Pepper use and market life in distant lands
The article surveys pepper consumption in tropical natives and explains a digestive response to red pepper in hot climates. It describes street money changers in Spanish cities, mailboxes on trams in Huddersfield, water troubles in Knoxville, rabid generosity to feed Denver’s hungry, carp introductions on the Pacific coast, and various notes on Chinese temple bells, willow ware, willow growth, and demographic figures across Britain and Ireland.
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Tumzones
Huddersfield
Bagland
Cashier’s alleged eight year sting shocks South Dakotans
A chaotic clipping reports on a First National Bank of Lenti City cashier, his long suspected defalcations tied to local mining stocks, and a string of bizarre personal details. It also notes a charity ball decision by the Elks and an odd Boston wager about circumnavigating the globe in a year for a $5,000 prize.
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Gronot
Dow
Tootha Bork
Hs Bool
Lis
Wits
Elks
Ask Weil Neaday
Wate
Paul Jones
Boston
Hostos
Masa
Boston Athlete Association
Me A
Leno Tim
Ianiqua
Jones
Cine
Mr.Jones
Hamann
Dixon's Dizzy Bluff Promises to Stop Any Featherweight
Tom O'Rourke released a bold statement claiming George Dixon will be in Chicago next week and will meet any featherweight in four rounds for a £60 forfeit. He name drops Young Brittfo, Billy Smith, Johnny Van Meerst, and others as contenders. O'Rourke also suggests a scheme involving Billy Plimmer to manipulate odds before a Dixon bout with Selly Smith.
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LiLo Bhncolate
Dennis Chevanaxt
Tom O'Rourke
George Dixon
Chicago
Young
O'Rourke
Billy Plimmer
Plimmer
Dixon
Pimmer
Selly Smith
Piiner
Mus Oronote
Corbett-Mitchell
Sitka
Indiana
Herlo Ik
Lartain
Sofia
Riber
Duval Club
Witla
Fenat
Cera
Corbett
Peckham's nomination prospects stormed amid New York politics
The New York scene centers on Peckham with a surprise bolting threat to his nomination in 1880. Details describe the stalled Senate quorum, Cleveland’s influence, and Peckham’s political lineage including Rufus Peekham and the firm Miller Peckham. Anxious observers note Peckham’s past as district attorney and his ties to Miller Peckham & Dixon.
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Pacis
Cleveland
Benator
Whysler Peck
Miller, Perdeham & Dixon
Ile
Bia Hentinatin Momlay
Wan
Ho Ling
John
Grover Cleveland
Juin Mckeon
Peeklim
Olney
Rufus Peekham
Jude
Court of Appeals
Rufus A. Peekham
Farge
Mille & Peckham
Miller, Peckbow & DB
Hofrat
Washington Letters On Debated Resignation Rumor
A Washington letter notes possible resignation of Chief Tasties Fuller and discusses payroll figures, political maneuvering, and tariff votes. It covers House actions, amendments, and diplomatic commentary, with references to ministers, Congress members, and social topics including government employment and decorations.
Huntington Denies Estate Ties in Stanford Case Debates
A Washington rumor mill case centers on Huntington denying any indebtedness to the Stanford estate. He asserts he has no claim to Sanford's securities, while stock and bonds of the Tavita Improvement Company are discussed as part of the estate and related securities.
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Prof
Karl Burns
Stanford University
California
Mihineton Ahly
New
Y Ot Owill
Valle Improvement
Uatow
Moxi
Bilatie
Sora Igm Aero
Ty Babaestheoualc
aeiwipRee
Tyntnekues Nuit Waders
Tory Staniford
Pcertain Securities
Pgh LT Hs
Adrevant Tines
Gi Duiado Fido
Pho Securities
Anda
Tavita Improvement Company
Hix Heire Snows
Tuntington
Sanford
Avenel
New Entrance to St Louis From North Rail Route
Fragments describe a February 1 announcement that freight trains will use a new Burlington track into St Louis from the north crossing the Mississippi at Alton. It notes an expanded Union Station plan, depots, and routing changes affecting passenger and freight service, with broader railroad and tariff debate context.
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St Lorn
Finy
Murlinggton
St. Louis
Mississippi River
Alton
Wil
Tran
Union Station
Burlington
Missouri
Kase
Texas
Otin
Struck by a tidal wave aboard steamer near Genoa
The steamer Normenula, bound for Genoa, was struck by a tidal wave on Saturday, causing extensive damage and forcing repairs. The incident injured several deck crew and officers, with the second officer badly hurt. Damage estimated around $100,000 and the ship sailed from New York on January 29. Additional news notes report Congress delaying action on income tax and court appointments in New York and Washington.
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New Yor
Tan
Normenula
Genoa
Swalay
Promerade Deci
Mids
Arigurals
Milan Comes to Terms With Tiberials in Cabinet Talks
Belgrade reports ex King Milan reached an understanding with liberal reformers and backs Nigelatvitch proposal. Alexander’s faction failing to form a working ministry, Avalumovitch and Kibacueestere Solutiuscetteuaved help assemble a cabinet. Premier Avakumovitch to head government with Ribarats interior and Gadi jovatz justice minister to follow.
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Tiberals
Doxvos
Belgrade
Milan
Nigelatvitch
Alexander
Senbinet
M. Avalumovitch
National Board of Trade Coven Session Opens in Washington
The Twenty Fourth Annual Coven Session of the National Board of Trade convenes in Washington at the Shoreham hotel. Frederick Frailey of Philadelphia, nearing his sixty year, presides as delegates from local boards discuss commercial, transportation, and congressional policy. Nearly forty questions and numerous resolutions mark the opening with emphasis on influencing federal action.
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Wasmxaros
Jno
Shorehim
Fréderick Frailey
Philadelphia
National Board of ‘Trate
Chambers of Congerce
Congress
Itauch
Winter Wheat Millers
Mineral Vein Discovered Near Pringle Station
An important mineral find near Pringle Station reveals a copper bearing vein three feet exposed in a ledge, estimated thirty feet wide with copper and nodular gray mineral. Nagroushe material used in explosive manufacture and paper bleaching has been found in California deposits. value quoted at 14.50 per ton.
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Custer City
S.D
Dun
Pringle Station
California
Board discussions touch coal bonuses and county affairs
The Lemars meeting notes adjourned routine business as Dale Munter and coal miners discuss a proposed $5000 bonus for locating paying coal in Plymouth County. The offer expires next year and may be abandoned for a stronger agricultural society aim. Also covered are bail reductions for Dr. A M Fisher and Colorado legislative actions.
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Board of Supervisors
Dale Munter
Mr. Baker
Broken Kettle
Sioux
Insteresta
Plymouth
New England Miracle Story Of Restored Health And Hope
A Boston Herald report tells of two conjoined invalids in a New England home whose health improved after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. It recounts dramatic heart and stomach relief, regained sleep, and sustained vitality attributed to the medicine, with testimonials from Mrs Wong and Mr Holt and notes on the pills’ formula and widespread sale.
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Danny
New England
Wong
Oliver, Holt
Peterboro
Dr. Williams
Bille
Bette
Williams
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