Advertising rates and publication terms explained
The notice outlines advertising rates and terms for the newspaper, stating lower quotes for all descriptions and that advertisements will be printed unless ordered otherwise. It mentions commissions and asks if further arrangements are acceptable, with details tied to the next issue and Wednesday evening publication.
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Wade
Abe Baye
Abe Baye As the Wither All Muster Intended For the Next Loree Ruat
Fiji
Landslide blamed on factory shutdowns and discontent
Senator Pettigrew returned from the east and argued the landslide reflected public anger at factory closings rather than tariff fears. He said the downshift in industry caused discontent aimed at the governing party, contributing to the sweeping defeat.
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Fronx Fars
Senstor Pettigrew
Funda
Factoriva
Indians gain rations through subagencies on reservations
Reports from South Dakota describe a shift in feeding Indians from agency trips to subagency posts near their camps. The change reduces long travel for rations and ends the old practice of cattle chasing over agencies, which sparked injury and death.
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Catia
Corral
Ronebud
Pine Rilge
Inega University of the Indians
Meef
Sul
Robbery at the Rookery Building in Chicago
The Indiana Ohio railroad treasurer Sohi B. Take was attacked on the ninth floor of the Rookery building at 7 oclock this morning. The attackers escaped after beating him, stealing about 820,000. Detectives were dispatched from KUOR and pursued the case. Separately, boxing promoter tensions and other items fill the same morning notes from New York and Washington.
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John E. Drake
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Rookery
Qincado
Sohi B. Take
Drake
Kuor
Shan
Cereal prize winners across Nebraska and Dakota
Nov. 15 reports list prize winners in grains and cereals for districts including Iowa, Shelby, Emerson, Rockwell, Grand Island, Yankton, and many towns in Nebraska and South Dakota. Entries name numerous farmers and communities with figures and locations across the region.
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Lows
South Dakota
Nebraska
Catcago
Tows
Iowa
B. Wise
Meh Finn
Stephani
Shelby
Tnars A
Doky
Shelby Igh
Siinnett
Martin Nelyon
Stilebe
John and
Joy Grown
Charles Halldeaf
M. Wilcox
Mycam Kastor
Mannhestayt
Heath Emerton
John Lawrener
Emerson
McCutlock
Hartwick
A. McCanndliss
Delle Plaine
Magham
Clayton
John H. Alberts
Jefferson
Bilhy
Tenre
AL. Plumer
Ivy
Coliman
Gresley
Dod Corel
OW. Rector
Oneida
J. W Reelor
Davidu
Wille Dox Stine
Jom Oraine
Earlville
Dayis
Creston
Crawford
Atlantio
HM. Brown & Son
Tmier Won
LS Rockwell
Rockwell
GR Taylor
Hamburg
Branch
Nathan Drake
Devorah
W. Miles
Mie P. Cooper
Charles Ashton
Guthrie Center
Clark
Red Oak
EB. A. Smith
Dubuque
L Gabrielson
New Hamptons
Conn Vorlane
L. Haden
Audubon
John W Crownie
Amana
John M Alberts Tefferson
Connell
Gurnney
George Crandall
Summitt Mart Hoardwell
Patterson
Crate
Templeton
Tekamah
Summit
L.glover
Westervilles
J Smith
Craig
John Shortwallk
Grizeny
Gritonk
George Baker
Silver Creek
Aj Templeton
Lyons
P.P. Bush
McKenny Clarke
William Stelley
Grand Island
Formah
Brownville
John Swanson
Alda
E.barns
Doe Oph Ronen
W. Lake
Lane D
Caldwell Columbia
Delane
Lees Park
J | Husen
Geneva
Government must be properly represented in suit postponement
The trial of John Evary and offer stock oldt ory of the Denver Pacific and Gulf call was postponed for one week by Judge Hallet due to government intervention. Attorney General Olney argued for government representation, with the judge ordering a delay to allow proper government counsel and preparation. The court will reconvene next Monday to proceed.
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Pacific Syatem
Meg Vaile
Olney
Blink Tha
Uy Ac Tonat
Ouianu
Uyloa Pacific
Thia
Heine
Glatititt
Omaha
Denver, Pacific and Gulf Railway
Union Pacific
Mallet
Perplexing tax case to be tried in Douglas county
South Dakota note reports Judge Smith will hear a tax sale dispute over unused personal tax warrants from 1844 to 1948. The treasurer blocked sale of nonadvertised lands, with many owners having fled and properties passing to innocent purchasers. Aims to deny books and re-sell funds.
Mrs Deacon to wed a French count in Paris
New York reports Mrs Edgén e Warker Deacon of Illinois fame plans marriage to Count Louis de Lurrepe in Paris at month end. She has lived in a cottage at Twelfth Park Went Orange N J with 15000 dollars yearly income and will regain custody of two younger children. Also notes executive committee meeting of National Republican Committee in New York to discuss supporting a McKinley 1891 presidential nomination.
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New York
Edgenré Warker Deacon
France
Gulden
Louis de Lurrepe
Pari
Deacon
Thin Coustey
Tlewellyn Park
Went Orange
Alonx
Edward Parker Delcon
National Republican Committee
Sun
Dathin City
Ma Knley
Ohio
Gas displays spark as pioneers drill wells near Wilson farm
An old account recalls gas exploration around Wilson's farm west of the city where early wells sparked explosions and fear. Reports describe stone and gas seeps, a dramatic flare, injuring workers, and community worry about tapping natural gas in the Spoon River valley region. Nearby historic Fort Charley site and a neglected graveyard at Missouri Point are mentioned with revival plans tied to a bridge project.
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Jean
Wissiel
Ploner
Isangarrin
Wilson
Hon
Wilkon Fyi
Thuire
Tros
Suviely Eglon
A Pneumatic Skate Aims to Replace Walking
In Loxpox on November 14, reports describe a pneumatic skate invention by an unnamed inventor. The device uses two wheels fore and aft with pneumatic tires, reaches speeds near eight miles per hour, and folds extra tires into a coat pocket. Inventor claims walking will become a lost art as the device gains traction.
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Loxpox
Wirmningham
Min
Heyes
Thirrplice
Memorial Masting for Edwin Yooth in New York
An obituary memorial event scheduled in New York marks the anniversary of Edwin Yooth’s death. Prominent figures A M Palmer Chauncey M Ly on Richard Watson Gilder Olbridge T Grey and others organize the ceremony with Chauncey M Depew and Henry Irving delivering orations and tributes reflecting Yooth’s esteem among Americans and English alike.
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Painer
New York
Edwin Yooth
Pistetuet
A. M. Palmer
Obi. Crimming
Chauncey M. Lyon
Richard Watson Gilder
Daniel Roliman
Olbridge T. Grey
Laurence Dutton
Horace Worter
Sol Smith
Juss Cell
James J. Ruggles
Francis Wilkon
Willard
Henry Irving
Mlso
Chauntcey M. Depew
Evins Destroyed by Mob Reports Confirmed
Near Yannsyows Kentucky Nov reports confirm a mob destroyed the home of Phil Evant, blowing it to atoms in riots. Early this morning it was believed his old mother Lin and children were possibly burned, and Evans’ wife arrived to towns stating the mob intended to burn them alive. An official investigation will follow.
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Sioux Falls
S.D
Sioux Fallawna
Jacob Muntz
Pledelsheim
Wittenberg
America
South Dakota
Mantels
Moth
Nunta
Leiauro
Dees
Mre Tydin Hunker
Iow
Harry Lacey
W.H. Nolan
Syas
Nelnon Bns Mae Ap
Elie
Naiion
Han Bean
B.A. Shurman
Union Netonal Banks
Nelson
Nalvon
Sheri
Yannsyows
Phil Evant
Evans
Lin
Cam
Fire damages five story building in Detroit used by Anderson Manufacturing
A major blaze trapped occupants in a five story building at Jefferson and 40th Street Detroit, occupied by the Anderson Manufacturing company. Fire investigators report damages around 300000 dollars with partial insurance coverage, involving Detroit Publishing and People Publishing companies.
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Lew
Uae
Jefferson Ovens
O'Sloolelly
Piorting
Lyithe Anderson Manufactung Compamy
Uieyetons
Ellroy & C. Pu Fishers Hecke & Knight
Boobindera
Detroit Publishing Company
Pooplea Publishing Company
Impeachment Demand After War Claim Rises
Nov 18 Chronicle reports growing calls to impeach the president over purported war declarations. Editors attack Haw for signaling war with a recognized Hawaii government and accuse leaders of secretly planning aggression to topple a friendly state.
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Haw
United States
Hawaii
Harrison
Paaxorico
Editoriata
Cantress Nus
Heraldeta Molo Lula
Interview on Hawaiian affairs and Maul Wallace controversy
A United Press interview with General Harrison discusses the Maul Wallace affair and Hawaiian governance. Harrison declines to comment on the Hawaiian correspondence, cites ongoing investigations, and notes expectations that records will speak for themselves amid broader questions of regaining a monarchy.
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United Press
Auindy
Harrison
Lili
Iev
Congress
Wil
Maewall
Mnwalian
Wight Bay
Reunon
Abd
Cleveland
Chinese release prompt and unclear jail order
United States Attorney General instructed the U S Marshal to release seised individuals held for alleged Henry Act violations. Telegram from the attorney general directed release from the Levianty jail. The message appears garbled with names and dates unreadable in the fragment.
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Olney Sande
Lax Puaxetsca
Pal
Staton Marshet Lang
Olnes
Nees
Uvlay
Levanty
Winter Wheat Condition Reports From Many States
Reports from multiple states describe winter wheat as generally fair to good with variation by county. Dry spells slowed early growth in places, some counties report localized pest damage but not widespread. Overall prospects are fair with moisture issues influencing emergence and early growth. Kansas and Ohio show variable progress. few areas report low emergence due to dryness. Also included is a Chicago report noting No-To-Bac tobacco habit cure offers and promotional material.
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Steeler
Vie
Sioux Lands Rangen
Vtovd
Naval
Uiis
Kansas
Black Whirlwind Direstum Sets Racing Records Across Years
The unbeaten trotter Direstum holds multiple world records at ages four and under. From a 2084 heat in Nesville Tennessee to races in Lexington Kentucky and Fleetwood Park, Direstum achieved fastest heats and four and five heat records. Owned by James Green of California and trained by Mike Salisbury, the colt impressed with repeated record times and high-speed finishes, signaling a strong next season.
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Direstum
Neshville
Tena
New York
Loo
Direatum
Westwood
Directum
Lexington
Pixley
Pamlico
Walter
ROTM
Alix
Nancy Honka
James Green
California
Mikoe Salisbury
Stemwindst
Venture
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Geographical Society
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Chicago
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