Inventions and tensions as nation fluctuates in era
A wide spread of topics fills the page from a global energy estimate to wartime troop movements and a push for new propulsion ideas. Notable items include Britain’s ship power comparison, U S hemp and jute production shifts, tax receipts buoyed by spirits, and speculative tech such as a chain driven engine replacing steam.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Missouri
Kansan
Tur
Miyxxsora
Elevation Rumors Roil European and American Circles
Reports from Italian papers claim Mar Corrigan may rise to cardinalate in New York. U S officials deny Canovas mediation talks with Spain on Cuba autonomy. Debates unfold on naturalization safeguards and anti filibustering measures as Cuba tensions rise amid political shifts and notable deaths.
Diverse 19th Century Telegram Notices Span Disasters and Digs
Notices report a price drop in mining tonnage from 61 to 51 cents in Massillon Ohio, a cyclone wrecking Benton Arkansas, funeral services for Joseph B. McCullagh of St. Louis, first blizzard across Missouri Kansas and the territories, Europe’s surge for Alabama pig iron, deaths in Louisville Ky and Pachuca Mexico, a shoe factory strike in Stoneham Mass resolved, a Collinsville Illinois zinc fire, New York governor inauguration, Louisiana drought distress, and a train robbery suspect captured in Kansas.
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Massillon
Ohio
Benton
Ark
Pans
Joseph B. McCullagh
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Missouri
Kansas
Territories
Europe
Alabama
One
Liverpool
Peor
Macrien Kiney
Louieville
Abe South
Pachuca
Mexico
Minera
Chicago Alton
Blue
Editor Joseph McCullagh Found Dead After Window Jump
The Globe-Democrat editor Joseph McCullagh was found dead on the pavement behind his residence early morning. He had been confined to his room since November due to acute asthma and nervous depression from labor. The death is believed to involve a self-inflicted fall after a failing breath during the night.
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Sankey Consingham
Albany
Kate Camp
Cunningham
D. Carrexton
A. Weyrick
St. Louis
Louis W. Jackson
Jour
Henry Wier
Wilmington
Del
Tre
Perry
Jernican
Austin
Tex
Waxy
Henry F. Strauss
Langlade County
Wis
Medica
Wash
Joseph F. Mecale Ing
The
Globe-Democrat
Pina Hoelevant
Joseph McCullagh
New York
Freeman's Journal
Louie
Missouri Democrat
Washington
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago
Raptine Ican
Review of Trade
Henry
Carcago
Colusmus
Youngstown
Joseph Hetz
Strathers
Teo Havre
Ind
Tignes
Eugene V. Debs
Senate
Southern gleanings and local banking news mixed
The column mixes Southern gleanings on shipping growth in New Orleans and New York, notes the Commercial Bank of Selma Alabama failing to open, and mentions other Selma banks. It covers a corn yield story from near Anderson DC, a Selma bank treasurer's suicide, a crime link to Wright Crawford, a Tennessee phosphate beds estimate, and several local obituaries and notices.
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Joseen Herd
Struthers
Miami Powder Co
Xenia
Joseph Kreleer
Joseph Ing
Cimarron
Albert
George Wilson
Keokuk & Western
Norwalk
State Association
Collinaville
Freom
Santa Gertrusi Mino Pachuca
Mexico
Minera
Grange B. Witatxa
Episcopal Church
Selma
Selina Bank
Deux Freres
Fecamp
Calais
Nelsonville
Lees
Witttas Praovg
Divide
Til
AL Cochitan
Greeley
Col
Strawberry Street
Phila- Ampbia
Dist. Tur Commercial National Bank
Roanoke
Monix Tor
Bay City
Mich
J. A. R Extsorr
Kansas
United States
Dnly
Topeka
Kan
Kansans City
Passaic
Eastport
N. Y
Kingston
Eckets
Petersburg
R. J. Marding
W. Bankston
T. M. Henry
New York
New Orleans
Commercial Mack
Als
Commercial Bank of
Ala
Tts
Commercial
American Exchange National
Chicago
First National
BK. M. Nelson
Alabama
City National Bank
Booth
Quince Hammond
Anderson
D. C
Hammond
Almacif
Ghareh
George A. Wilkins
Commercial Bank
Alm
Episcopal Diocese of
St. Paul's Parish
St. Andrew's Brotherhood
The
Odd Fellows
Young Men's Christian Association
Wright Crawford
Pig Newell
Newell
Crawford
Tenoessee
Tennessee
Commonwealth
Rabbit inoculation scheme alarms Australia
The Australian government fears rabbit overpopulation harming crops. New York writer Mr Fond, a Queensland government bacteriologist, will test inoculation methods on about 200 acres split into three plots to study the virus and alternative diseases if needed.
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New York Journal
Fond
Queensland
Central Rabbit Association
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