Rail and water rates and fairs across states noted
A period glimpse records transportation contrasts from Chicago to New York by water and rail, price shifts, and a Minnesota peach crop showing strong yields. It notes the New York State Fair’s success with receipts near 30,000, compares Minnesota’s population with New York, and hints at Grant residence speculation amid market activity and a Grant book page count.
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Allsap Transportation
Chicago
New York
Albany
Minnesota
Nck
Grant
General Grant
Mra Grant
Ibly
Population gaps show Chicago pupil boom outpacing capacity
Within a population of 600000 the Chicago region reports 80000 pupils in schools while St Louis with 30000 people has 34000 youths, a yearly rise slightly above one thousand. Chicago adds from 4000 to 6000 pupils annually, and the city now has about 12000 more children than its schools can accommodate, a shortage that will persist for some days.
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Bchods
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington Gowto
John Sherman
Washington
Tate
Ganssiti
Crow Creek
Lemiu Tran
Kentucky
Iuperviving Architet
The
Treasury
Ube St. Sogenhy
Bradhury
Wpo
Yu Port
Matina
Howson
Rayal
Minning
Montreal
Livland
Lancashire
Manitoba
Nxt
Lord Carington Teavea
New South Wales
James
Dublin
Toumella
Bulgaria
Hue
Lord Walkley
Hampton Lodge
Farnham
France
Dominion Council
Dakota
Minnesota
Oakland Station
Gretin
Wbxeander
Theman Steicklau
Ireland
Went of England Life and
Fira Insurance Company
Baet
Alexander Campbell
John Macdonalt
Queen Victoria
Wight
Connnuught
Beatrice
Leopold
Christiana
Cochin China
Irnet
Misread Economic Text Reflects Loan Privileges
Fragmentary OCR shows a discussion of fiat class credit and benefitting authorities. It mentions Maxrackinetts or similar names, a $300,000 sum for tires, and concerns of counties towns and provinces. It asserts prompt payers obtain funds with favorable internal rates.
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Maxrackinetts
Biblic
Mui
Gas fueled iron and steel plants and New York ore prep
The article discusses gas fuel adoption by iron and steel works in western New York and nearby regions, noting improved productive capacity and illumination. It cites a legislative move against gambling in commodities, criminalizing futures quotes and marginal price displays. It reviews Harper's October issue on industrial capital, U S beer production, and census data, comparing 1880 and 188? outputs, with note on beer terminology and English usage.
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Wattatmeg
Allegheny
Alleghenies
New York
Pad Na Friel
Legislatura
Stock
United States
Harper’s
Sibo
England
Political and financial turbulence across Washington and Europe
Reports from Washington show Secretary Sherman and Treasury figures amid disputes over contracts and commissions. European dispatches note unrest in Ireland and France, with stockpiles and naval activities shaping upcoming elections and border policies.
Appeal to Dakotans urging adoption of a new constitution
A lengthy appeal to the people of the territory urges adoption of a proposed constitution. It warns of dangers from territorial government and railroads, argues for statehood, and outlines advantages such as lower taxes, economic efficiency, and stronger protections against corruption. It names Hugh Campres, W. Mikookings, Honk Gaul, Thoasal Deanouble Bamlet Mint as organizers.
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Milian
Shalion
Aia Dan
Uriuity
Eta
Union
Tate
South Dakota
North
Dakots
Jowerfah
Dakota
Juatiog
ALAIL
Calhurst
Elina -Volee
Staten Wall
Seweion
Aequintine
Hugh J. Gimp
Yankton
Oak
Sehere Co
Abe Chana
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
North Dakota
North Dulute
Bismarck
France
Louisiana
United States
United
Braten
She
Bern
Tina
Lila
Benator Harrison
Senate
Congress
New State
State University
Roy
Petriuren
Tasue
Mullis
Ptt
Teva
Poole
Cnpitul Biaraek
Udieventin i
Hugh Camprese
Convention Deliberations Shape South Dakota Reforms
A lengthy convention session outlines voting rules for a state constitution ballot with options for For the constitution Yes No and For prohibition Yes No. Delegates debate counting methods and election procedures, with committees empowered to revise the report and set polling, expenses, and officer appointments as the assembly adjourns for further action.
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Paris
Spesivt
Somme
Yolek
Waadontert
Mumiitealiuh
Rerto Aitmvery
Alhley Minibris
Sali
Ennes
Eougtias Hill Tagroal
Provident Edgertr
Owen
Willy Tie
Eulblait
Hovastene
ATP AL Tewate
Atwernoon
Haynes
Cleet United Biotox
Newewauty
Julie Wna
Dakar
Maj. J. i
Hansom
Yankton
Fientie
SOX Falla
Congress
Bitz
Gora
Neill
Eniaong
Mernton
Samgent
Dickey
Mcdland
McColluat
Wit and Humor in a Fragmented Local Page
A collage of humorous and curious items from Goshen to Fleetwood and Ithaca. Notes on a girl accidentally burning her back and relief at it not being her best. A reader asks about holocaust usage. Tales of a school in Fleetwood with all relatives in teaching, a roaming cowboy preacher Edward Ball, and a heat‑stricken man in Ithaca denied water unless paid.
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Red River
Winnipeg
Muney Joss
George Hear
James B. Whonen
Tale
Lowsfin
Til
Niagara Preas
Lrik Company
Evansville
Lot
Jone
John Waller
Aid
Promi Hentaen
Dorney
Point Muherts
Carnhil
Ling
Stutsman County
Dakota
Tony
Emporia
Kun
Ohio
Little Lins
Surat
George J. Neff
Belle Plaine
Tee
Anne Burgowa
Darnia Thirgoss
Mooeat Ville
Mia
Dube Booklass
Hse Sewie Maehinn Company
Bridgepror
Comi
Nimdower Iron Woot
Tuck Spree
Theodore de Wrotley
Prat Diene
Cyliy
Lanenairn
Worhatowtate
Morton Tie
Svuro
Svuro Munyiead
Eyracine
Minti Divinivic
Xvas Sapa Priniete
Lowg Farnese
Folin Warnes
Tik Hon
Philadelphia
Mommy
ABS Gt Us
Martford
Gor Ie Fon
Jane Feet
Wilver Dedale
Vacitle USA
Oireitae
San Prancivco
Oregon
Paville
Uoiv
Conmil
Muracilien
Toulon
Cape May
C Up
James Gordon Bennett
Enghind
Prine
Queying
Danuttens
Sandy Hook
Cap May
Miniaterial Union of Philadelphia
Aguliv
Mr. Welkin
Blak
Spotted Boyr
Great
Rrilian
Hoxton
Alexander Sullivan
Americ
Miskouri
Freddie
Goshen
Fleetwood
W. A. Rogers
Edward Ball
Sam Jones
Ittsford
N.Y
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