Ghost Dance in Carthage Spurs Cautious Comment
Brief notice notes Sioux Indians performing a ghost dance in Carthage Indiana and suggests the ritual’s potential impact on national prosperity. The text presents the event as non alarming and historically contextualizes the practice without escalating concern.
Nine Kinds of Baldness Parade Remedies
A baldness expert declares nine kinds of baldness and lists remedies from sage tea to a Parisian wig. The alarmist tone is softened by noting the vast array of cures claimed for each type, underscoring folk remedies and fashion solutions.
Eight ironclads built as test ships for a navy race
The article notes Enatano constructing eight enormous ironclads at nearly 5 million dollars each with The Royal Sovereign costing more to hurry her to sea. It explains the test aim to identify structural or machinery defects and compares naval spending with French campaigns in Africa and the Dahomey conflict. It also discusses sermons about Paul in Acts and warns of political bribery and sectionalism ahead of elections, urging unity and moral action.
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Royal Sovereign
London
United States
Pompey
Scipio
Sins
Constantine
Eyrie
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Charleston
Chicago
Georgia
Massachuse
South Carolina
Ohio River
Autobiography Excerpt Reflects on War Regret
An editor recites two harsh editorials that helped push the war, recalling youth and impulsive aims. He says he would do things differently now, reflecting on bloodshed and bitterness the conflict caused.
Stamboul Sets World Stalion Record at 2 08 mile
The week reports Stamboul again breaks the world stalon record by running a mile in 2 08. Hayt wins New Hampshire Legislature seat for the Democrats. A broad mix of events follows from strikes to personal tragedies and notable bets on Indiana election results.
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Pisrwright
Charles H. Hayt
New Hampshire
Jachim Borgward
Milwaukee
Columbus
New Orleans
Jeremiah Phillips
Scranton
Harry Hilliard
New York
Chicago
Nina Deming
Tioga
Alaska
Point Barry
Suprenoff Island
F. C. Randolph
Montgomery
Ala
William Metcalfe
Fudge Randolph
Sam Holloway
Cincinnati
Hoe
Jane Holloway
Keck
Allentown
Bell and Garrison Avenues
St. Louis
Mike Dwyer
Tarfman
Indiana
Joseph J. O’donoghue
Department @ Agriculture
Widespread Uprisings and Chilean War Rumors Spark Tense Reports
Kingston dispatches report an attempted uprising at Cape Haytien quelled by Hippolyte with many arrests and possible executions. Elsewhere Chili readies for war with Argentina and Peru, arming troops amid alleged secret pacts against Chili. A Columbus treasurer, Richard Carter, was robbed of 400 dollars.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Hayti
Cape Haytien
Hippolyte
Chili
Argentine Republic
Peru
Pera
Parder
Valparaiso
Cleveland
United States
Santiago
Chile
Buenos Ayres
Eleson
Harrison
Richard Carter
Columbus
Revenge by molten solder ends in death at Clearwater Crossing
Four Hungarian priest miners near Junction Crossing Idaho fall ill after exposure to quicksilver. They hire a nurse Zacherovsky who abuses them. He is killed by molten solder poured into his ear by fellow miner Peter the Hun in an act of vengeance. An autopsy confirms death from injected metal reaching the brain.
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Babylon
Nebuchadnezzar
London
New York
Amytis
Euphrates
Mediterranean
Spain
India
King's
Karnak
Luxor
Nile
Nineveh
Ismelitish
Phxnicia
Central
Boman
Gibbon
Constantine
Horace
Virgil
Cicero
Junction Crossing
Clearwater River
Idaha
Zacherovsky
Peter the Hun
James Paulsen
Frauds Charged as Five Buffalo Election Inspectors Arrested
A Buffalo special reports Democrats won disputed offices Superintendent of Education and District Attorney after a tainted count. An election inspector affidavit claims district 1 ward 11 altered by 100 votes for Love, and district 3 ward 2 by 2 votes. Five inspectors jailed as returns across city clerk and county clerk offices disagree. County vote shows Cleveland ahead, city and towns favor Harrison.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Iith
Love
Bissel
Cleveland
Harrison
International Question Delays Venezuelan Ship Philadelphia
From La Guaira Venezuela the Philadelphia sailed with only consular clearance papers as Caracas refused to clear the vessel. Senator Mijaris former Caracas governor faced a surrender demand for cattle theft. Captain refused to hand him over. police were resisted. U.S. Minister Scruggs supported the captain, citing no extradition treaty. Venezuela then refused ship clearance and the Philadelphia departed without proper papers.
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la Guayra
Venzuela
New York Herald
Red Line
Philadelphia
Here
Senor Mijaris
Caracas
Mijaris
United States
Scruggs
Venezuela
Bloody election riot shocks North Carolina county
Reports state a violent clash at Big Rock Mitchell county NC after a bitter race between Republican Sheriff nominee George K. Pritchard and independent Republican Isaac McKinney. About twenty injured, four possibly fatally, as stones knives and pistols were used amid armed crowds. The area is noted for rowdy acts.
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Big Rock
Mitchell County
North Carolina
Johson City
Tenn
George K. Pritchard
Isaac McKinney
McKinney
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