Deadlock deer pair on display at Atlantic and Pacific
An exhibition window at Atlantic and Pacific Bird Company shows a rare interlocked deadlock deer pair shot near Bis marck North Dakota on November 15 by H L Brown of Albion Michigan. Brown refused 300 for the specimen and a taxidermist estimates its value at 10000.
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Atlantic and Pacific Bird Company
East
Madison Street
Bismarck
N. D
H. L. Brown
Albion
Mich
Mr. Brown
Slotkin
United States
Mr. Shotkin
Two Geese Sold After Odd Street Corner Deal
In Atlanta a group of 18 men on a street corner were approached by a seller offering two dressed geese. One man bought both and resold to a friend while the dealer refused to split the sale. The vendor said he would not separate the geese after thirty years together.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Florida duel ends in death over love triangle
Elia Scott and Lena Thomas fought with a pistol and dagger after finding Henry Cassidy with the other as Thomas fired killing Scott instantly. Thomas was fatally wounded, Cassidy stated the fight ended quickly before he could intervene.
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Florida
Elia Scott
Lena Thomas
Henry Cassidy
Cassdy
Thomas
Scott
Cassidy
Political Forecasts and Suffrage in Western States
Harry Tracy predicts a Republican move to retire greenbacks and issue interest paying bonds, with music in the air and populists stirred. The piece notes Utah and Wyoming granting women voting rights and eligibility to hold office in their constitutions.
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Harry Tracy
Republican Congress
Cleveland
Dallas News
Utah
Wyoming
Congress pressured to act as treasury fears deepen
Bonham News notes Congress faces a depleted national treasury, falling prices, and potential panic. It reports Republicans consider issuing more bonds to prop up gold reserves and raising tariffs to fund government needs, with calls to cut expenses including pension rolls.
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Congress
Venezuela
Paca Guinia
Republican Congress
Bonham News
Ladd Village Rent Suit Reaches Higher Court
Two years after suing T L Jones for 81 20 in rent for an incandescent lamp the village of Ladd lost in justice court and on appeal. Jones won again in circuit court and the appellate court last week upheld him. Ladd faces about 500 in costs or a possible supreme court appeal.
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Ladd
T. L. Jones
Jones
Supreme Court
Judge Nugent’s Last Words On Duty Proclaimed
The dying judge Nugent is quoted as saying I have tried to do my duty. The remark is praised as a powerful eulogy, emphasizing a commitment to duty.
Probable Outcome in Venezuela Boundary Dispute
The Memphis Commercial Appeal predicts Congress will authorize appointing a commission to study the England Venezuela boundary dispute. The president will pick the commissioners who will review records and title sources, a slow process likely spanning to the next presidential election. Afterward the panel may decide England owns the territory, ending the conflict.
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Memphis
United States
Great Britain
Congress
England
Venezuela
Two Men Seek Work in September Town Tale
A narrator contrasts two men seeking employment. One boasts about regaled clothes and waits for work, lacking provisions as winter nears. The other pursues any job, willing to toil for low pay, and remains active until winter, eventually enjoying a warm home.
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Walt Musou
Pardon Carried by a Dog at Kentucky Prison
A Kentucky governor used a dog to deliver a pardon to convict C. G. Garden of Louisville, who was serving an eight year manslaughter sentence. The collie, owned by the governor, ran from the executive mansion to the penitentiary with the pardon in its mouth, delivering news of clemency to Garden, who had befriended the animal during his duties as a trusted servant at the mansion.
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Cavendish
Kentucky
Garden
Aching Payne
Cincinnati Enquirer
Hood’s Sarsaparilla lauded amid New Year health warnings
A warning on winter health cites Hood’s Sarsaparilla as leading in cures and sales while noting the need for large preparation facilities. The New York World editorial asks Cleveland to consider $100 million bonds, and Simon Ensign seeks damages from Spain for Havana Castex imprisonment. Texas official’s drunken pledge sparks corruption critique.
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Hood
The
New York World
Cleveland
Cleveland’s Salary Policy Draws Foreseeable Gain
Cleveland’s annual salary stands at 50 000 dollars. If his policy succeeds, the purchasing power of that salary would double, portraying him as a statesman with emphasis on personal gain.
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Cleveland
Advertising as a Business Axiom in Banking Fraud
In a manufacturing town workers were paid 700 marked ten dollar bills on a Saturday. By Tuesday 410 of the marked bills had been deposited in the bank by saloon keepers, illustrating the link between commercial practice and advertising principles and hinting at potential financial misconduct.
The Gold Standard Debate and Bank Currency Stance
A discussion on the president’s plan to destroy greenbacks and shrink the currency argues a half a billion to seven hundred billion dollars in notes would need replacement. Critics question banks’ ability to sustain gold backing amid limited gold reserves and unsettled gold conditions. A side item reports a Bohemian marriage tragedy after a candle went out. A DC judge rules children can be willed away as chattels. Employment ad seeks travelers to Texas for an establishers position with $780 salary.
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Banka
Treasury
Vernon Call
Local Professional Directory in Graham Texas
Directory snippet lists multiple professionals in Graham Young County Texas including attorney firms Johnson and Akin Finlay, dentists Lewis and Chism, physicians Dr Price, and law practice details with office locations and court services. Mentions Beckham National Bank building and Morrison Street offices.
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Young County
Beckham National Bank
Grahan
Texas
Graham, Young County
Beckham
Nat'n’! Bank
Graham
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Cuba
Dallas
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the Dominion Company
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C. C. Jo. W. Akin
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