Mills in Senate return and Democratic reform talk
Madison dispatch notes Roger Q Mills to be sent back from Texas to the U S Senate. It cites Democratic party strength and calls for cautious tariff reform. It mentions Indiana politics, Shanklin, Cleveland events, and Adlai Stevenson visit plans in Kentucky and Danville with relatives.
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Tue Countey
Roger Q. Mills
Texas
U. 8 Senate
Milla
Democratic Party
Adlai Stevenson
Danville
Reward offered for first arrest in graves desecration
The Indianapolis Sentinel offers a $100 reward for the first arrest and conviction of anyone involved in the desecration of soldiers graves across Hendricks Henry and Morgan counties. The Journal, Indiana’s leading Republican paper, has not pressed for arrests. The accusation targets Republican factions in the named counties, awaiting a full investigation to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuene
Indianapolis Sentinel
Hendricke, Henry and
Morgan
Journal
Indiana
Indiana Senators Eye Postmaster General and Consul General Posts
Washington dispatch dated 26 cites Senator Voorhees as backing Isaac Pusey Gray for Postmaster General and hints Samuel E. Morss of the Indianapolis Sentinel for London consul general. Indiana Democrats reportedly favor a slate, praising Gray and Morss for party service and editorial vigor. The New York World notes calls for an extra session to advance tariff revision and relief.
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Washington
Voorhees
Indiana
Isaac Pusey Gray
Cleveland
Samuel E. Moras
Indianapolis Sentinel
John C. New
London
Turpie
Gray
Democratic Party of
West
Morss
The
Sentinel
Alleghenies
the Sentinel
New York World
Cockrell
Crisp
Catchings
Saloon Keeper Arrests Misguided by Clairvoyant
A New York saloon owner had his barkeeper arrested after a clairvoyant claimed the man stole money. The piece notes such arrests rely on supernatural judgments, mocking Justice Press for issuing the warrant as pompous and self important.
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New York
Free
Justice Press
Bill Shakespeare
President’s Bond Policy Over Appointments Sparks Debate
The Indianapolis Journal argues the President alone bears fault for bad federal appointments and that Congress should defer to the President’s confidential opinions. It notes Speaker Crisp’s hypothetical stance, cites Harrison and Cleveland, and recalls Blaine on tariff history and reform. It urges Congress to revise tariffs soon, citing benefits of tax cuts.
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Indianapolis Journal
Journal
Crisp
Harrison
Cleveland
Blaine
Congress
Democratic Party
Duluth Superior Special Through Train Announced
The North Western Line introduces the Duluth Superior Special from Chicago departing 65:50 p.m. daily and arriving Superior at 8:20 a.m. with Duluth by 8:25 a.m. the next day, a 15 hour journey. Through sleeping cars dining and buffet service on board with no car changes. Tickets via any agent or W A Thrall general passenger and ticket agent Chicago.
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North-Western Line
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Chicago
Lake Superior
Duluth
Wijfiott
North Western Line
W. A. Thrall
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Bmore
Ottawa
Missouri Iver
Moline
Rock Island
Illinois
Davenpo
Bi Gaune Ottumwe
Oskaloosa
Des Moines
Winterset
Audubon
Haranam Bluffs
Iowa
Minnesota
Minnesapolis
St. Pul
Sioux Falls
Cameron
Joseph and
Renee
Bolendar
Equimeni
Es Moines
Chiang Beaver
Gloradt
Joseph Oe
Kanes
Missouri
Los Los
den Francisco
Arden of the Gods
Arden of the Gods, the Mountain Cities, 8, Sanitariums
Boo Eurs
Albert Sea
Theouress
Chi
Minneapolis
St. P
Peoria
Spirit
Watertown
Sioux Fails
Kemp's Balsam Relief Claims Immediate Cough Stop
Fragmentary ad style note claims Kemp's Balsam will stop coughing at once. The text reads as a rough promotional snippet with unclear context and no verifiable details.
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Kemp
Kolb Sets Stage for Bitter Alabama Governor Contest
Montgomery report says Stephan Kolb plans to challenge Governor Jones after 1900 election irregularities. Kolb claims statewide fraud and 45 000 vote majority, naming Pike Wilcox counties and ballot box tampering. Jones rebuts, vows to stay in office, notes no law yet to decide a new contest.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Kolb
Jones
Kkolb
Pike County
Wilcox County
Wreckage drifted ashore in Ullappool raises ship disaster fears
From Ullappool in Cromartyshire Scotland wreckage afloat includes bottles addressed to New York and German houses. Authorities fear a large steamer from a German port bound for New York may have been wrecked in recent north coast storms. Regular passenger liner origin unlikely. vessel seen was likely a cargo or other steamer heading to America.
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Loxpon
Ullappool
Cromartyshire
Scotland
New York
America
Pension Report Reveals Large Growth in Pensioners
Wassington reports the pension office disclosures show on June 30, 1892 there were 856,068 pensioners across eighteen agencies an increase of 199,908 in the last fiscal year. Total expenditures for pensions reached 139,035,618. Also noted is a separate report from Toledo on impure cheese poisoning affecting Mrs Kirkley and her family with no expected deaths.
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Wassington
Raum
Pension Office
ToLepo
Postoffice Growth and Policing Across the States
The fourth assistant postmaster general reports 4105 new postoffices established in the year, total offices reaching 67119, with Georgia and Texas seeing large gains. Major Rathbone urges revising statutes to curb green goods and similar swindles, while Chief Post Office Inspector Keeler notes 1884 total arrests with 203 burglars, 1108 post offices entered this year.
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United States
Washington
Rathbone
Arkansas
Texas
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Ilinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Missouri
Tennessee
Virginia
Major Rathbone
Post Office Department
WashineTon
Keeler
Doings of the Dead Letter Office Annual Report
The annual report from D P Leichhardt, superintendent of the dead letter bureau, shows 5520788 domestic mailable letters received, down 11775 from last year. Domestic unmailable letters total 557846 with 994 containing unmailable articles and 449914 misdirected items. 82612 were addressed without a complete address and 2677 miscellaneous.
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Washington
D. P. Leichhardt
Post Office Department
Safe robbers hit Blount Springs in Alabama raid
Burglars using a blast injured to the air searched four stores in Blount Springs a mountain resort near Birmingham. They blew three safes taking cash and jewelry worth about $2000. One guard challenged them wounding one robber. another safe contained 1500 but was left untouched. Authorities hunt the pair as mounted men pursue suspects.
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Bresinesam
Ala
Blount Springs
Birmingham
NA Othonge
Crae
We . Biera & Son
C. F. Hickles
Harrell
After Eighteen Years. Lena Egbert Bedford Dead
Lena Egbert Bedford aged nineteen died after swallowing a head of timothy grain when one year old more than eighteen years ago leading to abdominal problems and blood poisoning as the cause.
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Crackr Fattis, O
Lena Egbert Bedford
Timothy Grasn
Springfield physician G W foray dies of gangrene
G W foray a prominent member of the al Legion and a local physician died yesterday from gangrene in Springfield Ohio.
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Springfield
G. W. Foray
al: Legion
Castoria Recalled in Old Advertising Corner
A vintage marketing quatrain traces Castoria as a remedy through stages of childhood from illness to motherhood, highlighting a long running medical product used for babies and children.
Fashion notes reveal revival of historic styles in new season
The article surveys a contemporary fashion season drawing on Louis XV and Louis XVI influences alongside Directoire and Empire costumes and 1830s styles. It highlights broad selection, allowing women to choose freely, with McDowell Fashion Journals offered as a trusted guide.
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McDowell
Lawrenceville Strike Near End As Workers Seek Pay
Pritonsburg December 3 Indications point to a quick end to the Lawrenceville strike. Many leaders threaten winter-long refusals yet many workers have applied for positions, with sixty former employees reported to have filed within forty eight hours. Twenty three furnaces at the Twenty Ninth Street mill were shut down and workers told to report for pay while repairs are planned.
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Pritonsburg
Lawrenceville
Ormer
Noral
Twentyninth Street
Diphtheria Epidemic Expands in City and County
Diphtheria remains prevalent in the city and county, reaching an extent greater than ever before. Only a few cases have proved fatal, despite the widespread spread.
Diphtheria deaths shock Springville community
Diphtheria claims multiple Springville children with several more in serious condition as the town reports loss within the community and urges vaccination and medical vigilance. Local families mourn as health officials battle the outbreak and public anxieties rise.
Fragmented OCR Health Ad Describes Various Ailments
The readable fragment lists ailments such as br?ses sores ulcers and skin conditions and mentions a salve claimed to treat them. It appears as an old product advertisement with unclear branding and wording.
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Pik the Bald
ee oe @ JONES
Anonse
Paliisher
Teuterea
Postomice
St Madieon
Fudiana
Alatier
Madison
East Main Street
Kansas
National Democratic Committee
Republican “Fine Workers
Democratic State Central Committee
Republican Committee
Republican Party
Mrs. Cleveland
Boston
Indianapolis
Shanklin
Democratic Party Ia
Gray and Morses
Weasel
Asssistant
Posmaster
Post Office Inspector
Chicago, Ill
Deering
Alling & Lodge
Castoria
Miss
Pitcher’s Castoria
Lane
Springville
Harte
Bucklen
Arnica
Sal Va
Branham & Ritchie
Branham & Chambers
Undertaker
Robes, &c
Main ST
Ind
No.Olkestein Steel
Eckstein
Hawlin
Newark
Paris
Swormstedt & CO
Madison, Ind
John Deer
John’ W. Scott
Main Street
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