President Cleveland Fishes on Adironack Lake With Guide Dave Cronk
A May 29 newspaper piece describes President Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland enjoying a tranquil Sabbath on a calm Adirondack lake. It highlights Dave Cronk as the President's skilled guide, detailing Cronk's intimate knowledge of every trout spot and his boast of guiding the President to fruitful fishing, while noting deer in the area and predicted favorable fishing conditions.
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Paul Srm
Cathedral of Pines
Cleveland
Lamont
Hese
Dave
Dave Cronk
Shelyave
T Sas
Olonel Lamon
Safeguards Broken by Supreme Court Valuation Ruling
Washington May 29 The Supreme Court decision in Auffeardt limits government power to punish undervalued consignments. The 1884 suit for 300000 overvalued goods, filed under Revised Statutes, was affected by a ruling that requires a fraud intent before penalties. The ruling shifts value setting to foreign markets and weakens home market control.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Auffeardt
C. A. Auffeardt
United States
Diamond ink marks glass to label bottles
The article describes diamond ink a glass etching preparation using ammonium fluoride barium sulphate and sulfuric acid. It etches a rough surface on contact and white marks to resist liquid spread, though it corrodes pens. A sample in a coated glass bottle was analyzed at Professor Maisch request.
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Maisch
A Minute With the Sages Burdette in Brooklyn Eagle
A humorous column mocks a sage speaking to a crowded room. The spoof features garbled speech and a mock warning about a scheming figure who could claim salary, clothing, and even hair, hinting at distrust of pretenders and the audience’s wary reaction.
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Burdette
Brooklyn Eagle
Ben
Unclear OCR fragment on legal manuscript filing
Fragmentary text shows an attempt to file a brief and unread clerical notes. Mentions attorney, manuscript, and shape work context with garbled phrases. No identifiable person or event details emerge from the legible lines.
Non unionists fire on outsiders at Natrona strike
Alarming news from Natrona Pennsylvania Salt Works near the Allegheny river reports non union men firing on outsiders. Two wounded one critically. a high fence surrounds the works as bitterness over the strike grows. A Knight of Labor woman from Ohio gathered tales of starvation burns and a revolt with the superintendent fired upon.
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Pirrspuro
Penn
Natrona
Alleghany River
Pennsylvania
Ohio
President Cleveland consolidates twenty five internal revenue districts
An executive order abolition of 25 internal revenue collection districts reduces national collectors from 865 to 60 and reorganizes the system. The order takes effect June 15 or as soon as feasible, marking a dramatic consolidation of tax administration nationwide.
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Cleaveland
United States
Massachusetts
Orward
Tenth District
Two Fishermen Rescue After Six Days Without Food
Edward Hogan of Quebec and John Brown of Boston survived six days at sea after leaving the Gloucester schooner Richard Lester near Banquereau. A dense fog thwarted trawls and left them emaciated before a bark named Katie McGuire picked them up 40 miles off Canso and delivered them to North Sydney.
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Harrfax
N. S
North Sydney
Canso
Katie McGuire
Edward Hogan
Quebec
John Brown
Boston
Richard Lester
Vibert
Banquereau
Anti Sea
Aracle
Dr McGlynn's Intentions In Meriden Visit
Meriden May 28 Dr McGlynn registered at the Winthrop in Meriden last evening. A waitress Miss Maggie Malloy from New York spoke with her old pastor who learned she is seeking to renew contact with him. He conveyed information that her plan to return to New York is uncertain and may be revisited in a few days.
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Merwe
Conn
Meriden
Dr. McGlynn
Winthrop
Maggie Malloy
New York
Threats unite French and Irish over Lansdowne Montreal visit
Montreal rumor says Lord Lansdowne may attend the Queen's jubilee on June 21 and receive a warm welcome. Street talk links Irish and French groups in a show of unity, with St. Patrick's Society ironclad about potential trouble if provocation arises.
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Montreal
Que
Lord Lansdowne
Lord Landsdowne
St. Patrick’s Society
Gilman
Era
Tanfon
Alifo
Lansdowne
I Lansdowne
St. Patrick's Society
Nottenenge
Stan Lansdowne
Cunard
Hong Kong
Vancouver
Yokolama
Natchez
Mate Building
Union States
Enitnre
Cook County
Howard
Inols
Balimore
Oward
Carroll
Kings
Treasury Department
Thompson
MacLeod
Philadelora Tron
Suenos Ayres
Aventine Republic
Buenos Ayres
Tie Rae Ol de Sala
Cremen
Oceae
MacLeod Wert Jobai Garter
Hartford
Conmu
Ropevelt Street
New Age
John Moohen
John Ryan
Bo Jer
Tod
Leisenring
Alexander Work
Netiopet Butchers’ Association of Ghicags
Apotany
Maynard
Customa
New York
Santa Fe
Wichita
Gee
Gambling Sharks Beaten by Kluff in Mississippi River Tale
An Indianapolis Journal reminiscence traces 52 years of gambling along the Mississippi. It recalls Gov George PoinDexter’s famed poker game, a high-stakes effort to raise funds, and a dramatic attempt to borrow money aboard a riverboat. The narrator notes waves of river gambling, outlines key players, and recalls a scene where banknotes were carried in a carpet sack.
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Kluff
Poindexter
Ciindianapolis Journal
Mississippi
George Poindexter
New York
Louis vi
Cairo
Mit
Pat Dole Gove
Avery
Han
Troublesome Half-Breeds In Northwest Canada
Reports from the Northwest alarm Ottawa as dissatisfied half-breeds resist scarce aid distribution. Gov grants one bushel of seed for two, seeds unpaid, lands unpaid, raising fears of unrest and possible police action or leadership changes amid tensions with Riel era politics.
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Ottawa
Rern
Riel
The Unlucky Opal in a Luncheon Tale
A lively luncheon tale recounts a man who acquires an opal tied to luck and misfortune. After a small dispute over a ring, a confrontation erupts and the opal is used to escape. The narrator claims superstition affects all races, ending with the opal’s curse on its wearer.
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Total Attorney
Erenne
Wwe
News In Brief From The Nation
The notice lists political, military, and social items: Florida, West Virginia, and Senate entries. Major General Sickles to attend a soldiers monument ceremony. Jerusalem Hebrew population growth. Archbishop Williams in Rome. Grant estate proceeds from her husband's works. various crimes and trials including John Greenwall, Weeks murder, and state legislature actions. stowaways, a Chicago monster barbecue, Welland canal opening, and Ottawa parliament adjournment. Also covered are Luxuries of royalty, Burns, and naval and railway reports with mixed weather and local incidents.
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Unite
Asco
Florida
Eea
West Virginia
Kenna
Senate
Daniel E. Sickles
Haven
Jerusalem
Archbishop Williams
Boston
Rome
Grant
Marshall Orgeveee
John Greenwall
Yman Weeks
Brooklyn
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Hursday
Quebec
Port
Andere
Geree
Atlantic
Chicago
Welland Canal
Dominion
Ottawa
Lansdowne
Grand Lodge
Saratoga
N. Y
Ilinois
Maryland
New York
Sotland
Nanticoke
Lemos Sheehan
Jose B. Zoleski
Finot
Minn
Tiche
Pablo Crispire
Largo
Oak
Tull
Hawthorne
Thomas Byrnes
Chiet
Ow York Detective Bureau
Byrnes
Andrew Jackson
Charlie Stewart
Andiather Stewart
Aerish
Cunam
United States Navy
Theodore Dwight Cook
Utica
William Bradford
Plymouth Colony
Rusk
Wisconsin
Amelia Zimmerman
Peckham
of Ospive
Charles J. Hutchins
U. E
I Clarnon
Annapolis ‘Naval Academy
Piceven
Neen
India
Holkar
Matohos
England
Mackaysie
London
Frederick William
Mary Howtt
Ernest Pfeiffer
Tillpargh
Jesse James
War 1
Day Popag
Wyoming
Crook
George Kibitz
Speer
William Anderson
Oskaloosa
Lion
Ingersoll
Frank R
Om Kaayne
Mason
Frank
Ingersol
Canon Fleming
Queen Victoria
Hillisher
Dr. Talmage
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Ing
Talmage
Fane
Tela
hay market adapts to Canada reliance and New York supplies
Receivers report hay in New York scarce and late arrivals expected until the new crop. Freight rates improve gradually and shipping costs edge upward in several routes. Demand remains fair and market steady with some grades showing a small advance. Prices for good quality range from 18 to 2 per ton, with lower grades at around 10 per ton.
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Empire State
Canada
New York
Hoston
New England
Fruit And Dairy Stuff From The Southern Track Train
The Delaware and Maryland peninsula daily fruit and produce train will likely ship more this year due to improved arrangements though fewer cats among yesterday’s receipts. Southern vegetables will soon be used up and berries will move north on the Boston tale. Fresh apples are in demand though russets fetch about 2.75 to 4.76 per barrel wholesale. Evaporated apples are scarce and dear. Native asparagus supply is ample with favorable prices. Butter is weak, cheese steady, eggs firm. Receipts listed below.
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Delaware and Maryland Peninsular
Boston
Aspara
Ale Wits
Fran’ Co
Fate Todood
Fifa
New York
Ozire
Cape
Aroostook
Tod Abe
Baldwing
Baldwin
Hebron
Sy Imael
Trade Topics and Industry Outlook in Holyoke Paper City
The periodical notes active paper mills in Holyoke with persistent low profits and high production, while coal price prospects look favorable for summer. Maine traders are cautious on stockpiling as new factories rise, and grain receipts in Boston show steady to firm prices. Tobacco trade is uneven with mixed merchant activity, prices holding near steady amid broad market fluctuations. Poultry demand remains moderate and fishery improvements appear, with coastal fish moving in and a limited muskler coast supply.
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Holyoke
Maine
Ivan
Dusness
Loston
Lssé
Sceverse
Morket Tho Ney
Prices for Produce in New York and Chicago Markets
New York and Chicago market notes from May 28 report broad price moves across flour corn wheat and pork. Flour prices varied with type, spring wheat quoted lower at select lots, while rye and oats fixed or eased. Corn and oats weaker to steady, beef and pork markets depressed, cheese and butter showing mixed shifts. Chicago receipts and shipments indicate subdued demand with flour and grain demand steady to soft, and butter and dairy prices adjusting to current activity.
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New York
Cotton Exchange
City Mills
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Ostac
City Steam
Western
Geers Anset
Liverpool
Chicago
Ats Wai
Saas
Onda
Qomumon
Michigans
Naigé
Custom of removing clothing noted on Gold Coast natives
Fragmentary 19th century text describes a ritualized act of removing most garments as a sign of respect. The passage references a Gold Coast practice and compares it to travelers' tales about climate, attire, and etiquette with dated, brittle phrasing and aged terms.
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Gold Coast
A Good Word That Works Two Ways
A short Somerville Journal item notes a religious man using the phone with a polite Hello greeting and then reversing the expression on departure, reflecting a playful twist on speech patterns.
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Somerville Journal
This Doesn't Mean Massachusetts
A brief Buffalo Express notice reflects on gratitude and accountability while noting the Legislature’s adjournment and the public mood as the session concludes.
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Massachusetts
Buffalo Express
Bridge Open Four Years Draws Eight Million
The Philadelphia Record notes the Brooklyn bridge has been open four years with total receipts reaching eight million dollars. The milestone underscores the rapid traffic growth and major financial impact of the grand urban crossing.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
He Got His Second Wind.
Joshua Sawyer, long noted as a sharp legal mind, practiced in Hyde Park and resided there for years before his death in St Albans. His handwriting is referenced as a notable characteristic of his professional legacy.
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St. Albans
Joshua Sawyer
Hyde Park
Oliver Ditson Catalog Offers New Vocal and Instrumental Pieces
Boston publisher Oliver Ditson & Co announces a large weekly catalog of vocal and instrumental works with marked prices. Featured are Gounod Forever With the Lord for various voices, At Even Song, Beat of All, Ash Tattle Maiden, Our Nation Forever Live, All is Quiet cradle song arrangement, Sea Shells concert waltz, Memorial Day March, Fairy and chore a, Gavotte, Rock-a-tale nurse song, and other selections for piano and organ.
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Oliver Ditson & Co
Boston
Charles Gounod
the Lord
J. Montgomery
Alice and
Acey
Caroline Lowthian
Frank Moir
Vera
Rudolf Et Que
Laura Bedgwick Collins
Pred N.inges
E. i Belcher
Ares
Radantes Idegro
Easso
White, Smith & de Ante
White
Val Barytone
Bey Beck
Feng Pone
Thoy la Power
Moga’ Ms
Ipobie
Holst
Malis
G. Merk
H. Lichner
Almple
Davernay
Ingene
Donata
Scotland
Boston Market Butter Recap Mirrors Past Week Trends
Boston on Monday May 30 reports butter receipts continuing from the past week with the market remaining without clear direction. Prices and supply levels show steady demand as traders monitor regional offers and global cues.
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Boston
Gloucester Fish Market Receipts and Prices Rise
Gloucester May 25 reports weekly codfish receipts exceed 2 for the first time since last August. A quiet trade in dry fish persists while dried goods stay firm. New stock arrives, demand steady for fresh Baltic catch, with large halibut and cod sales noted. prices quoted for various species and sizes.
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Groverstorr
Tee
Georges Breeweee
Oak Ipswich
Dade Jeffries
Bay Fundy
Agra
Ameriah Bureau
Cassies
Anks
Enri N. Woods
Hali
Iesmen
Gloversterr
Georges
Apes
Peat
I Bane
Ead Media Do
Cetera Bank
Shore God
de Gallon
Ps, L Laat Sales O € of Ees Eas
Baby as a catalyst in Chicago sports fortunes
A playful verse from Chicago News contrasts the league fortunes of the Chicago team with and without a central figure nicknamed Baby. When Baby smiles or plays, the club falters. when Baby is angry or sidelined, Chicago wins. The poem hints at changing team dynamics and strategic shifts driven by Baby's presence.
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Chicago News
Chicago
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Val
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Pittsburg Dispatch
W. L. White
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Wallace Christian
Fisherville
Ind
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Panama
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Dal Graham
Alleghny
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Shamokin
Fially
John Dorris
East Lit
Ean
Frank McCue
Thirty-third Street
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Brimfield
Noble County
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Sherman
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Fred Ma Ason
Water
Order of Good Templars
Alabama
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Oriff
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Dover
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Ninth City Association
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HAY
Trade Topica
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Voviou
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Gow
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Texas
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Sierra Leone
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Bulletin of New Music
Gloucester Fish Mareret
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