Tariff Debate Ends With Reed and Carlisle Address
After weeks of floor speeches in the House, Mr Reed of Maine and Speaker Carlisle closed the tariff debate. Reed argued protection harms and warned of trusts while urging free trade. Carlisle contended protection should be reduced and taxed lightly, predicting New England would demand further tariff cuts if the bill passes.
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Reel
Maine
House
Carlisle
United States
Europe
Reed
Friends of
Virtua
Republic
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Ireland
Heed
South
Amiresa
New England
Washington
Wilson
Sumner
Morrill
Ten O'Clork
Springer
Thair
Kaker
Mesors
Bayne Alvelt
Cal the Mouse
Springer i
Kamiadd
Breckinridge
Spraiger Nike Clr
Messrs
Senate
Ian
Dann
Serecant Marine
Aml
Alnaka
Ry Dalwell
Scott
Vincia
Ari
New York
Depart Mental Agruiculture
Coluntia
Newsy Gleanings Incomplete Reads From Aged Telegraphic Ledger
Selections note Heany T Coxwent a seventy year old balloonist has made mysterious ascents. The Sultan of Morocco bought Krupp cannons for $200000. Duriex a colored justice of the peace becomes mayor of Wheatland. Governor Lory Wotsrrry tell Parliament 100000 armed men could capture England. New York city deaths average 26 per thousand. London 20. Drought harms Hay and oats in Indiana. cornfields devastated by cutworms. Cubs face droughts with 10-20 percent yield drop. Nevada bank tax bonanza profits Mackay Flood settle accounts paying ex Senator Farr $2000000. Florida ships 350000 boxes of oranges to New York from November to April. Five percent of British cattle tuberculous. 75 percent of Jersey herds affected. William Boncet arrested in Topeka charged with robbing Guy Gramont of $27000 decades ago. Baltimore bourgeois breach of promise case causes $5000 damages. Senate ratifies mercantile treaty with Peru. new Minister to arrive in Washington. Forest fires rage along the Lus Fudge in Western North Carolina. Caryuit Beraxe died in Louisiana richest planter. $150000–$315000. part own wealth from Burnsides estate. Burnside’s heir thought heir would receive later.
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Heany T. Coxwent
Morocco
B.P._Duriex
Wheatland
Iforiig
Goveror Lory
England
Dearis
New York City
London
Indiana
Nevada Bank
Mackay
Flood
Farr
Florida
New York
Jersey
Unitel States
Witliam
Boncet
Topeke
Kan
Guy Gramont
Caryuit Beraxe
Louisiana
Jim
Old Sobn Burnside
Dei An Oliwil
Bairne
Burnaido
Labor and industry notes from a fragmented page
The item surveys US electricity production and French tar output, notes on Minneapolis labor, Baltimore gas price issues, slate use for marble, paper blocks for chimneys, zinc resin, and a Southern Pacific Sacramento shop with twenty workers. It critiques unprenching methods and wage levels, claiming workers gain little higher skills over years.
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Turner
United States
France
Minneapolis
Mar
Baltimore Gas Companies
Abunalaetenierey
Ornor
Chord
Southern Pacitie Company
Shopa
Sacramento
Cal
Political conventions sweep across states in tumult
A sweeping roundup of party gatherings reports Connecticut Republicans at New Haven electing a National Convention delegation led by Rexsox swindler fates. Ohio Democrats in Dayton back Cleveland. Missouri and Alabama conventions pledge tariff reform and Cleveland support. various incidents include mine disasters, shipboard misfortunes, and a dynamic explosion in Michigan.
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Middle States
Connecticut
New Haven
Geonor Rexsox
New York
James Orn
Pittsburg
Penn
James Cusman
Owen Reilly
Gordon Faully
Shamokin
Henn
Stockton
Naetean
Trenton
N. J
Arnonger Schuyler Colfax
Cape Hatteras
Dayton
Clevelam
Malls
W. Va
Chicago
United States
Stewart
Jones
Alabama
Montgomery
W.T. Ewing
Fleatwood
Bowen
Carthage
Ohio
C.D. Philips
Phillip
Blackville
Kentucky
Lexington
St. Loui
Henry Watterson
Courier-Journal
Waters Recede After Devastating Mississippi Flood
The Mississippi flood, described as unprecedented, shows slow receding waters but caused widespread destruction. Hundreds of families displaced, thousands of acres of crops ruined, homes wrecked, and many livestock stranded. Railways and levees damaged, with Quincy and surrounding regions largely isolated. Estimated losses reach into hundreds of thousands for crops and millions for infrastructure. fatalities and missing persons feared as relief efforts begin.
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Mississippi
Whulney
Togny Roth
Lusa
Norrhern Em lLot Alam
Pike County
Foiihes
Tugher
Sry
Quincey
Mal Creek
Sephory
Halls
Rauroad
Quincy Wis
Quincy
Carthage
Jil
Indian Grove
Wm. Johnson
Say
Conia Wien
First Chinese lawyer admitted to practice in America
A Chinese applicant, Fong Yen Ubang of Mcoolyn Mo, became the first regularly admitted Chinese lawyer in the United States after a prolonged NY Bar bid. The judge noted discretion in admission while praising Ubang's exam performance and promising a diploma. Kim Chang, educated at Yale and Columbia, was recently naturalized as part of a 1857 act allowing reapplication to the Bar.
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New York State
Fong Yen Ubang
Mcollyn
Poughiecpse
New York City
Jirastus Ransom
William Wornbrower
van Dront
Girone
Legislatura
Four Die In Fire After Tragic Cleveland Home Fire
Four persons suffocated in a Cleveland Ohio house fire Sunday evening after a man and wife, and children perished from smoke. Firefighters found Mrs Llewellyn and three children dead inside as the alarm was raised. Names and ages given include Elizabeth aged six, Vanny aged four, and Nelle aged eighteen months. The deadly blaze left the home partly burned with all occupants accounted for by investigators.
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William Ligswollyny
Fetter
Tefthia Pons
Cleveland
Ohio
Von-Umet
Llewellyn
Sears
Vanny Llawellyn
Nelle Llawellyn
Broadway and Opera Voices Reach New York for Summer
The article lists numerous performers and productions: Karr Castlerton to star in A Paper Doll next season. James Brown Poiren to reappear in June at the Grand Opera House New York. Nienanp Mansvikep begins a New York summer engagement at Madison Square Theatre in June. Paul Kauvar benefit in Washington for the Washington statue. Verna Varrenta and other actors engaged in Europe and America. Rubinstein reportedly negotiating an American tour with a $10,000 fee. Chris Plangos at work on a melodrama. many artists traveling between New York, London, Vienna, Melbourne and Paris with varied engagements and recoveries from illness.
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Karr Castlerton
Arthur,Law
London
Jaues Brown Poiren
New York
Grand Opera Hous
Nienanp Mansvikep
Madison Square Theatre
Tre
Washington
Kaprus
Besinr Daly
England
Ernest Vossant
Bremen
Melbourne
Australia
Mre
Grasten
toJilLa
Hie du Janine
Braz
Oonrwasuniere
John Stuart Mall
Vera Varrenta
T A8
Rubinstein
Chris Plangos
Urame
Thoursox
New England
Hell Homestead
California
Ana Bem
Getirme
Man ‘Tae
Gymnase Theatre
Paris
A Strange Spectacle Seen Over Findlay Ohio Night Sky
A northern Findlay Ohio spectacle stunned observers with a glowing, hand shaped figure formed by red light. The eerie apparition appeared in the sky mid evening and collapsed after a tense half hour as crowds watched in awe and fear.
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Findlay
Ohio
Algiostas Targa
Hetour Ballooks
Banquet honors Treasury Secretary at Academy of Music
Latter news recalls a Brooklyn Dem Club banquet for Secretary Fairchild at the Academy of Music. Reports of multiple local incidents include deaths by suicide and a rail bridge fall, high‑level appointments, and political conventions with party leaders and reforms.
Destructive floods devastate Mississippi region and towns
Floods driven by the Mississippi River rise to unprecedented levels, washing away levees and disrupting rail lines. Boats, farms, and homes are inundated as residents evacuate to higher ground. Relief efforts mobilize in Quincy with gatherings to aid thousands along the river bottoms and towns hit hardest.
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Quincy
Mreusippi
Alitin Rouls
Massouri
Aaver Leine
Selon
Ats
Ghun
Carton
Juwlands
Showers of Bugs Over Ninety Six South Carolina
Residents near Ninety Six, South Carolina reported a striking nightly event starting near 10 o clock. Clouds of bugs rained down over miles, followed by fires that destroyed several bins and barns. Professor Vailainean witnessed the phenomenon and notes no prior similar sighting in the region.
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S.C
Profisar Vailainien
Asties
Jane Bay
Early in the Field Four Presidential Tickets Before Conventions
Early in the field four presidential tickets were nominated ahead of party conventions. Albert Elftedstaca of California with Ford for president and dubs Calvin for vice president by the Industrial Region Party in Des Moines. Belvna A Loelkwood of Washington DC for president and Alfred H. Love of Pennsylvania for vice president by suffragists. Steentor of Illinois for president and Charles G. Cunninie on of Arkansas for vicepresident by the Am or Labor Party in Cincinnati. Robert N. Coswdry of Illinois for president and WLIL T. Waketide of Kansas for vice president by the United Labor Party in Cincinnati.
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Albert Elftedstaca
Calfornia
Ford Tresent
Dubs Calvin
Kanetas
Washington
Industrial Reion
Belvna A Loelkwood
District of Columbia
Alfrad H. Love
Pennsylvania
Des Meme
Iowa
Ea T. Steentor
Ft Noib
Charles G. Cunniniehom
Arkanswy
Cimemnnti
the-Amor Labor Party
Aml
Robert N. Coswdry
Ilinois
Liesulent
WLIL
T. ‘Waketide
Kansia
Clnelanett
United Laborarty
Prominent Figures Named in Global Courtship of Wealth and Power
A garbled column lists extravagant salaries and titles from a Sultan to empresses and princes, plus notes on politicians, inventors, and nobles. Itmentions Dawes, Beaconsfield, Eugenio, and the Prince of Wales amid claims of finances, careers, and honors. The piece also references a Danish or British social scene, a statue in Madatane, and various imprisoned or influential individuals.
Senate and House Proceedings Update on Tariff and Explorers
Senate committees appoint subcommittees on tariff and revenue with members Allison Aldrich Hiscock Beck and Harris. Edmun ds proposes rules to strike out general appropriation provisions from House bills. Debates cover pension aid to disabled soldiers and civil war era measures while explorers Burnside and Greely receive bills and a monument to George Rogers Clark is discussed.
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Morrill
Allison
Aldrich
Hiscock
Beck
Harris
Edmunds
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United States
West
Lamberton
N.S
Trenton
Greely Rele
General Burnside
Transthen
Knoxville
Tenn
Oregon
Washington Territory
Columbia River
United
Wheensin
Dakota
Washington
Sherman
George Rogers Clark
Northwestern
Stewart
California
American Grocer Association of
New Tete
Smithsonian Institution
Newport News
Staunton
Hink
Frye
Strength and Economy Raconcett effects remorsabule eurea
Fragmentary text references Dr parts, costs at £48, and various odd terms. Mentions Agapopala Humane Lodigestion Teewhint avesy catering to drug inflice. Appears garbled medical or culinary jargon with no clear narrative or identifiable entities.
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Eurea
Partlone
Baseball Headlines and Trades from a Turbulent Season
Chicago figures in player sales with Prrden Knocr selling Walsh to Omaha for 500 dollars. Notes on left-handed Tim, Gorham Club transfer to New Haven, and Detroit's respect for Captain Dunlap. Latham of St Louis shines at bat as Tux Toldo Club strengthens with heavy batteries. Mentions injuries, new pitching tricks, and umpiring changes across leagues. Describes attendance spikes in New York and policy debates in Louisville. Names players and teams, including Cleveland, Chicago Western Club, and Keefo, with scattered league standings and recalls.
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Cody
Whalen
Kaos
Sci
Lally
Bratnnisa
Chicago Western
ALC
GaMney
Werebenn
Viau
Afwal
Seery
Werrick
Sanders
McGeachy
Bastian
Dayay
New York
Ture Kiernan
Uo Suttom
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Boston
Ewing
Gore
Metropolia
Louisville
Hecker
Smith
Warrick
Mamsoy
Browning
Wolf
White
Mack
Buxtongsr
Keefo
New Yorks
Madden
Water of Rarest Purity and Deep Earth Filtration
The article argues that water deepest in the earth under high atmospheric and telluric pressure undergoes intensified filtration, oxidizes effectively, and absorbs oxygen at a geometrical rate with pressure. It notes that under certain pressure and temperature organic germs cease to exist, yielding refined and vitalized water after long subterranean detention.
A Clam Captures a Sea Gull On Plymouth Beach
A Boston Herald clipping describes a Plymouth Beach Massachusetts fisherman catching a seabird with a large clam clamped on its bill. The clam’s weight dragged the gull downward, preventing flight, and the clam had to be removed from the bird’s mouth. Additional ads and medical claims clutter the text.
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Boston Herald
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