Glorious Fourth Events and Census Notes from Garnett
Ivs Baccaran reports on Garnett Kansas events for the Fourth of July week. Derrort turns 190 on July 24 1891. Barnum estate valued at 84279522 after all the showman’s vicissitudes. Census notes Paris show twenty six year old married women with two divorced since.
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Derrort
Mr. Barnum
Accoroma
Paris
Berlin Boom Dwarfs London Market Activity
Berlin, the Prussian capital, shows rapid growth with 15,000 buildings burned last year, outstripping London stock market activity. The report highlights a booming urban expansion in Berlin amid tense economic comparisons.
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Berlin
London
Attendance at Charles' Bank outdoor gym for women soars
Since the opening of the free outdoor gymnasium for women and girls on Charles Bank near Boston, the average daily attendance has been about 1,200, reflecting strong community use and interest.
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Charles’ Bank
Boston
Largest farm in the world spans 1.6 million acres in Louisiana
Reports describe a vast farm in southwestern Louisiana covering about 1.6 million acres. It measures roughly 100 miles north to south and 25 miles east to west, forming an immense agricultural domain.
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Louisiana
Parsipent Plans Mount McGregor Visit to Grant Cottage
Harrison and companions will spend the summer traveling to Mount McGregor to visit the cottage where General Grant died, aiming to see the historic site and related memorabilia.
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Harrison
Mount McGregor
General Grant
Florida orange crop yield exceeds early estimates
The Florida orange harvest finished about 1,000,000 boxes higher than predicted with an official figure of 2,600,000 boxes, up from the 1,600,000 box estimate.
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Florida
Kentucky Tax on Express Companies Ruled Unconstitutional
The United States Supreme Court declared a Kentucky law imposing a license and an eight cent tax on express companies to be a violation of the Interstate Commerce Clause of the federal Constitution.
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United States
Tex Empresa Aid Sent To Island Woman In Denmark
Tex Empresa of Austin recently sent funds to the wife of a poor worker on Faboen Island in Demark who wrote to the empress and widow seeking relief from poverty.
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Tex Empresa
Austin
Faboen
Demark
Connecticut boy sheds skin without rods or nurse’s aid
A Connecticut boy is described as shedding his skin in a snakelike fashion without paternal supervision or corporal punishment, a departure from the common method of discipline used to induce such change.
Loss of Vast Sums Tied to Atlantic Sinkage
Reported estimates place at least 950 million in government paper money lost or destroyed. The wreck of a single vessel in the Atlantic is linked to massive currency losses and disrupted financial stability.
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Tr 18
Professor Belt Demonstrates Light Beam Speech Transmission
Professor Belt demonstrated that speech can be transmitted between distant points without physical connection, using a beam of light to establish the link. The experiment marks a notable development in ether science and wireless communication.
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Belt
Census shows Methodists rise in Ireland to 147,900
The late census in Ireland records Methodists as the only denomination increasing to 147,900 while Protestant Episcopalians fall by 24,744 and Presbyterians drop by 24,047. The text notes a decline across other groups with unclear figures for some denominations.
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Ireland
Dutch Amsterdam Celebrates Royal Day on Queen Wilhelmina
A visitor in Amsterdam describes a May Day of mass pageantry for Queen Wilhelmina. Flags, banners, and crowds fill streets and canals as citizens, children, and officials revel in a patriotic public reception. The writer contrasts Dutch monarchy with British royal ceremonies and praises Dutch resilience, industry, and culture while noting heavy rainfall and city life.
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Amsterdam
Zuiderzee
Wnteh
Waa
Sapere
Europe
Hayth
Sandwitch Islands
Carling
Fort Boott
Misa Gluna
Wilhelmina
Mita
Fort Pee E
Ian Hague
Holland
Sita
Rotterdam
Canala
The People’s Press Reports National Reform Debates
A collage of 19th century editorials and notices discusses the Cincinnati and Ocala reform movements, noting Western dominance in the People’s Party platform, the call for free coinage, and plans to unite farmers and laborers under a shared political banner.
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People's Party
National Review
Cincinnati
Count Hue
Ocala
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