Mummy of Gramercy Park Returns in New Exhibits
Across the page a miscellany of international politics and local incidents is reported. Highlights include British naval preparations, Russian moves toward India, the German parliamentary scene, and a drowning near Bridgeport. Also noted are a revived Gramercy Park mummy exhibition and various political alignments in the United States.
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Tilden and
Kearney
Gramercy Park
Canada
England
New Guinea
Bismarck
Tue
Frankfort Zeitung
Washington
Congress
Beaconsfield
Gibraltar
Malta
Cyprus
Great Britain
Asia Minor
Russia
India
Hindoo Koosh
Black Sea
Bank of France
Ben
Butler
National Party
Bedford
Maine
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Hayes
Gen. Bristow
United States
South Carolina
Bris
Odessa
Tilden
Columbia College
New York
New Orleans
Gen. Butler
Chinese Labor Consolation Amid Chicago Shoemaker Strike
A brief item notes that among the Chicago shoemakers on strike the best consolation cited is related to Chinese labor. The piece frames the sentiment in a concise, period-voice report.
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Chicago
Riots Ahead for Chicago If Chinese Labor Is Used
The writer warns that Chicago may face severe social unrest and arson if shoe manufacturers hire Chinese labor to replace striking workers. He cites prior Pittsburg riots as a pattern and urges manufacturers to reconsider, predicting widespread trouble and possible violence involving incendiaries and mobs.
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Chicago
Dennis Kearney
Pittsburg
East
Not a Modern Tonic But a Century-Old Cure All
An advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a supreme tonic to invigorate a weak constitution and restore digestion. It claims to prevent malarial fevers, cleanse blood impurities linked to rheumatism and gout, and strengthen nerves and mood, targeting those with delicate health.
Free cure offer ad from Missionary in South America
Special notices offer a free receipt for a remedy claimed to cure youth errors nervous weakness early decay and loss of manhood. The ad says the remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America and asks readers to send a self addressed envelope to Rev. Joseph T. Inman at Bible House New York.
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Alex. Stephens
New Orleans
Afghanistan
Dizzy
Robert Bonner
Dexter
Rarus
Mr. B
Omaha
Cabul
Spain
Gov. Palmer
Tilden
Tam
T. Ou
Earl of Dunraven
Rocky Mountains
Leopold
Victoria
Bruce
Cleveland
Mississippi
Ohio
Russia
Moscow
Vatican
Papal
Bismarck
Rome
É&O
South America
Joseph T. Inman
Station Db
Bible House
New York
Seplfeoda&wly
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Edward Burns
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New Hampshire
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Lynn
Massachusetts
Aman
Cincinnati
Queen Victoria
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L. W. Goss
Swiftsure
Pennsylvania
Don Cameron
Calhoun' Woop
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Tuhe
Chicago & Northwestern A. RB
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Minnesota
President Hayes
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Vranchuk
Philipovich
Truman Kelly
Potter Committee
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Shakespeare
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Joseph Ttmooch
Meriden
Juriimar Plagius
Democratic Congress
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Sampson
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France
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Texas
Chun Lan Pin
Joan P. Hoy
Arizona
Idaho
Senate
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John
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