William H Vanderbilt Dies In New York At 64
William H. Vanderbilt dies of apoplexy in New York at 64. He rose from modest beginnings on Staten Island to lead the Central railroad system, earning praise for his family devotion, charitable gifts, art patronage, and careful, steady management.
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Drew, Robinson & Company
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Message from President Cleveland to Congress 1885
President Cleveland sends a long message to Congress on December 8 1885 covering tariff and revenue policy Chinese immigration issues Mormon policy civil service reform and navy modernization. He notes Vice President Hendricks death and urges restraint in silver coinage and better federal organization including a reformed Navy Department and a broader extradition treaty with Britain. He discusses domestic economic measures to lower living costs and defend labor while warning against gold depletion and silver hoarding risks.
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Pittsburg Rich Men Push Against Population Tide
Pittsburg officials report seventy residents aggregate to $180 in wealth as the city touts a growing number of affluent residents, claiming more rich men per capita than any other city in the region.
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Having Fun With Earths in Drake's Travelers' Magazine
An astronomer says a sun versus earths comparison would balance if a hundred thousand Earths weighed against the Sun, but the test is impractical. The idea intrigues readers during long winter evenings, yet scarcity and fatigue limit the experiment.
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A Large Spacious Handsome Thought Unknown Philosopher
A fragment titled A Large Spacious Handsome Thought appears attributed to an unknown philosopher. It states No soul was ever yet saved and no good deed was ever done tomorrow. The aphoristic line hints at a skeptical view of moral action and future salvation.
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Castoria Recalled Phrase From Old Pediatric Adage
A vintage testimonial references Castoria as a comforting remedy across generations. The verse traces its use from infancy through motherhood, highlighting the product as a familiar family staple handed down with children.
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