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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1892
Page
6
The city of Cotta in Saxony publishes a list of those who filed last year’s taxes. People on the list may not eat meat or drink at local restaurants or saloons, under threat of license loss. The report also notes geological and historical curiosities including granite being the earth’s bedrock and a massive ancient temple complex in Setu hagham described in archaic terms.
Accompisa to the last report of the Michigan bureau of labor statistics notes farmers comprise over half the population yet earn only one eighth of total net industry proceeds. It also states one fortieth of residents own timber, mineral, railroad lands, city and farm mortgages, and manufacturing interests in the state.
The main cable spans 1,530 feet with a diameter of 2.5 inches while a 0.75 inch hoisting rope drives gear. The hoist lifts seven tons along the span in about 90 seconds. Also noted, a Buffalo clerk lost his job after mispronouncing a safe combination as he spelled coats.
Tris demonstrates that Rome diamonds phosphoresce after sun or arc light and that all diamonds emit light when rubbed on wood, slate or metal. This luminescence may help distinguish real diamonds from paste and other hard stones, aiding the general public lacking dealer experience.
The reunion begins April 6 in New Orleans and lasts four days with Decoratio Day on the 6th. The 77th will be held at the Aubussonet of stho Versa Confederates States. General Wm Johnson of Tennessee presides, with Senator Gordon of Virginia and Alabama delegates speaking on the 8th. The event features law matters and public notes as southern officials and youths attend.
A garbled set of items reports births and deaths, political notes, weather quirks, and assorted curiosities. It mentions a quadruplets birth, a proposed Central American cable, a Welsh colony in London, and a Belgian mine disaster cause. It also cites fashion, medical tips, a St Bernard, and a controversial cigarette ban effort.
The Senate discussed a postal savings bill and measures on patent rights and earnings. Hearst’s supporters pushed changes, a Medring arbitration treaty discussed, and a modus vivendi tasue reached. A pure foods bill and hops substitutes bill advanced, with other actions on consular funds, tariffs, and rail bridges. House sessions featured eulogies and reports on diplomatic appropriations. a Des Moines port bill passed, and coinage debates resumed.
In St Louis a railroad man shot his wife and killed himself. Across the country, exchanges show $1.41 billion in weekly totals, boiler blasts kill four near Dayton, and a wave of fires, poisonings, drownings, and murders disrupt communities from Braddock to Evansville.
A string of disasters and fatalities undoing ships, mills, and mines. Cap megian mill in Homestead Pa buried men fatally. Rockport Cal steamer wrecks drownings. Woonsocket R I mill failed for 1 500 000. A colored minister shot in Allendale S C. Various murders, suicides, and accidents unfold amid wider reports from New York to Paris.
Tennessee prohibitionists plan a June 2 gathering in Nashville to select national delegates and nominate a candidate for governor. Other notes include deaths of Rev Dr Feeperion A Faurry aged nearly 92 in Brooklyn, the 73 year old poet Good Gray Poet Wat Wiatrwas in Camden, and 104 year old Bowanxo Turner near Tennessee Texas.
Reports describe Lytle assaulting his former wife and two daughters with a hatchet and knife, leaving them bruised as a mob freed him from jail. A general marine engineers and firemen strike shuts down thousands in St Louis. Also noted are Burmah fires, Aspen and Telluride mine shutdowns, Boston hotel panic, Falls of Garry sinking, Reading railroad tragedy, and ongoing U S political debates on monetary policy and Indian affairs.
A promotional claim touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a liver tonic that purifies blood, boosts digestion, and fights fevers, with a money back guarantee if it fails. It also notes Sage’s Catarrh Remedy with a $500 promise to cure catarrh in the head.
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