RCE Lori a 10 be changed old adtreed as well as new
The item lists old and new addresses or adtred changes for Rexitttences with references to a 1886 Lawrence Kansas newspaper. It mentions election nominees MAHLON H NEWLIN JOEL 8 WHITE S H CARMEAN for Treasurer County Clerk Sheriff and includes editorials about figures like John Jacob Astor and Josh Billings. It also notes performances by Signor Salvini and a prize won by Cant Mass of Milwaukee plus cultural notices from Prohibitionists and the Hop Bitters Company advertising strategies. The piece quotes J T Lowe on Canadian versus U S population growth and trade.
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Journal
Lawrence
Kans See
Kas
Ledger Discrepancies Highlight County Debt Allegation
A Kansas 1885 article notes disputes over a county debt ledger related to Mr. Young and Mr. Watson, clarifies a mistaken receipt claim, and lists post office changes and new appointments across several counties including Nemaha, Labette, and Butler. Names include Mr. Young, Mr. Watson, Mr. Wilson, and numerous postmasters such as Joel Edwards and Andrew J. Grast.
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Tuxie
Brook
Young
Watson
Kansas
van Vleck
Postoffice Department
Taylor
Nemaha County
Albert Kelley
Crouse
Labatte County
Redbluff
Comanche County
Redden
Butler County
Sheldon
Harvey County
Biamark
Wabamses
Halifax
Gilmore
St. John
Oakley
Ackley
Ottawa County
Joel Edwards
Aliceville
Coffey County
John R. Bryant
Almena
Norton County
Jennie Chord
Altamont
Labette County
Andrew J. Grast
Andover
Archibald ©. Burton
Beaumont
Alexander Edgar
Benton
James F. Esten
Bishop
Jew
Hallowell
Cherokee County
Chas
A. Gill
Lancaster
Atchison County
Jobn B
Henderson
Larkin
Atchinson
Robt. C. Sweaney
Tenape
Leavenworth
Wm. B. White
Leon
H. Wooten
Logan
Phillips County
Mary J. Coyington
Blemphis
Bourbon County
John F. Miller
Stilson
Changes in Government Offices Spark Broad Speculation
Washington letter reports a wave of upcoming appointments as Cleveland era winds down. It notes a chief of division praised for long service faces jealousy driven insinuations from two assistants and others in the bureau while a new chief pledges strict, fair administration.
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Washtaton
D. C
Burron Jornyan
Cleveland
Becaue
Secretaries’ dismissals and federal office shakeup unfold
The piece notes Secretary Manning ordering clerks to pay their bills or face dismissal while United States Marshal MacMichael resigns, to be effective November 1, with a likely replacement sellected soon. It discusses federal office dynamics, cabinet roles, and political maneuvering in Washington.
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Manning
Neveral Yelerks
United States
MacMichael
Sas
Davighis
Tuyes
Dowghe
Baird
Smithsonian Institute
Cne
Fish Commission
Fishe
Commission
Congress
Qetizions
Canon Parsas
St. Dotie's
Eltireliy
Itheiy
Richmond
Virginia
Cangreas
Whitney
Alent Alty
Hiv Siandsome
New York City
Washington
Health terms clarified in Courier of Health article
The Courier of Health defines disinfectants deodorants and antisep tics and explains their roles. A review from The Nation discusses Doctor Harter's Over Pressure in Schools noting the push for luxury and precocity burdens children with stress and fatigue.
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Ming
Courier of Health
Public Health Association
Harter
Rhode Island Clam Industry At Rocky Point Described
The Providence Journal reports on Narragansett Bay clam scenes at Rocky Point, Green's Island, and Bullock's Point. Capt. J. H. Northrop notes large seasonal digs with fleets of 50 to 60 workers, churning, raking, and washing clams before baking them on heated stones. Quahaugs from Edgartown supply chowder as the bake grows, while chowder and clam cakes, fish, and breads fill a crowded shore dining hall.
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Whdle
Providence Journal
Narragansett Bay
Nayatt
Commicat
Green's Island
Pawtuxet
Sabin's Point
J. H. Northrap
Rocky Point
Rhode Island
Green’s Island
Waa
Cole
Kirkemuit
Massachusetts
Bell
Chense
Agaiist
Edgartown
Oysti
Stura
Getting Even With a Dead Man
A Detroit Free Press tale recounts a South Carolina undertaker who tricks a recently deceased man, resurrects the body, and sells it again, describing how he exacted revenge on a boastful client amid hard times and slick tricks.
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South Carolina
Tere
Detroit Free Press
Em Up in China and the No Barrooms Dilemma
A note on American views of China noting the absence of bar rooms and Sunday dullness. The piece describes tea houses with tea boxes and tea payments, contrasting with Western drinking culture and social rituals observed by Chinese men.
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China
Kingdom
Excine
Ace
Philadelphia
John Bussell Young
When Defalcations Were Rare in 1845 New York Bank
An 1845 New York bank defalcation story shows packages dated 1835 bearing the bank seal yet containing only blank paper. The incident, reported by Philadelphia Record, recalls clerical thefts and vanished funds long before later cases.
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New York
Philadelphia ‘Record
Criminology Notes on Skull Features and Tattooing
Insights from 19th century criminal anthropology describe criminals as taller on average and possessing forward skull projection. Studies cite larger cranio-mandibular indices, varied cephalic measures, and higher brain-parts anomalies, with tattooing linked to violent offenders. Observations include infant criminals showing early tendencies and orbit strength among offenders.
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Lacassagne
M.ferri
Italy
Manuovrier
M. Hager
Dal- Jemagne
Wanherers
Flesch
Botsl
Benedikt
Spika
Tho Golgi and
Marchi
AL Mano
M. Lombraso
M. Mano
Han
Germany
Tomasira
Bono
Depaoli
M. Bono
New York Telegram
Excell ent Young Man Noted At Political Resort
A Chronicle report recalls a political scene at a famed resort where a boss defends a jailed figure as an excellent young man. The remark underscores the era's backstage view of political operatives and the tolerance of wrongdoing in pursuit of influence.
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Sar Francisca Chronicle
Jefferson City appoints Rice D. A. Gilkey coal oil inspector
Governor Marmaduke announces the appointment of Rice D. A. Gilkey as coal oil inspector in Jefferson City replacing M M Claggett who has resigned. The action appears in the Journal's special dispatch dated October 27.
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Kaseas Cir
The
Journal
Jefferson City
Marmaduke
Rice D. A. Gilkey
Joseph
M. M. Claggett
New York County Democracy Meeting Ratifies Nominations
In New York City October 27 the county democracy held a large meeting at Brainway Hall to ratify local nominations with resolutions adopted and speeches delivered.
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New York Democraty
New York
The
County Democracy
Brainway Ball
Cuxuriant Summer Homes of Newport Society
Newport correspondence describes wealthy summer residents and lavish estates. It highlights Mrs. Gardner Brewer and Miss Brewer at Finisterre, famed for grand greenhouses, rare plants, and horticultural wealth rivaling European connections. The piece notes Pierre Lorillard and Erastus Corning among the affluent visitors and collectors.
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Newport
Boston Journal
Pierre, Lorillard
New York
Gardner Brewer
Boston
Misa Brewer
Old South Church
U. S
Finiaterre
Brewer
Europe
Erastus Corni
Rts
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RCE
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W. G. Miller
Por County
Serveyor
A. H. Pearson
Glarkson Reynolds
John Jacob Astor
Josh Billings
Signor Salvini
Cant Mass
Milwaukee
Historical Society of
Hanover
Tue
St. Louis
Temperance Work
Hop Bitters Company
Rochester
J. T. Lowe
British Empire
Canada
Weat Lawrence
Paterson
Johnson & Heylingberg
Brirressera
Mohnzerts Etrast
Metnneli
Hop
Uae
J. Heysingberg
Johnson & Heysingber
Dye
Veltaie Belt Co
Marshall, Mich
Pre Enode Island
Chester
Adder
Boston Buerd
Yeskion
New England
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
America
Louis Globe-Democrat
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BANK
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Depierte
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