Global and domestic notes on crops water law and transport
The article surveys broad topics from coffee and rice crops to water shortages in Arizona and 700000 houses in an English city. It cites tax and real estate figures in Philadelphia, World’s Fair participation, and social issues including Indian school anniversary and famine in regions, plus a shift in nautical commands on ships.
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New York
Great Hneratn
EeEne
United Loxpox
England
Catrux
Arizona
Swmzenland
Carlisle
Pennu
Allegheny River
Pittsburg
Penn
Hoge
Texas
Stata
Olstal
Berlin
Germany
Nevada County
California
R. Trozloy
Reading
Replins
C. Penn
Topton
Morice
Maritime Exchange
New York City
Hamburg American Line
Lloyd
Lnes
Supreme Court Backs Congress on Tariff and Quorum Rules
The Supreme Court upheld the McKinley Tariff and Dingley Worsted acts, affirming enrolled bills as authentic law. It rejected prohibition appeals and sustained Holy Trinity Church on rector rights, while ruling Speaker Reed’s quorum counting valid.
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Washington
Reed
Holy ‘Trinity Church
New York City
Farpory
Ballin, Joseph & Co
United States Supreme Court
Congress
United States Circuit Court For
Theron District of
New York
United States
United States Supreme
Juasiter Brewer
Hous of Representatives
Church of the Holy Trinity
E. Walpole Warren
Supreme Court of the United States
Labor and Industry Global Update From Diverse Regions
Reports show sixex replacing iron in London era with a 4000 letter career at Lowzon 100 week. Enquiry notes shipbuilders rally to unite seamen and allied unions while Chester Penitentiary plans a pearl department. Government payroll totals 187 771 workers across postal telegraph and railways. Wabash engineer earned 249 for December service. US railways support about 9 000 092 people. Australia refrains from publishing newspapers or Sabbath rail travel. telegraph offices closed. Governors appoint labor statisticians. Algiers hosts a girls' typesetting school. one female delegate from Poland attends Brussels congress. Munich libel case reveals embroidery workers paid five cents daily under seating system. Census reports mine workers earning 8725 yearly with 1723 output per man. Attensen shoemakers protest boarding system. bosses form groups to impose discipline.
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England
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Tuy Railways
United States
Govexxon Brows
Maryland
Allan 3. Howard, Jr
Baltimore American
Berre Cry
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Macy Illot
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Algiers
United States Census Bureau
Attensen
Hamburg
Germany
Notable Civil War officer dies in New York City
Gruxnay Grongr W. a distinguished Civil War volunteer officer and retired Army engineer colonel, died of pneumonia at his New York City home aged eighty three. High winds and storms rattle New Jersey coast causando damages and shipping delays. Mardi Gras in New Orleans drew record crowds with elaborate tableaus and Rex represented by Robert S. Day.
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President Hauling to Virginia Beach for Week Vacation
President left Washington in a special car for Virginia Beach accompanied by Mrs Harrison two grandchildren Mrs Dimolex his private secretary Air Halford and two servants secretary Nowee was the first witness examined by the special House Committee on Pension Office affairs.
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Prison Fire Destroys Indiana Facility For Girls In Riot
A large Indiana State prison near Indianapolis housing girls and young offenders burned after a mischief incident. Three or four inmates trapped others and started a blaze that nearly suffocated some, forcing evacuation to the city jail and courthouse. About 150 unconvicted girls and 53 convicts were involved.
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Thirteen Killed as Factory Smokestack Falls at Thornton Mills
A hundred foot smokestack toppled at Thornton Mills in Checkteaton Yorkshire. Thirteen female workers were killed and several injured as brick and dust avalanche engulfed the factory area trapping many at the doors in a chaotic escape.
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Sealers Perish in Trinity Bay Ice Disaster
A cablegram from St Johns Newfoundland reports a sealing disaster in Trinity Bay. About 220 men in boats faced a severe storm with freezing temperatures. many boats were driven ashore or overturned and several men died or were frostbitten. Dozens are listed missing amid threats of further fatalities. The Newfoundland House of Assembly adjourned as rescue efforts began.
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Riots and Looting Erupt in Berlin Over Unemployed Protest
Thousands of unemployed Berliners, urged by Socialists, clashed with police in a nighttime uprising. Rioters looted bakers shops, marched to the castle area, and sang the Marseillaise as officers stormed the streets and hundreds were injured or arrested. Women and children joined in the unrest amid bread seizures and disorder across the eastern quarters.
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Damages Claim Against Chile Filed in Baltimore Crew Suit
The State Department receives a barrage of claims totaling 2 005 000 dollars from the Baltimore crew for injuries and false imprisonment during riots at Valparaiso. Names and amounts span numerous individuals including John McAdam John Downey Amy Boyle Jeremiah Anderson and many others.
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Valparaiso
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Thomas Callscner
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Peter Jolson
Alfrat Pieter
Adolph Swanson
Seven Die As Smashed Trains Clash At West Milwaukee
In Wisconsin the Watertown local train collided with workers on a switch near West Milwaukee injuring several and killing seven. Switchman Evil Bartel fled but was later arrested. bodies were moved to the morgue within half an hour as wagons gathered at the scene.
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Destructive Fire Wrecks Major Brooklyn Clothing Firm
A massive eight story clothing house at Malton Avenue is reported destroyed with total losses and injuries. Witnesses from St Petersban describe widespread damage as fire blocked travel for hours and forced emergency responses.
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Mecatey
Noted Figures and Gossip Span Queen Victoria to Stage Stars
A jumble of tidbits covers royal, political, and literary figures. The Prince of Wales plans to sever ties with turf interests while Emperor William hosts a royal dining, and Governor Wisane of Michigan is referenced. Aging authors, heirs, and military leaders appear with varied anecdotes about pensions, promotions, and disguises.
Late Wholesale Prices for Country Produce in New York
Readable portions show wholesale quotes for beans peas and dried goods, dairy products and creamery items, fresh poultry and meats, fruits vegetables and stock. The list includes Beaps Marrow 1891 choice, White kidney Red kidney Black turtle soup and more, plus dairy tubs and western creamery items and live stock values.
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Indianapolis street riots halt streetcar service and violence escalates
A dispatch from Indianapolis reports mobs seizing city streets amid a streetcar strike. Police fought to protect company cars as attackers damaged tracks, derailed vehicles, and assaulted officers. By nightfall attempts to run cars ceased and authorities pledged future protection if the company can supply enough staff.
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Senate actions and bills amid refights and nominations
The Senate docket lists appointments to the Military Academy Board of Visitors by the Vice President and Pro Tem presiding in his absence. Legislation includes a foreign exhibitors protection bill, green goods reform attempts, and action on the Indian Appropriation bill. Contested races Dubois-Claggett and Bancroft library purchase debates continue.
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Music of Nature and Thunder as Instrumental Expression
A discussion on thunder and rain as primal music and how nature’s sounds inspire instruments. It notes thunder’s bass surpassing orchestral tones and describes indigenous water drums and Amazonian water instruments that imitate cascades for extended performances.
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Stroudwater smelt huts evolve on ice in Stroudwater Bro
A Boston Transcript note describes smelt huts at Stroudwater with thirty two shanties this season up from twenty last year and a dozen in earlier years. Huts now feature matched boards stoves and a sofa with a central locker while a future risk is ice floes and an unwelcome near visit from a large fish.
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Bro
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Hall's Cure Promotes Health Through Internal Use
An ad notes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as remedies for consumption and blood impurities. It claims internal action, testimonials, and guaranteed benefit or money back, urging timely use and trial sales by druggists.
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