President Grover Cleveland Presents Annual Message to Congress
The President’s message to the Forty-fourth Congress, read forenoon Tuesday, runs over twenty thousand words. It reviews China’s disorder after China Japan war, Waller case, and calls for arbitration with Britain and France, while urging open trade and fair dealings with Germany. It discusses Hawaii, Cuba, Turkey, and emphasizes financial reform, proposing bond issues to retire greenbacks and treasury notes to restore confidence and stabilize the currency.
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Cleveland
House
Senate
China
Japan
United States
Waller
France
Jean L. Waller
Germany
Bering Ben
Venezuela
Beringwen
Arbitration
Bering Sea
Great Britain
Damges
41St Meridien
Canada
Great Lakes
Hawaii
Thurston
Colorado
Mexico
Nicaragua
Russia
Cuba
Spain
Sivas
Turkey
Treasury
Fashion Advice Warns Girls Against Lavish Dress
A short, moral note counsels that a girl with limited means should not imitate a banker's daughter by dressing extravagantly. It warns she risks harming herself socially and financially by overreaching her means.
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Abe
Mbel Hersalf
Michigan Beats Chicago In Annual Battle For Western Title
Michigan defeats Chicago 12 to 0 to claim the Western football crown as Chicago Athletic Association and Purdue beat Illinois and Iowa respectively. The season ends with Michigan senior teams showing strength across the East and West.
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University of Michigan
Harvard
Wolverines
Crimson
Chicago
Michigan
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
Kanese
Purdue
Ilinois
Northwestern
Indiana
Ann Arbor
University of Chicago
Chicago Athletic Association
Boston Athletic Association
University of Illinois
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
University of Nebraska
Iowa University
Minsouri University
Kansas University
Brown University
Dartmouth
Stanford
University of California
Winter crop and disease reports from Farmers' Review
Reports from twelve states on winter wheat conditions Hessian fly presence and hog cholera affect Illinois Indiana Ohio Michigan Kentucky Missouri Kansas Nebraska Iowa Wisconsin and Wisconsin. Drought late rains and disease drive poor to fair outlooks with significant hog cholera losses in Illinois counties reaching severe levels.
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Farmers’ Review
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Ientucky
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Illinoia
California strawberries in market amid noisy reports
The item notes strawberries appear locally while tensions rise over various events. It mentions Campos as a fighter, Spain sending troops, a theater hat rumor from the Indianapolis Sentinel, and unsettled reports from Philadelphia and Nellie Bly. A Washington town sees new congressmen, with two New York thieves mentioned in passing.
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California
Campos
Spain
Indianapolis Sentinel
Philadelphia
Nellie Bly
Washington
New York
Gomae
How and Why It Rates of Rain Formation
Rain is explained as moisture in air condensing into drops when air cools. Warm air holds more water vapor than cold air, so saturated air cooling causes vapor to accumulate as liquid droplets that fall to the earth.
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United States
Treasury
Jeauer
Alze
Aners
Vonee
Sueta
No Chance of Disappointment Waylaid at the Ranch Party
The Eastern Traveler questions a wake at the ranch as Quick Drop Dan insists no one has died yet promises a party. The exchange hints at secret plans and a festive event before any death occurs.
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Dan
New York
Tell Tale Faces and a Woman’s Remedy Known
The ad claims the tell tale face signals distress in American women and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as an absolute cure for illnesses of women. It cites Mrs. H. Wampler of Barabo Wis as a published testimonial.
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Speolal
Society of Friends
Lydia EK. Pinkham
H. Wampler
Barabo
Wis
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