New York World Trims to Thrice-a-Week Edition
The New York World becomes a thrice weekly, offering 18 pages weekly at the old annual price of one dollar. Each issue has six pages across eight columns, with broader news coverage and faster updates. Special terms include combined delivery with the Dillon Tribune for new year subscribers in advance.
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Battle of Ballots Shifts GOP Gains Across States
Report cites Republican victories nationwide with New York and New Jersey swings, Maryland gain, and Kentucky claimed. Tammany loses ground as Amos J. Cummings wins in New York district. Maryland’s Lloyd Lowndes elected governor by 10,000, Michigan’s Pingree reelected, and Massachusetts Greenhalge wins by 68,000.
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Murder and lynching fears grip Lincoln area
A suspected 11 year old Ida Gaskel’s murder sparked mass crowds at the jail in Lincoln as residents demanded swift justice. George Morgan, the collar maker last seen with her, was moved to the penitentiary amid calls for punishment. The morgue drew thousands before noon in a city shaken by the crime.
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Debs Attacks Great Northern Policy and Threat of Strike
Eugene V. Debs denounces the Great Northern system as dishonest and disreputable. He cites a plan to disrupt the A R U and recalls an arbitration board led by Charles A. Pillsbury that restored wage cuts, while noting ongoing discharges for union membership and alleged hiring of thugs and ex convicts as the strike action looms. The decision rests with the workers. Directors Kelcher and Goodwin support the board's approach.
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Satolli Elevation as Cardinal Confirmed in Washington News
In Washington on November 1 official notice announced Mgr. Satolli’s elevation to the cardinalate. Cardinal Gibbons left Baltimore to congratulate him, while Satolli thanked well-wishers. Dr. Brooker said the consistory will create him a cardinal mid November.
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Chicago and Omaha Live Stock Trade Report Nov 5
Chicago market features ample receipts around 7 000 head with slow trade and mixed prices native beef cattle range 3.00 to 4.00 with western and Texans varying. pigs and packing grades sold near 3.60 to 3.80. sheep and lambs showing fair demand. Omaha receipts about 1 000 head with steady to slow market. native beef steers 3.50 to 5.20, western 2.77 to 4.15, cows and heifers 2.40 to 3.00, pigs 2.75 to 3.50, lambs 4.00 to 6.25.
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Temptation and pitfalls of infidelity told in anecdotes
A Detroit Tribune note warns that temptations from a wife’s absence can lure men into misdeeds. A Malden tale from a Boston Transcript reprints a shopkeeper’s bemused joke about boots and a misfit three.
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Awkward Admirer in Syracuse Couriers
The Syracuse Courier notes a person whose looks and manners captivate yet provoke scorn and annoyance. The narrator admires his charm yet fears his bold attentions and wonders about the admirer’s name and intentions.
The Masculine Dearth and Emancipation Debate
In a fragment from New York World and New York Run a dialogue mocks female emancipation with Mrs Beard and Mrs Taddles denying gender equality. A sea serpent myth humorously comments that masculinity is not a found trait, while a playful verse contrasts masculine myths with sea imagery.
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New York
Rough on the Monkey and Odd Love Lore
A Texas Siftings anecdote recalls a UT professor correcting students with a Darwinian joke about monkeys. The Indianapolis Journal notes a credulous lover using superstition, a horseshoe and a four leaf clover to seek luck, a sneeze confirming a kiss.
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Quips and quips from papers a collage of lines
A vivid collage of workplace banter humor and verse lines from multiple papers. The excerpt blends jokes about accounts and payments with country humor and light verse references. It includes lines about cigars six months bills and a playful exchange on love and groceries.
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