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Spain Treaty Favorable, Tariff and Unity in Americas
The President and Secretary of State back the Spanish Treaty brought by Minister Poster for ratification. Inside views argue tobacco revenue benefits broad growers while harming a few large New York and Key West manufacturers. Ex Governor Rice supports friendship with Spain to prevent European footholds in Cuba and urges reciprocal trade within the Americas while protecting tariffs.
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Spain
Island of Cuba
Senate
Europe
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Editorial notes on 1884 political and military matters
The New York World reports that Catosao gains 300 policemen and Mason General Haxcoox will retire in February 1886. Svy Governor Henonicxa serves as senior warden at St. Paul’s cathedral in Indianapolis. County officers-elect begin duties January 5, 1885. Quinine drops to 80 cents an ounce after wartime high. Grant reportedly refuses something. R Steiveer, Cincinnati philanthropist, is said to be 64. Georgia’s Sanaroz Corquier predicts prohibition before the next presidential election.
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St. Paul’s Cathedral
Indianapolis
Epntxos
Boston
Canderston
Levi
B. Morton
Edmunds
New York
Morton
Blaine
Gouvernor Chevelaxp comments on cabinet knowledge
A Richmond era summary notes Gov Chevelaxp declares no living man knows who will form the next cabinet. The Brooklyce Eagle recalls Conkling’s prophecy about Garfield, and Massachusetts voters shift toward Cleveland by narrow margins. Reports touch Illinois, Virginia rockfalls, and wind speeds on Pike's peak.
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Local Social Notes From Forestville and Nearby
Forestville society roundups recount Miss Lizzie Whatford’s visit to Sinclairville and a successful M E Aid Society gathering at Wm Power’s with 100 attendees. Visitors include Miss Alice Bochert from Dunkirk and Miss Gertrude Parker from Versailles. A St Peter’s church social, a Carlton visit by Mr Andrew Hutchinson, and a new Young People's Society organized by Rev G Squiers are noted along with farm club plans and local trades. The piece also mentions a fatal carriage mishap near Evergreen Cemetery and a fire loss at B Sayles’ blacksmith shop cited by the Vassar Star.
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Sinclairville
M. E. Aid
Wm. Power
Alice Bochert
Dunkirk
Gertrude Parker
Versailles
O. M. Davis
St. Peter’s Church
L. F. Harris
Andrew Hutchinson
Carlton
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Chas. L. Dix
Buffalo
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Farnam
David Gook
Silver Creel
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Yank Knight
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Young Peoples Society
Atics
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James Ellis
Virginia Liflebert
William Nobles
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Sayles
Vilage
Vassar Star
Tuscola
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Water Board adopts frost protection and double-rate policy
Notice to water consumers reports a unanimous resolution directing the Superintendent to publish frost protection requirements for all service pipes and to inspect the city. He may charge double rates or shut off water for unprotected pipes or wasteful use. The plan aims to ensure fire pressure and reduce waste during freezing conditions. The meeting notes also mention fairground ownership transfer, a carriage accident injuring Mrs Fargshaw, a foundry sale to George Balding, and rumors about former proprietor’s continued involvement.
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Pastoral letter outlines Catholic education and unity
The Third Plenary Council at Baltimore releases a substantial pastoral letter signed by Archbishop James Gibbons. It urges renewed adherence to prior Council decrees, expansion of Catholic education with scholarships, proper clergy rights, and stronger lay formation, while cautioning against mixed marriages and hostile secret societies. The letter stresses church property held in trust, prudent debt management, and the need for Christian schooling to foster morality and civilization.
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Clerry
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American College
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Holy Sea
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Tissops
Cintrol
Debes
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Hone
Hatters Strike Debates Tie Fires in Norwarth
In South Norwarth Connecticut the hatters strike continues with workers and bosses both standing firm. Workers block recruitment and owners rush shop fits in small installments. No mob violence feared. Also in Brooklyn a receiver is appointed for the Brooklyn Bath and Coney Island Mail Road by Judge Bartlett as Union Trust sues.
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Soouth Norwarth
Conn
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M. D. Barnett
Bartlett
Kings County Supreme Court
Brooklyn, Bath & Coney Island
Singular Fatality Linked To Murder Trial
Jackson Mich December 12 nearly another tragedy occurred when Sis Sanders colored married two months, a witness in the Crouch murder case, attempted to cut his throat but was stopped after inflicting deep neck wounds. The Crouch case fatality topic dominates local discussion.
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The Markets in Flour, Grains, and Provisions Report
Markets in New York and Cincinnati show steady money markets and varied grain futures. Prices for flour, wheat, corn, oats, and livestock rise and fall with fluctuating bids, receipts, and futures by December terms.
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Sight Exchange
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New Trunk Line trains and equipment update
The Nickel Plate New York Chicago and St. Louis Railway outlines passenger equipment upgrades and safety features for its latest trunk line. Trains to Chicago arrive and depart from Union Depot Van Buren Street and Buffalo depot, with schedules in effect October 6, 1981, through December 10, and changes announced for fare codes and bids.
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Rail schedule between Denkirk and Fredonia in 1824
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