Indians Trade Customs and Navajo Wool Prosperity
A fragment discusses Indigenous trading practices among the Navajo, noting barter, tobacco for cigarettes, and women as principal traders. It compares honesty between farmers and herders, surveys long trade routes, and reports the Navajo wool clip valued at about $500,000. Separate items mention ophiocephalus fish nesting and moles eating garden crops, debating their impact on farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ivea
Anguarded
Lee
Joade
Chicago
Iorald
Trench Collapse Kills Three in Brooklyn Water Project
A trench cave in at Crescent Street and Liberty Avenue Brooklyn traps workers as a Long Island Water Supply conduit under construction fails. Three men are confirmed dead with many more missing or injured. rescue efforts continue as water mains and gas lines rupture and the city faces a possible water shortage.
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Looto
Crescent Street
Liberty Avenue
Brooklyn
Long Island Water Bupply Company
Philip Askoni
Sithar Aldo
Hugues
Myzesan
Hamenso
Ona
Fred Crawford
Long Island Water Supply Company
Water Company
Indiana Governor Hovey Dies After Long Career
Indiana's Alvin P. Hovey died at the Dennison Hotel in Indianapolis after a heart ailment. He had a storied life rising from humble origins to fame as a lawyer and Union general in Civil War battles. Born September 1821 in Mont Vernon, Indiana, he taught, practiced law, and commanded brigades in major engagements. He later served as Minister to Peru for five years and was known as the “Poor Governor.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin BP. Hovey
Indiana
Dennison
Indianapolis
Ind
Mary “i Mdenzen
Alvin P. Hovey
Mont Vernon
Hmitel
Thirteth
Ater
Henest
Peru
Hell
Milk and fat changes over time explored in food history
Early methods produced butter from milk while modern science created cod liver oil milk derivatives. The note links ancient dairy practices to contemporary nutritional innovations and industrial processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Train Kills Two in Hartford Crossing Disaster
A freight train backing down a crossing in Hartford Connecticut struck and killed Eastern and ALiddle State man Ronoga and fatally injured Mint Katlo Williams who had no rear light. In separate news a Yale football team defeated Harvard 10 0 before about ten thousand spectators in Spring Field Mars.
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Airis Mzuonep Ronoga
Burnside
Mint Katlo Williams
Hartford
Mars
Scors
Aivairt
Tue Bay
Boston
Mas
Saventern
John Hollunger
Stabla
New York City
George J. Altman
Nlul
Funsem McCanny
Steve Brodie
Brooklyn Bridge
Maur
Middlebury
Tur
Tur Old Homestead Hotel At Jamestown, KN. Y
T Rineh Vais
Marsh
Mere
Wilson
Maggs
Mixed World News Briefs From North America to Europe
A chaotic digest reports a fatal sawmill accident near Montoya, Texas, killing two sons of T. G. Battons and injuring him. a Texas jail hanging interrupts a local case. elections and political unrest unfold in Tennessee and Indiana. naval, treasury, and lighthouse reports note budget strains and maintenance limits. European and Asian uprisings, ministries, and a Russian wheat export ban color the global scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montoya
T. G. Battons
Wheeler
Mr. Battons
Indianapolis
Ind
Allianos
Winuras B
Atilene
Texas
Frozzlu Hay
Tig
George C. “Finney
van Tost
Pers
Lake Erie
Joan C. Hous
Contrean
L. C. Hawk
Wilton
Dynocrat
Knoxyvilla Tenn
David Cooper
J. H. Mercer
Pines
Bylvania
Barod
Charters O. Boring
Evanston
Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbia &, C.y
South
Various Global Turbulence and Commodity Notes
Dullness in England and low Mississippi levels frame a broad stock of perplexing reports. Trade prices, crop yields, and political moves span Russia to Portugal, with inflation of cereals in the German Empire and tariff protection in Portugal. Global influenza, unrest, and border quarrels ripple through America and Europe, alongside local agricultural notes and a portrait gift from an Ottoman subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Rusia
Venetunia
Tuy
Missisippi
Atcony
Sankey
Scolptock
Nevada
TuRue
Vermontsavines
Australia
America
Europe
Amiss Hriste
Cepco
German Empire
Hannibal
Primgiana
Penn
Hay
Grerman
Cape
Mount Lotanon
Byrla
Las
Provident
Harrwon
Arrest of three doctors in Gardner Bank burglary
Dre Boyes and McAdam leading physicians were caught early while blowing open the Gardner Bank safe. A livery stable keeper Domed Gripes accompanied them. A detective aiding the raid exchanged shots. McAdam was wounded, Bayes was injured, Briggs escaped. The bank raid capped a year of dark burglaries.
Secretary of War Report Highlights Coast Defenses and Reforms
The annual War Department report from Washington surveys branch status, coast defenses, pensions, promotions, and cemeteries. It notes coast defenses as vital, cites 4000 miles of coast, and urges continued appropriation and reform to improve enlistment, promotions, and efficiency while detailing expenditures and administrative progress.
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Secretary of War
Washington
Army
Proctor
Congres
Tina
Raya
Jagit
Alaska
Lune
Ttla
Hhe
Department
Nem
Ibis
I Department
Army and Military Academy
Salarica
Labor unrest and unions across cities and seas
The article catalogs widespread labor activity including strikes and union growth in London, New York, Philadelphia, and Denver. It notes hotel, railway, cigar, seamen, and miners unions expanding, with wages and working hours cited, while workers in San Francisco and Fallover report earnings essential to family support.
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Rew Youx
London
TreuEora
Colonado
Virginia Ciry
Heya
Youx
Walten
New You
New Youx
Citi
Ayecatera
Chicago
Til
New York
Union
Philadelphia
Tux Brotherhood of Railway Tminmen
America
Denver
Miners' Union of
Lerinas
England
Maine
Borland
Plimsoll
Tus
San Franchco Brewen’ Union
Tunis
Fallover
International Exposition Plans Spark Wide-Scale Exhibits
Denmark’s artists and manufacturers prepare for the Exposition with roof garden displays and exhibits from Indian, wool, and ethnology departments. France and Germany pledge major showcases while electricity powers the grounds. Officials seek state delegates for a World’s Fair convention to align premiums and exhibits across regions.
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Denmark
Nawaun
Foon Iononep Railway Lhen
Horticultural Bulletin
National Warriors
Congress
Focont Seston
Sulalin
Department of Agriculture
Putnam
Department of Ethnology
Agricultural Department
Oxfomn Usivanitty
England
Provesson Toz4
Theorblateal
Russia
Staday
Ghict Thorpy
Laly
Apscimer Ivin
Bertin
Imperial Opera Company
Harlin
Germany
Neas
Muse Hall
France
Iward Beauwaart
Chicago
Board of Managenant
Bliss Harriut Monroz
Huai Paes
Luasth
Tus South Beek Commissionem
Tany Drextsson
Centrol
Mre Vahner
Worden
Stork Wortten
Minneapolis Wins Bid for Republican National Convention 1992
At a National Republican Committee meeting in Washington Minneapolis was chosen as the site for the 1992 Republican National Convention with a June 7 date. Ballot totals showed Minneapolis leading over Cincinnati and New York as the committee debated the selection amid speeches by party leaders and state governors.
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Chickson
Quay
Pal Stobart
Uno
L. McPherson
New Mexico
Arlington
McKenny
San Francisco
Chicago
Valmer
Detroit
Robert G. Tivans
Minneapolis
St. Mantwal
Washburn
Merida
Minneotas
Criinontt
New York
Osaha
Cincinnati
San Francisto
Omaha
San Kranvinen
Omahi
San Francsco
Minneapally
San Franciaan
Brooklyn Suffers Water Famine After Bridge Collapse
A water famine hit Brooklyn after a bridge collapse blocked supply lines. By the second evening earth was cleared, pumps resumed by 11, reservoirs refilled, and factories, elevators, and homes faced distress as water safety and fire protection lagged. Street traffic and trains faced disruption during the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidgewood
Courtien
Brooklyn
Luidie
Desperate Bear Attack After Hunters Corner Cub
Six farmers John Crawson Samuel Weatherly Richard Specht Frank Minn Robert Minn and Hobart James hunted in the mountains and cornered a bear cub. The mother then attacked, tearing and lacerating the hunters as they retreated to a cave. One man was badly injured with a gouged eye and facial injuries.
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John Crawson
Samuel Weatherly
Richard Specht
Frank
Robert Minn
Hobart James
King Dear Helfenstein
Lena
Piay
Janos
Deadly cyclone sweeps Washington and docks area
A fierce electric cyclone struck Willis ton District of Columbia at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. It caused one death Guargg White forty five and injured several including Ada his daughter and Glara the apprentice. The storm damaged unroofed houses streets and streams, toppled walls, wrecked a hall and damaged the White House area with falling coping and snapped flagstaff. Telegraph wires, ships, and boats were damaged as the cyclone moved across the city and toward New Jersey causing widespread property damage.
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Wllingyton
District of Columbia
Guargg White
Twelfth
Streate
Ada
Garmead
Glara
Grombors
Agricultural Department
Anno Anarknos
Tookop Fency
Gcarzetawh
Canitel Hill
Conroc
George Mutterott
Metzcratt
Georgetown
White House
Treasury Department
S Secretor Halford
Halthnuca
Washington
Beth
Lehigh and
Lacawanon
Carlide
Penn
Cumberland Valley
Whitlo
Graham
Mini Bertha Ray
Saillo Fister
Lewis Wilson
James Gila
Ara
Sunnyside
Ocean Pier
Capa May
N. J
Capa May Point
Hudson
J. C. Davidsqu'e Utena
Nyack
N. Y
Raleigh
New York
Electoral votes shift under new apportionment list
The table shows changes in Electoral votes since 1864 with twenty added from new states Idaho Slantans North Dakota South Dakota Washington and Wyoming. Other increases come from twenty three votes allocated to upper house seats across Alabama Arkansas California Colorado Georgia Kansas Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Nebraska New Jersey Oregon Pennsylvania Texas Wisconsin and Missouri with states listed accordingly.
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Idaho
Slantans
North Dakota
South Dakota
Washington
Wyoming
Alabama
Arkansas
Caliform
Colorado
Georgia
Maschusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Miwourk
Nebraska
New Jersey
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Texas
Wiscounty
State
California
Connecticut
Kantis
Kentucky
Louisina
Mounsota
Mississippi
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Revolt of Mujtahid in Maranderan Suppressed by Shah
A Persian high priest-led revolt in Maranderan province was crushed by government troops. Fierce fighting followed a siege of the rebel stronghold. two hundred rebels and twenty thousand casualties were claimed, with many leaders captured including the high priest.
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Teheras
Persia
Rollioog
Maranderan
Parsi
Umber Arcost
Hi Bank
Cabbage Scene at Clark Street Exchange Draws City Folk
San Francisco Chronicle describes a morning rush at the Italian Produce Exchange on Clark Street near Davit Street where hundreds of farmers bring wagons of cabbage and vegetables for shipment along the coast. The article notes scavenging for free produce by locals and visiting merchants alike, amid a chaotic street scene overseen by a supervisor.
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Clark Street
Davit Street
Clarke Alley
Telegraph Hill
Ralinus
San Francisco Chronicle
Electric light brings 56 days of nightless days to Hammerstein
The New York Tribune notes Hammerstein Norway the northernmost European village now has electric light in every home sourced from three nearby streams. The polar night and day are affected by light refraction as winters bring long darkness and summers perpetual sun. Absent: some place names vary in OCR but Hammerstein lies at high latitudes.
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Hammerfest
Norway
Europe
Hammerstein
Jasin
New York Tribune
New York Academy of Design
Af Kosten
Peculiar post office town names and language stats quoted
The text lists quirky town names across states and territories, then cites literacy rates in the Sandwich Islands by language and origin. It mentions Meantime art purchases, a painting gift, and a charitable subscription drive, plus various ads and notices for periodicals and health products.
Dow's Drug Firm Advertises Catarrh Cure
An old advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for cases of catarrh and promotes Tialt's Catarrh Cure. It lists Toledo wholesalers West & Tuvalt and Waxpino and claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials are said to be available and price per bottle is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoth Head
County Donegal
Ireland
Dow
Cuaher
Toledo
Y & Cu
A . Wa
Cheney
West & Tuvat
Driggists
California
San Francisco
Cal
WHYTE
Wew Torr
Bond Aletter Stanp
Ravdwal & CO
Warren Etree
Nak
Hadway
Lauway
Promised General Store Opportunity Flawed by Scams
A garbled ad claims rich rewards for running a well stocked general store for a year and urges immediate contact from hopeful applicants. It touts high profits, credits, and national reach while promising honest work, but reads as a dubious employment bid with medical tonic endorsements sprinkled in.
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Mossim
Dohneon & Uo
Hichmond
Yale
Ovary
Dasla
Hite Winrt
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Arizona
Galilee
Occidental
St. Louia Republic
Governor Hovey
Gorham, Ale
Express
Moat
Hood
Scott & Downe
Wis
Meath
Tellahow
Fela
Paes Uyren
J. Dye
Ituttalo
Menor Tomen
Ragone Whitney
Stochemter
N. Ys
Sean Ciesiee
Avas Mada Yublle
Protestant Episcopal Conference
Oear
Lighthouse Board
Secretary of the Treasury
Comuopors Fangmnan
Naval Bureau of Yards and Docks
Switzerland
Vienna
Fgatosex E Pegaustus
Saxony
Rio Janeiro
China
Tayon
Sandil
Phe
Gardner
Rew York
S.e
Rood
Cremmery
Statound
Westert
Chalov Yorkes
Uarley
Mnimy
Maryland
Tlano
Pecay
Witey Conver
Gage
Spaniauda
Italy
Stumptown
Bullakin
Shintown
Jugtown
Puckerty
Sin
Grunt
North Gagdlina
Wolfscrape
Snake Bite
Quewhifie
Gap Civil
Shoe Steel
Slubtown
Wompey Siglash
Johnny Cake
Onondu
Medicine Hat
Moose Jaw
Ohio
Purgatory
Wisconsin
Dt. Louis
Sandwich Islands
Hasina
Eutyvembrapolis
Luther Ss Kauffman
House of Representatives
Harrisburg
Agricultura
Ft.ries
Tgadda E
Pinkham
NcSwindy
Guy
Kansas
Lown
Horsto
Arage
Wc A. P. Heasts
Buffalo
Della Tratue
Erio
Lydis
E. Pinkbain Medicine Co
Lyno
Masa
Orme
ST. Jacobs
Ely
Imatlon
Korea
Ely Bos
Warren
Ito Cie - CU
Calic
Vranos
W&e
Hanialeas Menonth
Murray
Talmace
Christ
Sorgaal
Mand Egonls
Grippe
Vicksburg
Miss
Dixon
Boschee
Prier J. Drial, Jr
Cayuga
Hines Co
Miss. If
W.T. Fitegerald
Sau
Asapetta
Ure Bridomany Tri
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Howard Luron
Florme Mul Koshlon Magagios Ly
Lars Toge
Philaidelohia
Tae In
W. L. Douglas
Qentlralen
Lanees
Dougls
Wal
Dougiag Frookton
Mae
Pat el
Adivataeit
Ana
Toko Tate
Obhiriy Dary
New-York
Merald
Pyoelvo
Bounyn & Heancuty
Cellting Agis
Tver
Rae Nature
Elixias
Perguetal
Tentih c
Exad
Akron
U Sons DeLoon
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