Edison stock leaps amid Professor's experiments report
The Edison Electric Light Company saw stock valued at high levels with shares traded around 50 times nominal value. Total capital stock listed at 300,000 dollars and a prior quote of 38. on the 29th, offers reached 420 though investors demanded no less than 5,000 per share.
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Edison Electric, Light, Company
Ipeas
Fnres
Washington
Evansville
Ind
Cuantes T. Brus
Cleveland
Oho
Hus
London
Secretary of the Treasury
Morrill
United States
Fermando Wood
Congress
Joan
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New Lampehtre
New York City
Broadsod
Wall Streets
Boston
Helen J. Ward
Goldsboro
N. C
Petersburg
Indianapolis
Baltimore & Ohio Ballrom
Senator Morgan
Alabama
Lucy W. R. Horton
Morgan
Texas Pacific Railroad
Fort Worth
el Paso
J. Lloyd Haigh
General Daten
Indian Creek
Unifitel States
Diring
Customs
Treasury Department
Treasury
Dobl
Icas
Supreme Court
Distriet of Columbia
Tneax
New York Produce Exchange
Personal and Political Move Heads South
Ex-Prestoynr Gitinr and party departed Washington at dusk for the South. They planned to embark at Fernandina for Cuba. Lieutenant General Aherldan and his wife will proceed to Havana.
Fragmentary Foreign News In Late Civil and Colonial Crises
Dispatches report General Roberts loss at Cabul as seventy seven killed and two hundred twenty wounded over four to five days. Other items note Tay Bridge disaster death toll estimates, a Paris boiler blast killing six, a pistol attempt on Spain’s royals, and Boer support for Transvaal independence. Reports also cover Russian nobles' land division rumors, London stock declines, the Aurora paper in Rome, and canal promoter de Lessers arriving at Aspinwall.
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Roberts
Cabul
Tay Bridge
Paris
Spain
Royal Palace
Accorpie
Caps
Transvaal
Sr Garnat Wolseley
Pretoria
Trans- Vaal
Russia
Schouvaloff
Sith Ult
London
Kdlsom
Aurora Newaspaper
Leo XII
Rome
Masxerynx
British Museum
Persia
Britain
United States
Retlef
Ist
India
M. Pe Lessers
Panama Canal
Aspinwall
Strait
Loxpon
Volga and
Don
Andrew Main
Dance
Pearl
Pike County
Newton
Colonel Williams
Main
Williams
General Assembly
George Wallace
Mount Vernon
Fred Taylor
Continental Hotel
Jesse Moore
Taylor
Moore
Jefferson County
Supreme Court dictates election returns ruling on Governor Garcelon’s queries
The Maing' Judges of the Supreme Courts render a unanimous opinion condemning the Governor and Council. They address twelve questions on election returns, eligibility, and process, stating returns must be acted on and corrected within the record, and that certain designations and signatures carry specific validity rules. The dispatches also note related national news on Hatch, Grant, and various incidents across states.
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J. D. Cameron
National Republican Committee
Republican Party
Chicago
Louisiana
United States
Houston
Alabama
Athens
Grant
Beaufort
D. C
W. H. Exsry
Leavenworth
Kansas
D. R. Anthony
Cornett
New York
Albany
Garcelon
Maine Supreme Court
Benator Morrill
Miss Horton
Washington
Benator Morgansson
Belya A. Lockwood
Charles Stewart Parnell
Supreme Courts
House of Representatives
Secretary of
Wasmoron
Hatch
Colorado
Fernandina
Fla
Motto mishap near City Hall sparks town chase
A Detroit Free Press item recounts a two hundred pound woman halting a Woodward Avenue policeman near City Hall to locate a motto seller. She recalls her husband bought a misread motto and she plans to search town for the correct slogan “God Bless our Home” amid hard times in Charleston and a cotton market gain.
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Woodward Avenue
City Hall
Samuel
Detroit Free Press
Charleston
D. C
Notable Obituary List of Public Figures and Officials
The Chicago Tribune presents a necrology listing numerous prominent figures from U.S. politics and public life. Included are former governors, senators, and civil servants across states such as New York, Texas, Massachusetts, Georgia, and Nevada, with names like John A. Dix, Zach Chandler, William Allen, and George W. Patterson. The article also covers military leaders, judges, lawyers, physicians, and educators, alongside a roster of journalists and editors from major outlets.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Gpore
Mustayd Sehleieber
Congress
Texas
H. K. Lindermas
United States Mint
Teo Ae B
Arkansas
Joseph JA. Englehard
North Carolinas
Weatervelt
New York
Lk, Bradley
Nevada
John A. Dix
Treairy
Ow York
Hush Clark
Correns
Town
Asshel Peckermont
William Lloyd Garriton
Alenton ‘Work
William Alien
Onto. George
Ge~George
Wisconsin
United States
Zach Chandler
Michigan
George Smith Houston
Alabama
Caer EeenEes. i
Calghing
Mahusetts
Brands
W. Kellogg
C. . Thomas
Virginia
Abraham B. Hasbrouck
George Goldthwaite
Alabaua
Williams. Albert
Maryland
James K. Gibson
Haaywood Liddle
Tennesee
John SL. Coghlan
Califoria
William J. Albert
Wiltum H Kelsey
Alfred A Burnham
Connecticut
Ems. Shorter
Aca Packer
Pennsylvania
John Rogers
James J.winans
Kentucky
A. L. Cobb
North Carolan
Robert W Avonnson
Arkingigy
Joseph Hooker
U RA
James Sblulds7uu
Jeft C. Davis
U.S. A
Lyman Cochrane
Superior Court
Detroit
Mich
Levi Bl. Vilus
Madison
Casey
Court of Clits
D.C
James Lathn
Cineelmatt
Likudpuauer Mikero
Champlin
Cuba
Hichard
New York City
Stephen A. Goodwin
Chicago
Josiah Scott
Justice Supreme Court
John K. Hackett
Samuel B. Perkins
Calaf
Indiana
Winthrop W. Ketchum
Samuel Keber
St. Louis
Samuel C. Aiken
D. Dy Presbyterian
Bumuel Cen
D. D
Pres
Cleveland
Ohto
Kilas H. Beadle
Presbyterian
Philadelphia
Bartholomew Weed
Methodist
Newark
N.J
Horatio No Brinnmade
Newack
N. J
Edward Withers
Episcopatian
Petersburg
Vaz
William Waiwren
D. J
American Board of Foreign Missions
Eleazar Bmnith
Concord
Nui
Cornelius Moynihan
New Oaloang
Charles A. Smith
Orange
Thomas Feley
Homan Catholic Church
Br Heuben Neinen
pUboruer Stud Nugent
Methodist Book Concern
Benjamin C Haight
Trinity Church
Martin Kundig
Milwaukee
Wis
Louis Duel Fond du
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Terrible Dundas Scotland Rail Bridge Disaster
A train crossing the Tay bridge near Dundas Scotland was wrecked as a section collapsed into the river in a gale. Nearly 100 passengers and crew are feared dead with wreckage and mail bags washing ashore. no survivors reported.
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Dundas
Scotland
London
Edinburgh
Dentley
Dundee
Aberdeen
Durdee
Fragmentary OCR town and editor credits scattered across names
A jagged OCR transcript lists numerous editors and places including Wallace, Alston, St John, Louisville, Pacific Coast, Houghton, Pulnam, Samugl, Moon, Worky, Peter Andersonius, Baritone, Gardien, Deaber, Reutter, Nicho, York, McGarvey, Ohio, and Philadelphia among others. It shows mixed journalistic bylines and city names without coherent narrative or dates, suggesting a damaged page with scattered matters from multiple papers.
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Aper
Roec
New ‘ West
Wallace
de ‘Ork
Rattadolphine
Peter Andersonius
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Henry Republican
Geo, Burt, JE
Meltee
Harrisburg
Areca
Bangor
Atory
Alam
Portland
Murch
Todd
Newport
Phillipa
Masi Atari
Madrid
Cortes
Tutin
Italy
Ee Nashee
James Cook
Charley Lloyd
Nelson Garmop
McLean County
Aida
Ives Ie
eTax
Rock Island
Wersres & Atrisen
Springfield
Edward Towen
State Senate
State Department of Agriculture
Jines
Bloomington
Adtna
Springfeld
Ulr
Joss
Heytner
Alice
Oberly
Palmer
Harrison Street
Montana
Miles
Missouri
Yellowstone
Colchester
Conn
Mette
John ZT
Biddle
Deak
Jefferson College
Lexington
George Misa
Stevens
Stoneham
Masa
Juan.c
National Medical College
Wasviantos
John Hugh McQuillan
Dental College
Thomas Wadd
Toledo
Jerome van C. Smith
Polytechnic
Amercan Institute
C. J. Hempel
Freeman J. Bumstead
New York County Medical Society
Science and Educattion
William J. Nicodemus
State University
Albert J Steele
Electro College
Lyman Bennett
Freedman's Academy
Greenboro
Robert H. Browne
Tech Presbyterian School
James DB. Fuller
William F. Forbey
Vassar College
John Temple
Payton. Pees
Decaval Observatory
Georgetown
A Burritt
Eas
Hartford
Con
Zeon
Sato Dartmou
Henry C. Cathcalccun
Micre Tia Democrat
Boston Journal
Horace L. Hyde
Louis Stqubban
G. A. Wrights
Richmond
Baquirer
Wiliam Hanson
Associated Press
Baltimore
Terrigle
Beth *Aukee
Wisedre
el ‘ Reutter
Pew Avons
Deville
Capraig
West Pillatie
York Brook
York Pol
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Susannah Webster
Philadel
Facharias Osterman
Ul Saytt
Portsmouth
Stephen
Commanion
East Liberty
Tio Sim Gp
Fep—Teat Philadul Pilus
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