Evening Observer declares plucky liberal press stance and policy notes
The Evening Observer explains its larger Paakirk circulation and exclusive news via a private wire with the Associated Press dispatches. It invites trusted readers to transmit news with name and address for good faith, details submission deadlines and responsibilities, and outlines subscription and advertising procedures.
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Ossenvek
Paakirk
Uneirk
Ke ‘Belamplic
Bowier
Reura
Ian
Tuc Obdenvem
Associated Press
Onaravexk Ie
Telupano Exchange
Art Alwasa
The New Senators Rise To Strength In Coming Session
The article predicts strong new U S Senators from Illinois New Hampshire California Wisconsin Maryland Louisiana Kansas and others. It highlights Evarts Teller Stanford Spooner Wilson Hyatis Jones and Cameron as notable figures and asserts the Senate will gain talent when the March changes take effect.
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United States
Ilinois
New Hampshire
Evarts
Senate
Teller
Colorado
Arthur
Senator Hill
Ohio Rosen
Pendleton
Payne
California
Leland Stanford
Central Pacific
John C. Spooner
Wisconsin
Angus Cameron
Judge Wilson
Maryland
Groove
Hyatis
Louisiana
Jones
James K. Jones
Kansas
House of Representatives
Low Prices Permanence Highlighted by American Grocer
The American Grocer shows a long term decline in food prices from 1870 to 1885 with tables illustrating sustained drops in staples. Crushed sugar and coffee costs have fallen sharply, while butter cheese and breadstuffs also declined though with some irregularity. Also notes large starch factory in Caribou Maine and Montana cattle losses, plus a misquoted legal principle from Swann vs Swann about cross state enforcement.
Bumblebees to Boost Clover Seed in New Zealand
Importers bring a mass of bumble bees from England to New Zealand hoping to fertilize clover blossoms and save 5000 dollars yearly on seed costs. The piece also notes Montreal Winnipeg and Buffalo quips, plus congressional talk of livestock disease funding and agriculture department powers.
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England
New Zealand
Washington in 1885 Congress gridlocked and Blame Games
Regular observer notes slow congressional progress amid infighting in the Democratic Party and executive maneuvering around Cleveland, Randall, and the Speaker. The Nicaragua treaty fails in the Senate while River and Harbor bill provokes opposition and questions of favoritism toward Eads. President Arthur prepares for March turnover with a busy White House scene and cloakroom reorganization.
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Washinoton
Congress
Senate
House
Eads
Snpt
Mississippi
Galveston
Cleveland
Randall
Washington
New York City
Mr. Cleveland
Farious Arne
Arthur
White House
Preparations for Inaugural Ball at New Pension Building
The article notes steady prep for the inaugural ball at the new Pension building. It describes the immense cost and chaotic brickwork to be tamed into a grand spectacle, aiming to surpass the previous museum event in size and impact. It also includes a brief item on Ohio Short-Horn breeders urging dairy-focused prize changes.
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Walla
National Museum
Hox
T. C. Jones
Delaware
Breeders’ Gazette
Ohio
State Association
Manasere
Arthogi
Muir Sells Large Stock Lots Across Midwestern States
In 1884 Col. L. P. Muir of Independence Missouri sold 2231 head pedigreed Short Horn cattle for 50653, 192 Herefords for 81653, 135 Galloways for 42124, 50 Angus for 916980, 24 Jerseys for 5225. Plus horses and grade cattle worth 60000. Total 13709. Missouri bought more high bred cattle than any state in the union.
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Col. L. P. Muir
Independence
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Kentucky
Indiana
Col. Muir
Ventilation and Postage Notes in 19th Century Press
Reader excerpts discuss bedroom ventilation by weight loss through respiration and carbon from burned materials. Framed reports cover a method to empty letter-boxes by the Russian postmaster general, a classroom Indian arithmetic exchange, a century progress toast, and Moscow Armory photography, all reflecting early 1900s journalism tone.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Stephan
Philadelphia
Louisville Courier-Journal
Athens' Lament at Sandon Theatre
A fragment from 4m Athens' Lament portrays a speaker railing against Parisian pretensions and the emptiness of public display. The monologue questions social gaming, performance, and pursuit of wealth through vanity and appearance, ending with a candid query on what is gained.
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Athens
Sandon Theatre
Chinese Country Home Farm House Features and Fortifications
A description of a Chinese country farm house with clay and wood walls, a single main room, oyster shell roof window, bamboo groves, and banyans. It notes surrounding high walls, firearm apertures, a moat and drawbridge for siege defense, and families living with animals in shared spaces.
Growing Pineapples in Brazil and Other Oddities
A collage of notes on growing pineapples in Brazil, with details on planting times and yields, followed by snippets from various papers. The collection includes quips about women’s rights, slang about War on Women, and odd facts on slitting bees, tarters, and Camel products, plus Paris theater, music, and population notes. The tone resembles a reader’s miscellany from a Boston paper.
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Boston
Travel Guide Notices Dunkirk and Fredonia Schedules
Traveler's guide shows November 1864 service times with Dunkirk and Fredonia departures. Timetables list morning and evening trains, with multiple daily options and durations. Annotations reference Almer and Wrelock, with miscellaneous numbers and codes in the schedule.
Nickel Plate timetable excerpt with erratic OCR data
Train schedule fragment for Nickel Plate routes New York to St Louis and Dunkirk Salamanca to Carrollton with stops at multiple towns and times. Includes Sunday exceptions, numerous misread names, and unclear arrival times. some entries indicate no service on certain days.
Additional Local Trains Westward No 37 and No 21
Ancient timetable fragment lists trains from Hornellsville to Dunkirk and beyond with stopovers at multiple towns including Almond Albredt Andover Wellsville Scio Redmont Belvidere Friendship Cuba Hinsdale Olean Allegany Vandalia Carralston Great Valley Salamanca Little Valley Cattaraugus Dayton Parrynburg Smiths Forestville and Dunkirk plus a later Westward No 10 and No 3 service on the Bradford Branch.
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Dunkirk
Bheridan
Forest- Dayton
Cartarenyno
Sulunanes Keh
Salamanca
Great Valley
Carroll
Yandake
Allegany
Olean
Hinsdale
Cuba
Friendship
Belvidere
Belmont
Wellsville
Andover
Alfred
Almond
Hornelleville
Ping
Forestville
Sintthe Mille
Perrysburg
Dayton
Cattalaugue
Lite Valley
Balamunce
Great Velley
Carrollton
Vandalia
Alegapy
Glean
Hinedale
Helgidere
Selo
Chica
Posse
New York
Sn A Rahena Fort
van Buren Street
N. Y
R'y
Buffalo
Borettisville
le Wellsville
ST Rr
Coir Weer
P.m
Falparaiso
Great Valley i
Warne
Tuthiey
New Haven
Naan
Ae Pn
Leips' Ni
Fostoria
Greenspring
Bellevue
Ohare
Clevelan
Painesville
Assiuiul
Tiete
Bageage
Lewwis Illsams
Hubner
Cleveland
Hornellsville
Albredt
Scio
Redmont
A. m
Carralston
Zalamanca
Little Valley
Cattarnugns
Parrynburg
Smiths
Sher- Gan
Jutting
A. Mu
Stons
Arriing
Denkirk
Pittsptre
W. Wabd
Sugir
Buffalo Ly
Angela
Liv
Creek
Owe Brocton
Jennyville
Saerman
Panama
Clymer
Oil City
Tae B. Um. P. MM
Ae M
Franklin
Foxburg
P.M. Ik
Mercer
Asa Johnsonb
Jp A. Jam
N.castlear
Ana Tamenen Eomene
Ase Lly
I. Metréeman
Sac
MG Jewett
Pitisborg
EasTwarp
Kinzua
Tae Riderville
Buttsville
Pitteburg
Ovker
Tye
Hig Shanty
Yas M. A .Jp
Howard Jun
Custer City
A ' Ae
N.castle Iene O
Abe
Foie Gollar
Bapradford
Bradford Kendall
Babcock
A. Mt. P.M. Pw
Ieee
Titusvillesu
Ts Dow
Corrina Arlo
Centerville
Hradson ‘City
Nee
Sherman
Oat Sanfrew Bradiont
Kendall
Myvillen
Stone
Carmilion
Ey Trewett
Dopa Bouin
DeGoli
Bradford
Il Ays
I Ford
M. AlTites
Carroliten
Huffalo
Imestown
Dinadell
Namburgh
Water Valle
Eden Valle
North Collina
Oe Lawtons
Collins
Gowanda
Dayton vi
Bos
I Io
Arkhams
Wai Oh
Conewango
Kennedy
V.&p.c
Primsnae Station
Tleketa
Buffalo and Pittsburg rail service timetable notes
Rail schedule fragment lists Tenins and Union & Teiusvile Branch trains between Buffalo Pittsburg Olean Titusville Lakeville Union City and Irvineton with varied depart and arrival times including 6 50 am 7 00 pm and 9 30 pm notes on through sleepers Pollmar's Sleeping Cars and through connections to New York Albany Syracuse Rochester and eastern points. Officials GEO Gatcreel J A Fellows and agents listed.
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Buffalo
Pittsburg
Union & Teiusvile
Titusville
Lakeville
Union City
Ann Olean
City
Oil City
Irvineton
Eave
OL City
Sanches
Pittsburgh
Duflato
Bolan
Bufate
Fran Roaton
New York
Albany
Syracuse
Rocheter
al Pointe
Saat
Bageage
Gatcreel
J. A. Fellows
Paes
R & the Agen
St. Wiffalo
Pan’s Smith
Iurkirk
N.Y
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Winnipeg
Grouner Doey
Department of Agriculture
National Congress
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Moscow
Tocsin
Milwaukee Telegraph
Toronto Globe
America
Spectatora
New York Mail and Express
Sitting Bull
Daniel Webster
Germany
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Saunday
Paris
Chicago Herald
Rom
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Inurope
Channel
London
St. Petersburg
Poward
Bshop
New York Tribune
Hleman
Young Tichling
Chumme
Traveler's Guide
Peubirs & Fr
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Ena
Cara
Felows
Danver
Dunkirh
Fredonia
Almer
WV Wrelock
Sep
Gaakirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburgh Road
Toby
Laons
Norton
Skidmore
Sinclairville
Ermont
Falconer
Crosa
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Pittanel
Garland
Newton
Rue
Starr
Patcher
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New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railway
Lake Erie& Western R.R
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Dupkirk
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Wallevi
Audoven
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Arta
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Port Jervis
Horrellssville
Balamante
Barhive
Wiond
Carrollton Oy
Sera
DeGollas
Il Custerdit
Lewis Row
Crawfors
Sig Alton
Burnsville
Riderville Pep
Mi Jewet
Freeman
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Johnson
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Limestone
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