Centennial of the federal judiciary opens in New York
Ex-President Grover Cleveland presided at the Metropolitan Opera House as the centennial celebration of the federal judiciary opened amid rain and lavish decoration. Notables included ex-Justice William Strong and Chief Justice Fuller, with speeches on the Supreme Court’s origin and sovereignty followed by prayers and benediction.
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New York
Washington
Federal Judicary
Metropolitan Opera House
United States Supreme Court
Grover Cleveland
William Strong
Evarw
T. J. Semmes
New Orleans
Geo. Wom. T. Sherman
Pra M. Depew
David Dudley Ield
Crawd Symphony Orchestra
Morgan Dix
Armour
New York State Bar Association
Supreme Court of the United States
William Allen Butler
Henry Hitchcock
Supreme Court
Hitchcock
Thomas Semmes
Louisiana
Cbief
Edward J. Phelps
Vermont
Fuller
Justice Field
United States
Multiple City Weather and News Briefs From A Rush of Reports
Wires report a cold streak with New York 62 and Washington 20 degrees. The Sixth National Bank of New ark resumes business. Belfast faces a London scandal reemergence. Twelve youths perished in a laborer band car accident near Sea Mion. Mr and Mrs Whitelaw Reid postpone Paris ball due to Secretary Tracy calamity. Sedalia Mo hosts a small prohibition state conference chaired by J A Hughes. Harriet Beecher Stowe shows health gains and mental clarity. Fleming defeats Goff in a Goff-Fleming contest with 43 to 40. Carr votes with Democrats. A labor senator from Union is involved in calumny cases against Frederick, mother of Emperor William. The colored men’s convention adjourned after a stormy session led by P P Pinchback. Reports of a Philadelphia New York syndicate backing railway finance surface. Jeset Soren Aan and W G Bogue discuss viaduct specs and Union Pacific ship shop plans remain unchanged.
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New York
St. Louis
Cinstad
Chicago
Washington
Sixth National Bank of Newark
London
Belfast
Northern Pacific
Mion
Whitelaw Reid
Paris
Tracy
Sedalia
J. A. Hughes
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Goff Fleming
Fleming
Goff
Carr
Herc S0smith
Cole
Garete
Empresas
Frederick
William
Colored Men’s Convention
Ion Ent
Chie Cosa Petitor
P. P
Philadelphia
Rsaach & Reading Railroad
Jeset Soren
Latest Styles in Boys and Children's Hats at Racket Store
Hats and caps for boys and children showcased by Racket Store with a focus on current styles. A notice invites shoppers to attend an evening meeting featuring Sieben and other attendees.
Upholstery and Mattress Maker Spotlight at Blex
A bustling workshop showcases a full line of Erin Freee products at Blex with skilled upholsterers and craftspeople completing intricate fabricwork. The feature highlights precision, material choice, and the craft trades behind custom seating and bedding solutions.
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Erin Freee
Blex
Rebel
Fragmented Health Note on Eruptions and Treatments
The readable text mentions skin eruptions and fevers with references to treatments or remedies. It implies a medical discussion of symptoms like outbreaks and ailments, with unclear claims about cures or outcomes and a potential date or quantity. The legibility limits precise details.
Tragic White House Loss as Secretary Tracy Grieves
Secretary Tracy endures deep grief after the death of his wife and daughter. Mrs Tracy and Miss Tracy to be buried in the east room of the White House with funeral services planned for tomorrow. Tracy’s son Frank arrived by special train, and the president and British diplomat officials conveyed sympathy as Tracy shows strength amid tragedy.
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Washtneton
Tracy
Frank B. Tracy
Halford
White House
Mary Tracy
Mrs. Tracy
Julian Pounceforte
Rhueen
Wilmerding
Bismarck Dines With Emperor in Informal Evening
Feb 4 report from Bertin says Bismarck hosted a grand dinner where the emperor attended. The two men spoke affably, shared wine during the meal, and after, at the emperor’s request, Bismarck smoked his pipe as conversation broadened to general topics.
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Bismarck
Emperor
Bertin
Ince
Bloodthirsty Carpenter Turrets Western Hotel Bar Fight
A carpenter named Jack Ballentine attacked the Western hotel bar at midnight. He broke windows and slashed two men with a knife, injuring Al. Pickering who is hospitalized under a physician's care. D. P. Smith tried to disarm Ballentine and nearly lost a finger. Ballentine, jailed, previously served two years for the same offense.
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Jack Ballentine
Western Hotel
al. Pickering
D. P. Smith
Ballentine
Cham berlain's Cough Remedy Praised for Quick Relief
The piece extols Cham berlain's Cough Remedy claiming it neutralizes cold effects when taken early, opens airways, loosens mucus, and restores health in two days. It compares favorably with six rival products and lists B. B. David as a seller. Also notes a lost two items including a medium roan cow branded REY and a small clothing item.
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Chamberlain
T Properties
B. B. David
Rey
Kuneer
The Common Goose Its Ancestry and Folklore
The article traces the goose’s ancestry to Europe and wild birds, noting color variation and weights around fifteen to sixteen pounds. It discusses fattening practices from history, Louis XIV, and a French marketwoman, plus Chinese cultivation, a 100 year lifespan, goose hissing as historic theater critique, and the legend of geese saving Rome by honking during a watchmen’s ball.
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Europe
Indianapolis Journal
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Louis XIV
Epicures
Rom
Rome
The Satsuma Jar and the Penny Savings Habit
A busy woman keeps a small Satsuma jar on her desk to collect unexpected money from pockets and drawers. The pennies form a community, funding small acts of kindness like sending a posy or a birthday souvenir, while remaining a source of quiet, ongoing savings.
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Vallambross
Ladies’ Home Journal
Apples on a wagon stir astonished proprietor
A bewildered proprietor and clerk react to a man claiming a Countryman Can ball 7000 wag on a load of apples this morning as a madder factory appears in a Chicago Tribune scene.
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Jacobs
Chicago Tribune
City Engineer Johnston Resigns and Bond Takes Post
City council convened in a regular session approving a year’s budget and new offices. J.A. Johnston resigns as city engineer to join Water State Canal company. Fred Bond appointed as his successor. Plans approved for a new Alert hose house costing 5000 and measures to curb sling shot use by youths.
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Johnston
Fred Bond
Menara
Roberts
McGregor
P. S. Quook
T. B. Hicks
Frank A. Miller
BE. W. Mann
Warren Avenue
Jenks
Water Committee
Lowvat
Messrs. Robina and
Richardson
Tha
Soyder Street
Atreet Ani Alloy Committee
Boys Here’s Your Chance for Free Patch and Sew Work
A reader note invites boys to help with sewing and patching tasks at CUEYENNE Steam Laundary, offering to do the work without extra charge and promising quick, reliable service for repairs and mending.
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