Wymer’s City Attorney Bid Drives North Toward Harsh Revelations
North observes Wymer’s campaigned drunken scene as Wymer accuses him. Wymer’s money power fuels labor politics, while North contemplates escape. Back at Clement House, North discovers a personal riddle as he uncovers Allan North’s possible connection to Nell through a long-hidden family past. North reads a forged telegram hinting a legal conspiracy tied to Mrs. Maynard and Dunkirk will case, prompting a vow to confront truth and protect the innocent.
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Cuaptor IV Costixroe
North
Wymer
Wymper
Shay
Mr. Wymer
Torney
Taltarowin
Korth
Labor Party
Old Wymer
Jack
Clement
Hume
Henry VI
New York
Dennis O'Reilly
Mra Maynard
Mra Blaynard
Don Quizote
Harvard
Ollin
Allan
Ollin North
Nell
Uncle Dick
Judge Carroll
Noli
Null
Europe
Thani
United States
Rendy
Bean
Vaele da
Allan North
Slort
Hopkins and Shepherd
Dunkirk
Hunter and Ketchum
Aod
Hunter
Ketchum
Annie Dupont
Wei
Maynard
Hopkins & Shepherd
Noll
Married the Other Fellow A Matrimonial Advertisement Outcome
A London Advertiser notice listed a man at Tymby Bay seeking a wife to run his household. A Perth widow answered, joined a match with nine children and a deceased wife’s memory, yet fled. A Temby Bay suitor soon wed the widow, calling the match sober, respectable and industrious. Mr Ibbotson then pursued Bruce Mines for another potential bride from the ad.
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London
Tymby Bar
Abbotson
Widoly
Hilton
Temby Bay
Ibbotson
Bruce Mines
Ancient Dentistry Through the Ages and its Early Tools
The piece traces dentistry from 500 B C with gold fillings to Herodotus noting Egyptian dental knowledge and Martial mentioning tooth work. It cites Sir John Blagrave in 1534 as pulling teeth and using ivory replacements, and briefly mentions the Vulcan ironclad’s heavy ladder as a contrasting note on artifacts.
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Herodotus
Martial
England
Europe
America
John Blagrave
Agayve
Imports and Tariff Debate Shapes Reform Outlook
The Minneapolis and New York press weigh the Carlisle tariff issue, noting rising imports and changing consumer habits since protective duties began. Analysts question future revenue, wage impacts, and whether reduced duties can sustain government income while avoiding job losses.
Democrats Clash Over Tariff Reform And Revenue Needs
The piece argues the Democratic Party seized government power to lower tariffs yet now claims current tariffs are too low. It notes the McKinley bill reduced revenue, calls for restoring duties on sugar tea and coffee to boost income, and criticizes refiners and the sugar lobby for enjoying protection and revenues.
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Inntead
New York
Southern
Orgene
Cleveland
Becaue
Minneapolis Tribune
Democratic Party
Democratic Congress
McKinoley
Louisiana
Combine
Reducing Expenses and Democratic Fiscal Vision
A San Francisco Chronicle editorial assesses how the Democratic Party controls the federal government and advocates slashing expenditures. It argues the party will dodge real cuts, preserving many officeholders and salaries while citing Secretary Vroom Smiths missteps and partisan rhetoric about reform.
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Horace Greeley
Democratic Party
Democratic House of Representatives
White House
Vicke Simith
Wepublican
San Francisco Chronicle
Cleveland civil service reform debate echoes in papers
Editorial notices across several papers discuss Grover Cleveland pushing civil service reform while critics warn of patronage restoring. Articles question whether Cleveland will reform or entrench spoils, and anticipate Secretary Carlisle plans and currency ideas under state charters. The Toledo Blade and Albany Journal cite mixed confidence in Democratic aims.
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Leomr Cleveland
Imiquaiteis
McKinley Tarut
Albany Journal
St. Louis Globe Democrat. Co
Cleveland
Chicagoa Tribune. Co
New York
CAA
Minneapolis Tribune
Grover Cleveland
Department of Service
Arborvital
Morton
Agricultural Department
Iowa State Register
Carlisle
Congress
Democratic Party
Mentel
Isla
Toledo Blade
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Roney
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