Wisconsin Holiday Plan and World Population Notes
The article discusses a proposed presidential holiday plan for Wisconsin with dates tied to Columbus Day and other holidays. It contrasts this with a census showing a persistent global female surplus and a note that in New York City 2,000 000 more women than men exist. It then surveys alcohol consumption trends in 1892 across states and cities, highlighting New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Milwaukee with varying growth and declines in barrels sold.
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Gerber
United States
Luis
New York City
Phu Inter Covenay
New York
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Louisville
Milwaukee
Newark
Notable Figures and Events in Distracted Times
The article mixes portraits of public figures and historical notes. It mentions Senator Palmer in good health despite political strain and references Otto d Buyarin’s decline. It also notes Henry J. L. L. D. and Yale granting a master of arts degree, and Gen James B. Weaver’s rise as a Greenback leader with Civil War service.
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James BR. Weaver
Second Town
Congress
Mixed 19th century dispatches from New York and beyond
Tax president and Mrs Harrison travel to Loop Lake New York. Col Edward O Bush dies at Fort Yates. Grain exporters complain of smut in Qataria wheat hindering European trade. Casualties from Homestead total sixteen killed and twenty two wounded. The tenth international convening of Christian societies gathers in New York. Minneapolis and Milwaukee disband, possibly triggering a Western league collapse. Chilean magnate Dosxa Isapora Vorsixo valued at 200 million dollars as a leading potential richest person. Nominees Wa Bapak Oregon and Ernest G Tiaune Wisconsin named to U S Treasury posts. A steamer Joseph Oteri faces possible seizure by Honduran revolutionists with damages sought. A death near Farley Iowa and boiler explosion near Murray Kentucky injure several. A Delaware County resident Simons found dead in bed likely of heart attack.
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Harrison
Loop Lake
New York
Edward O. Bush
United States
Divab Pittafeld
William W. Drunt
Department of Dukate
Fort Yates
Chiempo
Homestead
United Societies of Christian Nadouver
Tus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Beegall Glaus
Western League
Dosxa Isapora Vorsixo
Chili
Sail
Miakbor
Wa! Bapak
Oregon
Sydney
N.S
Ernest G. Tiaune
Wisconsin
The
Treasury
Joseph Oteri
Honduras
Turmoil in Madrid as rebels resist new taxes sparks riot
Reports say foreign factions clash in Madrid over tax imposition while Liverpool brokers suspend dealings. A debt tally shows 33 750 000 in liabilities. chaos echoes across Europe with a fogbound harbor disaster near Kinsale Ireland and a Paris diamond merchant's suicide amid fraud suspicions. Martial law declared as mob actions and executions unfold in fragmented dispatches from the era.
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Erantuos
Madrid
Tynac Coon & Suns
Liverpool
Coltea
Tallinwanhue Teaver
Chico
Ninsale
Ireland
M. Loewy
Paris
Beix
Nora
Lagen
Gladstone
Cisceler
Gladtone
Chisayo
Deibler
Ravuchol, la
Misconnected World News From A Turbulent Era
A jumble of crime and scandal items from a late 19th century page notes a white man killed by a Black woman near St Paul, a Mexican marriage pattern, clothing salesman accused of fraud in Fairfield, a Vincennes president’s suicide, a double-inlaw murder in Pittsburgh, and a drunken brawl aftermath. Missing details and OCR garble obscure most names and dates.
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St. Paul
Mexico
Osean Belenap
Bairfield
Iowa
Willig Tyler
Vincennes
Ind
Baal
Prask Uonsiarres
Piltarburg
H. Vax Gelliant
Tenn
Base
Sipsay Baur
Samuel Jacobson
San Francisco
Jaspar
Ala
Doge
Fires and Casualties Reported Across Several Cities
Fragmentary reports describe a destructive fire in Catarty Illinois harming hmate and property, drownings of St Paul youths in Lake Minagto, a streetcar accident in St Paul injuring several, and four young men drowning in Spring Garden Baltimore. Logan J thrown from pony in Youngstown. five men killed in Indiana locomotive test wreck. Fires kill two in New York and a tin mill fire at St Louis. A 75,000 loss noted at a rolling mill blaze. A 17 year old Gus injured while crossing a field.
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Catarty
St. Paul
Lake Minagto Naw
Yong
New York
St. Louis
Tin Plate Department
E. M. Neidringaua Mills
Gus
Congress in Session Faces Sanitation and Tariff Debates
Congress members debated national Capitol sanitation while experts urged reforms. A personal highway commission bill was introduced to study nationwide road needs, and tariff questions stirred clash between protectionists and free traders as session moved through July with various appropriations and bills advancing.
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Toxipay
Seaver
Wade
National
Mandereon
Cangros
Berry
Hall
Beneft
Towse
Smnaia
Coimayy
Conmittes
Gray
COMIG
Carghings
Ala
Mrv
Kyle
United States
Aldrichvind
House L'Be
Tee Tivar
Parker Bil
Mar .Tracy
New York
Williams
Massachusette
Lily of the Valley Touch of Romance in Fairy History
A fragment explains the lily of the valley as spring’s herald with a fairy tale. Fairy attendants gather dew for the fairy queen while guarding a tiny cap and drift to a grass blade. A benevolent godmother hides their cap before the queen.
Freling Hurried and the Calm Way to End Stress
A reflective piece urges slowing the pace to avoid fatigue from overly packed days. It argues calm restraint preserves the soul, notes universal stress from daily duties, and praises Stomach Bitters as a popular tonic claimed to aid digestion, nervous issues, and liver or kidney troubles while touting worldwide fame and trust.
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Freling
Faeling
Sialaria
Panama
Guatemala
Mexico
South Americ
Indie Gostrom
Riots at Homestead End in Bloodshed and Siege
A massive clash erupts as Carnegie steel workers at Homestead resist wage cuts backed by Pinkerton guards. Gunfire, barricades, and a brutal river battle leave many dead or wounded. Pinkertons surrender amid chaos. locals rally, mob violence targets prisoners, and authorities seek calm as Pittsburg braces for possible peace talks.
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Cinegie Company
Pinkerton
Ohio River
Toy
Pinkertons
Tha’ Butila
Voller
Captain Hind
Kiau
Pimaertons
Pittsburg
Homestead
Newa
Bertal
Negroes Quiet After Threats In Jacxcoxvilug Fla
In Jacxcoxvilug Florida on July 8, authorities report the Negro population is quiet after fears of unrest. About 600 men drill under arms as a precaution, though no incidents are reported.
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Jacxcoxvilug, Fla
Arche
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America
Columbus
Washington
Palmer
Senate
Otto d Buyarin
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High Gate
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Datscil
Lily OF the Valley
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Gen. Booth
Stead. Pa
Verropre
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Laboriota
Carnegie Tran Nay Reel Company
Comestead
Pithsburg
Hasoeen
Fva O'Eluel
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Otaera
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Trad
Bouides Theen
Pinkerton’s
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Wich & Humali
Amalgamated Association
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Refenee
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Niles
Loasene
Rot Lossta
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Pinkerton Sen
Wenty
Pittyburg
Ag Fur Wa
Martin Bay
John Morris
Jules Marxowaky
Harry Sir Sivel
Sueter Haise
David Davis
Robert Poster
Win
Johnson
J. H Elen
Husgomare
Addiné Linkerton
David [Lister
Hind
Russell Wells
J. G. Buttman
Guo
W. Rutter
Lawrence Razr
John McCurrp
Andrew Sutter
Joseph Aide
W. Wallace
Mttsburg
Haxrsanac
Patticon
Pitthbure
Daly
J.T. We Curry
Milla
Ebot
Pinkerton Cb
Charmee
Port Percy
Milly
Rere
Rogers
J i L. Robinson
Port Ferry
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