The Great Land Sue Demand for Protection from Foreign Labor
A polemic on protecting U S workers from foreign pauper labor condemns the Democratic Party and declares the 1890s political shift toward Republicans. It cites election outcomes in New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, South Dakota, and Massachusetts, arguing reformist failed policies cost the nation. The piece warns a GOP victory will cement power while Democrats face downfall.
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Peculiar Meeting Notes at City Society Meeting
Fragmentary report of a community gathering with references to a president, professors, and a secretary. Names such as Prof i J Cerwin and Miss Vly Noynchey appear amid a session labeled as a writ on Pecossessin Now. Benediction by Wee Heese closes the sparse record.
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Geordtrdhy
Ji. Cardot
Pryor
Qlomnellus
Vly Noynchey
Davie
Wee Heese
Mass Republicans back McKinley as party choice for president
Fragmentary remarks from Massachusetts Republicans suggest William McKinley as the leading GOP candidate for president. Other mentioned names are unclear while discussion highlights party support and the local political scene.
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Adlispaitel Frei
Boston
Tonelbage
Massachusetts
Chottead McWinley
Thomas
Thanksgiving Proclamation by Grover Cleveland
The document proclaims Thanksgiving Day on November 30 set by the President, urging worship, unity, and gratitude. It calls people to forego work, gather in places of worship, and offer charitable aid to the poor, with Cleveland’s signature and authority cited.
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Ciod
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Iistes
United Stati of America
Tvwclaa
VNI
Grover Cleveland
Thanksgiving Proclamation by Grover Cleveland
The president expresses daily praise for divine mercy and urges gratitude for God’s blessings. Grover Cleveland proclaims Thanksgiving as a time to contemplate divine kindness and the nation’s blessings.
A Strawger Personal Crisis Reported in Salt Lake Hotel
A STRAWGER personal crisis is noted with an individual registering at a Salt Lake Hotel under the name J. P. Johnson. The entry records a temporary lodging arrangement and the alias used. No additional details on motive or outcome are provided.
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Salt Lake Hotel
J. P. Johnson
Unclear death case linked to hotel amid tangled notes
A garbled report discusses a mysterious death at a hotel with references to multiple names and places. The fragment mentions investigators, a fire event, and possible custody or transfer of a person, but details are obscured by poor OCR text.
Saving Machine Being Put in Operation on Snake River
A new river work device is readied for use on the Snake River as engineers prepare to install a saving machine intended to improve efficiency and safety. Officials say the apparatus will aid in navigation and cargo handling during the current season.
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Snake River
Williges of Gold Will Be Sleakened by Test
A historical notice describes a trial to test gold extraction where a machine near the Snake River at Laton's Tearsides and Coldwell is expected to yield about one dollar per day per operator. It outlines procedures, expected outputs, and cautions about feasibility of a full-scale operation. The piece discusses a November timing and references specific individuals and local entities in a dated, industrial context.
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Theopolhd
Actital
Congress
Syake
Latiion
Coldwell
County
Raber
Jen al Winker
Cnet
Ellie Phives
Hetter
Misleading claims spark student concern at college
A college student group protests a perceived misrepresentation over accusations that Professor Mani preached politics to students. The letter urges readers to wait for the first issue of The Narnia of Now for clarity and context.
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Teese
Thm
Nagas
Mani
Dye products promise lasting gray denial and rich browns
A vintage ad notes that Whislers prematurely gray or faded should be colored to hide age. Bali nghan's Dye is advertised as expelling all others by delivering brown or black tones.
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