Exports of Locomotives Rise Amid Foreign Demand
Over the past eight months 259 U.S. locomotives were exported, compared with 93 in the previous period, showing how foreign demand for railroad equipment raises labor costs. Philadelphia supplied most of the engines sent abroad. A medical ad section promotes Dr Miles Nasaline and Camms Emulsion medical remedies with testimonials from Rev. Dr. Hawes of Staunton, Virginia.
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United States
Philadelphia
Europe
Hawes
Camm
Jas. T. Spencer
H. Hawes
Presbyterian Church
Staunton
E. A. Craighill, & CO
Manufac
Whalsale
Lynchburg
Reparation Demands Rise Over Valparaiso Attack
The administration vows firm action for retaliation and full reparation after the Valparaiso assault on American sailors. Secretary Tracy, President, and Minister Egar push vigorous measures to secure justice, with possible recall and suspension of relations if delays occur. British commissioners praise progress for the Columbian Exposition show, while religious groups unite against the lottery with denominational motions and discipline of a Methodist legislator.
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Valparaiso
Nce
United States
Hill
Sec
Tracy
Satur
Chili
Egar
Pehat
Wen
Min
Royal Commission
Bri
Indus
Quack Ads Promise Fat Reduction and Pest Control
The notice warns about quack ads claiming to reduce body fat quickly through self help schemes and public debt thrift congress. It also claims Limburger cheese slices around a cub beacon will drive away pests like rats and burglars.
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United States
Congress
Mysterious Imperial Diamond Suit in Simla Courts
A famous Indian gem known as the Imperial diamond, valued around £430,000, is the subject of a Simla court case. The Nizam of Hyderabad allegedly refused payment after recognizing doubts about the stone. The diamond dealer Marion Crawford’s figure is tied to the dispute and to Asia’s glittering trade.
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India
London
Simla
Asia
Marion Crawford
Mr. Isaacs
Simia
Mr. Jacobs
Nizam
Hyderabad
Supreme Court
Premature burial in Erie reveals grim struggle and grave concerns
In Erie Pennsylvania a farmer from Green Township died suddenly thought to be heart failure. His body was buried temporarily, then exhumed where bloodied, torn features showed a fierce struggle. Reports note widespread grip illness fears and various weather and travel feats of the era.
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Erie
Oreste
George Heidecker
Green Township
St. John’s Lutheran Church
United States
Europe
America
England
Globe
Yokohama
Victoria
Canadian Pacific Railway
Newark
New York
Atlantic
Pacific
San Francisco
John W. Mackay
Grassmere
Mackay
Mixsie Ewin Sherman
Cosmopolitan
W. T. Sherman
Orleans
Alexandria
Louisiana
State Mill Academy
N . Ledger
Peo
President Rogers Speaks On Alliance Politics And Third Party
The article discusses the Alliance as a non partisan but political force urging farm relief. It notes farmers educate themselves in economic government, fears of loss of power, and debates over alignment with a third party versus Democratic loyalty. It references Cincinnati meetings and the "People's Party" platform.
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Blaine
Cansonal Limited
Eos
Washin
Merc Ed
Mr. Blaine
Mrs. Blaine
Rogers
Florida
Banquo
Cincinnati
Ocala Alliance
People’s Party
Democratic
Republican
Alliance
Third 'Y
Democratic Party
Shavetone
Congress
Ublican Party
West
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W. M. Yearby
Draggist
Durham, N. c
AMOC
J.T. Womble
Jim
Binabe
Agenus
Baltimore
Balti
Washington, D
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Brocklys
Corea
Poavee, M.D
Teh Ava
Warren
Toursiana
Texas
Detroit Free Press
Con
Washington
Hitt
Richmond
Kiowa
Kansas
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Collorado
Columbus
Ohio
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