Campaign speeches were printed but often undelivered
Belated Congressional Record editions printed speeches not delivered in the house. Republicans circulated campaign material, with Judenslager and Hitchcock pushing maps and arguments to support Bryan rivals. Paced by La Follette and Williams, many speeches circulated as campaign fodder. Oregon’s Chamberlain victory noted amid broader remarks on political speaking tours.
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Charles W. Arthur
Washington
Congressional Record
House of Representatives
Judenslager
Camden
New Jersey
New York
Willi
J. Bayan
Londenslager
Nehbraski
T Hitchcock
Oniaha
Jersey
New York World
Hitchcock
Mr. Dryiuit
Lowe
Dremocrat
Grover Cleveland
Alton Bo Carker
la Julia
Wisconsin
Billan Fotlette
Neill Brown
Tennessee
Congress
House
Baseball Standings and Scores From Chicago June 12
National League standings show Chicago leading with 43 wins as Cincinnati and Pittsburgh trail. Daily results include Brooklyn defeating Chicago 11-5 in eleven innings. Philadelphia beating St. Louis 1-0. Philadelphia 3 Chicago 2. Detroit beating New York 7-1. St. Louis edging Washington 6-4. Cleveland and Boston racking two runs each. and other regional results across Toledo Milwaukee Indianapolis and Louisville with varied scores.
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Chicago
National
Cincinnat
Wee Dt
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Fleven
Ibrooklyvn
Tatteries
Lundgren
Kling
Wilhelm
Bergen
Schiltzer, Vickers and Fowers Wool Sehreek
Smith, Sullivan
Detroit
Patotx Jtis
G Mitterles
Cheshtra
Pliny Willetts
Schmidt
Washington
St. Leuis
St. Touts
Johnson and Malkenders
Warners Powell
Waddell
Stephens
Chierga
Cheveland
Saston
Mayflower Teapots and the Legend of Relic Tea
The piece argues against any claim that a teapot descends from the Mayflower voyage linking it to Plymouth Rock. It notes tea rarity aboard the Mayflower, the later spread of tea in England, and the evolving tea trade from the East India Company to coffee houses, with prices cited as context.
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Plymouth Rock
America
England
Eest India Company
Rea Wis
Bostom
Market Summary Chicago June 14 Cattle Sheep Receipts and Prices
Market data from Chicago shows cattle receipts at 4 500 with prime fat steers at 7 85, good to choice heifers 5 50 to 5 75, and calves 4 60 to 4 00. Sheep receipts 11 000 with wethers 5 40 to 5 75, yearlings 5 25 to 6 60, and Colorado wool lambs 6 50 to 6 70. Hogs receipts 26 400 with heavy packing 5 21 to 6 30, light mixed 5 30 to 5 50. Poultry and hay prices listed for regional feeds.
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Chicago
Colorado
Springs
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Amusements and Racing News From Elkhart and Newmarket
The item mentions The Ham Tree at Bucklen theatre closing Elkhart's season and a McIntyre & Heath tour. It also recounts Prince Batthyany collapsing before the Two Thousand Guineas race at Newmarket, with Gaillard winning and Galopin’s heir dead, affecting Derby prospects.
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Prince Batthyony
St. Simon
Lord Cadogan
Jockey Club
Newmarket
Weatherby
Gaillard
Galliard
Galopin
St James” Gazette
Bucklen Theatre
Elkhart
Dramascope
London Tea Houses and Pottery Teapots in History
A collage of notes on tea houses, potter teapots, and teapot art from early England, with references to 18th century England and London tea culture. The article mentions Traviel Vernon and Benjamin Tarris, Taddill Bolton, and old social views on tea drinking, plus brief items on theatre, echoes, and French customs.
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Traviel Vernon
Benjamin Tarris
Taddill Bolton
London
England
Murker
Boston Globe
Daring Bell Ringers of Seville Fascinate Tourists
A curious Seville custom lets young Spaniards ring cathedral bells by climbing aboard and riding the swinging bells. Amateurs replace the regular ringers on fete days, creating a noisy, dangerous spectacle with ringers clinging to bells by ears rims or frames.
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Seville
Girarda
Early English wood engraving pioneers in printmaking
The first English wood engravers Edward Mirkall and John Jackson are noted, with Mirkall born in 1695 and Jackson dying in 1754. The craft gained true life when the Bewicks formed the English school near the late eighteenth century, establishing a prominent tradition.
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Edward Mirkall
John Jackson
England
Bewick
Reading Lessons for the Young on Kipling’s Wit
A moralizing note urges teachers to curb vanity and guide youths toward higher knowledge. It cites Mr Kipling as an example of simple wit, advocating patient, playful correction in classroom or playground settings.
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Mr. Kipling
Smoking Competitions Prize Record in Germany
A prize winner in Germany smoked a cigar for seventy four and a half minutes without relighting it, setting a record while no rival surpassed an hour.
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Germany
Heading Him Off. Reggy Sapp Ah Sing That Song
A flirtatious exchange from the St. Louis Post Dispatch suggests singing the tune Rocked In the Cradle of the Deep with playful dialogue between Miss Tabasco and Reggy Sapp Ah as a light social moment.
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Reggy Sapp
Tabasco
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Be Bs Zigler Moves Law Office to New Address
Be Bs Zigler has relocated his law practice from old premises to a new address, continuing as attorney in the same firm. No further details on date or exact location are provided in the fragment.
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Zigler
Lew
A Lesson In Thrift From John E. Andrus Ad
Congressman John E. Andrus gives thrift advice to a young man with a Capitol appointment. In Washington he tells him to carry no more than 30 cents to cover lunch and car fare to avoid overspending. The Vonkeers Statesman notes this frugal counsel.
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John E. Andrus
Capitol
Washington
William
Vonkeers
Unchanging Man Across Races and Climates
The passage argues that mortal man shows little difference despite race and climate. It notes that in analyzing the Egyptian we see a near duplication of humanity. Intellectual man likewise displays a unique pattern of aspiration and belief from Nile to Ganges and from Eurotas to Arno.
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Nile
Ganges
Mercure de France
Her Odd Way
An awkward exchange centers on a husband recounting his wife strange habit when driving a tack she uses a hammer instead of a nail. Miles responds with amused disbelief and curiosity about the odd method.
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Giles
Miles
Local Milk and Legal Ads Split Two Town Notices
A quirky joke about a jeweler and jailer contrasts watch sales with cell watching. The item also promotes Wambaugh Sanitary Milk Co offerings with home phone 1175 and notes E B Zigler relocating to 111 W Lexington Ave ground floor in 2030.
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Wavenaugh Sanitary Milk Co
Wambaugh Sanitary Milk Aes
Electric Bitters Endorsement From New York Resident
Mr Frank Conlan of 486 Houston Street New York praises Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for indigestion and liver trouble. He claims it improves digestion purifies the blood and restores vitality for both men and women. Sold under guarantee at Houseworth Bros drug store for 50 cents.
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Dr. King
B. F. Ayscue
Worth Bros.’ Drug Store
Frank Conlan
Houston Street
New York
Houseworth Bros
Hindipo Kidney Cure Promises Safe Trial
Kidney and nervous trouble relief promised by Elkhart druggists F. H. Bentz & Co. and E. D. Miller. Hindipo is offered with a risk free trial by mail at 50 cents, six boxes for 2.50 under a guarantee, covering Bright's disease diabetes rheumatism gout gravel dropsy and bladder inflammation.
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Bright
F. H. Bentz
South Bend Fort Wayne Baseball Game Excursion Train
Sunday outing via L S M S railway to Fort Wayne for a baseball game. Round trip fare is $1 with departure from Elkhart at 8 20 a m and return from Fort Wayne at 7 30 p m. Also a note on teaching vocal and instrumental music by Mrs Frances Styers and a St Joseph Valley Bank savings promotion.
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Fort Wayne
Elkhart
Frances Styers
Bower St
St. Joseph
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Chamberlain
John Sharp Wiliams
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Mr. Williams
Williams
Mississippi
Oregon
Henry M. Cake
Letnster Bidden
George E. Chamberlain
Mr. Cake
United States
William L. Douglas
Massachusetts
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Joseph K. Toole
Montana
Cincinnati
Bostot
Phrladelphia
St. Toouis
Philadephia
Sintseries
Fromine
Mostetter
Corridon
Tooin
Pitsburg
Tittsburge
Willis
Gibson
Mathewson
Thiesnallan
Cleveland
Vboston
Lynston
Morgan
McFarland
Chech, Clarke
Des Moines
Pueblo
Pes Moines
Omaha
Tdenver
Owalts
Lincoln
Sioux City
Chicago Grain
Ieigo Board of Trade
ST Soeur
Tuly
Laugh Producers
Heath
McIntyre & Heath
Klaw & Stranger
Long Island
Agein Brovelt
Leath
Kentucky
California
Tom
Ham Sree
Sir John Long
Globe
Spain
Sir John
Dundee Courier and Argus
Echo
John
London Mail
France
Petit
Parisien
Bucklen
Daring Bell Ringers
E. B. Zigler
Lexington Ave
South Bend and
Melntyre
Ng Heath
Burrell @ Morgan
Beardsley Ave
Prospect Street
D. M. Best
Dieppe
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