Smoking Rates by Yale Divisions and Cornell Resolve
The Yale Courant reports that 25 percent of top grades students, 48 percent of second, 70 percent of third, and 85 percent of fourth division scholars use tobacco. Meanwhile most Cornell students have resolved to quit smoking due to health and study capacity concerns.
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South Carolina Fifth District Races Shake Congress
The article argues blacks outnumber whites in South Carolina's fifth district, predicting a Republican majority in the national House will unseat Titmire and install ex convict Smalls. Tillman carried eight counties with Beaufort flipping to Smalls by over 5,000 votes, sparking speculation on party control.
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Liberal M C with More Cash A. T. Wimberly Visit
A. T. Wimberly M C Mississippi registered at a Washington hotel last week. He is not a congressman but a newly minted liberal of the Chalmers type. His M C stands for more cash, and he reportedly met with Bill Chandler who promised more cash to help defeat Democratic congressional candidates in the south.
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Shenandoah Valley Railroad Opens Public Travel Southward
The Shenandoah Valley railroad from Angerstown Maryland to Roanoke Virginia covers 239 miles and forms a through route with a broader system named Virginia Tennessee and Georgia Air Line. It connects with Norfolk and Western lines and supports traffic to iron coal lumber and grain regions, appealing to eastern shippers.
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Senate Debate Over Charters Bill At Length
A detailed Senate discussion centers on the Charters Bill. Lawmakers examine provisions governing municipal charters, jurisdiction, and future governance implications amid procedural questions and cross party commentary.
Counterfeiter James B Doyle Sentenced to 12 Years
In federal court James B Doyle received a 12 year penitentiary term for counterfeiting. Judge Dyer lamented government immunity granted to his confederates. Doyle claimed no responsibility for the Washington actions and was given six days to settle affairs before imprisonment. a prior trial had sentenced him to 10 years.
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Davitt Receives Enthusiastic Reception In New York
At the Academy of Music in New York City Michael Davitt addressed a large audience on Ireland’s land question amid a mixed turnout. The event featured prominent figures and a notable urban crowd, with Davitt praised as a champion of Irish liberty while attendance reflected tensions within the Irish movement.
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Rockland and Mount Desert Steamboat Sale Vote
An adjourned stockholders meeting of the Rockland and Mount Desert Steamboat Co. voted 142 to 98 not to sell the Mount Desert to the Portland Bangor and Machias Co. It authorized the president and directors to sell to any company for at least 45 500. The Boston and Bangor Co. has made a liberal offer.
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Thunder storms sweep Concord and Contoocook storms and thefts noted
A heavy thunder storm struck Concord with large hail and 214 inches of rainfall reported. Contoocook saw the most violent storm in years with no serious damage. Other items include a burglary at D C Cook's candy store in Laconi, a funeral for Judge George Y. Sawyer in Nashua, and a mandamus ruling in Concord over city records and clerks.
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Storm Devastation Follows Iowa Cyclones Across Towns
Des Moines reports describe a southwesterly storm that damaged Mount Pleasant and Grinnell with dozens of unroofed homes and collapsed churches. Casualties include a mother and child near Mount Pleasant and multiple deaths across Grinnell, Malcolm, and Boone counties. Losses run into hundreds of thousands, with widespread property damage statewide.
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