Nominated is Because He is the Posses sor of a Bar's
A brief, unclear note discusses nomination linked to possession of a bar and its peculiar phrasing. The fragment hints at an individual nicknamed Plumed Knight and mentions handling or overseeing matters at a bar. Names, places, or dates are not discernible in the readable text.
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Conkling denies planned campaign return amid party tensions
The NY senator Roscoe Conkling, just home from Europe, rejects reports of a 1585 campaign comeback and insists he will not stump for Republican ticket. He denounces wealth based candidacy, critiques the state platform, and doubts party unity, emphasizing his legal work and health.
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Beautiful Mrs Walkup On Trial for Murder in Emporia
Minnie Wallace Walkup stands trial for the murder of her husband J S Walkup in Emporia Kansas. The case draws on her youth beauty and marriage to a wealthy man, with testimony on alleged arsenic and strychnine purchases and a possible Topeka fortune teller connection. Public opinion fluctuates as defense and prosecution argue health and motive.
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Silver dollar woes spark debate on policy at the Treasury
An expressman and financial figures criticize silver dollars as burdensome as government minting continues. The piece details post office, sub-treasury withdrawals, and rising circulation of coins, with estimates of totals held by the treasury and in use. It notes potential congressional action to ease the burden and cites the public’s uneasy stance toward the coinage policy.
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NOILE DANES AND THE NOBLE DANE AT BOSTON'S GREEN STREET
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Electric Belt advertisement promising health return
Young men urged to request a free illustrated pamphlet from The Volta Belt Co of Marshall Michigan offering a thirty day trial of the Electro Voltaic Belt and other electric appliances for nervous debility loss of vitality rheumatism neuralgia and related ailments claiming complete restoration guaranteed with no risk during the trial period.
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Cranberry harvest woes hit Wareham area bogs
In Wareham the eight mile cranberry region from Wareham Narrows including White Island pond and Frog Pond yielded about 30,000 barrels with over 1,000 pickers from Carver Rochester Marion and nearby towns. Prices slumped, several bog owners report losses, and White Island packing houses sell berries at five cents a quart.
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Free Grant biography offer for four Globe subscriptions
The Globe promotes a Library Life of General Grant offered to readers who send four yearly Globe subscriptions plus four dollars. The book is sold by subscription only, and Globe will mail a copy at its own expense to any reader meeting the terms.
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