Congress urged to abolish tobacco tax and tariff reform urged
A Washington report notes tobacco tax abolition is urged by Brayshfield Fimes signers to end agitation harming business. Predictions in Congress include minister to England and cabinet changes, with tariff revision and internal tax abatement noted. Michigan Senate races spark fight between Ferry and Hubbell over campaign funds.
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Jmanufacturer
Congress
Linedlé
England
Gen. Hortantt
Brewster
Bradley
Supreme
Ecb
West
Boen
Simon Cameron
National Capital
Pennsylvania
FH second etar-route trial begins at Washington
Trial starts as defendants unready to proceed with efforts to delay. Dorsey eye ailment and judge bias cited. motion to delay dismissed. Judge Wylie overrules. court proceeds with aim to avoid previous miscarriage of justice. Jury could be secured. trial imminent.
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Washington
Thurday
Stephen W. Dorsey
Wylie
Justea
Unclear 19th Century Political and Industrial Sparks
A patchy report from Louisiana and surrounding states notes Geld trials, rising interest among southern spokesmen, New Jersey troops readiness over glass workers unrest, Brush Electric Power president Buvan touts a new electricity process, and rail freight blockades hinder shipments. References to Congress leaders, Hartford tax actions, trust estates, and a California ex-governor amid social spotlight conclude a mosaic of 19th century concerns.
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Louisiana
Opalouson
New Jersey
Amalaga
F. Buvan
Brush Electric Light and Power, Company of
Cleveland
Allentown
Rolling Mill
Guide and
Multitude of local crimes reported across cities and eras
A chaotic clipping reports varied incidents including a Nashville case of alleged deception by a granddaughter, arrests at Oakwood Cemetery in Richmond, and a med student attendance in Kingston Ontario. It notes a Corpus Christi shooting, a Columbus murder attempt, a Chattanapongs fatality, an Anchorage suspect linked to Moonshiner pursuit, a Portage la Prairie thief led outbreak flogging, and a Indianapolis case of bank cashier Oscar Goodwin convicted on false entries but paroled, with later disappearance.
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Caantre Monoway
Nashville
Matora Hagen
O Medical Etudente
Fae
Oakwood Cemetery
Richmond
Agave
Corpus Christi
Tex
Columbus
Wawrox
David Frank- Tyn
Chattapongs
Taos
Chrraxneyx
Rose Mceely
Ancorage
Col
R. H. Crittenden
United States
Kentucky
Ansyorr
Manitoba Penitentiare
Fasit
Portage la Prairie
Tre
Belson
Oscak Mi
Goopwrs
Firat National Bank of
Loynosort
Ind
Pep
Goodwin
Learoek
Indianapodis
Buco
Lim
Unclear Cablegrams From War Crimes to Political Scandals
Diverse items report exiles and sentences involving military figures and officials. Ganawres heals from a wound while under secretary Agapr Paswa’s circle faces exile. executions and arrests are noted including Jolly and Patrice Cangout for murder. Amid political shifts, Davitt Healy Quinn actions may be dropped and Higging’s murder verdict contested. Foreign colonies in Alexandria show impatience over indemnity delays. Mexico denies a commission for a US treaty while Senor Romero sails with instructions.
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Ganawres Haa
Agapr Paswa
Sultan
Manwoon
Galway
Ueis
Jolly
Patrice Cangout
Hickey
Tha
Davitt, Healy
Quinn
Paraier Biaevis
Huddya
Giangtowg
Great Britain
Hugh
Jesah Ruitty
Alexandria
Great Powers
United States
Senor Romero
Fragmentary notes on negotiations and events at Wethington
The readable fragments mention threaty negotiations at Wethington and tax laws by Hingston. A fire in Jamaica is noted as nom, with a reference to Five per nonagee. A section of the pentain courteneap appears. London references contain useless things and a tragedy involving X Jott of about aeeibe.
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Wethington
Hingston
From the Capital authorized to begin business with capital
Capital of 100 000 dollars authorized for new business. Tax and financial figures are cited including 455 384 dollars for the past year, 288 577 dollars for a dividend payment, and 10 805 230 dollars in tax excess on imports for the twelve months ended Oct 31 3853. Exports of bullion and gold rose to 33 279 058 dollars while merchandise imports totaled 751 975 008 dollars. A broad review of political figures and investigations into the Justice Department’s expenditures and post office funding is noted.
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Biv
Freeman's Rovingn Sud Trust Company
F. Swyriy
Republican State Central Committee
New York
Robert Strahm
Jacob Hees
Graham
Blatchford
Arthur
Republican Party
New York State
Tratians
Coxcavagaan Neal
Norcrcus
Blcont
House
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Department
Fiat
Ripley National Bank
Ripley
Accidents and Fires Hit Several Towns Across States
Reports recount a severe residence fire in Lincoln Nebraska costing 28000 with W J Fors Co lumber Montreal involved. A Baltimore and Ohio wreck at Ellicott City Maryland injures Engineer George Ross. A Trenton Ohio residence fire kills a wife. Toledo Ohio automotive collision kills two horses. An accident at Sheboygan Wisconsin as a load falls on a worker. A robbery attempt at Salinhatchie county Mississippi ends with a clerk shot. A Petersburg Indiana arson destroys a block valued at 30000 with suspect at large.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Ellicols City
Gorge Ross
P. Stafford
Trenton
Toledo
Apanuza
Spitzlawen
Bheboygan
Wis
Rt. J. Grier
Salinhatchiee
Mire
Jury Returns Manslaughter Verdict in Palmer House Murder Case
Theresa Sturla and Irina Stiles faced a twenty five day trial over Charles Stiles murder. The jury returned a manslaughter verdict with one year in the penitentiary. The prisoner showed relief and was visited by several ladies after sentencing.
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Curcaco
Theresa Sturla
Irina Madeline Stiles
Charles Stiles
Palmer House
Lin
Pepitentiary
Belive
Kenda
Charlie
Charma
Hotel clerk claims cure by Great German Remedy
J G Tyler chief clerk at Union Canot Hotel Ogden suffered rheumatism in shoulder muscles. After three days applying the Great German Remedy he reports complete renovation and praises Jacobs Oil for pain. The remedy also listed as a specific for burns and sprains. Salt Lake Tribune Utah.
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J. G. Tyler
Union Canot Hotel
Ogden
J. Jacobs
Salt Lake
Utah
Former Hartford cabinetmaker elected California judge
Four former Hartford cabinet maker L. J. Toohey has been elected judge of the superior court of California. After leaving Hartford twenty eight years ago he studied law in Cincinnati and served as a confidential clerk to Secretary Chase in Washington.
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Hartford
L. J. Toohey
Superior Court of California
Cincinnati
Chase
Washington
Get Rich From Hops Price Talk and Health Claims
A garbled note discusses hops at 1.25 per lb and claims of wealth from hop sales and medicines. It references the Bert family and Hop Bitcarn, asserts old prices and quantities, and blends health promises with financial gain, using conflicting figures and phrasing.
Fragmented humor and social chatter in a late 19th century column
A mosaic of snippets from a social page includes comic exchanges about manners and language, jokes about doctors and spelling, a quip about a Boston dinner party, and light anecdotes of family life and travel. Readers encounter dialogue, playful insults, and gentle satire reflecting everyday concerns and pleasures of the era.
Aunene Treatment of Vorses and Grazing Advice
Aunen e treatment of horses outlines practical points on equine care. The piece discusses the horse as a grazing animal and cautions against unnatural feeding practices. It emphasizes sensible husbandry to promote health and welfare for man’s faithful servant.
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Vorses
Horse Keeping and Feeding Tips From a 19th Century Guide
A Victorian era advisory describes proper horse feeding and stall design. It covers head position for grazing, stall floor and manger dimensions, feed box placement, and maintaining a level floor to support balance. It warns against disturbing horses during meals and notes risks from hens in stables and parasites.
A Simple Remedy For Mice Rabbits And Young Trees
In severe winters mice and rabbits gnaw bark on young fruit trees, harming growth and value. The suggested remedy is wrapping tree stems with cotton or wool cloth, buried an inch or two and six to eight inches above ground, renewed each autumn until trees are large enough. Bandaging also deters borers, though labor is required. feeding rabbits before such damage occurs is advised with cabbage turnips apples or hay. Germantown Telegraph.
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Germantown Telegraph
Springfield Soldier Joho Baker Nominated Paymaster
Mr Joho P. Baker of Illinois, a Springfeld resident and cousin of Robert Lincoln, was appointed paymaster in the United States Army yesterday. A veteran with a strong war record, he previously served as a Captain in the regular army for several years before resigning to pursue business. His army record is believed good and he is expected to be favorably reported on by the Senate Military Committee for confirmation.
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Ibis
Yellowstone
Herert Spencer
Liverpool
England
United States
Pape
Boston
Julia Ward Flowe
Gov
Gost
Gen. Batley
Perry
Howelle
Byron
Doves, Jr
Brown
Tomkins
Austin
Johny
Emarteat
Glady
Onde
India
Tomkinson Smith
Papa Tam
Mammalam
Abe
Adophua
Gilbooly
Joho P. Baker
Illinois
United States Army
Springfeld
Robert Lincoln
Senate Military Committee
Heavy floods hit Oregon and Washington Territory
San Francisco dispatch reports very heavy rains in Oregon and Washington Territory over three days causing railroad and bridge damage. Pendleton river rose high forcing many inhabitants to seek refuge in trees as floods swept away fills and houses. no loss of life reported. Meanwhile Justice Stanley Matthews’s three daughters will entertain in Washington during the season. Annie Wit will perform her voice on the bass clef with a full round tone.
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San Francisco
Oregon
Washington Territory
Pendleton
Stanley Matthews
Ashington
Annie Wit Will
D. Fist
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Brayshfield Fimes
House Committees On Commerce
Inet Eeasion
Michigan
United
Ferry
Jay Hubbell
Hubbell
Michigan State, Central Committee
Loase of
Mensra
Carlisle
Randall
Converse
Blackburn
Imkeshore Road
J. J. Astor
Aperschiye
C.c.bwr
Lincoln
Nebraska
Ings
W. J. Fors & Co
Lumber Merchants
Montreal
Nave
Petersburg
Fannie
Hose
Balus
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