Fourth National Irrigation Congress Opens In Albuquerque
Large attendance from Kansas Nebraska Texas Oklahoma Colorado Utah California Arizona and Canadian delegates gather as William E. Smythe lauds the year in irrigation. He notes federal and state laws expanding arid land grants and a new era in western progress through Carey grant enactments.
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California
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100Th Meridian
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Congress
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Calorie
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Quarantining Against Cholera Moves in California
San Francisco health officers plan quarantine stations at state extremes along railroad lines to block Asiatic cholera. Honolulu is declared infected and ships from there will be detained and fumigated. Federal marine hospital authority may operate quarantine if state systems fail.
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Honolulu
Lovelace
United States
Dunraven Withdraws As Defender Wins America's Cup Series
The Defender defeats Valkyrie III in the international series for the America's Cup. Defender won a clean race on Saturday, was awarded a race after finishing behind on Tuesday, and had a walkover on Thursday. Lord Dunraven criticized the lack of a clear course and withdrew Valkyrie from the third race.
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New York
Defender
Valkyrie III
Valkyrie
Cudahy Will Bore For Oil Near Douglas
Albert Walton of Omaha and E H French sign with Edward A Cudahy head of the packing firm for thorough oil land development near Douglas Wyoming Two wells to be drilled at once Walton in Pennsylvania buying machinery for the company Also notes Langtry divorce filing Crops matured rapidly weather bulletin and Turkish tensions referenced Cleveland presidency noted in terse item
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Casper
Albert Walton
Omaha
E. H. French
Edward A. Cudahy
Cudahy Packing Company
Douglas
Walton
Pennsylvania
Senator Vest Arrives on Western Land From Antwerp
Senator George Vest of Missouri was among passengers aboard the Western Land arriving in New York from Antwerp on Tuesday September 18.
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Senator Vest
New York
George Vest
Missouri
Antwerp
Protectionists to Forge Revenue Tariff for American Gain
The piece predicts the newly elected protectionists will ignore free trader ideas and craft a tariff law aimed at providing sufficient revenue while shielding American interests. It condemns free traders for lacking original ideas and imitating English policy and calls for direct taxation on everyday imports.
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Free Trade Party
Debates Over Protection and Free Silver in 1896 Campaign
A letter from W. O. Hayes of Lewisburg Tenn argues Democrats and People's Party shift from protection to free silver, while praising a Tennessee move toward protection amid rising debt and job losses. An accompanying note lists U.S. wire nail production by year from 1886 to 1894, noting growth to 5,681,801 kegs in 1894 produced by 40 works.
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People’s Party
United States
W. O. Hayes
Summer quips from papers on weather and drink
A Seymour Democrat line notes ice as more valuable than cash, while the Mail and Express mocks thermometer reliance in heat. A Chicago Dispatch quip jokes about whether soda water or ice water is better in summer, suggesting a wink at the debate.
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Chicago Dispatch
Plays and Players on Broadway Engage Big Names
Klaw and Erlanger weigh two plays for Georgia Cay van tour while Rose Leighton fills in for Helen Reimer in Kismet on authority. Frohman linked to May Irwin’s starring tour as other casting news unfolds from Boston to Paris and New York.
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Rose Leighton
Helen Reimer
Kismet
Carlos Frohman
May Irwin
da, Mulle
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Palmer Cox
Joseph Wheelock, Jr
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Thomas Q. Seabrooke
the Park Theater
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Cohasset
New York
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Charles T. Ellis
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Paris
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Spain
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Lincoln J. Carter
Janes K. Hackett
Ais de Noipperg
Augustin Daly
Jefferson Angel
International credit terms across nations in the 19th century
The article surveys payment practices by country including Austria Italy Cuba Bermuda England Spain Portugal Turkey Russia China Mexico Canada and other regions. It notes typical credit periods from three to thirteen months and cash or discount terms varying by location and industry.
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Spain
Portugal
Turkey
Russia
China
Mexico
Canada
Curious Food Tips From A Bygone Menu
The piece describes cinnamon in chocolate for a piquant note and Japanese national ice as a pebbly sweet bean and hail stone dessert. It suggests cold tea with sliced apple pie, eating fruits on an empty stomach, and a method of serving raisins wrapped in bay leaves baked with salted almonds.
Rider Haggard Snub Inspires Forthcoming Novel
A set of newspaper comments on Rider Haggard reflects doubt about his veracity and a claim he failed to win parliamentary seat. Critics toast his return to fiction while noting political roughness and public reactions including skepticism and irony.
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New York Recorder
New York World
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Kansas City Journal
Havana Fillers and Cuban News Echoes
A compact contrast of editorials on Cuba from multiple papers noting Spanish gains in telegraph offices, the resilience of Cuban revolts, and the belligerent tone shaping public sentiment. The Erie Dispatch, Boston Journal, Washington Star, and Pittsburg Dispatch contribute vivid observations.
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Cuba
Boston Journal
Washington Star
Pittsburg Dispatch
The Juggernaut Becomes the Trolley, States Washington Star
The Washington Star notes the rebranding of a dominant transit vehicle as the trolley, signaling a simple name change for a longstanding service.
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Washington Star
Eto
St Vitus Dance Affected Child Seeks Treatment
In spring a child named Mattie aged HM suffered from Vitus dance and nervousness. Her previously stricken side grew numb and nearly paralyzed prompting a medical consultation with Dr Miles and My daughter Mattie mentioned alongside Dr Miles Medical Co and Erhart as part of the inquiry into remedies.
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Knox, Ind
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Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
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