Evening Edition Herald Changes Delivery and Content
The Herald announces an evening edition to serve readers with same-day news and a larger Sunday issue. It cites better timing for stock reports and world events, expanding wire service use and doubling circulation to attract advertisers.
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The Silent Mr Rogers Shuts Down Paterson Works
Jacob S. Rogers of Paterson controls the Rogers Locomotive and Machine Works. He abruptly ends new orders to close the plant after decades of profit, amid public pleas and board appraiser talks, while maintaining a life of private philanthropy and deer parks on his estate.
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England faces panic as capital blocks loom
In London the Herald notes growing financial strain as British capitalists hold large blocks of American securities. The piece argues England's stance toward the Boars is unjust and cruel, while warning market effects from the crisis on English and American finance.
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Local interest drawn to article of distinctive authorship
The piece is expected to attract broad general attention in the locality due to its unique authorship and the opportunities it presents for obtaining information.
Death of Dowager Lady Churchill and ghost tale at tower
The Herald notes the death of Dowager Lady Churchill at Osborne as the first palace death since Prince Albert and relates Victoria's ominous superstition of Mary Queen of Scots returning in spirit. A tower ghost scream was heard three times on the night, said to foretell royal death.
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Bird's-Eye Maple Discovery by Maine Woodsman
Greenleaf Davis of Patten Maine spent decades chasing bears and studying wildlife then began taming woodpeckers to convert ordinary maples into bird's-eye maple. He houses nearly 100 woodpeckers including red-headed sap suckers and uses ant-infused bark mash to feed them, claiming the process yields a scarce maple wood sold for high prices.
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Homeseekers Excursions Offer Rail Fare Deals
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway announces Homeseekers Excursion tickets on the first and third Tuesdays from January to June. Round trips cost one fare plus two dollars, with tickets valid twenty one days. For details contact John Wunderlich, City Passenger Agent, 597 Main Street, Dubuque Iowa. The Evening Herald touts its coverage of the latest news.
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