Notable Mix of Trade, Politics, and Industry Across Nations
A fragmented historical recap covers Goldsmith Maid's earnings, early marine insurance traced to Salon, Mary Johenton as clerk in a Washington committee, and Dr. Aveling's European wage critique. It notes Illinois legislative timing, Canadian Pacific's Selkirk snow sheds, cotton seed oil uses, and optimistic Providence Journal forecasts. Also discussed are Atkinson’s economic cautions, national capital depletion risks, and U.S. agricultural output with multi-crop yields and per capita production.
Death notices and court actions dominate condensed news
The column reports Comrade Gee’s death and honors for John A. Logue, plus various local business, crime, and political updates. It covers Pinkerton money recovery from a major express robbery, postal burglaries, post office changes, land disputes, and assorted legal notices. It also notes editor James A. McMuster’s death and a violent patient incident.
Logan Burial Proceedings After Washington Funeral Rites
A Washington crowd gathered for Logan’s funeral with notable attendees including Sherman Conkling and Grant’s circle. Mrs Logan appeared in mourning as the ceremony opened with sermons and prayers, the casket escorted by clergy and Grand Army pallbearers, followed by a procession to Track Creek cemetery for temporary interment.
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Gem
Dohm A. Logan
Washington Dispatch
Chiness Legation
Robert C. Schneck
John A.J. Crowell
Grant
Logan Fund
Walker Blainy
Arthur
Logan
Robert Lincoln
Pred Grant
Williaman
Rosccrans
Conklio
Sherman
Stanford
Chuisey Androwa
Ohio
Mra. Logan
Deak
Manning Logan
James Logan
Pucker
Ales
Lewida Hier
Maj. Tucker
der Black
Miss Andrews
Munening Logan
Arnie Christie
Parson Newman
Bishop Andrews
Reva. Butler
Tifking
Newmnn
Methodist Church
Roncoe Conkling
Benator Brenford
Pontmauter
General Vilas
Lucius Watrchild
CH. Andrewn
Col. Grant
Me. McMillan
M. H. Lieggatt
John
Pax
Grand Army Inun
Congressional Committee
Carliale
Andrews
Tiffany
Episcopal Church
Butler
Newman
Benator Sherrmna
Langan
Loyal Legion
Supreme Court
Track Creek Cemetery
Grand Remy of the Republic
Alliance action on Melo Alona and Dakota statehood drive
In a long session the Alliance endorsed free marketing, graded grain receipts at public warehouses, and state railway independence. It approved a new legislative committee role, elected officers for the Alliance Hail Insurance company, and planned a memorial to the legislature. Reports cover Brookings College claims, financials, and regional appointments, with notes on statehood efforts and local incidents.
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Melo Alona
Elorato
L'arinnes’ Alliance
Allinges Inauranon
Outres
Bic
Preaklert of
Thiv
Valierud Commissionyr
Raiload
Emiqiskian
Minnesota
Dakoth Anual
Warkata
Vreident Melonth
Brookings College
Willian M. Latta
Teoiwarer
Alti« Cera
le Loucks
Douel County
K.B. Fancher
Stutaman
Codington
Lonoke
Blnniarcle
Keaton
Alliance Hail Insurance Company
Ay Wardall
Grant
View
Slith
Minuchaha
D. Cooley
D. Senit
Various 19th Century Post Office Changes and Trials
The article lists contributions from multiple individuals and firms, noting totals and donors. It covers post office establishments and name changes in Minnesota and other places, appointments of postmasters in several states, a fire destroying a theater block in Girard, a murder trial verdict of acquittal in Norfolk, and fires in Chippewa Valley hospital and Sloat buildings. It also references embezzlement indications against Col. H. Boulton, a Grant quotation about Logan, lumber production on the Michigan river, and the president’s health improving daily.
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Bayoo
Taavenworth
Leavenworth
Warner
Coon
Witrock
Height
Longanworth
Fort Yates
John Gongdon
Peay K Ninth
Gov. Robinson
Springfield
Binino
Jim Cusrniagy
Homnya
Pal
Drews Meusenger
Calin
Read
Laken
Wilde
Glifton
Marquette
Michigugoea Dome
Iowa Medical College
Mauda Hull
Carlisie
John W. Fonter
Mesivan
Colin Campbell
Charles Russell
Frankford
Socialiste
Secretary of the Treasury
Joan
General Land Office
Denver
Colo
Boston
Cairo
Til
Thim
Ir. McGlynn
Logan
Sawyar
William Walter Phelps
John B. Drake
Chicago
Guv. Alger
Michigan
George M. Pullman
Washington Star Snys
Congress
Senate
Cleveland
West
Gen. Logan
Lucius Fairchild
Madison
Wis
U.S. Grant
Philadelphia
Arn
Grand Army of the Republic
John A. Logan
Pont No. 6
J. Henny Goroxe
Ohio
Wadsworth
Summit County
Western Star
D. ©. Dugue
United States
Northern Pacific
Manitoba
Lusida
Etre
Red River Valley
Park Region
Mingnegota
Charles Daley
Loula
Milly Meyore
Streator
Woodford
Mycra
Baker
White
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Rounia
Bradish Johnson
Jackson
Ala
Weat Alabama Railway
Dan Milhouan
New York
Howe
Greanaby
Charlea Kingalove
Johnstown
Lona
Galesburg
James A. Mc.Muster
New York Freeman's Journal
Bt. Mary'a Hospital
Brooklyn
Eadie Bigelow
Litsle Hart
Heal
Wogan Fund
Morton
Ian Co
Henry C. Bowen
John R. McLean
Cincinnati
Elwin L. Btowart
Philadelp
Edwin N. Benson
RW. Clark & Co
Harlea Myth
Philadelphin
Sydney J. Wilson
Wasshington
Faddack
Nobbala
Minnesota Evan
Frowncoun
Towa Banvinn
W. McCarthy
Conard
J. Welder
Manhetetan
A. McGraw
Taylor
Matethews
Montana
Waldlnes
Kaaie L. Mitehall
Onaln
North Valley
D. C
Oriawald
Phillips
C. Kelliher
Elias’ Poutmaaters
Minnesot
Chatfield
H. L. Atchison
Girard
George G. Kibler
George W. HA
J. D. Potter
Mau Claire
Chippawa Valley Hospital
M. W. Slough
Algona
Tow
H. Boulton
Hlodgett
Gen. Grant
Gan. Logan
Grant
Simon Cénwron
Anit
Healtt
An Old Fashioned Custom of House Warming Hospitality
An long antiquated essay celebrates house warming customs as a spiritual act of hospitality. It extols the host’s care in warming the hearth, serving food and drink, and making guests feel cherished, viewing the ritual as a sacred, timeless gesture of welcome and conviviality.
Women and the case for comfortable footwear
A New York Mail and Express writer quotes an artist arguing that tight shoes distort women’s feet and body proportions. He urges a crusade against tight footwear, noting small feet can hinder growth and cause corns while larger feet may still appear shapely with proper balance.
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New York Mail
Population Growth in United States Reveals Rising Native Share
A late 19th century census notes US population growth at about 1,000,000 annually, with estimates near 64 million in 1886. About one third of increase comes from abroad, while native birth rates rise as foreign growth slows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Millionaires and the illusion of wealth in modern life
The essayist contrasts millionaire myths with real spending habits, noting how some men flaunt wealth via grand estates, fleets, and servants while others live frugally. It cites examples of large households, luxury yachts, and constant expenditures, then questions whether excess truly equates happiness or virtue.
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Relson
Utwan
Lieonsatt Tasen
Enis
Ohn
Mackay
Ma Whitt Hye
Thad
Evan
Jonaires
Francis
Belmont
Wisawiln's
Jean
Avery
Tod Keay
Som
José Yo
Yan
Haid
Chyle
Haep
Monty Yow
Surele
Gymnasium Exercise Experience and Aftereffects
A reader describes a gymnasium routine with various apparatus and discomfort. After a session with dumbbells and rowing machines the next morning, muscle soreness and fatigue deter participation, concluding the exercise yields little food or benefit.
Wanton to Get Car on Florida Railroad Quest
A garbled dialogue shows a hunter asking about stopping a train and finding a cow to cross tracks. The speaker claims to have searched the state for a suitable animal and expresses intent to depart, while a bystander challenges the station’s happenings. The fragment hints at a rural scene on a Florida railroad.
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Florida Rai
Five Children Missing In Quiet Call To Police
A frantic caller to Detroit police headquarters asks if any children are missing. The dispatcher confirms five youths are unaccounted for, noting that seven previously were reported, and questions where the remaining two have gone.
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Detroit Free Press
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Dr. Aveling
Europe
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Wedeeday
Torsday
House
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Iinge
Selkirk Ranges
Tackiss
Betwee Donald
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Columbia River
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Providence Journal
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Commissioner of Agriculture
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Grand Army
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Shiel
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John A. Logue
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Union Ring
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Dojuga
Comminnion Butien
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Sonia
Tiwan Miso
Pinkerton
Thin City
Aux Mons
Jim Cummings
Fred
Oscar Cookame
Wrod
Saprees Company
Lowvenworth
Congreva
Charlea &, Sion
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Carlisle
George H
Thobe
Springer
New Mexico
Washington
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Uorp
Senate Chamber
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Ashbel H. Barney
Express
Knights of Lavor Thair
New York World
Dr. McGlynn
Ann
Prinab
Corrigan
McGlynn
Roma
Himaell
Misippi Valley
R. G. Hayes
Natehex
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Charles Wincinter
Ashburbar
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Whipple
Pottawataimie
Dotfield
Steele County
Twin Valley
Norway County
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J. B. Eckeriman
Minesota
Byron
J. W. Hicks
Crow Wing
Waverest
Curris
J. A. Scuderay
Osland
D.C
Melbayre
Wikcolain
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J. Tn
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Downavilla
Orx. Logan
Dakota Territorial News
the Farmers OF
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Hull
Watertown
Huron
Judge Church
Brown County
Charles Martin
United States Court
Deadwood
Pierre
Marty
Yankton
New Dakota
Bek C. P Bowesthatcher
Gaeonaville
Nelton County
Jamestown
Marschal Maratta
Church
T. A. Shanton
Congregational Church
Plankinton
Laura Wright
William Sweitzer
Chippewa Palle
Ida Priest
Mitchell
George Griffin
Plankington Free Press
J. N. Ault
Farmer’ Mutual Journal
T. D. Kanonee
State of
Woonsocket Times
Mensant
Carpenter
Jason
Dean
Avery Chinthos
Wim
Ridiol
Ami
Bk Helley
de Wilkes
Johnny
Elle
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