Washington Gossip Hints at Senate Moves and Appointments
The senate sergeant at arms was notified of Senator Stanford's death. Washington reports on appointments including Lowery Colby Ridgeley MacDonald and more. Civil service exams add modern languages and library topics for agriculture. Bail posted for theater incident defendants. Lifesaving medals awarded and Hawaiian mission status discussed amid pension office changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
California
Charles J. Lowery
Perccipal
Yive Leonard W. Colby
Benjamin H. Ridgeley
Kentucky
Genove
Switzerland
O. D. MacDonald
Massachusetts
Hamilton
Canada
Department of Agriculture
Civil Service Commissioners
Col. F. ©. Ainesworth
Covert
Pilot Island
Wisconsin
A. P. Reynolds
Washington
Colonel Blount
State Department
Samuele
Proctor Knott
Blount
Lochren
Pension Office
Smith
Leland Stanford
Senate
Martin
Tita
H. M. DeYoung
Herbert
Et Eckles
Frederick N. Pauley
First National Bank
Consolidated National Bank
San Diego
Cal
Treasury Department
Treasury
Patrick H. Winston
United States
Thomas R. Brown
Andrew Watson
Fort Townsend
O. J. Malkey
Pungent Sound
Carlisle
Wood and
Lewis
Broiler Factory at Morton Farm Drives Poultry Trade
The New York Tribune notes a poultry complex on Morton’s farm with incubators from Prairie State and Pineland. About 5000 incubated chickens weekly, half of eggs hatch, four days after candling 20 percent infertile, most chicks grow to market weight in 14 weeks. Brooder pens, water-heated pipes, and a simple layout produce large white stock for a refined egg trade.
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Morton
Studion
The
New York Tribune
Poultry Department
Broilera
Fnaeatha
Plymouth Rock
Minorca
Feathered Room at Moritzburg Castle Draws Royal Guests
The Dresden Heath mansion Moritzburg near Saxony hosts emperors William I and King Arthur of Saxony as a historic retreat. Its Feathered Room features tapestries, rugs, bedspread, and tester curtain woven from exotic bird plumes, all in Mexican handwork gifted by the King of Spain to August the Strong.
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Moritzburg
Dresden
William I
Arthur
Saxony
August the Strong
France
Spain
New York World
Football hazards in 1892 93 British season claim many lives
During the 1892 3 football season in Great Britain there were twenty six deaths on the field or from football incidents thirty nine broken legs twelve broken arms twenty five broken collarbones and seventy five other injuries. Football is widely played in England with villages and hamlets each fielding teams and reporting fatalities.
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Great Britain
England
Victoria Sinks After Collision With Camperdown Off Tripoli
A British battleship Victoria and its sister Camperdown collided near Tripoli in the eastern Mediterranean. The Victoria sank fifteen minutes after the blow, with about 400 lives lost including Vice Admiral Sir George Trion. The disaster prompted rapid dispatches, political remarks, and inquiries into naval procedures.
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Lonlon Sayo
Victoria
Mediterranean
Tripoli
Camperdown
Royal George
Victorian
Vicw
Trion
Chaptain Morrin
Monro
Fleet
Ricord
Forman
Harding
Deadman
Hatherly
Beaton
Howell
Boatewain Harmon
Meade
Grieve
Flakes
Lanyon
Penly
Guambler
Scarlet
Brooks
Clarks Allen
Savage
George ‘Trion
Africa
Petea
London
Duke of Edinburgh
Admiralty
Admiralty Board
Reodr
Markham
Gladstone
House of Commons
George Hamilton
The
Notes of Her Progress and Prosperity Across the South
In Nashville Tennessee the Sutherland Lumber yards burned causing an estimated loss of seventy five thousand dollars. The Southern Passenger Association rate committee met in Asheville North Carolina. Four Los Angeles banks closed their doors due to heavy withdrawals. Governor Turney of Tennessee returned from New York City after failing to place sixteen hundred thousand dollars in securities. Knoxville reports the acquittal of Sam Walker, the constable charged with murder, amid public doubt. A Birmingham bank run followed rumors of a refused eighty thousand dollar check. Vice President Stevenson visited Memphis on private business. The A J Miller Furniture Co of Savannah entered receivership with liabilities around twenty six thousand dollars. State geologists in North Carolina study brown stone beds and clay beds. phosphates to be examined later. Paul R Trammell named collector for the district of Georgia. The Cassell Publishing Co failure stirs Atlanta interest. the firm had aided Southern authors. L F Garrard files foreclosure suits in Alabama and Georgia to unify Mobile and Girard railroad assets. Nashville reports suggest B S Rhea & Sons faced financial strain with asset transfers totaling about one hundred fifteen thousand dollars to secure claims.
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Los Angeles
Cal
First National
Southern California
Broadway Bank
Bristol
Knoxville
Tenn
Sam Walker
First National Bank of
Birmingham
Ala
Stevenson
Memphis Tenn
le Rock
Ark
Citizeme
Geeveuses
Griffin & Seiler
Raleigh Apediall
Holmes
Sanford
Anson
Harnett
Pender County
Paul R. Trammell
Georgia
District of Georgia
Paul ‘Trammell
Whitefield County
Georgia Senate
L. N. Trammell
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Cassell Publishing Company
New York
Atlanta Ga
Henry W. Grady
Toombs
P. A. Stovall
Dr. Lee
Atlanta
Hon. L. F. Garrard
Mobile and Girard
Circuit Court of the United States
Montgomery
Chattahoochee River
Columbus
Garrard
Mobile and Girard Railroad
Fralalie
Colin Campbell
Sarah G. Jones
Richmond
Mies Amelia Barr
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Todus Hoptina University
Mies
Florence Boscom
Massachusetts
Maria Pin
Portugal
Europe
Clara C. Barnum
Mathematical Club
Yale
Mra Perkins
Missouri
New Mexico
Mary Spink
Indianapolis
Ind
State Board of Charities
C. W. Fairbanks
Atlantic
Ade Ellen Bugly
Mme
Madeline Lemaire
Mile
Breslau
Champ de Mars
Paris
Hulds Graser
Cincinnati
Philip Newman
London
England
Tiffany
Hettie Green
Carolina Ryder Morrill
Chicago
Lewis
Perry
Finland
Buffalo
N. Y
Lillian Randall
Mary Greene
Stranahan
Brooklyn
Miss Carson
Antwerp
Sweden
Denmark
Grundtvig
Washington
Fragmentary News Snippet Describes Erratic Letters and Local Disarray
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a chaotic scene with references to drowned individuals, lending disputes, and a deteriorating apartment system. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events, names, or dates, yielding only vague hints of local distress and miscommunication.
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York
Axen Missouri Law on Telegraphs and Revenue Apportionment
A Missouri statute provides that when a telegraph arrives sounding eight messages and is delivered, half of the fee is paid by the sender and half by the recipient. The text clarifies the distribution of charges for telegraph delivery.
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Axen
Missouri
Notable Women in Science and Society Worldwide
A survey highlights women advancing in medicine law education and business across the United States Europe and Asia. Notables include Sarah G. Jones licensed to practice medicine in Virginia Amelia Barr earning up to 16000 yearly from literature and Florence Boscom named PhD holder by Todus Hopkins University.
Pointed Paragraphs on Inventions and Banks
A set of rapid notes covers a child’s shoe record, Angora hair dolls, a $40 million annual Angora product, the first aluminum sea vessel in Loire yards, a 4500 ton cutter at 2500 tons, and horse draw on various roads. It cites 1864 1892 national bank suspensions totaling 18 30 with 6 per year average, plus 12 awaiting receiverships.
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Loire
Chicago to Dominate Diamond Market, Says Expert
A diamond expert predicts Chicago will become the world's greatest diamond market as the city now leads in retail sales and wholesale dealers follow. Last year nearly $2,000,000 in diamonds were sold in Chicago, with fashion driving demand beyond wealth, while Paris and London trade shifts unfold and top stones come from Europe and Africa.
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Chicago
Paris
London
Europe
Brazil
Africa
Philadelphia Ledger
Health Tonic Ads and Patent Medicines in Local Notice
A distorted excerpt promotes Ho tetter's Stomach Bitters and Brown's Iron Bitters as cures and tonics. It also references Syrup of Figs for cleansing the system, claims about Uncle Tom's Cabin theatre bans, and a Norfolk fraud tally. Contains pricing notes and terse product pitches, typical of 19th century ads.
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Washington Gossip
Conauln
Darius H. Ingraham
Maine
Halifax
Novta Scotia
Spencer Pratt
Alabama
Singapore
Straits Settlements
W. 8. Campbell
New Castle
John Mobley
Exas
Baraca
Cuba
Wm. F. Kemmier
Ohio
Hargen
Chas, H. Bondict
Minnesota
Cape Town
James A. Demarest
New Jersey
Brockville
Joel Linsley
Vermont
Conticook
Henry M. Smythe
Virnit
Fuchow
China
Thomas Cones
Minehal
Madleira
Joase W. Parks
Tennessee
Piedras Negros
Mexico
John H. Coppinger
Ilinois
Toronto
Tresury Department
Tyne
Secretary of the Treasury
Goasela
Marine Hospital Service
National Board of Health
Ianasistanta
Army, Navy and
National Board
Vitoria
Tersuly
Sutherland Lumber
Nashville
Southern Passenger Association Rate Committee
Asheville
N. C
B.S. Rhea & Sons
Hood
Sym
Iamond Market of
Haare
Brown
Tron
Yananein Fla
BiHonsnes
General Debilitz
Ittusela
Norfolk, Va
J Lensworth & Co
Owngu
Tioga Co
N.Y
K. Cobwen
Mgr
Clarl Scott
Welies
Hall
U. S
Loonsider
S. A. Whig
Midway
Nolson
Swift Specific CO
Emeline Hawley
Mary A. Stacey
Trumbull
Conn
J.-F. Smith & CO
Pre
Hania i Kra
Flanta
ASU
Nana
Idoh P. Lovell Arms Co
Beeston
Dudhelor
Selovee
Res Dent
Trey
Thomson
Une
Judson L
Thomson Mfg. CO
Waltham
Homes For the
Laret and
S Mall
Alatimma
South Carolina
Vale
Lone Line
T. J. Felder
Atlanta, Ga
Ura “Ouemtoall Co
Palaver Lek Bau
Mammond St
Harris
Port Pra
Goitre
Sis
Lungeor
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