Blaine resigns as Secretary of State in 1892 Washington event
Louis A. Dent delivered Blaine's resignation letter to the President who accepted it promptly. William F. Wharton is named acting Secretary of State. The news caused intense excitement across Washington with suspensions and frantic discussion in the State Department and Congress.
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Department OF State
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United States Census Bureau
Mineapolis
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Lat
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House Committee On
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Bankers’ Nation Bank of Chicago
Haroup M. Szwett
Apia
Samoa
George W. Jones
Towa
Diplomatic and Consular and Postoffice Appropriation Actions
A compact daily record shows the Senate and House actions on funding bills. Diplomatic and Consular Appropriation totals 61 710 with a 231 890 increase.Silvar coinage debates. cigarettes import ban proposal. tariff reciprocity discussion. House advances Post Office and other appropriation bills, voting down frem delivery rise, approving anti option measure later. Conference aims on River and Harbor and Naval bills. Sherman statue funding approved. Arizona and New Mexico statehood efforts noted.
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Morrill
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London
Paris
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Rio de Janeiro
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New Mexico
Yale Student Dies After Hazing Initiation Fall
Wilkins Rustin, a sophomore athlete from Omaha, was fatally injured during a Yale University hazing initiation on Chapel Street. As part of a scrutiny of the practice, the victim ran blindly into a street and was struck by a wagon. despite immediate medical care, he died during an operation. The incident ends a high profile case affecting campus life and cloistered society rituals.
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Conn
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Omaha
Neb
Austin
Chapel Street
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Bill
Drowning and disasters plague towns amid wild weather
A flood of calamities crosses several states. A forest fire at Bakeruville, MJ destroys 10000 damazo. Sara Tarror of Rangely, Me., and a sixteenth year old sister drown in Sandy River. In Scranton, Pa lightning causes a fatal robbery incident. a washout at the Pennsylvania Railroad and a wreck at Foster Station, Pa kill multiple workers.
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Alice
Rangely
Sistora
Tunkmamnock
Penn
Trenton
Nzot
Ning Youre
Scranton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Retréat
Anonline
Alle Rheny Valley
Foster Station
Pew
Marshal McEuwaine
Utlen
Buncoer O'Brien
Albany County
Jude Kennedy
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Auburn
New York City
Flower
Ll Aso
Ties
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Bonasio McMillan
Wilkesbarre
Feng
Rang Hosink
Maine
Devastation at Port Louis After Cascading Storm
Lieutenant Borkely Ifill of the Royal Artillery recalls a violent storm at Port Louis Mauritian. Barometer dropped two inches, windows blown in, mud and leaves everywhere. The Catholic Church collapsed killing refugees. drains blocked, crops ruined, losses estimated at 10 to 15 million dollars. Soldiers aided barricades and relief efforts.
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Royal Artillery
Mauritian
Port Loris
Port Louis
Port Louly
Wotram's Hotel Sold at Auction After Family Dispute
The famed Washington tavern Wotram's, long a social hub, will be auctioned following a Supreme Court ruling resolving a quarrel between the Kitch and Willard families. The Willards, heirs to Willard's Hall where the 1809 Peace Convention was held, face division over the property.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Kitch Brother
Henry Art Joseph Willard
Willard
Willard Brothers
Floods and fires devastate Titusville and Oil City in Oil Creek Valley
A cloudburst sent Oil Creek flooding through Titusville and Oil City, causing widespread destruction. The disaster, deadly and extensive, left many dead or homeless, with mills, tanks, and refineries burning and millions in damages across Crawford County, Meadville, Corry, and surrounding towns.
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Midnit
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Crescent Oil
Schwartz & Co
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Crescent Works
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Oil City
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Aldall
Davidson and
McNitt
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Burvel
Toys Armory
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Allegheny River
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Ol City
Allegheny
Public Debt Statement Shows May Treasury Movements
The United States Treasury Department reports May public debt at 1,023,574 with heavy pension payments driving debt rise. May receipts total 25,474, a rise from May last year. gold and silver assets, certificates, and notes show shifts, while customs and internal revenue receipts edge up.
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Columbus Celebration Plans Announced in New York
General Horace Porter led the Columbus celebration committee in New York with a program listing church services October 9 parade events for student groups and schools, a cantata The Triumph of Columbus, naval parade, large chorus concert, sunrise flag hoisting, multiple parades, statue illumination and a banquet at the Metropolitan Opera House on October 13.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Two New States in the Union Debate in Congress
Representative Brith of Arizona introduced the bill admitting Arizona as a state amid thunderous applause. Debates touched Utah admission and the Legislative Appropriation measures were slated for passage, with Arizona and New Mexico bills advancing under suspension of the rules.
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Brith
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Utah
Perking
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Newsy Gleanings From Many Lands and Topics
A wide-ranging summary notes Caorena’s rage toward Persia and drought in Tuxnessa, sugar counties in Ohio, and crop reports across Rus san provinces and Mississippi. It mentions British coinage changes, burglar-proof offices, bonds for royal makers, seals off Connecticut, Texas crop shifts, Africa conflicts, and Havana silver depreciation. Also reports a Baltimore chairmans tax payment, Scandinavian arrivals to Minnesota, Briggs case remand, US warship construction, a Grand Jury issue in Philadelphia, wild-horse shipments to Iowa, Minnesota land enrollment push, and London smoking-room charity cards amid Lancashire hunger.
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Minnesota
Dakotas
Tue Briggs
Presbyterian General Assembly
Portland
Oregon
New York
Iowa
Fry London
Lancashire
Great Flood Losses Estimated Near Fifty Million Dollars
A conservative estimate places flood damage from Kansas City to New Orleans at about 50 million dollars. Losses across Missouri Tennessee Arkansas and Louisiana include destroyed crops homes cattle and farm equipment with totals in the millions.
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Missouri
Tennessee
Arkansas
Mesto Pot
Louisiana
Kansas City
New Orleans
Market prices for beans dairy fruit and produce in New York
Wholesale markets list a range of beans including Moharow and White kidney with prices per bush, and a long section detailing creamery dairy products by source and grade. It also covers fresh fruits vegetables and poultry with per unit prices for apples strawberries potatoes onions cabbage and more, plus grain and lard pricing.
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New
St.,&Penn
Elgin
Oxtraas
C.cyecees
Pennsylvania
State
Penn
Pespileenberg
Baldwin
D. H
Jersey
Maryland
WSU
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Largo
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St. and
Perib
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Hebron
Norfolk
Connecticutral
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Eastern
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Murrow
Stubbard
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Tans
World’s Fair Notes on Exhibits and Plans
The article reports on World’s Fair preparations with notes on the Maryland building to Chicago via Baltimore & Ohio Railway, and more than $7000 worth of Maine building materials. Syrian, Belgian, and French displays are described, plus a queen-led women’s committee and a large 3000 ton transportation estimate. Westinghouse will supply lighting for $330,000. Admission is 25 cents. crowds exceed 14,000 on peak days. The California Beekeepers’ Association curates a notable apiary exhibit, while Venice glassmakers and German art loans are discussed amid transportation and diplomatic considerations.
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iWorld
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National Baseball Stars Rally Behind Boston Fight
The National Game notes the Boston eleven leading the circuit as a dominant force this season. It highlights rival slumps, standout pitchers like Cuamarniarm and Kerre, and the City’s strong support. Events include charity games at Brooklyn and St Louis, the Bryn Mawr college club scene, and the looming challenge from other clubs aimed at dethroning Boston.
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Ohio
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Therm
High-Water Mark Monument Dedication at Gettysburg
Crowds filled the Gettysburg battlefield as the high-water mark monument was unveiled between Round Top and Cemetery Ridge. A Marine Band concert opened ceremonies with speeches by Dr J J Savage Edward A McPherson Colonel John Batchelder Samuel B F Swope and General James A Booth.
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Rount Top
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Virginia Infantry
J.J. Savag
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John 2B. Batchelder
Gettsburg
Samuel Bf. Swope
John M. Vanderslice
James A. Boarr
Pennsylvania
James Jeffrey Rush
Doston Pilot
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Buried Alive at Wotwoko Execution in Indian Territory
Albert Tenule reports a brutal capital punishment in Wowoko, Saminole Nation capital. Two drunken National Light Horse members attempted ruouting but wounded the convict. A coffin was nailed shut with the victim inside as colored men assisted, in a shocking interment witnessed by locals.
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Tero
Profitable tale spurs bold claims of Warner cure
A writer records a New York interview with Albert G. Eaves praising Warner’s Safe Cure and its alleged health benefits including a wife’s recovery from severe childbirth risk. The piece links testimonials to broader claims and cites historical cases such as Tarare to illustrate extraordinary stomach capacity and miraculous recoveries.
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Sam
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Warner
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Raining Cats and Dogs Explained by Old Weather Lore
The Courier Journal notes Northern myth beliefs link cats to weather and storms. Cats signify heavy rain with wind while dogs signal gusts, tying to Odin the storm god and witches riding storms.
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Courier- Journal
Public notices and ads blurriest pages mix of topics
Auctioned street sweepings in Italian cities sold by public bid for fertilizer blocks. Dickensian ad blurbs tout Nicoll the Tailor NYC branches and summer suit sales. Patent medicines claim cures for catarrh and headaches with testimonials. Lydia E Pinkham ads with personal endorsements fill the column.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy Promises Cure for All Ranges
Historical ad promises prompt relief and permanent cure for catarrh and related colds. It claims 25 years of efficacy and offers $500 to an incurable case, urging readers that the remedy can cure even long standing conditions. It emphasizes mild cleansing healing properties and rapid relief.
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Dr. Sages Remedy
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