Untitled Washington County Query and Variety Notes
A Washington County Me inquiry on wife type raises social questions. The piece notes labor congress findings on child labor, Florida orange tax shifts, a Georgia justice of the peace prank, hail as baseball sized, and editors’ foibles. It closes with the sad tale of Mrs MaTipa Simpson of Kentucky, famed for never smiling in decades.
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MaTipa Simpson
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Woman Reveals Aztec Calendar Secret In Archeology Discovery
A woman claims to reveal the Aztec calendar secret, expected to shed light on ancient American history and customs. The claim is hailed as a major contribution by archaeologists, underscoring the value of curiosity and trained study in historical inquiry.
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America
Congressional Debates Highlight Silver Law Repeal Fight
The Congress debates repeal of the silver law with senators and representatives trading positions on free coinage and the purchasing clause of the Sherman act. A concurrent resolution directs gold bullion metrics and rules discuss smoking bans. urgency deficiency and education department bills appear, with adjournment to the 6th.
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Damaton Wovcott
Spexe
Trone
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Cockrell
Vance
Senate
Commerce
Agriculture
Cullom
Peffer (Kan
Peffer Han
Department of Education
District of Columbia
Stewart
New
Prohibition and death toll mix in late 19th century note
A wide array of obituaries and politics populate a scattered update: Epwanp Warre of Bustos dies by drowning at Deering Maine. Mrs Mary Curran collapses from shock. Neighbors and notable elderly figures including EREONAL AND POLITICAL leaders, Lavina Fillmore, and Mee. Lavina Fillmore die at 106 in New York state. A string of political moves shows Des Moines prohibitionists nominate L. Coffin for governor, Iowa populists nominate J. M. Joseph for governor, and platforms push temperance and silver policy. International notes cover British home rule progress, the Sarnia steamer drift, and future Canadian independence plans. Disaster reports include Bengal floods, hurricanes in Ancre island, and Parisian oil shop fire. An assortment of named individuals and places anchor this transcribed row.
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Aurneurs de Haven
Monroe
Wia
United States
Lavina Fillmore
Fillmore
New York State
Clarence
Con Dykone Bonaparte
Beverly
Masa
Napoleon 1
Mas Nary Munory
St. Louis
Prohibition Repubblicans
Des Moines
L. & Coffin
Fort Dodge
Iowa
J. M. Joseph
Creston
FE. A. Ott
A. W. (. Weeks
Winterset
E. J. Woodrow
Marshalltown
House of Commons
Lords
Sarnia
Queenstown
Windsor
Ont
Canada
Bengal
Patos
Mex
Ancre
Miss Lean
Monte Carlo
London
MR Swann
Emin Pavin
Congo
Foverk
Jack the Ripper
Ostburg
Netherlands
Vienna
Siberia
Max Ericantth McNair
Montreal
Fall River wage standard move and global incidents
Reports cover a New England wage standard shift in textile spinners reducing pay by about 10 percent after a conference in Fall River Massachusetts. Other items note Emma Goldman facing a riot charge in New York, a deadly threshing machine boiler explosion in Detroit, revival of convict factory plans in British Guiana, and various financial and legislative actions across the United States and overseas.
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New York City
Court of General Sessions
Fitzgerald
Emma Goldman
Neal Detroit
Mich
John Roberts
Alabama State Board of Convict Commissioners
Preagent
United States
Empressi
China
Japan
Tyennkani
Tamba
Tne
New York
Senate
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Montana
Wyoming
Washington
Woorstern
Ingtoham Wee
Morana
Stewart
Labor Day Parades Across Cities Prompt Large Gatherings
Labor Day across Chicago New York and surrounding towns featured massive parades with thousands marching to celebrate workers. In Chicago workers formed a grand army of labor veterans marching with banners and bands, while in New York the holiday closed factories and courts briefly and drew processions led by union leaders and officials. Reports from Davenport Davenport and other cities note large turnout, speeches, picnics and public observances, with some regions reporting unusually quiet or restrained participation due to employment concerns.
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Lahey
Ciicaou
Grand Army of Toll
Chicago
Lebor
Diaulpine
Kuhn's Park
Ogden's Grove
Altgeld
Harrison
Samuel Gompers
Federation of Labor
Ogden
New York
United States
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Hattery
Isbor
Wusheingloo
Journeymen Plasterers’ Union
the Battery
Staten Island
Brooklyn
Central Labor Union
New Jersey
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Astto
Parn
Minn
Wildwood
Woow
Erwin
Davbnvout
Iawa
Pvenport
Rock Island
Mole
Owas
Schultzen Park
Davenport
Hoek
Janes Weaver
Pope Ulist
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Career ends for Col Jerom Napoleon Bonaparte relative
Beverly Mesa September 5 Col Te furae Napoleon Bonaparte died at his summer home at Prides crossing at 9 30 Sunday night He was the oldest grandson of Jerome Bonaparte king of Westphalia and a grand nephew of Napoleon Bonaparte Born in America he lived much of his life in Baltimore once praised as a potential regent for France His followers hoped he would be chosen to lead the republics of France
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