Mixed Candy and Groceries Advert in Archaic Style
An old storefront advertises various sweets and groceries by weight or per pound including mixed candy, dates, raisins, figs, nuts, and maple syrup. It markets coffee, dried fruits, canned goods, spices, cheese, flour, produce, and household items with low price mentions and local delivery. The notice invites customers to visit Stephanguou Street for delivery and highlights highest prices for country produce.
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Cindies Ab
Vincex
Vermont
New York
Pillsbury
Florida
Etephangou Street
Tariff reform debate and Chippewa land agreement update
December dispatch reports tariff reform pressures in Congress with Morrison seeking a five to six day call to action and potential revenue cuts. Republicans may back substitutes removing tobacco and fruit taxes while favoring sugar. The Chippewa agreement opens White Earth and related lands to allocation, with land parcels set by family or age, and Red Lake ceded land for tribal education and improvements.
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New York
Lo—Glennings
Wasninatos City
Randall
Jast Saraon
Friends of Revision
Hiscock
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Civilization
Washington City
Dee. U
Northwest Indian Commission
Minnesota
Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington Territory
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
White Earth
Lake Winnehigoshish
White Earsh Reservation
Minnegota
United States
Red Lake
Cities Granted Free Delivery in Western States Bill
Washington dispatch notes a House-passed bill extending free delivery to western cities that meet population revenue and urban criteria. Listed cities include Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Sioux Falls, Rock Island, Moline, Evansville, Ann Arbor, Flint, Muskegon, Port Huron, Appleton, Fond du Lac, Nevada Virginia City, and others with states shown such as Indiana Iowa Michigan Nebraska Ohio Wisconsin. The editorial adds expected senate opposition.
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Washineron City
Bist
Citiva
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Pusblo
Dakota
Fargo
Huron
Sioux Falls
Uinola
Cairo
Champaign
Danville
Englewood
Evanston
Freeport
Jacksonville
Moline
Ottawa
Belleville
Rock Island
Sterling
Indiana
Elkhart
Logansport
New Albany
Vincennes
Iowa
Clinton
Iowa City
Marshalltown
Muscatine
Oskaloosa
Waterloo
Kansas
Emporia
Ft. Scott
Wellington
Winfield
Wyan
Infernal Lie At Sheridan Church Sermon Incident
Report from Dec 11 describes Gen Phil Sheridan at St Mathew's church where a missionary sermon allegedly overwhelmed him. He reportedly shouted it is all an infernal lie, embarrassing the general. Also included is a summary of the Hennepin Canal report by the War Department board, noting its potential as a freight regulator and its impact on navigation from Chicago to the Mississippi River contingent on freight rates.
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Steuw
Phil Sheridan
Miss. Sheridan
St. Mathew's
Kittle Phil
Hennepin Canal
Wasiinaton City
Comatock Board of Engineers
Sinois & Michigan Canal
Chicago
Mississippi River
Chienzo
St. Paul
Thia
Washington City
National Legislative
Knights of Labor
Blair
Senate
Senate Comitten
House
Execuive
Grand Jury
Jun
Bauvivonte
the Sun
Fledderman
Tonuth
Tas
John Morris
Viitay
Mavrin
Finderman
Daffy
Morris
Pontanot
Ax Morris
Gresham
Inptana Ponib
Ini
Indiana
Porter
Republians
Grasham
Brown’s Valley
Mminn
Hare
Wheaton
Leorn
Claline Anothey
New York
Abraham Dowdney
Munday
Murray
East Seventy-fifth Street
Dowdnay
Chiracgca
Chironda
Jdames W. Sykee
Michigan Agennoy
Timothy Seud
Lount and ‘List Company
Hyman
Loas and Trust Company
Hig
Waterways extend west of the Mississippi to cut freight costs
Debates over a western waterway project note that rates for freight could drop as far as the Missouri and Nebraska regions, with expected benefits outweighing construction costs. Returns from December show farm corn and wheat prices varying by state, while Congress weighs labor, education, and trade questions.
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Miastasippi
Lady Campbell Denies Charges In Divorce Trial
Lady Campbell testifies in the divorce case denying the charges. She recounts alleged arrangements and secrecy pressured by Lord Colin Campbell. She claims no battery or improper acts with the duke of Marlborough and describes medical examinations and social entanglements in 1888.
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Sie
Jwain
London
Dagt U
Col Campbell
Campbell
Mace
Colin Camphall
Marty
Gio
Tord Cally
Gotin
Oon
Tady Campbell
Colin
Coln
Dr. Bird
TSA
Bird
Mele
Lord Coline
Rosa Maer
Tady
Samphell
Rosa Lal Aalidaius
O'Neil
Roan
Colla
Duke of Marlborough
Leigh Court
Purfleet
Duke of
Italy
Paria
Hird
Views of President Diaz in semi official utterance
An article from a Bogvon newspaper summarizes President Diaz's stance on Mexican and U S relations. It notes Diaz’s alignment with liberal administration aims, hopes for closer commercial ties, and optimism that Washington will adapt its extraterritorial ideas. The piece reflects cordial international sentiments and suggests a forthcoming friendship treaty.
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Bogvon
Swyas
Partido
Orwin
Cleveland
Mesaage Khowa
Max
Feommithagis Gogins
Bupoh
Washington
Mexico
Heraclf
United States
Warington Cabinas
Adogal Point
al Teal
Diaz
Fire and dynamite blaze in Attlen Ohio sweep saves none
Fire destroyed a grocer block in the Gowut business district amid lack of firefighting equipment. A dynamite and gas explosion wrecked Stranddter's huge brick corner outlet. Total loss estimated around 160000, with about half the town affected and windows blown out. Nearby warehouses and smaller buildings suffered severe damage.
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Attlen
Ohio
Arica
Glide
Que
Walt Addock
Tla Cetlar
Hell
Anmount
Rail pooling debate sparks national tariff clash in New York
An article from The Wall Street Daily Lodge presents views by Albert Fink on pooling prohibitions and long versus short haul charges. It argues pooling helps uniform tariffs and prevents discrimination, while warning against overreach that could raise rates and reduce competition. The piece also notes conflicting dispatches on Henry Joves’s condition after a runaway train accident in Perry County.
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New York
Dow
Dally Lodge
Inter-Atate
Poole
Valleonty
Alott Fink
Europa
Poal Fk
Wepals
Memphia
New Orleans
Wu Walter
Nemphin
Adewater Tate
Bil
AL Rail
Combi Rail
Awater Raten
Businow
Railronda
Govarnmanta
Tarlits
Poola
Congress
Iit
Telegraph Rates Cut by Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph
Telegraph rates announced by the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph company show further reductions for night service east of the Mississippi. The new schedule charges ten cents for ten words and one cent for each additional word, with delivery by messenger and post office distribution as usual.
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Donavin
HELOW
Sam Lucas
Comedian
Wallace Kid
America
Tenor
Ja, Hagerman
Basso
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Rextet
Anal
Uniter
Ndali Managenent
Seeiee- Bervad
Wright & Kleckner
Rogers
Carviers
Stephenson St
Rochries
Dillenbaugh
Brewster House
National Capitol
Yalno
Wihronat
Gorn
Wastunatoy City
Dacembor
Agricultist Department
Nebraska
Kansaa
Tibiots
Indiara
Town
Missouri
Michigan
Wisconsin
Own
Alinsoner
Victoria
Manchester
England
Representative Dowdnay
Vessal Dolphin
Hampton Roads
James ©. Jowett
Board of Inspection
Capas
Chesapeake
Hanlan
Beadh
Edward Hanian
William Beuch
Australia
Coursi Ny
Ita
Laynock
Beach
Mateh Ans
Elautets Sill
Bouthport
Lady Campbell
Fen
Ajax
Flarway
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
Robert Crayor
Berry Evans
Thia Vity
Grayor
Bright
Urayor
Berry
Lanbos
Windsor Castle
Anong Railways
Commissioner Fink
Dublin
ILA
Perry County
Henry Joves
Republican Committee
Xiracte
de Prices Bates Powiler
Amnonia
Atuntar
Dr. Price
Matragis
Vania
Lamon
Ula
OPERA
Utiy Pte the
Freeport Choral Union
Addie ST. John
Saprana
Oer Yoy
Pwo
Air. Chas
Abernora
Tonto
Cmeaud
Thanoia
Selim Crane
Fasso
IrowPon
Marsactiune TR
Wme Wagner
WainsoweHist
Min Lith
Torrans
Brad
Wright & Kleedner
Dee
the Hatter
Try’s
NW Chapman
Mey Tint
Vyvnon
Japan
Dlavor
Alvennel
TAD Burrell Bros. Ourney
C.H. Little & Co
Burrell
Freeport, Illinois
Carvall
Myon Ly Knowlton
Bunkers
Renta Wood
North van Huren St
Ellas Perkins
Clirke Avena
Nurserynan
Rochester
Eesti
W.J. Snyder
Burrell Lnca
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