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Population trends and Cuban war talk in 1890
In Marshall Michigan on March 6 1890 a discussion notes falling birth rates and marriage in Europe but rising population due to lower death rates. War in Cuba under Weyler is criticized, while observations on climate waves link sun activity to cold snaps. Local humor and civic concerns conclude with questions about geography education and national interests in South America.
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Michael G. Mulhall
North American Review
Mulhall
Europe
Belgium
Italy
Europa
Mr MnJball
Fellawas
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Jet
Garquay
United States
Manitoba
Canada
Rocky Mountains
Weat
Labrador
Sweden
Norway
Siberia
Alaska
Spain
Cuba
Livestock Values Decline Amid Steam of 1896 Farm Trends
The census of 1895 shows no decrease in stock since 1894 with livestock nationally valued at 1 860 490 600. Prices and numbers fell, especially horses and hogs, due to bicycles, vehicles, and disease. Dairy cattle rose 19 percent in three years despite overall farm stock declines.
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Union
Ibiland
A Dangerous Habit Expectorating Banned in City Cars
Health officials in Philadelphia and New York urge a crusade against public spitting. A New York board report deems the universal habit a health menace, noting germs from diseased individuals travel via air and dust in cars and public spaces. Signs are to be posted to curb the practice.
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Philadelphia
New York
New York Board’ of Health
Don Herbsée
Naval ships need humane living conditions for crew
A writer argues that modern cruisers and battleships darken life below deck with noise heat and claustrophobia. He warns that without redesign crews may die from suffocation and shock, citing the Katahdin and Roentgen’s X rays as symbols of needed reform and ethical limits on vivisection. The piece also notes debates over immigrant literacy tests and reports the Match Trust profit of 1,900.
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Calcutta
Congressional Cuba measures and senate votes report
National Legislature summaries detail Senate actions on Cuban belligerency rights, U S intervention, and House and Senate votes on appropriations for army and president staff. It notes Arizona lands bill passage amid presidential objection and naval manpower plans, with economy of logistics and World’s Fair medal funding. Also includes an unrelated medical ad for Down's Ointment.
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Sanguilly
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Secretary of Agriculture
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Wolcot
Simoes
Election at Roope la Bouxe Council Race
March 4 election selects five council members with two Republicans two Democrats and one Populist. Roope la Bouxe voters choose a mixed slate for municipal leadership amid party balance signals.
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Boune Elucta
Commun Council
The Gunmaker of Ilion Refuses Chinese Offer for Health
Jefferson M. Clough of Belchertown Mass, once superintendent at Winchester Repeating Arms in New Haven, Connecticut, long ill with muscular rheumatism, recounts leaving his post and trying cures. After failed spring remedies and a later trial of Dr. James Pink Pills, he reports improved appetite, strength, and ability to move about his 163 acre Grenadier Island farm on the St Lawrence.
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Belchertown
Masa
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
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E. Remington’ & Son
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Arms Company
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Holbrook
Palmer
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Basthampton
Mass
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Grenadier Island
Thousand Islands
Cloush
Jiams
A Society Girl Credits Pink Pills For Health Recovery
A Society Girl from Indianapolis tells how Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People cured months of illness. She suffered from influenza related weakness, nervous prostration, and rheumatism, improved after one box, and now enjoys good health. The account cites broad praise and sales details for the medicine.
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