Vast Virginia fruit farm backs long journey to fame
A large Virginia fruit farm near Teuton in the James River region grows 60 000 vines including peach trees and pear bushes with hundreds of Waldnti and tallan walt trees. The owners expanded from 300 acres to rival major ranchers, while the piece also notes regional figures on a Paris Eiffel Tower replica, local peculiarities, and unrelated curious snippets about travel and science.
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Brothees
Paul Smith
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Mantawix
Nowrest Culity
Ife Regina Fue Bony
Granite
Tin Haway
Erosidee
Peraont
Tharo
Johnsons radical tariff reform debate in democratic line
The piece argues for free trade as the core democratic principle while denouncing protectionist policy. It attacks Republicans for entrenched tariff aims, contends Wilson and McKinley era measures hurt farmers and workers, and urges Democrats to unite against protectionist factions to restore true tariff reform and economic fairness.
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Ohio
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Democratic Party
Eoumbtey
Cauleal Fontwerntle
Pol Fey Unt
Hietite
Féinocnatie
Tle
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McKinley
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Witson
Bill Fonterky
Jessen
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Persche
Wilson
Toa
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Thermmssen
Tom T. Tohnson
Platform Agrees to Free Silver and Trust Abolition
The convention endorses free silver at 16 to 1 with gold and silver coinage for all debts. It calls for protection, immigration limits, and abolition of trusts. Gamble leads nomination efforts, with Pickler and Hamble chosen for Congress and Gamble for Governor amid party realignment.
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Bas
Thomas Thorsen
Sinte Aufitor
John BE
Bipplit
Cousttessmiittssyaegaly
A. Pickle
Phillips Uy
Cort Cita Wrord
Womcee
Yaswros
Aig
Gamble
Stem Ung
Paluior
Sterling
Labor Commission Estimates Losses from Rail Strike
Labor Commission chair Cha rman Weight announced requests for railroad statements on strike damage. Alton line estimates loss at 1 1 1 0 1 1 840, Lake Shore line damages at 850 104, Chicago and Eastern Illinois cites 40 percent receipts loss, Chicago Burlington and Quincy sets property loss at 115 006. Pullman company vice president Wickes testified, noting granting dem ands would have cost the company, with feared consequences discussed.
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Chitajo
Moin
Vie
John Osler
Chicago, Burlington and Quitey Road
Wickes
Pullinan
Rush at the Customs House Opens New Year Auction
Early New York opening of the customs house doors ushers a rush for withdrawals under bond. Estimates place withdrawals around 5000, claimed as the largest business ever conducted at the aviation house in a single period.
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Yorke
New Year
Bond
Avatoins
Old Bill Holman and a Congress Tale From Paris
An old story recounts Representative Holman preparing for another term amid a Paris purchase tale tied to the senate era. Vice President Stevenson recalls a guide’s earnest claim about a payment never made, sparking debate on congressional propriety and dates from the early century.
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Pag Pere
Holman
Ile Bas Leon
Stevenson
Dons
Paris
Hobman
Mr. Stevenson
Rebuilding the Vesuvuis Dynamite Guns Trial Progress
The article notes the dynamite cruiser transformation amid experiments at Sandy Hook with new dynamite guns. Captain Sampson, chief of ordnance, witnessed tests and supports the plan while warning about space, weight, and ship suitability concerns. Developments in explosive wire guns show promising accuracy and range, with potential for naval use.
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End of Fifty Third Congress Crowds Gather in Washington
Immense crowds filled the capital as the Fifty Third Congress prepared to adjourn. At the Senate session poucas Republicans and Democrats attended. a series of resolutions and committee appointments were read, while the president and vice president formalized adjournment. The House later met for the final day, naming a joint commission on Ford's Theater disaster and accepting resignations and appointments for the next session.
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Ciuplate
Tuandom
North Carolina
Serect
Raeens
Unerle
Det
Pounosace
Sin Af Wike Tonsin
Ware
Mitchell
Wisconsie
Cullest
Mingiss Davis
Minnesota
Ropy Kamedei
New Jersey
Kyle
South Dakota
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Stevenson
Harris
Manderaon
Top
Nebraska
Thirilund
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House
Juint
Ford
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View Provident
Ceing
Jalminn
Wilson
Dem
West Virginia
Sease
Thas
Preri
Coligions Jn
Moxara
Holman
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Aly P
Pythians Parade Opens With Early Washington Review
The Pythian parade preparations begin as dawn arrives in Washington with an extended police escort along their route. Colonel Salix Wilson, US army commissioner of public buildings and grounds, oversees the raised platform before the White House. The supreme lodge opens at 10 a.m. with business and prize drills planned daily through the encampment, culminating Saturday with prize awards.
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Caing
Washington
Arma
White House
Salix Wilson
United States Army
Olorle
Atmosphere debate over Mars spectroscope findings
The article weighs Prof Campbell's claim of an atmosphere on Mars against counterpoints by Prof Maldon and Prof Hollen. It notes spectroscope limitations, dust and water vapor uncertainties, and comparisons to lunar observations, arguing the evidence for no atmosphere remains contested while stressing careful interpretation. The piece also includes a long market and local notice section with prices, regional listings, and a summary of events in South Dakota.
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Mo Rongahola
Pannionnend Vint
Stelle Vernon
Virtanen
Frank Killen
Ebane Piun Pholerom
Malelig
Pittsburg
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Beorge
Cleveland
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Ohester Democrat and Chronicle
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Campbell
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Observatory
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Clieutier
Abere Ween
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South Dakota
Mherdeen
Meg RA
Wolfrith
Suerdeen
Keeney
Mim Dr. Grasbeek
Mintt Huger
Hogeshey
President Cleveland and Tariff Reform Fight Debate
The article recounts a heated congressional dispute over tariff reform and President Cleveland's stance. It cites letters and public remarks from movers of reform, arguing for reduced duties to lower costs and boost American enterprise, while critics warn against entitlement and political maneuvering. The piece frames the political struggle as a test of party principles and national interests.
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Eveey
Caine Wetteseryys
Power
Pople
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House of Reprisentas
Tisty
Secretary of the Treasury
Andy
Wusiskibion
Anil Ok
Ring Found On Custer Battlefield Tells of Battles Mentioned
The report details a solid gold ring found at the Custer battlefield linked to memories of Civil War battles. Engraved names include Gettysburg Antietam Bull Run and Yorktown, suggesting the ring belonged to a veteran who survived multiple conflicts and later joined General Custer. June Klone Quarry, Iowa, notes a separate quarry development and potential further options on surrounding land.
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Tom
Williame
Custer
Clancelorvilla
Gettysburg
Antiotm
Broduricisturg
Malvern
Yorktown
Creel
Fair Oaks
Generel Caater
William Ptates
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Lione
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