Wise men shift politics in Marshall county and Illinois
In Marshall county readers hear about MacVeagh winning the Democratic convention endorsement for U S senator while Gen Black trails. The piece notes Poll ballots with crossed names thrown out, unions allied, and Illinois politics from 1891 with Ketchum and Fort figures, slavery debate, and Swinog sermon criticizing immigration and ballot manipulation.
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MacVeagh
U. S
Gen. Black
Shelby County
First Circuit
National League standings and tragic disasters reported
Week ending on the 2nd shows Baltimore at 0.739, Boston 0.654, Pittsburgh 0.608, Brooklyn 0.604, Philadelphia 0.596, Cleveland 0.587, New York 0.540, St. Louis 0.442, Cincinnati 0.888, Chicago 0.820, Washington 0.14, Louisville 0.240. Also reported are drownings in Camden and Detroit, a yacht capsize with five lives lost, a Kentucky train death, a tar and feather kidnapping, a storm toppling Brazil Indiana tower, quadruplets born near Joliet, Coxeyite march plans, and multiple homicides and accidents across cities.
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Louisville
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N. J
Lucky” Baldwin
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Frog’s Crossing
J. P. Maddox
Lewis Maddox
John Freitx
Joliet
Coxeyites
Wall Street
Massillon
O. Mae
Carriz Rem
Mans
Annie Karciowsni
Frank Bonatar
Aurora, II
Joseph Misterman
Ellis
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Yale College
Washington Tak
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Stacy
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Congress Nomination Highlights Across Several States
The report lists nominations in California Texas Illinois Indiana Iowa Ohio and Virginia with Republicans renominating in several districts. Notable notes include the death of Branor Wo PerKine in Washington aged 53 and the Vermont GOP naming G A Woodbury for governor.
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James McLuckin
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A Northway
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Wa. Kerr
H. C. van Voorhis
J H Warcroft
Joan F. DezEnpoRer
Congress
Norfolk
Waco
Judge Nugent
What a college girl can do in the world
A column exploring career options for college graduates, arguing many women should not pursue teaching if unsuited, urging practical trades or self support, and warning against reckless debt. It cites Kate Field and Belva Lockwood, and notes debates on higher education and women’s roles.
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