Reminiscent Ship Chandler Tales and Ocean Lore
A New York Telegram report observes a ship chandler on South Street unloading oakum tarred chains and banscra, bound for Marseilles by order of the French Minister of Marine. The piece shifts to whale meat proposals, Italian sailors, and grim accounts of moonshiners in Eastern Kentucky, closing with an Egyptian tablet discovery and a note on ancient literary exchanges.
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Bouth Street
Old Allo
Constantinople
New York Telegram
Marseilles
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Liverpool
Hamburg
New Zealand
America
Egypt
Vienna
Palestine
Syria
Babylonia
Bayco
Judah
Figures Show U S Growth From Frontier to Industrial Power
A New York Times analysis traces United States growth from 35 years ago, detailing territorial expansion from 3 states and 4 territories to present 50 states, population shifts, land area, and early census values. It notes rising farm output, railroad mileage, and immigrant inflows shaping a burgeoning nation with expected population surges.
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New York Times
United States
District of Columbia
Alaska
Parkersburg
W. Va
Mississippi River
River Platte
Red River
Great American Desert
Andegan
Lippncott
Rocky Mountains
High
Asia
Texas
trans-Mississippi
Bion
Mississippi
Terensor
Uct
Saraia
Minnesota
Oregon
Kansas
Nevada
Nebraska
Colorado
Tero
Sisterhood of States
Washington
Dain
Arizona
Idaho
Montana
Various Global Developments Reported in Unorganized News Folio
A disparate collection notes oil mills in New York, naval buildup by Grratayy, a Siberian railroad to Irkutsk, a failed Canadian combine, African fighting reported at Zanzibar, Philadelphia nervity buildings spending, Indian depreciation claims, Cherokes county talc findings, abundant fruit distribution in Carcacs, a “red eye” disease in Spain, a St Clair River tunnel plan, cattle numbers in the United States, the City of New York ocean racer, a Mexican railroad connecting Sierra mines, a planned natural gas line to Youngstown Ohio, limited Greenback party turnout in Cincinnati, German army regulation adherence, a Canadian fine on a schooner, Chinese naturalization attempt at Waterloo Iowa, counterfeit destruction in Washington, vanilla bean imports from Mexico and France, volcanic island references, Connecticut tobacco crop prospects, US Geological Survey staffing, flax seed yield estimates, Franco Russian canal project funding, a Pennsylvanian wood chopper accident, and national committee document circulation totals.
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Caan
Grratayy
Irkutsk
Zanzibar
Philadelphia
Spe
Cherokes County
N.G
Spain
St Clair River
Canada
United States
Sateseem Amet
New York
Carricn
St. Louis
Merxican
Sierra Stajade
County
Penn
Youngstown
Ohio
National
Greenback Party
Cincinnati
Tis
Foxe Wing
Waterloo
Iowa
Treasury Department
Washington
Mexico
Anit
Lirani
Belehinz
Connecticut
United States Geological Survey
Jenema Grates
Mon Alto Furnace
Tortaris
T' National Committees
Democratic and Publican
German Life Companies
Germany
Senate Proceedings 1740 Day Review of Tariff and Votes
The Senate debated the Chinese Exclusion bill and tariff in 1740 day session. a resolution to probe foreign copper trusts and a trust clause in the Trust bill were discussed. A bill to aid yellow fever prevention passed. bills on Inter State Commerce and a Court of Patent Appeals were considered. House actions included Sundry Civil and cholera prevention funding.
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Senate
Benaten
George
Messrs. Jones
West
Afr
Platt
Committee On Finance
Sia
Senate Finance Committee
Blair
Lighteon
Cnet
Saveneenteen
United States
Messrs
Cullom
Harris
William
Rosecrans
Weather Bureau
Agricultural Department
Sherman
House
Court of Patent Appeals
Treasury Department
Corps of Engineers
New York
New Jersey
Raritan Bay
Unite States
Senate Bil
McMillin
Cox
Cariisla
Department of Justice
Brooklyn
Iselley
Stahbecker
American Osherman
Payar l
Kelley
Labor World Snapshot of Union Activity and Industrial News
A compilation notes widespread labor movement activity including unions forming in the United States and Canada, labor tickets in mayoral elections, and mass employment figures. It mentions the National Harness Makers union, brick workers in Chicago, and paper mill capacity increases, plus a cooperative wage-sharing experiment in St Louis and profits sharing trends in England.
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Trnne
Wisconsin
Tiree
United States
Northern Pacific
Troy
N.Y
Agricultgral
Far West
Huntingdon
Penn
Chicago
Political tickets nominated in Eastern and Middle States
Tax Republican conventions in Massachusetts select Oliver Ames for governor. New York Democrats re nominate Governor Hill and Judge Gray. Massachusetts Prohibitionists name a full ticket led by William H. Earle. Reports cover fires, drownings, suicides, and various political and civil notices across multiple states.
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Middle States
Massachusetts
Boston
Oliver Ames
New York
Irene McGaffney
Weirs
N. H
Joan Sarchfield
Dover N
Laren
Fuller
Repub
Maine
Mount Washington
Mass
Repecca Lancuer
Miss Tufful
Frank Carver
Michael Maherty
Childran
Coantes B. Warne
Floods Ravage Pennsylvania New Jersey Rivers and Railroads
Flooding rivers from Easton to Milford and Belvedere breach banks. Delaware rises up to twenty five feet, washing away mills, docks, bridges and crops. Rail lines including Delaware Lackawanna and Western washouts halt lines. total damage likely over two hundred thousand dollars.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Easton
Penn
Delaware
Front Street
Delaware and
Hudson Canal
Milford
Brown
Belvedere
N. J
Bordentown
Pennsylvania Company
Killipsboro
Lehigh and
Hadgon
Bangor
Portland
Delaware,Lackawanna and Western
Lehigh Valley
Scranton
Multiple fatalities and disasters flood distant regions
Reports recount fatal accidents in diverse locales including Allen's mill caused by machinery, a station visit fatality in Rahway, a double murder suicide in Northern California, a house fire near Kentucky with 3200 000 in losses, and a Kentuckian street tragedy. Also notes battles in Kentucky mountains and political shifts in New York and Haiti.
Five Pleasure Seekers Drown Near Hastings on Hudson
A 20 foot sloop sank near Hastings NY while a party of six sailed for an afternoon outing. Rex-Seenator Treanor aided a survivor who described the panic as ballast shifted and water flooded the hull. Victims include Miss Elizabeth Butler Miss Nettie Voorhoos and others from Tenafly and Creekskill.
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Hastings
N Y
Hudson
N. Y
Rex-Seenator Treanor
Yonkers
Sadie
Himeslf
Sylvester
Piermont
Maughan
Miss Butler
Jake Manphan
Tenafly
Silvester
Elzabeth Butler
Nettie Voorhoos
Creekskill
Domnorest
Mr. Derringer
Verdant Provocative Letters and French Misconceptions
A lively note quotes a Paris letter musing on perceived Gallic depravity and a boy’s innocent question about the phrase French for damn nonsense. The text also mentions a claimed university founding date differing from Bologna, noting Boulogne’s establishment around 1110.
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Bologna
Theodosiun
Portrait of the Novelist Roo Foretold in Lippincott Feature
The article previews a frontispiece portrait of the late Rav E. P. Roo for a Lippincott’s Magazine E. P. Roo Number in October. It notes Ros’s story Queen of and an autobio piece A Native Author called Roo, includes a Matthew Arnold quote, and cites Roo’s self vindication and delayed autobiography completed shortly before his death.
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E. P. Roo
Lippincott's
Mr. Ros
Roo
Matthew Arnold
Roe
Arnold
Scott
Dickens
RooTshalLaal
New York Authors’ Club
Lippincoll’s
Anton
Roa
Astronomer Richard A. Proctor Dies of Yellow Fever in New York
Professor Richard A. Proctor of Harvard and the famed astronomer died in Willard Parker Hospital New York City after contracting yellow fever. He arrived from Florida's Marion County private observatory and had planned to sail for Europe. Proctor was born in Chelsea England March 23 1837 and was a prolific science writer and lecturer.
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Richard A. Proctor
Harvard University
Willard Parker Hospital
New York City
Board of Health
Proctor
Usk Lawn
Marion County
Fla
Europe
Westminster Hotel
Irving Place
East Sixteenth Street
City
Richard Anthony Proctor
Chelsea
England
Professor Proctor
Regent Aay
Floods sweep crops and property along Virginia and Southern rivers
The Appomattox and Nottoway rivers rose higher than a decade, flooding farmlands and washing away houses and bridges. Crops, especially corn and cotton, suffered immense losses with estimates up to 1 million dollars in Virginia and South Carolina. Railroads damaged by washed trestles and bridges compound the disaster.
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Appomattox
Nottaway
Virginia
Aptomattox
Yotersburg
Roanoke
Northampton- Sed Fairfex
Washington City
Smithsonian Institution
Botanical Gardens
Capitol
Tish Commission Building
National Aluseum
Carolinas
North Carolina
Notteley
South Carolina
Savannah
Congaree
Wateree
Catawba
Georgia
Oomalco
Georgia Central
Augusta
Grado
Cannibalism Report Emerges From Northwest Canada
Late advices from Ottawa describe great suffering and many deaths due to starvation among Indigenous peoples in the Canadian Northwest. Cannibalism stories are included, with heads of families said to have eaten their children to survive. The Parliament reportedly appropriated 854000 for relief, but officials accuse disboncet agents of misappropriating most of the funds. A remedy advertisement touts Archock’s Ponous Puastens for numerous ailments.
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Boye
Keane
Hevicg
Youth
Northwest
Ottawa
Canadian Northwest Territories
Ladar
St.Hernard
Kerp
James McMillan
Michigan Millonaire
Detroit
Baldi Te
Tolor Alter
Drs Darvis
Mra. Smith
Dr. Pierce
Inlwaye
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Tallu Ua
London Daily Télegraph
Mark Twain
Ile Céfacedas Ara
Kentucky
Genilla
Porty County
Letters of
Fnaxx McGonars
Congress
Erorr
Bee
Colored Knights of
Tne
Johnstown
Peon
Lisbon
N.el
Dreson
Washington Territory
Twe
St Louis
BoueTine
Burnley
Tostalimonte
Mapasenon
Barljoy
Watertown
Harper
Greenbackers
Democrats of
Denver
T. M. Patterson
J. A. Porter
Varate K Botox
Joux Epwamps
Nodaway County
Gilbert
Geant
Army of the Republic
William Warner
Columbus
Arkansas
Eagle Democrat
Joan Cruetzt
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Newark
Winfield
Richard Jones
Jones
Sou Brown
Hartyil
Wyoming
Frank Williams
Alexander Goldensen
Mamie Kelly
San Francisco
Cal
Washburn
Wic
Hendersonville
Cleveland
Wise
Mimitsor
Turtle Mountains
Dakota
Florence Wit
Jacksonville
Navy Department
New York Navy Yard
Senator Cocke
Bock
United States Treasoen Hyatt
John Fitzpatrick
Louisiana
Louis W. Crofoot
Supreme Court of the
Territory of Dakota
United States Comptrollers
Nile
Les
Tux Macyon
Phillppine Telands
Gifu
Japan
Mason Barteeror
Heart of Africa
Kenry MW Stanley
Congo River
Stanmer Bud Ameries
Collison
Port Luz
Canary
Switzerland
Wiiira ‘Repyonp
Africa
Rierre
Prince Johann Adolph
Schwarzenberg
Frince Land
Klogan
Sulz
Krurman
Bohemia
Ixpia
Jude
Jowek Ora Iy
Dhacovorad
Laternews
Josepr
Cannon
Cye
Allen's Mill
Binaigiamn
Ole
Joan Firth
Ralifray
N. 7
Simon
Paton
Chicago United Xpress
Rahway
John
Max
Ivyerson
Steiner
California
McCay- Fogona
Kenstucky
Pawpaw Mountain
Grorce McCorny
Pwiucth
Pereanh
Euan Furrr
Josie Homonati
J.C. Blackridge
Bir
McMilling
Tennessee
House of Representants
Anse
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London Times
Charles Stewart Parnell
Twenty Sixth
All
Janisa
Will Beott Xavidig
WirtrAy Fooding
Janos
Lanonon Cunpil
National American Party
da. Teaverty
Sewickley
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Calliste
C.J. Be Leos
Sis
Treasury
Brussels
France
M. LaLonon
Haiti
Paris
Jouy Dirtox
Dundalk
McAney
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Drowned -In-The- Hudson
Paria
Boston Beacon
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Vomito
Metternich
Oot de Lissers
Duka
Soléz
Paul Arwour
Mus, Mackay
Isabella
Hier Haggard
Iceland
F Justice Gray
T. Ee
Austria
Levi P. Morton
Buffalo
Louis B. Gerr
Hattie Buning
Maine Statesman
Lon Durrenin
India
Seaton Borer
di Gee Cuntis
American Party
Sim Arthur Sullivan
Govenson
Lena
Sanat Berswanor
Carem_B
Kivgorm
Garrett
Baltimore Indio Road
Igeard
Iris
Canon Siddon
Church of England
Slajesty
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EC. Stedman
Edmund Clarunce Stedman
Francis Hopkingen Smith
I. H. Smith
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Scotland
Halen River
Poughkeepsie
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Pierce
Representative Reed
Johnson& Co
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Richmond
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Charles A. Vordler Co
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Mail and Express
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Searh Mails
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W. L. Douglas
Mate Nee
Batis
Gobi
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Broc Tau
A. Mawes
DR. Schenck
J. H. Schenck &Son
Florida
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C.K. Marshall
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