Republican Ticket Silent Roundtable for State Nominees
The Republican list names BENJAMIN GARRISON for President LEVL DL MORTON for Vice President JOSELIT W PIPER for Governor LYMAN 3B RAY for Lieutenant Governor ISAAC N PEARSON for secretary art Strate CHARLES W PAVEY for Auditor of Value Accounts CHARLES BECKER for State Treasurer GEORGE NANT for Attorney General ROBERT R Te ber Hine Board of Equaluation JAMES L NEFF for County Attorney OSCAR EHEARD for County Surveyor OWEN E STEARNS for Garoner Republican Senatorial Convention adjourns after detailing delegation rules and a call for a meeting in Freeport WMingls for nominating officials with vote allocations by county.
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Benjamin Garrison
Levl DL. Morton
Joselit W. Piper
Lyman 3B. Ray
Art Strate
Isaac N. Pearson
Charles W. Pavey
Charles Becker
George Nant
Congress
Robert R. Teber
Hine Board of Equaluation
James L. Neff
Tor Ctreatt Oberknod Hecorder
William L. Brady
Oscar Eheard
Wol Butterfield
Owen E. Stearns
Uncertain Irish Vote Shifts to Republicans in New York
In a post convention letter, Hunnnrr Bukeway reports astonishment at political unanimity among New York attendees. He notes many mugwumps may join the Republican ticket, Democrats fear threats to Cleveland, and Irish support leaning toward Republican gains despite tariff concerns. Weather remains mild for corn, prompting delays.
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Herbert Dlakeway
Gaidolt
Sargtage Springs
New
New York State
A. Bergman
Bergman
Aline
Shaya
New York
Tre
New Vial
New York City
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Gankling
Blaine
Ikin
Claveland
Bigland
Walt
Speech by Shayne in Galway on tariffs and Cleveland era
Long contested speech by Shayne, a lifelong Democrat, urging support for Amerison Morton and the Republican ticket. He recalls prewar mill conditions in Factory Village and nearby Glen Falls, contrasts with postwar improvements under protective tariffs, and argues England’s foothold risks industry. He endorses Cleveland’s retirement and predicts Benjamin Harrison inauguration.
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Shayne
Amerison
Morton
Galway
New York
Ceople
Factory Village
Gily Falls
Cleveland
Millar
England
America
Leo
Benjamin Uarvivon
Drunkenness Punishments Fail to Reform, Says Expert
A 19th century article argues punishment seldom reforms drunkards. Dr W. Baker of the Family Home for New York notes international studies and British trials show reformation rarely achieved. Massachusetts records show tens of thousands fined or jailed for inebriety with many having prior sentences, and repeated deportations to workhouses or prisons.
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W. Baker
Noryott
Baldwinsvile
Masa
International Prison Congress
House of Lords Din Hupland
Largash
Fnes
Massachusetts
New York
Mioman
New
Lerald
Menlth
Dangers in Quick House Openings and Plumbing
A fragment warns against rushing into new homes and faulty plumbing. It notes dangers from bungled sewer work, unseen pipe faults, and damp plaster, urging careful construction practices and expert guidance to avoid illness and structural ruin.
Wealth and lineage in American industry debated in Worcester analysis
A Boston Herald quoted piece argues that sons of successful manufacturers rarely sustain family business, citing Worcester and other New England cities. It contrasts disciplined humble beginnings with lavish upbringing and questions the future of industrial succession, inheritance, and social mobility amid changing economic conditions.
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Wercotten
Bolin
Paciafwetuadaye
Bfetree
Flint Fm
Giatssa
Sheebisht
Airtown
Avery
Yeates
Worcester
Principla
Horadity
Gontag
Springfeld
Lowell
Boston
Boston Herald
Indian Territory land reform sparks race and property debate
The New York Sun reports on officials and Indigenous leaders criticizing white settlement patterns in Indian Territory. Railroads, rights of way, and the manipulation of laws allow whites to exploit lands while Indians lose control, with widespread claims of farm labor dominance and unlawful marriages boosting white holdings. Numerous claims of 8,600 to 20,000 acres illustrate the growing dispossession and calls for change.
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Indian Territory
Wahiler
White Inn
Dita
India
Indias
Aimila
Amie
New York Sun
Xylophone origins and locust wood choice discussed
An interview excerpt reveals Tayns claiming early inventorship of the xylophone, while a Chinese influence and Smithsonian mention are noted. The inventor describes locust wood as superior for its elasticity and tone, recounting a street corner anecdote that inspired his material choice.
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Smithsonian Institution
Wso
Lbrooklyn Kuglh
Probationary marriage rules stir Newport society
A Newport pair in Fifth Avenue society announce a three month probationary marriage trial. They will test dominance and propriety by living as spouses, with each having the right to end the engagement if the other proves unsuitable. Families approve amid gossip and curiosity.
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Newport
New York
Pittsburg
A Curious Superstitions Among Women
A New York News item notes curious female superstitions about daily life. It recounts beliefs that partners crossing paths with others could doom affection, warns of ruin from bad luck, and cites social consequences for brides and lovers in crowded streets.
Ancient tomb of Sophocles uncovered near Palmokastron
A newly found artificial tumulus about a mile and a half from Palmokastron reveals three funeral urns in a tomb of the Sophoclean era. One urn in Poros stone and two marble vessels contained a woman's remains and two youths. No inscriptions were found. Also noted is Gen. Custis Lee, a White Sulphur Springs figure, and a town auditors notice urging residents with town bills to present them by the coming Tuesday.
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Sophoclea
Sophocles
Christ
Palmokastron
Deculea
Greces
Poros
Pion
Tome Journal
Custis Loo
Washington and
Les University
Lexington
Vir- Buda
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Freeport Daily Journal
Thay General Assembly
Carruth
Thanet
Thomas Shuler
White Rock
Knaland
Washington County
Siunsas
Ilinois
Prasldait
Garrison
Tadinin
Farrison
Town
Thur Ridon
Wisconsin Colliars
Tori Leagues Bulletin
United States
Uut
Jinan
Allen G. Tuurman
Cheltenham Beach
Chicago
Tari
Albion House
Saratoga Springs
A. Benoman
Freeport
Mata
Fia
Cours
Stalinists
Matinftaetaning
Pho Chreall Af
Partiagmne
Bley Retts
Scientife American
Miorary Worl
Boript
Pyle
Castile
James Pyle
New Yore
Strick
London
Storle
Georgia
Samuel Nickerson
First National Bank of Chicago
Liverpool
Egypt
Lave
Tila
Alfral Promble
New York News
Dersons
Tha
W.R. Kustinen
Clork
Theodore Kundinger
Sally
Stephenson St
College OF Commerce
Freeport College OF Commerce
Wain'ted
Winans & Stoddard
City
Galena
Buraman & Dowman
Pattison & Kryder
Peoples
Orier
Wigeour Karnes Meg. CO
South Dakota
Favoralia Lerma
A.B. Lucaa
Castilla
Dak
Winslow
Bev Caisy
Karpatte
Obity
Vox
Winstow
Avidaw
Donny Jewolds
OW Salms
Hilok Rawldwnee
Maloun
Waltiul Street
Laduire
JA. Brewht
Julysuir
Dorney
Taylor Sod Henderson Strouts
WM. Waris
Aeres
Dakota Territory
Iowa
LMY
Rapledtyt
Way Street
Wien
Witt
Wan
North
Ava
ANTID
Emory & Williams Canning Factory
Nina
Oni
Luke L
J.B Houan
Dy Ostomud Co
Ehlat
Fiytoy Hut
Klas Vorkins
Sun
Mana
Mikades
Chirk Ave
Wu Dino
Diffenbaughs
C.O. D
Difenbaugh & Son
Brewster House
P. W. Rockey
BP Shop
Gatenatant Adams St Rasidence
Ar Union St. Wugidy
Or J. F. Davenport
Court Bons
Illinois
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