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Leland Stanford dies shadowing a university legacy
The life of Leland Stanford is recalled through his influence in finance and politics and the enduring tribute of the university named for his son. Headlines note his Palo Alto home death and the expectation of Justice Fitzgerald filling his Senate vacancy.
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Leland Stanford
Federal Senate
California
Palo Alto
Justice Fitzgerald
Stanford
Birch Creek Resources Highlight A Rich Prospect
The article notes dark bituminous shales and metamorphic belt rocks such as pyro phyllite and slate pencils. It describes yellow ochre and chromate iron beds, ancient lake bottom deposits, hot sediment exposure, soapstone bases for porcelain and paint, fine silicious sand for polishing, and possible uses for soapstone along with hydraulic lime stone phosphate lime roofing slate and red ochre. A prospecting outlook ends with capital interest potential.
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Birch Creek
Banking and Livery Goods Accorded Patrons
Livery accommodations are aligned with safe banking practices. Banks, merchants, individuals, and corporations are invited to account for their transactions and ensure prudent management.
Crinoline Declines as Fashion Embraces Wide Fabrics
The New York Evening Post notes Dame Fashion shuns hoopskirts and curbs on crinoline as unbecoming. Summer fabrics show no prettier patterns than crepalines and French and Scotch ginghams. Fabrics are woven wide enough for seamless bell skirts and draped effects.
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New York Evening Post
Fire hazards from common items and accidental ignition
Moistened tin tarnings and chips ignite easily. A rat gnaws grease dipped friction matches and starts a fire. A sagging greasy waste belt catches fire. Rapid oxidation of iron filings in a flood burns intensely. A sunlit lens acts as a burning glass before noticed. A match dropped under lace curtains sets drapery ablaze. An oil slicked cockehafer runs to a gas jet and spreads flames.
Local druggists praise Hood's Sarsaparilla as leading blood purifier
Druggists from Lowell Massachusetts and other outlets report Hood's Sarsaparilla outselling all competitors. They cite strong local trust and repeated annual sales growth as proof of merit and reliability of the medicine.
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Wood
PLC. GoobaLe
Hood
A.W. Dows & Co
P. Mdangshard
Tanston & Suaw
PL & E. Barney & Co
Cyinron & Hovey
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