October Crop Conditions In United States Report
The October report from the U S Department of Agriculture lists state wheat yields from 11.5 to 17 bushels with New York 14.3 and Kansas 17.0, corn at 13.8, oats 24.8, rye 12.7, potatoes down to 67.7, buckwheat down to 86, tobacco up to 83, and cotton condition easing from 73.6 to 73.0. The note cites lack of frost aiding ripening and a decade-long yield pattern suggesting below average overall production.
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United States Agricultural Department
Mroum
New York
Pennsylvania
Texas
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Tiiola
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missosri
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Dakota
Washington
Oregon
California
Estern
Afiddle
Rocky Mountain
Department of Agriculture
Lima
St. &Pony
St. & Peon
Western
Creamery
MD W. Tm. Creamery
Western Factory
Falk
Niagara
Concord
Jersey
Riy
Cranberriey
Cape Cot
Bul
N. IL
NOY
Penn
Lastern
Eren Ag
South Jersey
Bytuz
Banches
S.r
Baseball News From The National Game Camps Hurt but Teams Lead
Cleveland’s Camps is laid up with a split finger while New York’s Bunxz leads the league in base running and Canaraens shines for St Louis. Boston has beaten Baltimore eleven straight this year as Donovan leads Pittsburgh’s batting and runs. Birnsaven of the Pittsburgs stars at second. Prevren plays first for Louisville with Whistler at second. Baldwin of Atpes labeled soft on pitch. Hanon of New York and Stagz of Yale head football duties for Chicago University next season. Cleveland appears the strongest club, with every man playing to win and Yooso the standout pitcher in the Lyazup. Van Harresy of Baltimore negotiates a contract with Pittsburgh for season and next, at a high salary. DECOUD OF THE LEAGUE CLUBS shows standings with Cleveland leading, Boston, Brooklyn, Pittsburg, New York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Chicago, Louisville, Baltimore, St. Louis, and Washington in descending order.
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Camps
Cleveland
Bunxz
New York
Canaraens
Bt. Louis
Scmwger
Baltimore
Boston
Donovan
Pittaburg
Birnsaven
Pittaburgs
Prevren
Louisville
Whistler
Bostons
Baldwin
Philadelphias
Hanon
Keefe
Fuller
Yale
Stagz
Chargo
Chicago
Yooso
Lyazup
van Harresy
Pittsburg
Labor world and union notes across nations
A wide collection of labor figures and industry notes reports vast employment swings in the shoe and railway sectors, large inmate and prison labor questions, a possible oldest conductor, World’s Fair casualty counts, and international wage ranges. It mentions the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, railway unions, and a planned railway workers bank with a $100000 capital.
Bureau reports huge output from Engraving and Printing
The annual report of Captain William M. Meredith shows the Bureau of Engraving and Printing produced 13,725,494 sheets of currency and 36,466,196 stamps during the year ending June 30, 1892, with a total value over 813 million dollars and no losses to the government.
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William M. Meredith
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Thorn
United States
Internal Revenue
French Crush Dahomey Rebellion in Forest Battle Near Ghee
An army rout near Ghee in Dahomey reports the French defeating rebels. Casualty figures list 8 French dead and 33 wounded. Dahomeyans suffer high losses, with 2 percent dead including twenty Amazones. NORA STANDISH injured in Michigan buggy accident. doctors attempt to resuscitate her as bystanders assist.
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Dahomey
Africa
Ghee
Tofand
Bebanalh
250th Wo burg anniversary continues in Massachusetts
Secretary Foster presented to the President and spoke on Wo burg Mass preparations. Foster approves the Walout and Seventh street site for the new United States Mint in Philadelphia with an implied cost. Mine accident at Sindy Crook Virginia resulting in deaths. The American Exhibition opens in New York, and a Republican mass meeting is held in Cooper Union. Grand Jury charges in Homestead case declare seizure of property and defiance of law to be treasonous.
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Eastern
Middle States
Woburg
Mass
Foster
Tobasuny
Walout
Seventh Streem
Philadelphia- Penn
United States Mint
Gronar Scrarrin
Richart Johnston
Sindy Crook
Veon
Columbiaa Art Ican
National Academy of Design
New York City
Grant
Sixaton Sirnyas
Ohio
Cooper Union
Homestead
Penn
Paxson
Insane wife burned husband. Canada Pacific steamer disaster
A Cootenvilla Indiana woman poured coal oil on her sleeping husband and set him ablaze, killing him. she was fatally burned escaping. In Puget Sound the Canadian Pacific steamer Willimetta collided and five passengers died with seventeen injured. A freight train wreck near Bennettaville DC killed Boyd Parlor John MiteWitt and Charles Owens. Washington issued expenditures totals for the last quarter and year. War Department to abandon Fort Duchesne and move cavalry to Fort Logan. President Harrison honored with an Isla G. A. R. medal. A West Point professor position awarded to Captain E E Wood. Exminister Hirschn resigned as US Minister to Turkey. An explosion in Koenigsberg injured workers, a tenement fire killed old man Folko and three grandchildren. Twelve people jumped from windows, four broken limbs. New Chile Peru guano beds agreement to be ratified. Famine deaths in Toluca and Zacatecas. World’s Fair invitation to Spanish royal family. Duke of Veragun’s recovery. Dublin procession for Pangueu memory. Venezuela’s President Garcia appointed cabinet. Martinique exodus. Spanish Queen Regent on visit. US consul in Three Rivers mobbed for criticizing sanitary conditions.
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Wrentast Siams
Cootenvilla
Ind
Sharoa
Willimetta Wen
Na Team Coalsier
Puget Sound
Washington
Ducer
Bennettaville
D. C
Boyd Parlor
John MiteWitt
Charlea Owens
United States
Tur War Department
Abanndon
West Point Military Academy
E. E. Wood
Eighth Cavalry
Anoromox Hirscn
Unitad
Turkey
Mixisten
Eoax
White House
Cuatro
United
Stiss
Licoostrasse
Koenigsborz
Germany
Atenement
Folko
Chile
Peru
Collean Congress
Toluca
Zaoztecas
Mezior
Sorcau
W. H. Cwarts
Snowden
Spain
Chicago
Duke of
Veragun
Panggeu
Dublin
Ireland
Caracas
Villegay Pulido
Crespo Wins at Los Teques and Advances on Caracas
A severe clash near Los Teques on the railroad to Valencia ends with a Crespo victory. About 600 killed and many government officials captured. Crespo declares intent to enter Caracas next day as government forces retreat. American and other foreign aid noted, with U S citizens in the area feeling more secure as tensions rise.
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Guayra
Venezuela
Los Tequez
Valencia
Caroens
Crespo
Marcu
Caracas
Dhy Umaty
Frondotaila
Prasa
Stubborons
Crespitas
Colvin
Vander Crespo
Vegas
Quintana
Caracay
Zeneral
Widener
Botatli
Italien
Pulido
Los Teques
Cresno
Canltal
Villegas Pulido
Los Tequees
Americana
Chicago x
Ahove
Bam
Postoffice deficit in 1892 from Sixth Auditor report
The annual Post Office deficit for the year ending June 30 1892 shows net postal revenues of 70 930 470 and expenditures of 76 323 708 a deficit of 5 393 238. Rail transport payments rose to 37 100 814 rail routes steamboat service cost 448 750 9 5 464 328 Star route 5 or 752 753 ocean mail. Past year service costs 57 033. Four hundred and forty eight thousand seven hundred fifty three offices raised to presidential class and twenty two third class offices moved to fourth class for a net increase of 218 offices.
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The
United States Treasury
Postal Service
PostoMico Department
Jnstiisco
Fence Demolition Affects Carnegie Inn Landmarks In Homestead
Workmen from the Carnegie Inn tore down an estimated two hundred aunty feet of the mill fence from Homestead to the Palisade Fort Verex area. The following day the outer will yard near the restaurant and company stores was removed, and Eighth avenue fencing was cleared. Company officials say fence removal is part of wartime relaxation and operations will pause until May.
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Mill Fens
Homrestead
Penn
Palisade
Fort Verex
Carnegie Inn
Eighth Avenue
Jnt
Miu
Peturn
New York City celebrates Columbus anniversary with grand parades
Six days of festivity in New York honor the 400th anniversary of Columbus. Military, naval, school parades, fireworks, decorations, speeches, and religious services drew 800,000 visitors and cost about 1 million. Highlights included a vast land parade, a monumental naval procession, a night pageant with 16 floats, and a grand banquet at the Lenox Lyceum.
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New York City
New York
State
World’s Fair Commissioners
Bowling Green
Central Park
Columbus
Everthing
Broadway
Uptown
Wall Street
Fifth Avenue
Third
Birth
Fourteenth Street
Twenty
Postoffice
City Hall
Mariner
Capenenl
Sandford
Aerosa
Twenty-second Street
Manhattan
Union League
Fitzgelzhth
America
Chidren
Hande
Trovstant
Trinity Church
Grace Church
Young Men’s Christ In Association
Tweonty
Third Street
Fourth Avenue
Lenox Lyceum
Mailison Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
Fifty-seventh Street
Youth Street
Thane
Bourtinaves
Wasangton Square
Waverly Pines
Fourth Street
Puos
Atrang Wan
John JD. Robinson
Princeipal
Grammar Sahnol No
Ollowine
James R. O'Boirne
Franklin Bortiert
Eservoir
Porty
Second Street
Union Square
Children’s Aid
Calitan
Tudian Boyd
Carliota (Penn) Industrial Institute
Tos Island
Wasilington Arch
Marx
Madison
Vision Squares
Reservoir Square
Brooklyn Bridge
Committee of Arrangements
Soo Canal Contract Agreement Reported Early Completion
The Canadian Dominion Government and Hughman contractor agree on completion of the Soo Canal by opening navigation, two years ahead of contract time. The accelerated work is expected to cost about 25000 dollars beyond the original contract price.
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Hughman
Tennyson 18 Dead A Sketch of His Brilliant Life
Alfred Lord Tennyson died at Haslemere after three weeks of illness. The poet laureate, born August 6 1809 at Somersby Lincolnshire, studied at Trinity College Cambridge but did not graduate. He became Baron Tennyson in 1884 and served as Poet Laureate until his death. his family included Hallam and Lionel, with detailed genealogical notes.
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Lord Tennyson
Alfred
England
Haslemere
Aldworth
Andrew Clark
Dr. Dabba
Lady Tennyson
Hallam Tennyson
Alfred Tennyson
Barer Tennyson
Somersby
Lincolnshire
Edward I
George Clayton Tennyson
Somernby
Elizabeth
Stephen Flythe
Louth
Charles
Loutts
Trinity Calloze
Cambridge
Whawell
Hia
Thackeray
Milnes
Lord Houghton
Spedding
Trooch
Alford
Kemble
Kinglate
Priza
Arthur Hallam
London
Tennyson
Pont Laurente
Yordstworth
Maud
Tinu
Axfar
Darel
Laureats
Regent's Park
Tesnyron
Tensyeon
Unite Kingdon
Hawan
Laureite
Crinity College
D.C. Ls
Oxford
Grasby
Bartes
Earl of York
Lionel
Shand
Eton
Trinity Cotlege
Canbridge
Eleanor Mary Hertha
Frederick Locher
Charlotte Christian Hruce
Earl of
A Batch of Hangings in South Carolina
A thirteen year old colored girl and others were hanged in Spartanburg and nearby towns. Milliel Brown, aged thirteen, and John Williams faced execution at 21:45. Brown cried of dying, Williams protested. The crimes included murder of Mayor Genneman and a baby’s death. Other hangings cited include Anna Tribble in Newbury, a white man William Wilson in Anderson, and Tom Brock in Pickens. The report notes varied executions and local guards.
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John Williams
Milliel Brown
Oll
Spartanburg
D. C
Brown
Pan
Willisis
Genneman
Mildrel Brown
Williams
Hanls
Anna Tribble
Netwbuox S. C
Lye Pel Neary
William Wilson
White
Rangel
Anderson
Tom Brock
Jerry Hughes
Windle's Fast Ride at Hampen Park Track 2025
Windle wins a sprinting ride at Hampen Park, beating a prior record set by Nancy Hanks. The race featured Windle supported by a trio of riders, with assistance from Dominge, Riverside Smith, and Be Arnold, finishing amid a brisk north wind and a three-quarter push.
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Hampen Park
W. We Windle
Nancy Hanks
Windle
W. F. Murphy
Harry Wheeler
S. Campbell
Ha O
Charles Dominge
Riverside Smith
Ant H
Acnold
Aso
Pote
Ei Nelson
Wath Han
Nhe
Wb Abed
Prominent Figures Named in Varied Roles Across Years
Prominent individuals are mentioned in a string of brief notes: writers VOnrwA and Lovia Kossvrg, veteran Desxia Montaxy in journalism, ex-soldier FEx-Private ians now a clerk in Pittsbury, and preacher’s son Thomas Stonaroy forecasting a pulpit career. Ancient and modern notables include Sin Lyon Poarrain’s elevation to British peerage through marriage, Sir Julian Pauncefore’s musical outputs, and Dr Enoch Claire’s Milwaukee death at eighty three.
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Vonrwa
Lovia Kossvrg
Parsmrnr Hantusox
Evdrexrmex
Ians
Homestead
Pittsbury
Thomas Stonaroy
Desxia Montaxy
United States
Sin Lyon Poarrain
Dalth Russell
Boston
Julian Pauncefore
Milwaukee
Wis
Enoch Claire
Eragon Frevo
William 8
Gilbert
Chants
Prendenvoll
Patrick S. Gilmore
Agg
Tucnell Onnthe
Ottn Hton
Charles
Theodore Russell
Charles Theotore
Dyomar
National Conservatory of Music
New York
Prague
Nald
Prussia
Alvin Coank
RE. E. Barnard
Lick (California) Observatory
Ax O
Nashville
Tonn
Battiste
St. Lawrence
Couzhnowaga
Canada
Hunters Beset by Vigilantes After Buffalo Slaughter
Gordon Land of the Colorado State Game War den reports from Lost Park that about half of a thirty buffalo herd have been slain. Hunters remain uncaptured as settlers, enraged by the killings, vow to act on their own, threatening deadly force if the culprits are found.
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Gordon Land
Colorado
Lost Park
Denver
Park
Chester
Jension Warmington Dace
Atty Aluce
Jones Re-Elected Choctaw Nation Governor At Tuscahoma
Wilson Jones is declared elected Governor of the Choctaw Nation for two more years at Tuscahoma Indian Territory after securing a majority of seventy five percent of votes. The result is peaceful but expected opposition unrest. authorities warn military forces could not prevent potential trouble if outbreaks occur.
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Wilson Jones
Tuscahoma
Indian Territory
The Markets Late Wholesale Prices of Country Produce
Markets in New York quote late wholesale prices for country produce with figures on fruits vegetables and grains. The report lists price ranges and highlights shifts from prior days as buyers and sellers react to demand.
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New York
Coffeyville Bank Battle Ends Dalton Gang Reign of Terror
Dispatch from Coffeyville reports the Dalton gang’s fatal showdown with residents after two banks were robbed. Four outlaws killed and two fatally wounded, multiple citizens slain or wounded, including City Marshal Connoly. Emmett Dalton partial confession ties to other robberies. townsfolk recover money and pursue remaining gang members.
Fertile Alaska Described as Rich Interior Landscape
The article notes three Alaska land conditions with snow and ice coastal choke points, rocky northern valleys, and a lush interior covered in grasses and wildflowers. It describes giant ice fields near Fairweather and St Elias ranges, colossal snow-covered heights, and sheltered valleys with four and a half months of summer. In June and July the sun stays above the horizon briefly and daytime averages about sixty five degrees.
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Alaska
Coast
Fairweather and
Brount St. Elias
Yukon
Wonderful Blades Compare to Damascus Swords
A collage of notes on blades from Damascus famed for elasticity and sharpness, Japan’s diamond hard sabre, and Russian factory swords bending to touch the hilt. Mentions Toledo springs, Urals samples, and a claim no blade surpasses Damascus.
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Damascus
Japan
Toledo
Spain
Russia
Zratoust
Urals
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the Statistician of Agriculture
Decoud
Fo Cluts
Brooklyn
Philadpa
Cincinnati
Lordsville
St. Louis
Washing
Jioxnon
Aanicortvar
Firreex
Clyde Scotland
Cosely
Temescattin
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Duniya
Prof
Seatch
Turis
Fine Arta
Fotern Taocsano
Ghent
Belgium
Melbourne
Australia
Iaud
Raltrcal
Lndustrial Banktog Univo
Austria
Hepor
United States Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Nora Standish
Coldwater
Mich
Sim
Will
Grespo
Os Teques
Department
Colunbus
Washington Arch
Edison Electric Company
Gravesend Bay
Atho Narrows
North River
Nicholson Kane
New York Yacht Club
Unita States
Gisbrog
Philadelphia
Henry Erben
Atat
Committee of One Hundred
Miantonomob
Atlanta
Dolphin
Veruvius
Aratheuse
Infante Yeabel
Balatea
Corrigan
Tventy
Louis Wendel
Battery Pole
Old Fort
Creneral Martin T. McMahon
United States Army
Sonora
McLeer
New Jersey
Georgia
Pattison
Russell
Grand Army of the Republic
DS. Brown
Volunteer
Pola
Biputh Avenue
Haron Fava
Riva
Caris Barwtu
United Oceans
Columbia
Carot State
Skotch
Wis Carcer
South Carolina
Tura
Miltona Bieyele
Buffalo
Jones
Dalton Gang
Coffesville
Kan
Coffeyville
Condon's Bank
First National
Condon's
Uasuier Ball
Toller Carpenter
Bob
Emmett Dalton
Ayres
Kiased Bart
Tollar W. H. Sheppard
Daltons
George Cubine
Express
Cor
Cubine
Condon
Marshall Connoly
Emmett
Jim Spears
Keaper
Posta
Wang
Allie Ogee
Kansas and Texas
Adair Station
Parsons Ores
Frey
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Winchesters
Caffeyville
Rob Dalton
Grant Dalton
Tom Hoddy
C. T. Connely
George Dubline
Charles Brown
Eammett Dalton
Deserndo
Thomas G. Ayras
First National Bank
Lucius Baldwin
Clerica Brown
Independence
Oklahoma
Wea
Coffreyville
James
Missouri
Dmlianapols Journal
Hood
Driggiata
McGormer
Dea
Abe Lad Amity
Peter Treet
Tee Cradfield Hugulator Co., Ap
Dinggis Ailania, UA
Queensland
Berlin
GriMth
Jay A. Dwiggins & Co
E. B. Walthall & Go
Hall
Adway
W. L
W. L. Douglas
Wade
Workingen
Leware
Ivalers
L. Douglas Pune
Itf
Douglas
Drockton
Masa
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Colisville
AEW Tork
James T. Durette
Earlysatire
Boschee
Hes
W. Baker & CO
Divestei
Grovera
everynats_W. BAKER &CO
Borchester, Hass
Astietaa ES
USA
Ralurmater
Phabe
Anita A
France
Ida
William Shakescare
John Guttenberg
Shapp
Uf Fabiex
Italy
Alamzon Miver
South America
Longrat
Order of the Garter
Crersus
Asta
Amopuer
Earl
suUppoand
Waabinglas
Frvm
U. Hybora
Virginia
Haguto
Martoer
Venice
Phirata
Solon
AOL
Coren
Nai
Dhs Clevete
Leonard St
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