Howard's Letter on Duty and Charity from a Sick Bed
The author, recovering from grip and bronchitis in New York, reflects on pain, duty to family, and the value of life insurance. He honors Howard Crosby and argues that rich endowments help hospitals more than mere philanthropy, urging readers to insure their futures and support dependents.
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Manure formula for orchards promotes pest control and growth
Andrew H. Warp presents a home mix using lime salt phosphate rock nitrate of soda and water to create an alkaline phosphate fertilizer. Spread 1000 pounds per acre for about 6.75 dollars in materials, claiming better fruit quality and size with reduced costs versus acid phosphates.
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Mrs Clamwhooper Sings At Social Gathering On Madison Ave
At the Clamwhooper mansion Mrs. Clamwhooper performed a song titled Sylvan Sounds imitating birds. Gus De Smith commented the singing reminded him of real birds though the evening’s talk drifted to other matters and mingling guests.
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Parnell Jubilant Over Sligo Victory Amid Ireland Talks
London news wires report Charles Parnell arriving from Brighton en route to Dublin to address a Phenix Park meeting in support of amnesty for Irish and American political prisoners. He cites intimidation at Sligo as a factor and vows to contest future vacancies.
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North Sligo Election Results Stir Political Realignments
The North Sligo counts show an 800 vote Tory edge for Parnell, highlighting voter fatigue with feuding factions and a push for swift settlement. Analysts foresee strong odds for Parnell in North Mayo and South Roscommon, with limited support elsewhere.
Labouchere Attacks Parnell On Parliaments Reforms
Labouchere at a private Radical meeting said the outlook for Parnell was hopeful though he claimed Parnell had sneaked in two electoral defeats and urged a joint resignation to seek re election. He warned Parnell would win at most six seats while Nationalists backing Gladstone could gain about 70.
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Alderman Bernard Collery Wins by 806 Majority
April 3 canvass shows Bernard Collery the McCarthy candidate elected mayor with an 806 vote majority. Lonpor April 4 Labouchere in London calls Parnell a sneak and forecasts limited gains for Parnell in Parliament while urging Radicals to defend contested seats.
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British Troops Ambushed at Manipur in Assam Province
A March 23 attack near a difficult pass in Manipur left Bengalese and Ghoorkas decimated by rebel tribesmen. Reports place Commissioner Quinton possibly captured near Mow with Cooley and Grant forces unaccounted. The viceroy rushes troops into Assam and nearby states to prevent further disorder after the massacre.
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Thomas Baring Dead Affects Confidence in Resumeption
London April 2 Thomas Charles Baring member of Parliament for the city of London died in Rome from exhaustion after a surgical operation. He had banking ties in New York and was a long time partner in Baring Brothers & Co. He was born in 1831 at Adderbury Oxfordshire, son of the late Charles Baring and nephew of the first Lord Westbrook. He also served as a justice of the peace for Essex Middlesex London and Westminster.
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Old Physician Offers Free Remedy Recipe for Lung Ailments
An elderly retired physician claims a simple vegetable cure for consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and all throat and lung issues plus nervous debility. He says a East India missionary handed the formula and offers to mail the recipe with directions free in German French or English to anyone who requests it.
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Canadian ministers visit Washington to discuss fisheries accord
Sir Charles Tupper and ministers arrive at the Arlington Hotel after traveling from Ottawa and plan informal talks with Secretary Blaine. They will review Lord Stanley's letter outlining a revived 1864 reciprocity pact, revised 1838 trade terms, mutual access for fishery products, and related measures between Canada and the United States.
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Democrats Weigh Silver Policy Ahead of 1892
Eastern and Western Democrats largely agree that free coinage will not be a party measure in the next House and a free coinage bill may fail in the Senate. Some Democrats doubt the policy after a financial panic, while figures like Congressman Dewitt Warner warn it could hurt Democratic chances. Senator Gorman hints the issue may be settled by 1892.
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Americans Win Mosquito Region Land Concession in Honduras
The Honduras government grants E. W. Perry and F. M. Imboden a vast Mosquito region concession. They will fund public works including a Tegucigalpa to Caribbean army road over 300 miles long and a canal 20 miles long, plus 100 miles of telegraph lines. Immigrant settlement incentives are offered to populate the lands.
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Passing Out of Thought Italian Affair Markets Calm
Washington April 5 The excitement over the Italian affair has subsided. Secretary Blaine is not prepared to offer new information on the situation and no further bombshells are expected, so the event will likely not again dominate public interest and diplomacy will proceed as usual.
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Immigration policy likely to tighten next year says Press
The Washmorton Post notes rising chances that national platforms will push restrictive immigration laws. It cites talk of naturalization for foreign business nationals and cites Italy as a factor in defining the issue.
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Question on stage with Slowcoach and Mamie
A dialogue fragment shows Mr Slowcoach and Miss Mamie discussing a personal question about posture and stage presence. The exchange hints at humor and romantic undertones as they consider standing up or turning down.
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Correcting a Misapprehension
A Pittsburg Bulletin item describes a young girl with a sweet gaze and a black kitten. When asked the pet’s name she replied Wosebud, insisting she is not a child but a dear little person, a remark that amuses readers with her charming self view.
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The Dangers of Sleighing
A Harvard Lampoon sketch portrays Tom seeking sympathy after a fall leaving him unable to walk without a cane. Ethel rebukes him for rough sleigh driving while Clara questions reactions and she runs away in confusion.
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Alliance Organizer in Boston Eyes 1892 Presidential Push
Capt. R. B. Osborn national organizer for New York Farmers and Citizens Alliances was in Boston. He predicted quick recall to New England to organize Citizens assemblies and sub alliances, with a national convention planned in Cincinnati to form a producer alliance party for 1892.
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