Two Lovers Reunite in Spring Orchard
In a spring scene at a Cavanagus orchard Dolly Humphreys and her former lover Mr. Aiken remeet after years apart. He confesses his enduring love and asks for a chance, while Dolly shows cautious hope and promises a walk by the lake after a final moment of tender exchange and a violet gift.
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Rhode Island
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Humphreya
Sman Hota
Dennisons
Miss Humphreys
Charles
Dolly
Miss Dolmer
Alkens
Alias Dolmer
Dorothy
Ife
Charley Dennison
Autiin
Mme
Misa Mumphreys
Mr. Aiken
Aiken
Ihbin
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Mamma
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Ohio
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Charley Large
William Dial
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Denver
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Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Chelsea Park
Kansas City
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Guethrio
Oklahoma
Opap
Bac
Fox
Gustave Braegen
Topeka
Bergner
Bergher
Aminonespolis
Minn
Washington
Value of Machinery and Fast Trains Across Era
Historic notes compare early and modern machine making from 60 to 70 years ago with tools like lathes and drill-borers, recounting broken cylinders and high costs. It contrasts improvements in factory-made parts and cheaper steel pens, then shifts to fastest trains from Washington to Jersey City and rival routes in Britain and the U S with speeds and schedules.
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Clement
London
Jaumea Watts
Whitworth
England
Hoan
Perry
New Orleans
Pleasant For Papa Slang Exchange Across Time
Fragmentary dialogue shows a playful exchange about slang and affection for a father figure. The speakers discuss recent chatter, mock praise, and reference a casual, evolving vernacular with a light humorous tone. Names and precise context are not clear.
German Action Lifts Import Ban on American Pork Goods
Berlin reports the Reichsgesetzblatt publishes an order ending the prohibition on importing American pork and sausages when shipments carry certificates showing they meet American health standards. The measure, aimed at reviving a German market for pork, follows historic restrictions and potential export gains, with forecasts of substantial U.S. pork sales to Europe.
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Germany
Aigsol
Berlin
Reichagesetzblate
America
United States
England
Scotland
Tennessee
House of Representatives
Iessees
Housa
Libord
W. Ford
Bie
Charles Alleman
Legislatura
Daring train robbery near Samuel Texas by six masked men
Six masked robbers near Samuel Texas used dynamite to blast into an express car on a Southern Pacific train. They took all cash and valuables from the safe and several mail bags after overpowering the express messenger. The heist delayed the train for hours as the robbers fled toward Mexico.
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Samuel
Texas
Southern Pacific Railway
México
That Was Why Dr Ballard Killed Mis Sweetheart and Yimoeult
A report links Dr Ballard to the motive behind a fatal act targeting his former lover and a second named individual. Police provide context as investigators pursue details of the relationship and alleged threats.
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Dr. Ballard
Mis Sweetheart
Yimoeult
New Jersey and New England Observe Holiday Mayhem
A long list of 1900 style notices reports multiple parades and holidays across the Northeast and Midwest. Central Labor Union events draw thousands in New York and Brooklyn while New England and New York City celebrate a broad holiday with widespread observances.
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Middle States
Beatesen & Eos
Peters
Edward Linn
Newark City
Portlan
Werner
Arran
Warren
Mass
York City
Central Labor Union
Central Labor
Brooklyn
New England
Buddio
Mary F. &.Searles
Methuco Mass
Balem
Timothy Hopkins
Battle of
Groton Heights
Groton
Conn
Baseball Notes on Players and Teams Across Leagues
Patchy report covers players from Pittsburg to New York with details on pitching resumes, injuries, contract moves, and batting leaders. Mentions Blaynd, Wine, Blakely, Radbourn, Crane, and Easton while noting Chicago and Boston associations and a nearly perfect Chicago versus New York game interrupted by darkness.
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Anton
Pittsburg
Blaynd
Centre Common
Thany
New Yorks
Baltimore
Wine
Blakely
Gorham
Louisville
Stratton
Doapvar
Cleveland
Chicago
Ruttley
Pittaurge
Davies
Milwaukee
Minnister
John B. Day
Welch
New York
McGixl
St. Louis Association
Suy
Autour Clankbon
John
Bostons
Cincinnati League
Radbourn
Crane
Brovuraens
Boston Association
Brown
Miuurn
Hasto
John Ewing
Sherrett
Hart
Clarkson
Coughlin
Daley
Lata
Boston
Thia
Keele
Washington
Ely
Duluth
Brooklyn
Toke
J. Buourmens
Boston Reds
Detroit
Columbus
Cincinnat
Easton
Ilka
St. Louis Browns
Wu Anson
Som Burns
Nuither
Pfefer
Robbers Battle Rangers After Rio Grande Train Heist
Report says bandits who stole about $20 000 from a Southern Pacific express car were followed toward Las Vegas New Mexico by rangers near Uvalde Texas. A firefight left thirteen robbers and two rangers dead, with several wounded on both sides. the outlaws apparently fled, with only two escaping.
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Hamburg
Melbourne
Warnambool
Australia
Barl Treater
Berlin
Germany
Grinsby
Iceland
Duiuxa
Rio Grande River
Southern Pacific
Uvalde
Texas
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Hawaii Queen A Widow Dies From Sudden Pneumonia
The steamship Mariposa arrived in San Francisco with Honolulu advices. Prince Consort John Dominic of Hawaii died August 2 after a sudden pneumonia attack. Queen Liliokalani mourns as the body lies in state at the palace guarded by Royal Barracks troops.
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Washington
Appeintes Jono & Durham
Kentucky
San Domingo
Hayti
Naval Board
Raum
United States
State Department
Juliaa Street
Mssissippi
Jasper Smith
Jorge Asa-Burusga
Legation
Mbeved John &. Durham
Unayui
Brealdoct Harrison
William F. Powell
Camden
N. J
Powell
Navy Department
Oregon
Union Iron Works
California
Itata
Chili
San Francisco
Cal
Australia
Honolulu
John Dominic
Prince Consort
Hawaii
Lillokalania
Howlein
Htoyal
Weston Insane Asylum Horrors Reported
A public report details deaths at the Weston Insane Asylum in West Virginia. Inmates allegedly died by boiling and by hanging, with guards present and no investigation or inquest held. The account paints a picture of mismanagement and shocking conditions.
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Weston Insane Asylum
West Virginia
Michigan to Build Chicago Exhibit From state Materials
Michigan plans a full exhibit at the Chicago Fair built entirely from Michigan materials. Southern California displays will include irrigation illustrations. A Braxt exhibit at Chicago will top the Paris success, while New Orleans Machinery Co. showcases cotton ginning and sugar milling. Colorado shows extensive plant wax copies and fauna, and the Machinery Annex will be a true annex adjacent to Machinery Hall.
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Michigan
Chicago
California
Braxt
Eli Avaienay
New Orleans Machinery Company
Wrrisuyen
National Association
Swansea
Wales
Wisconsin
State Commission
New York City
Tus
Munich Poeller Physical and Optical Institute
Geis Saasse
Colorado
Tts
Two Horrible Deaths in Farm Fight at Cellus Ohio
A deadly clash on John Coles's farm leaves John Son dead and James Lewis jailed after a threshing machine accident leads to a fatal gory assault. Frank Lewis, James's brother, killed John Son with a fork in a swift, violent twist of vengeance.
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Macnols
Ars
Air
Couch
Samuel Carter
John Brown
Dock" Blakely
Whosling
W. Vo
Henwood
Fairmont
Alliay
Cammers Ia
Cellus
Ohio
James Lewis
Tom Johnson
John Coles
Lewis
Johnson
Uabrogen
Cylindera
Frank Lewis
James
Lewisas
William Afull
Daniel Crowneller
Findlay
Flax Acreage and Maxseed Yield by Western States
The Census Office released preliminary flax acreage and Maxseed production for ten Western States ending June 1, 1890. States listed include Illinois Kansas Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Washington Wisconsin with figures for acres and bushels.
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Tydo
Division of Agriculture
Ijilako
Yowa
Kansas
Alintesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Washington
Wisconsin
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Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital
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Zave Bertounn
Joumoures
Isasc
California Fig Syrup CO
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Roxbury, Mass
Kennedy
Picros’e Golden
Bax
Catarthoe Tee Choy
G. G. Green
Woodbury
U. S. AD
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