Telegraphic Brevities and International News
A collage of brief items: Arnold & Co. New York coffee dealers granted some update. France’s war council approves Ferron’s army reforms. earthquake shocks reported in Summerville and in Constantinople area. Chicago wheat prices fall. traveler Daniel Knowles dies at 78 in Chelsea MA. Jubilee events honor Queen Victoria. Gladstone testimonial postponed. German socialist Kroker arrested. riot in Liverpool during jubilee. Queen Victoria jubilee services in New York. Delegation urges Ham mond for U S Supreme Court vacancy. mass meeting in Worcester ends bootmaker strike. Amalgamated Association membership rules loosened. Salt works strike evictions in Natrona Pa. Boschee’s German Syrup praised for coughs and lung diseases with trials and pricing.
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Arnold & Co
New York
Ferron
France
Summerville
Chicago
Daniel Knowles
Chelsea
Masa
Constantinople
Swyren
Sviv
Victoia
Gladstone
Herr Kroker
Reichstag
Liverpool
Trinity Church
New York City
Pooday
Queen Victoria
Brown
Blount
Crisp and Clements
Georgia
Cleveland
Hammond
United States Supreme Court
Coffee Market Opens Strong on Favorable Havre Reports
The New York coffee market opened sharply, gaining 1.25 cents over Saturday closes. First call bidding rose from 100 to 125 as Havre reports showed a 100 to 125 point increase, lifting New York in sympathy. By 11:30 a.m. sales reached 22,500 bags amid broad market confidence.
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New York
Havre
Cattle Receipts At Orlcado Market
Market reports show hull cattle and shipping steers selling around 3.50 to 3.60 per hundredweight. Stockers and feeders bring about 1.60 to 3.20, with Texas cattle and Western offerings listed at 3.60 to 4.30, and sheep receipts described as light and steady.
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Orlcado
Market Hull
Texas
Train collision at Potsdam leaves three dead
A June 20 collision between two trains at Potsdam, Benin, left one car burned. Three people were killed two women and a man and multiple others injured. Rescue crews recovered the bodies and attended to the injured.
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Benin
Potsdam
Baseball results from Baltimore to Cleveland and Cincinnati
Baseball scores from the day show Baltimore 3 over Brooklyn, New York. Athletics 5 over Metropolitan 7. Cleveland 10 over Louisville, Cincinnati 8. St. Louis 4.
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Eeteriag
BaLrimont
Baltimore
Brooklyn
New York
Athletics
Metropolitans
Cleveland
Louisville
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Bitters Promised for Ailments At Townslee’s
An old advertisement urges readers to use Bitters for numerous illnesses including debility headache and bilious complaints. It claims rapid improvements in strength appetite and vigor and promotes a water with fruit syrups at five cents at Towslee’s.
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Towslee's
Deals at Myers Offer Free Lawn Dress with Each 3 Purchase
A promotional notice claims every three dollar purchase at Myers yields a lawn dress for free. The garb is advertised amid claims of great prices on clothing and men’s wear, including marks on Eddy Street and other locations.
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Myers
At. Marks, Eddy Street
The Moon and the Weather and Moon Lore
An article discusses beliefs that the moon affects weather, noting that atmospheric tides exist but are far too small to govern rain. It explains moon phases, the idea of a dry moon, and why tides do not translate to daily weather changes, citing experiments and the role of almanacs.
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Adam Forepaugh
Chicago
Daniell
France
Chicago News
Twelve yard iren with every purchase of $3 a Mysre
A short, garbled notice mentions a twelve yard item and a promotion tied to a three dollar purchase. Details are unclear, with multiple misspellings obscuring the offer and involved parties.
Christening Customs in Transylvania Revealed in Folklore
A Popular Science Monthly piece recounts Transylvanian christening rites with two godfathers and two godmothers per child, varied local rules, and signs tied to the infant’s fate. Procedures include processional routes, window departures for bereaved families, and omens tied to baptism outcomes.
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Transylvania
Celatetlitigs
Inayme
Popular Science Monthly
Feather Formation From Skin Pyramid Described In Poultry Mascot
The article outlines, in a birds eye view, how a tiny bottom pit in the skin forms a pyramid that becomes a feather through layered cell growth. It describes radiating grooves, honey like skin coating, and the gradual flattening into a quill with a main groove and side veins, noting nails and hairs form similarly.
Public disrespect at Grant's Tomb sparks questions on sanctity
A passerby recalls a crowd gathered near Grant's Tomb where youths mocked the tomb with owl sounds and dust blew over the iron casket. He laments erosion of respect for the dead and questions if the site remains a symbol of national memory or a hinge for speculative real estate profits.
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Grant
City Mall
Broadway
Joseph Howard
Royal excess and jubilee fund cited in British press
The Salt Lake Tribune comments on Queen Victoria’s long reign and costly royal privileges. It notes substantial rents and annuities, a proposed jubilee fund of 5000 dollars daily, and pensions to veterans, questioning public affection for royalty amid lavish rewards.
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Victoria
Devonshire
England
Salt Lake
Jewish Pauperism in London Spectator Report
The London Spectator notes extensive Jewish pauperism in London with a claim that a third of Jews received state aid last year. It attributes this to large migrations including Portuguese Dutch and Sephardic Jews. The piece critiques or questions social aid patterns amid immigrant communities.
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London Spectator
UN London
Mogren
London
New York
Tri- UO
Fishing Banks on the New York Harbor Steamer Event
A New York Sun account details a harbor excursion aboard the Bay Ridge steamboat. Anglers reel in sea robin, sea bass, and a conger eel amid chaos on deck. A young shark then appears, prompting move the boat cries as the anchor is reefed and the voyage shifts to another bank.
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Anan
Joera
Chiao
Squire
Bay Ridge
New York Sun
Salve Claim Advertising Dr. Morris Hunts Springs
A warranted salve for old sores on man or beast claims to cure syphilitic ulcers itching and other conditions. Promises a positive private treatment and money back if no cure. Sold by mail for one dollar from Dr. E W Morris Hunter's Hot Springs Montana.
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Hunter's Hot Springs
Mont
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