World at Large Washington Notes
A sweeping set of late 19th century dispatches covers Presidental decisions on life imprisonment for a band of labor agitators and pending death sentences, plus cabinet shifts on land court appointments. Reports on quarantine of Canadian livestock, immigrant ship landings, and various regional incidents recount police actions, drownings, labor strife, fires, and disasters across the United States and abroad.
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Northern Pacific Co
Chippewa Park
Abbottsford
Disorder at the national convocation and regional unrest
Grand Master Sweeny denounces trainmen treachery amid a Trans Mississippi congress opening in Denver and a national union convention in Cincinnati. Meanwhile Hancock county reports army worm and cicada incidents as panic grows among farmers. In Indian Territory near Antlers, Wai Armstead and Cole man Perry are killed when James Lowman and son Joe open fire. both suspects are in custody.
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Cuinen Bugs
Hancock County
Wai
Drawn boxing match in San Francisco between Jackson and Corbett
Contested encounter ends in a draw in San Francisco with Jackson of Australia and Corbett of California amid reports of fires, labor disruption and political notes. The summary mentions a treasury surplus, the destruction of Day's lumber yard in Minneapolis, a homestead land opening in Fort Berthold ND, and various international and local events.
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International Postal Congress
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Ornamental Hair Pins With Gems Gain Popularity
A New York Times piece notes hair pins with jeweled tops have become highly decorative in late years. Sets feature a large pin and eight small pins in tortoise shell with topazes, or a shell pin with six topazes in gold, plus small pins with topaz accents. Several sets include diamonds or gem-studded tops, available in silver.
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England gets better smoking tobacco by reworking good stock
A New York Sun note compares English tobacco quality with American offerings, explaining U S tobaccos are heavily sweetened to mimic the original and fetch high prices abroad. A Texas Siftings item recalls a boy who learns manners when asking at table, his father asking for a clean plate.
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Summer Tourists and the Northwest Puget Sound Route
A jumbled preview extols summer travel and connections with transcontinental trains to the Puget Sound region. It mentions Phoenix Building in Chicago and a range of travel notes, while interleaved quotes praise various tonics and pills for biliousness and nervous issues, with scattered newspaper clippings about travel and health products.
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Reeuie Northwest
Puget Sound
Fn. Lon
Phoenix Huilding
Chicago
YUP Liquisties: A Folk Remedy Touted in Ad Copy
An old ad copy extols YUP Liquisties as a pleasant tasting kidney friendly tonic claimed to ease colds headaches and other ailments. It promotes the product as produced from healthy substances and says it is available in 500 and 81 bottle sizes through leading pharmacists with a promise of cure.
German Syrup Helped a Mississippi Farmer Heal
A Mississippi farmer recounts falling ill with a dry cough and grippe after rain in Vicksburg during the winter. After using Boschee's German Syrup, he reports the cough grippe and symptoms disappeared, and he felt well and stayed well since.
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Dixon
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Eget Espero Jr
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