President’s Message on foreign policy and finances
The President speaks on progress with foreign affairs including Brazil Hawaii and Britain as well as domestic finances. He urges careful evaluation of statements, outlines expenditures and deficits for 1893 and 1894, and supports tariff reform and simplified government operations for fiscal health. He emphasizes restraint, prudence, and unity in pursuing policy.
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Spiritualistic Exhibition Ends in Confusion at North Bridsawater
An audience near Brockton attended a split spiritualistic exhibition in North Bridsawater. Jacob W. Crosby led questioning while pauses and unclear raps followed. A guest declared the late Mr. Wells, identified as S. Vooks, was dead, provoking uproar and a struck table as the session ended.
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Thief Charged After Year of Ham Thefts in Wisconsin
Charles Heét tich, chief clerk of the Abbatol company in Wiscon sin, confessed to stealing hams from the storehouse for about a year. He stated total thefts ran into thousands of dollars and waives examination, bound over for trial. he has a wife and several children and earned a good salary.
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Royal Baking Powder Wins Highest Honors Worldwide
The Royal Baking Powder has the best record for strength and purity, winning top awards at the centennial exhibitions in Paris and Vienna and at state and industrial fairs. Tests directed by the U.S. Agriculture Department show Royal superior in leavening power, with 160 cubic inches per ounce versus 111 for rivals, and 20 percent higher leavening than the nearest competitor.
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IBSEN AND HIS WAYS Reader's glimpse of the dramatist
Josen notes render Ibsen as a wary observer who dislikes social crusades and philosophical speculation. He claims to live in the reality of his characters and counts their coat buttons. The playwright values women, distrusts men, and says his only authority is his wife.
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Bears in Wyoming Eyewitnesses Describe Bear Onslaught
Sootiers and ranchmen near Owen Wyoming report widespread bear kills of cattle and sheep. Hunters take no aim at bears due to the lack of a bounty, leaving mortally injured stock unavenged and farmers seeking relief.
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Maryland Farm Output Rises With Fruit and Veggie Packs
Maryland reports growth in agricultural production with 840 million dollars in farm products grown and more than 1,000,900 cases of fruits and vegetables packed, indicating strong farming activity across the state.
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Epidemic alarms in Hanbury and suburbia spark public concern
A garbled report notes an epidemic of wide traces in Hanbury and nearby areas. Amid confusion, officials call for caution as residents seek remedies, while another item mentions a November meeting in New York to discuss a marriage deed valued at 1.75 million dollars. Robert Garrett of Baldaooce is reported critically ill from a severe cold.
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One Man's Diplomacy on the L Train
A baby on a crowded L train cries loudly until a nearby man snaps his fingers and grimly smiles, calming the child. The scene shifts to amused riders, with reactions ranging from pity to humor as the child subsides.
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New Jersey Fruits and Health Fables Distort Markets
New Jersey ships two million baskets of peaches and over two hundred thousand gallons of cider yearly while a garbled text hints at various pseudo medical claims and fictional diagnoses. The passage blends market facts with nonsensical medical jargon and misplaced names.
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Kept horses in the house shocks Masontown resident
Richard Webber of Masontown Pennsylvania died last week. A notable eccentric, he kept two old horses inside his home, a practice that drew attention in the community. The obituary notes his unusual habit and local curiosity surrounding his death.
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August Flower Transforms Suffering Neighbor to Health
A neighbor, John Gilbert of Holt, was gravely ill with liver and kidney failure. After trying August Flower, his condition improved dramatically, astonishing his family and friends. The testimonial from John Quibell states the remedy aided recovery where other help failed.
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