Democratic optimism and McKinley defeat in Ohio highlighted
The piece surveys reactions to McKinley’s Ohio loss and predicts Democratic gains in New England led by Cleveland. It cites Gen. John R. Clark’s view that a New York candidate will secure the next Democratic nomination, while Blaine supporters push a 1892 revival. It also urges local civic effort and home enterprises, and remarks on editorials and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney
New Hampshire
McKinley
Ohio
Foster
Reed
Massachusetts
New England
Cleveland
Massachussetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
John R. Clark
Missouri
House of Representatives
Gorman
Platt
Maj
Russell
Boies
Campbell
Gray
Indiana
Buffalo Club
Governor Hill
Rock of Gibraltar
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
L. L. Conger
Blaine
Col. Conger
Garfield
Conger
The
Commercial Gazette
Purify Water With Charcoal And Household Remedies
Household notes discuss purifying water with a small charcoal bag and treating toothache with oil of sassafras. Remedies include using ammonia to brighten carpets and restore silk color, olive oil camphor liniment for inflammation, and salt in a hot stove to remove clinkers. Housekeeping reflections on chromatic color printing and illustrated journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housekeeping
Paris
New York Herald
Art
Fragmentary tale from a newspaper page
A damaged OCR fragment shows a boy crying and a kind stranger asking what is wrong, with unclear narration about a lad outside a newspaper office and distant, garbled dialogue describing distress and pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jens
Jewelry and watch shop ad touts diamonds and repairs
An old advertisement for a Virginia jewelry shop promotes diamonds of all sizes and silver pieces, boasting superior wares, clocks, bronzes, and bric a brac. It offers watch and jewelry repairs with prompt workmanship and invites readers to visit 809 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fais &c
Virginia
South
da Vaner
Rand
Brazil Martial Law Declared by President Amid Congress Clash
The Brazilian president Fonseca declares martial law in the capital and nearby areas to restore order. Congress resists, seeking to curb presidential power, while Fonseca asserts strongman authority to maintain control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Congress
Fonseca
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E.C. Hackney
Boards of Trade and
Chambers of Commerce
America
Sam Jones
Charlotte
Charlotte News
Florida
Ingersoll
Kilhat
Atlanta Constitution
Constitution
Kansas City
Charles Durgin
Bulwer
Durgin
Blackwall
Mary
R. I. Rogers
Sone
Aoviez
Bradfield
Woole.s
Bradficls Regulator CO
Biseknall & Co
Dorbaw
Raby
Germetuer
King
Gaffrey
Deever
Brandilett
Pasteer
Koch
Miquel
French Academy of Nelener
Alstons
Pinky Woods
Golden Belt
North Carolina
Calcium Springs
Thenderson, Vi
INEML
Oxford
Snow
N. C
World
Bullock & Mitchell
Banner Warehouse
Cozart, Rogers & Co
Centre Warehouse
R. V. Minor & Co
Minor Warehouse
R. F. Knott
Alliance Warehouse
J. M. Currin
John Meadows
Wilkinson Bros
Bu Meadows & Yancey
D. S. Osborn
F. C. Bransford
K Gg. Currin
Dd. Bullock Buyer
John Webb
W A. Bibbitt
C. F. Kingsbuyer
Brienn
UL Teatoms
Richmond, VA
S. H. Hawes
Richmond
Wootton’s Patent
Agian
Houston
Halifax Co
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