Debates On Gold Standard Draw Large Illinois Club Audience
Harr Harvey clash draws capacity crowd as they argue the value of silver and gold, two kinds of money, and the government role. Harvey details coinage history and bimetallic theory while Horr labels the horse argument a fraud, with tenancy and finance notes amid the session.
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Illinois Club
Harr-Harvey
Harvey
Calla
Horr
Harraid
Friends of Silver
Mr. Harvey
Mr. Horr
Minnesota
Wecain
Harr
Earth
Knights and orders of knighthood across nations
A St Louis Republic survey lists various European and colonial orders. It notes the origins and founding years of groups such as the Order of the Cross of Christ in several states, Portugal’s Avis, the Crown of India for women, the English Round Table, eight Bavarian to Württemberg Orders of Merit, Scotland’s St Andrew, Denmark’s Elephant, Russia’s revived Order of Constantine, Henry IV’s Bath, and the African Star for Kongo colonization pioneers.
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Hesse.Cassel
Naples
Portugal
Bavaria
Belgium
Hesse-Cassel
Baden
Oldenburg
Prussia
Saxony
Wurttemberg
Europe
Denmark
Christian
Order of St. Constantine
Russia
Order of the Bath
Henry IV
George I
Order of the
Kongo Valley
St. Louis Republic
Telegraph Markets Chicago grain and hogs mixed on July 23
Chicago markets show wheat and corn slipping while oats fall modestly amid bear pressure. Provisions decline with cheaper hogs. closing prices list futures for Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard Ribs. At Omaha cattle hogs and sheep receipts blend with steady to lower bids and weaker hog demand.
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Stillers
Chicago
South Omaha
Bourn Omaha
Horses And Horsemen In A Turbulent Season
The article notes injuries and changes in horse racing circles. Fred Foster loses part of a thumb while feeding Sullross. E. J. Baldwin plans to personally run his stable this season. A Buenos Aires stud, Abraham Lincoln, has earned $20 350 this season. Fred Foster relocates to Illinois near Madicom race track, purchasing 120 acres for 21 700.
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New York State
Fred Foster
Sullross
E. J. Baldwin
Rowdy Jane
Rowdy Joe
St. Joe, Mo
Buenos Ayres
Abraham Lincoln
London
Dr. Rice
Illinois
Madicom Race Track
Rival Cities Mock Rivalry Across Papers
A compilation of newspaper quips shows cities like Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, Buffalo, Cleveland, St. Paul and Brooklyn spar over nicknames and reputations. The Sun weighs in on renaming Greater New York as Manhattan while Brooklyn hosts lighter debate on Park Row and West Brooklyn.
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Chicago
Los Angeles Express
New York
Philadelphia Times
Sun
Buffalo Express
Charleston
Cleveland Press
San Francisco
St. Paul
Minneapolis Journal
Manhattan
Greater
Brooklyn
Parkrow
Brooklyn Eagle
Notable Artists and Writers Mentioned in Daily Gossip
PEN and chisel items note R H Parks to sculpt a bronze bust of Secretary Gresham. Leland delves into Italian folklore. Zola and others ride bicycles as French litterateurs. Stockton hints at a solution to The Lady of the Tiger. Tenniel described as tall and soldierly. Defregger, turning sixty, works on St Joseph altar piece near Bozen.
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Charles G. Leland
Emile Zola
Jules Lemaitre
Jean Richepin
Henri de Regnier
Octave Mirbeau
Arthur Meyer
Frank R. Stockton
John Tenniel
Punch
Franz Defregger
Bozen
St. Joseph
The Jewel Casket Jewelry Styles of the Season
The Jewelers' Circular describes silver and gold chain motifs with pearls turquoises and enamels replacing precious stones. Diamond brooches shaped as flowers forget me nots and fern dominate. Watch chains like lorgnon chains appear, with meshed fine links and odd shapes featuring pearls emeralds rubies.
Colored Brother in Restaurants Sparks Legal Threats
A debate on racial treatment in dining venues contrasts reactions to service quality and potential damages. One editorial notes colored patrons may sue for $500 over poor service, while white patrons face no remedy beyond tolerance in similar cases.
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Troy Press
Rochester Democrat
Young Emmet Imitates Father In Rum Drinking
Brooklyn Eagle notes young Joe Emmet copying his father in many ways including drinking the same rum, reflecting a playful family likeness. The item highlights a humorous family moment with no further event details.
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Joe Emmet
Brooklyn Eagle
Ee Pinang Eiot
General Ryans Conundrum Amuses Irishman Story
The Cincinnati Tribune recounts General Ryan's habit of unique storytelling and his Irish inn card game anecdote. An Americanized Irishman joins a Forty-five card game where a page heckles him with phrases about the man’s plays. The moment ends with a quip about stepping up to the challenge.
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Ryan
United Kingdom
Lever
Ireland
Holy Moses
Bedad
Naythor
Cincinnati Tribune
Lost Letters and Printing Offers From Tribune Office
A Dillon Montana notice urges use of printed envelopes with sender name and address, warning misdirected mail is returned. It promotes envelope printing at 60 cents per hundred, plus low prices on other printing services and blank forms like legal and placer location blanks. It also references postage routes and travel costs to cities including Sioux City and Chicago.
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Tribune Office
Dillon
Tuipunt Pup
nrsHiNnd Co
Dillon, Mont
Justice's Court
Springhill Township
County of
Beaverhead
State of Montana
W. H. Stairs
Frederick Qosbaker
Lima
Pistia
Dax Gortting
Justice of the Peace
Jersey Eggs and Butter Pranks at Park Row
A New York Journal item recalls two printers at a Park Row restaurant debating Jersey eggs. One claims the eggs are Jersey due to a hole-board method, while another plots butter rearrangements at two dining tables to improve taste, prompting a table-wide butter quality change.
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Park Row
Jersey
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
New York Journal
End of an Era Ex-Sendlar Ingalls Reflects on 1890 Defeat
Former senator Ex-Sendlar Ingalls recalls the 1890 Topeka defeat that ended his 18 years in the Senate. He describes a brutal hour of agony, retreat to his pasture, and a personal battle to regain fortitude and self control.
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Sendlar Ingalls
Topeka
Senate
Sunday Recreation Reflections by Mrs Ednah Cheney
Mrs Ednah Cheney reflects on Sunday usage as a measure of Monday mood. She says Sunday spent with meaningful work rest, play, or study sets a hopeful tone for the next day whether in church, fields, home, or with children.
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Ednah Cheney
Philadelphia Ledger
Milk Demand And Solar Intensity Mentioned In Odd Exchange
In a terse dialogue a milk dealer debates pasteurized milk with Cynicus noting little difference. The conversation drifts to solar intensity at poles versus the equator. The text then abruptly shifts to a statistic about foreigners per square mile in New York.
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Cynicus
New Yo
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Genie T. Weaddell
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O. E. Morse
Stoukmen’s Directory
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Willis
Mont
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T. M. Sezway
Birch Creek
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Poindexter & Orr, Dillon, Beaverhead Co
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