Beventh lane curers and reform talk from Lexar and Texas
Bevinwell pond Beventh lane residents face a rising number of professional curser cases. A proposal by Hon Mr Wortham of the Texas legislature seeks to banish knives and other items from pockets and sachels. Washington sees nineteen new life saving hotel fire inventions applied for. Missouri focuses on bar rooms and licenses to the highest bidder amid reform talk. Coin weight reform involves redends and clipped coins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevinwell Pond
Beventh Lane
Wortham
Instole
Dirks
Howie-Knives
Lexar
Texas
Milwaukee
Washington
Quailing Match Reports Stirring Local Scene
In St Louis the event follows a display once sparked by Mr Gebhardt. A citizen named Dabmmer attempted the feat while Mr Wal cot of New York, aged 33, took part as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axp
St Louis
Gebhardt
Dabmmer
Miners Buried in Snowslide Near Crested Butte Cal
Near Crested Butte California on Tuesday night a snowslide buried thirty coal miners. Seven bodies were recovered with others fatally injured. A passenger train nearby strands travelers lacking food as rescuers respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crested Butte
Cal
Prince of Wales urged to curb pigeon shooting reform
Tax Prince of Wales at the urgent solicitation of the Princess is said to use his influence to modify the cruel sport of pigeon shooting by substituting terra cotta pigeons for living birds, with hints of social boycotting if sportsmen persist in the old method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Italian artist Mr Mann to quit New York after public notice
Italian artist Mr Mann who came from New York as Freddie Gebhardt's chaperon during Mrs Langtry's visit to Wifleda plans to pack his models and return to the sunny land whence he came. His notoriety from the affair has damaged his standing and he resents the public notice of his efforts to oblige Freddie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mann
New York
Freddie Gebhardt
Foreign steamship firms slash immigrant passage rates
Several overseas lines have cut third class fares from Liverpool to New York. Regular lines previously charged £66 8s. foreigners now offer steerage at about £6. Outside lines announce tickets reduced to £4 4s, roughly £21, for Liverpool to New York journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heve
Beripus Joronda i
Survivors Tell Tales After Bradford Chimney Collapse
Fifty four people died when a massive chimney collapsed at Bradford England. Skulls fractured, survivors recount strange incidents. A thirteen year old girl answered hours after the crash with garbled time clues then regained her name and memory. A boy with concussion lay curled for 36 hours before waking, remembering his home and work but not the morning events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persson
Bradford
England
Ventyaix
Masel Dies at Bonner Farm in 14th Year
Masel, described as the fastest trader of her wee, died at Bonner's farm the other night in her 14th year. The item notes various unrelated political and industrial missives, including references to New York brewers, German and Canadian rail deals, Albany legislature actions, and other brief political notices from across the country. Standalone, the obituary fragment centers on Masel's death at a young age amid a wider collection of miscues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masel
Bonner’s
Hon
Deatere
New York
Valfererm
Lovinville
St. Lawrence & Ottaws
Canada Pacific
Ita Prrehane
Tux Weembly
Albany
New York Elevated Railroad
Nebraska
Gen
Manderson
United Blaster Senate
Stickle
Democrats
Boyd
Morton
Biguor Kaix
Catholic Disceree
Wheeling
St. Joho
Mexican Central Railroad Company
Hugh
Buiad
Norary
Kudean City
Coffeyvillee
Indiana Senate
Arkwright Club
Boston
Hae
Sxcarrang
San Francisco
United Stees
San Franices
Linon
Bureau of Engraving and Printier
Gil
Edward M. Toheson
New York Assembly
Republican Mute Committee
Gren
Ito
Anhur
Aasural
Col. Trish
Ar. WA
Convicted Agents and Arrests Stir City News in Crime Roundup
The report details Polk Tennessee treasurer’s account deficit of 302427.25, 32 arrests in Allegheny City for Salvation Army meeting disruption, naval academy issue leading to confinement and shipboard notices, and FA Worngit of Detroit pleading guilty to forgery. It also notes Isaac H. Vincest from Alabama, Jeff Montgomery’s defense, and other legal cases including John Stewart alias George Coleman’s suicide attempt amid Tex Bank swindle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Tennessee
Turrty
Alleghesy City
Salvation Army
Naval Academy
Annavolia
Scadete
Santee
FA. Worngit
Detroit
Pension Department
Migs Exwa Bono
Taylorville
Illinois
Doath
Montgomery
Pertia
Joux Stewart
George Coleman
New York
City National Bank of Texas
Hite
Fragmented Cablegrams From A Turbulent Week In Europe
A collection of garbled reports notes a hurricane at Limerick wrecking bouven and damaging shipping to the Shannon, a Frexem xeronaut killed after a collision with a house-top, Agnes Jack wrecked off Swansea with all thirteen crew drowned, and varied international remarks including a letter to the Pope countersigned by Jimmarck. O'Donell M. P. and the British government discuss aid for Ireland while other officials discuss peace prospects in Europe. Agriculture outlook for Spring is gloomy with weaker wheat and flour sales.
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Limerick
Bouven
Shannon
Eugenie
London
Prince Jerome
France
Coliding
Agnes Jack
Swansea
Wales
Empsnon Wirttau
Jimmarckthee
Devine
Dintreen
Ireland
O'Donell
M. P
Erpisne
de Grees
France Debates exile and ministerial shifts in chamber
The French Bills Committee favors expelling all members of families who reigned in France from France and its colonies, stripping political rights and barring army pavilion eligibility. President Grevy backs dissolving the chambers, while ministers seek a new cabinet. A law violation penalty ranges from one to several years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Pausipant Garry
Sales Ferry
France
Accidents and Disasters Reported Across Several States
A chaotic patch of events includes accidents in Taylorville and Shamokin with multiple fatalities and injuries, a severe gale causing $200,000 in damage near Denver, a fatal snowslide in Indiana, a house fire injuring a couple, and various injuries from a pedestrian incident on Washington Boulevard in Chicago. The era’s turmoil touches many communities and livelihoods.
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Shamokin
Werionay
Tax
Denver
Wean Irwin
Gol
Owen
Lawler
North Macchester
Ind
Genecee
New York
Wright Brothers & Haramond
Winara
Mississippi
Wright
Ren‘corentaire
New Orleans
Captain Fowler
Sage
Daare
Minnesota
Bis
Babe
Capital Dispatches Report Tax, Rail, and Land Decisions
The Capital reports congressional moves on tax collection delays and a private postal delivery scheme in Chicago. It notes Senate rail committees favor a miller bill to allow Southern Pacific and rivals to consolidate to build a rail link from tidal Atlantic to Pacific waters. Interior decisions deny renewed land grants in Indian Territory and grant allotments to Winnebago women married to aliens, plus assorted clerks and officials named for federal posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sucnarary Folger
Cincinnati
Ly Ia
Washington
Chicago
Senate Committees On Railroads
Senate
Miller
California
Southern Pacifi
Avantic
Pacife
Han
Indian Territory
Indiana
Conneil
Standard Oil Company
Tas
Bux
Nebraska
Pestorricis Establiehes
Halslein
Idx County
Lows
Important Proclamation by City Sheriff Peter Bowe
The City and County of New York sheriff Peter Bowe told reporters that St. Facoba Dilan is an excellent remedy to be in every household. He claimed a bottle exists and should be a family remedy. The Warsaw Times notes Heffren confessed involvement in an attempted assassination plot.
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Peter Bowe
New York
Warsaw
Heffren
Er P. Morton
Congressional debates span tariffs and treaties in Senate row
The Senate frames tariff policy while debating a Hawaii treaty and the sale of timber to Menominee lands. House reports include post office funds, Amsterdam exhibition invitation, and a two-cent postal rate plan. Presidents and committees surface on naval land transfer and silver purchases as sessions adjourn.
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Flouse
Wtatea
Alea
Belmont
New York
Umara
United States
Congress
Thorns
Committee On
Calking
Indian Affairs Committee
Menomonie Indiana
Wisconsin
House
Tusanay
Senate
Kellogg
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of the Interior
Marrill
Finance Committee
San Francisco
Calkiow
Confessad
Missouri
Chandler
Mane
Committee On Commerce
Caswell
Post Office
Tate
U. S
Bo Millan
Jelyde
District of Columbis
Mt. Parson
Tilinoin
Leavunworth
Leavunworth, Pawnee and Western Railroad
Atwr
Absurdities of Men's Garb in Knee Breeches Fashion
The essay critiques knee breeches as they reappear in fashion history. It cites Boston tailors and New York elites adopting knee breeches for evening wear and parties. It parallels Oscar Wilde and Gatch, questions practicality, comfort, and weather handling, and notes construction quirks like back buttons, sleeve facings, high collars, and the stove pipe hat with awkward neckwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Herald
New York
Oscar Wilde
May
Wilde
Geter
Oscar
Eleeve
Wheat and Provisions Prices in February Market
Market notes show fluctuating bids for wheat futures with No 3 hard and No 2 prices. Provisions quote pork futures at 17.77 for January and 17.0 for March. Lard bids posted 21.10 cash and 11.20 for March. Hog futures steady around 6.10 to 8.41 as demand remains fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strane
Apller
Maech
Epller
Selier
Firmes
Baroy
Quiet
Finn
Ettra
Finmer
Weller
Cmienco Market Sees Mixed Prices and Bids
The Chicago market reports varied bid and offer levels across staples with February to July dates quoted. Prices shown include Wheats and Reds near 1.04 to 1.05, Oils and fuels steady or unsettled, pork demand strong with cash and forward values around 18.00 to 18.90, and eggs and whiskey noted with general activity. Two customer letters praise Dr Waysett and Dr Guysstus tonics for piles and general debility.
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Schlarshfield
Marshfield
Tira
Isaac H. Vincest
Yeather
Alabama
Jeff Montgomery
Carr & Farxcn
Mann
Eee Sunday
Ware
Washington Boulevard
John W. Brooks
Frank W. Campidell
Throop
Servia
Congressional
Moxway
Ingalls
Kanana
Robbier
Fort Reiley Coilitary
Walker
Garland
Wuoxtspay
Sen. Miller
Gulifornia
Maratimy Capel Company
Nicaraugua
Aldrich
WePherkon
Frye
Hovgs
Orin
Hackvon
Voorhees Mare Addreseca
Iona
Houss
Trady
Portland
Orewou
Merrimac
Alaska
Con Rrewemon
Tressway
Timore
Yellowstone Park
Bisie and
Mukane
Yelltone
Sin
Togalls
Dakota
Xed
Sen
Veet
Sen. Morrill
Secretary of the Treasury
Kelley
Morriaoa
Fray
Hoard
Elliot
Harvard
Cmienco
Tarveller
Ney
Evtler
Aaller
Ulan
Oller
Waysett
Guysstus
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