Evening Post notices and mocking of Journal complaint
Fort Wayne Evening Post lists subscription rates and home delivery options at 45 East Berry Street. It laments the Journal over its reaction to the county commissioners extending time for the Columbia City line and mocks the Journal for opposing Fort Wayne inter urban rail against the old streetcar company.
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Journal
Everett
Columbia City
Fort Wayne
Evening Post
Old Street Car Company
President Cleveland's Message Widens Administrative Split
The president's message inflames the gulf between Congress and the White House over tariff and finance, alienates high tariff supporters, and pressures remedial action while portraying United States dignity in foreign affairs, with Congress expected to delay.
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Congress
Cleveland
United States
Sultan Requires Greater Concessions Assertively
The writer urges authorities to grant larger concessions to the sultan, arguing he will take more if allowed. Lakeside reports deny a repeat robbery at Mr Sharp's grocery store last night, dismissing the latest rumor.
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Lakeside
Indiana members sit by draw for seats in Congress
Indiana congressmen drew seats in the house by vote with Henry of Indianapolis securing the best location. Other Indiana men in various tiers from front to rear include Rouse Hemenway Overstreet Faris Hardy Leighty Watson Hanly Tracewell Johnson Steele Jethro Hatch. The rest were deemed undesirable and the order places Henry first, then Johnson, Overstreet, Rouse, Hemenway, Hardy, Leighty. The Sultan’s strength out of Turkey and details of Mohammedan leadership are discussed. Magazine pricing for novels and authors is analyzed, noting moves from 8 to 14 cents per word and limited circulation impact. The Monroe Doctrine discussion begins with Senator Callom.
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Indiana
Henry
Indianapolis
Rouse
Hemenway
Overstreet
Geo. Faris
Terre Haute
Hardy and
Leighty
Watson,Hanly and
Tracewell
Cherokee Strip
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Steele
Marion
Jethro Hatch
Johnson
Century Magazine
Train room of George Francis Train described in cluttered space
A nine by six foot sleeping room of the millionaire George Francis Train is packed with printed scraps, clippings, and notes. The narrator and Train occupy the space, with Train's name appearing on every clipping and card amid the clutter.
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Train
George Francis Train
Aldine Restaurant Opens Under New Management
The Aldine Restaurant at No 59 East Berry street is now open day and night under new management. Finest meats in the city.
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Aldine Restaurant
East Berry Street
Currie Persists and Gunboat Pass Pending Saturday
London dispatch reports Sir Philip Currie the British ambassador told Tewfik Pasha Britain allows until Saturday to grant permission for an extra guardship to pass the Dardanelles. If refused a British gunboat may sail through without approval as Italy supports Britain.
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Berlin
Constantinople
Frankfort Zeitung
Philip Currie
Tewfik Pasha
Great Britain
Turkey
Dardanelles
Frankfors Zeitung
Philip
Tewfik
Mussulmans
Russia
Gallipoli
Bosphorus
Sea of
Marinora
British Comment On The Message Editor Of The Standard
The fragment shows a remark attributed to the Standard’s editor about a message concerning the lion. It hints at editorial stance and framing but lacks full context. Readers are left with an implication of commentary rather than a complete report.
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Letc
Lion
Chamberlains Letters Seek Data on Colonial Trade
London reports Chamberlain aims to audit colonial imports for 1884 1860 1894 to compare prices and value against British goods and explain preferences prompting displacement of British imports. Officials asked to submit tabulated figures and reasons for preferring foreign articles.
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Chamberlain
London
Chamberlains
Massachusetts Election Draws Mixed A P A Fights Across Cities
Results from nineteen of thirty-one Massachusetts cities show new city governments with varied outcomes the A P A issue influenced Springfield Somerville Gloucester Brockton while Republicans gained strength in Fall River Lawrence Marlboro Malden Brockton Newton and Democrats won Haverhill Mayor Jewett defeated by over six hundred plurality.
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Boston
Commonwealth
Springfield
Somerville
Gloucester
Brockton
P. A
Board of Aldermen
Fall River
Lawrence
Marlboro
Malden
Newton
Haverhill
Jewett
Two Persons Frozen to Death in St Louis Cold Wave
In St Louis on Monday night a severe cold wave claimed two lives. An elderly unknown tramp about 75 was found dead in a warehouse, partially nude, seeking shelter. Moses Baeltz, 80, was discovered frozen in a shanty near the Warbash tracks. Mrs Kate Thompson, 60, and a young woman were found near death in East St Louis homes but were revived at the station.
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St. Louis
Moses Baeltz
Warbash
Kate ‘Thompson
East St. Louis
Body of Unknown Girl Found Unclaimed in Buffalo Boarding House
The un Identified young woman, about 24, believed from Canada, died by her own hand and lies unrecognized at the morgue. Personal effects offer no clues to identity, and marks on linen are obliterated. A McNeill's boarding house call noted she sought board for two days before her death.
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Buffalo
Canada
McNeill
Reed Keeps Promise Free in Politicking Ahead of Next House
Washington dispatch notes Mr. Reed's habit of avoiding pledges to maintain political leverage. Visitors inclines toward his diplomacy, while experts describe his cautious stance on speakership and future White House aims. Also mentions Dr. Kuhns as chaplain candidate and curious Bible linked to a past execution. Turbulent social scene around Turkish minister Mavroyeni Bey persists alongside cigars and cigarettes production data.
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Washineton
House
Reed
Portland
Major McKinley
White House
Washington
L. M. Kuhns
Canton
McKinley
Kuhns
Armenia
Mavroyeni Bey
Literary Pittsburg and The New Yorker Dialogue
An old Pittsburg exchange discusses a literary identity with The New Yorker. The Pittsburger notes the city’s smoke as a volume and reflects on aging, youth, and commerce, suggesting a tension between arrogance in youth and despondence in age.
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Pittsburg
The
New Yorker
Medical Catalog of Diseases and Treatments Recounted
A scanned fragment lists conditions such as syphilis gonorrhea gleet varicocele hydrocele kidney and bladder diseases Bright's disease diabetes and nocturnal emissions with mentions of memory impairment weak back and impotence. It notes a frequent urge to pass urine and bloody or mucous urine, all claimed as successfully treated.
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Kinney
Bright
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