodate his candidacy.
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Northwestern Wheat Harvest Seen As Record Sized Crop
A strong wheat harvest is anticipated across Minnesota and northern Dakota, with a projected 55 million bushels despite less acreage. National totals point to about 690 million bushels of wheat and 1.5 billion bushels of corn, while other grains rise in productivity.
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Temperance Question in Western Politics Grows Sharply
The temperance movement spreads as states move to ban alcohol with Kansas and Iowa already adopting prohibitory amendments and Ne kska near aligning. Ohio sees statewide agitation while Illinois liquor dealers organize against it. Public sentiment lacks full support, so prohibition remains sporadic and not yet strong or successful.
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First 400 pension office appointees all men stir anger
Washington reports how Secretary Teller and Acting Secretary Joslyn face a crowd of women applicants frustrated by the initial 400 clerical appointments being all male. Descriptions of anxiety poverty and appeals fill the pension bureau scene as officials plan to distribute the remaining 400 clerks in small batches amid crowded desks and uncertain futures.
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President approves diverse relief and infrastructure acts
The president yesterday approved measures including telegraph links to Europe, a St Croix bridge between Calais Maine and St Stephens New Brunswick, transfer of National Soldiers and Sailors Orphan home property to Garfield Memorial hospital, donation of condemned cannons to Hatfield Massachusetts, printing of the 1581 agriculture commissioner's annual report, a court of inquiry on the loss of the Jean bette, repeal of tobacco export tax, and pensions for Brig Gen Ramsey widow among other relief bills.
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Cholera Escalates Near Yokohama Amid Hong Kong Dates
Oceanic brings Hong Kong dates July 15. In Peeshua near the Amoor river a mob attack killed Father Laroaux and a servant, with several wounded. Yokohama and Tokyo report rising cholera cases. A home department bureau is created to regulate treatment.
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Lightning Strikes Ravage Homes and Barns Across New England
Severe nightly storms unleashed lightning across Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts causing fires barn burnings and structural damage. Homes and barns in Lewiston Auburn Greene and East Hebron suffered fires and destroyed hay while farms in Pembroke Ossipee Keene and Richford reported losses with insurance claims.
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Yellow fever outbreak prompts federal Texas action
A Brownsville telegram reports yellow fever in Brownsville and harsher cases in Matamoros with quarantines. Officials discuss federal aid, funding, and possible Marine Hospital Service control. Secretary Folger to decide under Treasury direction as plans to suppress the epidemic unfold.
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Armour Pork Corner Tactics Reported in Chicago Market
Special despatch says Armour and Fowler Bros. with Biggins Co and Murphy Co manipulate pork futures and August delivery. They allegedly hold 500000 barrels, pushing prices up to squeeze shorts. Aims include lifting November and December prices to around 24 dollars per barrel with a $4.5 million capital.
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Tragedies and unrest noted in brief news items
Dr R Wiley of Andover N B shot himself Tuesday likely fatally. J R Adams hotel cashier Long Branch blew his brains out Wednesday morning over domestic troubles. Mexican laborers attacked by section hands at Vesta. several hurt. Dietrich Peterson Chicago fatally shot his former sweetheart Frian Kriekemier and wounded her companion then killed himself over jealousy. City of Sydney arrival at San Francisco delayed due to Chinese crew lacking return certificates. crew housed on a hulk before docking. company to test case via writ of habeas corpus.
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Fire damages Rice paper mill in Newton Lower Falls
A Wednesday morning blaze at F. W. Rice's paper mill in Newton Lower Falls caused damage to the building and stock estimated at 800 dollars. The loss is covered by DO insurance.
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St Johnsbury and Lake Champlain Railroad Meets in St. Johnsbury
The annual meeting of the St Johnsbury and Lake Champlain railroad company elected Horace Fairbanks as president and named Franklin Fairbanks as vice president. William P. Fairbanks became secretary and treasurer with an executive committee including Horace Fairbanks and Bradley Barlow. Financials show total income of 274,952.83 and year end balance of 35,347.21. The board voted to lease the Canada Junction railroad to the Montreal Portland and Boston, a 11 mile line connecting Sheldon Junction to the Montreal route, as feeder and connector within the southeastern system.
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