Financial scandal and marriage entanglements in Ireland
The report cites Troms and Noatom in Portasaen with details of a costly divorce across England, noting Furnell ordered to pay 17000 in the O Shaw case. It warns of a mysterious Irish campaign fund and large disbursements, including 1900000 and 47000 on legal matters, 40000 on buildings in Tipperary, 13000 for various objects, and international contributions from Australis 80000 and America 930000. The narrative links a discreet liaison to financial mismanagement amid emancipation efforts for tenantry.
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Parnell
WSN FC
England
Furnell Box
New Tipperary
Imu
Ireland
Paris
Australis
America
Public sentiment on immigration and labor costs in 19th century
Article surveys debates on foreign immigration, cheap labor, and its impact on native workers. It attributes wage suppression to a flood of outsiders, criticizes government policy for lax entry rules, and argues for protections for native labor and stricter immigration laws. Authors discuss capitalists as simply following market forces and urge reform to safeguard domestic workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewinller
Philanthropinix
Tts
Hines and Casualties From Disastrous Week
A flurry of disasters reported across the nation includes a Peoria railroad accident that killed a taxi crewman and two brakemen, a Philadelphia abattoir fire causing $500000 loss, a New York tenement fire killing a family, and numerous other fatalities and damages from storms, floods, and fires in Illinois Texas New Jersey and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taxi Baten
Tuo Ver
Peoria
Philadelphia
Paren Bravusy
New York
Honaten
Texas
Oss I
Adirordacks
Grunn
William Ives
Marion
Ind
Frurt
Ilineis Central
Siave
Nestor Block
Marquatte
Mach
Yripax
Kansas
Fort Scott
Stanmeath
N. J
Telegram News Roundup From 19th Century Dispatches
Diverse items report finance and labor strife in Punxsutawney Minneapolis, canvass of copper mines sale, court and trade moves across New York Chicago and Philadelphia. Notable deaths include Johann K. Sauvert and other figures. Global conflicts, locust plagues, and transportation incidents fill the telegrams with terse, era-typical note.
Turbulent crime round up from across the U S
Reports from Iowa New Orleans Arizona Quebec New York Indiana Delaware Ohio and New Jersey describe burglaries hangings murders arsons and stabbings. Notable cases include a five-man burglary gang caught in a safe cracking attempt in Ottawa Iowa a man sentenced to prison for jury bribery and a westward shipping seizure of whiskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuz
Ottawa
Iowa
Gryaran
New Orleans
Most
Mettman
Broom Ving
Madison
Ind
President appoints officials and adjusts Wisconsin wages
A distressed, error-filled report lists presidential appointments including W. Brooks as collector, C. Grovenor as a world fair commissioner, and H. Schueltius as immigration commissioner. It notes a salary readjustment for Wisconsin towns with several wage figures and place names such as Green Bay and Superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tale I
Yupr
Chung
Wisconsin
Biei
Green Bay
Kunoshy
Mortison
Merrill
Gabkouh
Waokoshi
Weat Superior
Financial turmoil and gold standard clash prompt public address
San Francisco dispatch notes Nevada senators Jones and Stewart shaping an address to warn against gold reserves being bled by rival financial powers. The piece links ongoing currency strain to Barings and England, urging caution as banks push for gold standard amid a fragile credit system. Also reports US ships heading to Alaska for sealing season as the Corwin and Mohican move to coal and refit at Mare Island.
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Jones
Stewart
Nevada
Guy
Anges Justo
Finaneuil
Aikintic
England
Minsk
San Francisco
Theria
Alaska
u _ Mohican
Mare Island
Corwin
Bebringten
United States
Akron water works blast claims several lives
June 18 report from Cimventano notes an explosion at the Akron water works. Henry Goldenn was killed, John Harney fatally injured, and Clarence Poiston among the injured. Other named individuals suffered bodily harm. Also reported: TJ Olive Altman convicted of forging a money order in Milwaukee federal court.
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Cayuta
N. Y
Willliam PT. Mann
Wiramae
Ind
Buween
Jom Lozen
Pramitioné
Datile Creel
Mich
John Caputo
John Rafonte
Caputo
Cimvetano
Akron Water Works
Henry Goldenn
John Harney
Clarence Poiton
Newtoy Rameay
J. F. Mason
James Farabee
Benjamin Hoffman
Tjolive Altman
United States Court
Milwaukee
Winds and Waters Devastate Counties From Peoria to Nor th
Severe floods sweep Marm Creek and Copper Creek valleys causing extensive crop and property losses across the region. Bridges washed out, roads submerged, and towns like Veronin and Tyranid report dramatic damage. A Nebraska schoolhouse and several farms sustain heavy harm. one tornado-like surge wrecks houses, livestock, and rail facilities. A record death toll remains uncertain as rescue efforts continue and weather warnings persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Marm
Coppers Creek
Foudulee
Akiy
Toledo, Veorin & Western Road
Wilton
Yen Mile Grove
Sa Pond du Lac
Cohense Volt
Lightnning
Wey Beret
Oayawa
Isatben
Willyse
Rock Island
Inses
Sne
Sie
Peguiasaggin
Tod
Waltdenen
Sturm
Norfolk
Miles
Cora Hamlin
Ann Cox Ulno
Firstwood
Oamace
Jodlauay
Bosuiex
Fame
Alneese
Studs
History of Gloves Through the Ages and Customs
The article traces gloves from ancient mentions by Homer and Xenophon to their use in classical chivalry and royal courts. It notes costly, jewel‑embroidered gloves, their social meaning as favors and tokens, and how kings and church officials valued them, with records of glove money and gifts to servants.
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Constantinople
Europe
Massachusetts
Fedar
Hower
Xotophon
Homer
Terres
Xenophon
Cyrus
Easig
Hellmat
Mondovi gang members convicted in Spokane heist case
Della Hardy and several other Mondovi residents were convicted in Spokane for a two year long crime spree. The defendants admitted operating a large gang and moving stolen cattle and goods to buyers in Wisconsin and Buffalo counties under the pretense of auction purchases. One accomplice was in Wisconsin when arrested after returning from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunaxp
Wir
Della Hardy
Oye
Mondovi
Buffalo County
Spokane Pulls
Wash
Theo
Buffalo
Thre Weniis
Washington
Aome
Boy Thieves Raided Nuemsart Wisconsin Vigilance
A wave of petty burglaries in Nuemsart Wisconsin ended with four arrests after police tracked the gang to a western shed. Authorities recovered stolen goods and returned them to owners. One juvenile was sent to the industrial school, but the leader Huber remains at large. Three more members were captured yesterday, believed to curb further burglaries.
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Harvard College
Tehrny
Binaolf
Johnny
Nuesart
Wis
Une
Agung
Schulty
Huber
Qwore
Condition of the Treasury Shows Small Daily Deficit
The Treasury report dated June 8 shows an overdraft of 34,783 against 823,267,167 on deposit in national banks and 20,109,040 in fractional reserves. The apparent deficit is 100,000 less than yesterday. Available balance June 20 stands at 4,418,934 after receipts to date of 230,210,734 including pensions and other items. Sons of Veterans in La Crosse elect officers and set next meeting location with an adjournment.
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Wacnt
Avquilttle Ung
Sepowiti
Sons OF Veterans
la Crosse
Wic
The
Gee
W. Wing
Kewaunee
J. W. Jang
Chive
Oshxoeh
Welsh tin plate controversy stirs British and American trade
A lengthy international discussion centers on Welsh tin plate prices and American retaliation under the McKinley tariff. The piece argues American producers must advance efficiency to dominate the tin plate market, detailing proposed strategies, quotes from London and Liverpool papers, and the economic stakes for Wales and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilanala
Mogwump
Wales
London
Laverpool
Laverpool Daily Post, Which Says , “No More Would Be So Blind As Nob
America
Makera
South Wales
New Industries Boost to National Growth
A счattered 19th century style article lauds new industries and direct benefits of federal policy. It notes protective data helping workingmen and American interests, highlighting a shift from sealed trade to diversified production, with several sectors added and others expanding, including anticipated development of a lumber and maple products industry for export.
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Aril Il
Dh Peek
Wren
Prince
Gore
Maland
Conemny
Evtablhiae
Atlanta
New Dersay
Waste Utilization on the Farm Profit and Health Benefits
The article urges constant removal of all farm waste and conversion into manure. It argues waste decomposition spreads disease, while proper composting and disinfection reduce odors and health risks. By placing waste in compost piles, nutrients return to soil, boosting crop yields and family thrift.
Grover's Strike Record Amid McKinley Bill Debate
The article notes a surge in strikes linked to the McKinley bill and eight hour agitation. It compares six months under Grover Cleveland’s second year with the period after McKinley’s bill, citing Maine, Connecticut, New Jersey, New York, and overall totals of strikes and workers involved across industries.
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Alinoin B
McKinle
Grover
Massachusetts
McKinley
Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland
Tlinois
New York
Garfield
Cleveland
New York Sugar Trust
Maine
Connecticut
Mrr. Cleveland
New Jersey
Fined German Farmer for Skimming Cream at Palmyra Plant
A German farmer residing near Paterna Wisconsin faced a trial after an order from the Assistant Dairy and Food Commissioner of Madison charged him with skimming cream before delivery to the Palmyra factory. He pled guilty and was fined 15 dollars.
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Paterna
Wis
Janmis
Madison
Arodis
Germany
Thia Village
Tate
Angie
Palmyra
Fort Antheon
Long Ago Farm and Home Echoes of Youth
A reflective monologue recalls a distant farm life and orchard days. The narrator describes birds, tools, and memories of youth, expressing wistful longing for lost joys and a simple time. It hints at a lineage of family voices and faded scenes from the speaker's youth.
Farm notes on poultry care and corn fertilization practices
Agricultural notes stress keeping poultry in the barn, careful bird care, and profitable management. It discusses feed like cottonseed meal gluten and corn for stock, fertilizer choices and experimenting to raise yields. It emphasizes thorough cultivation and maximizing corn yield for higher profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibis
Budding for Animals and Absorbent Farming Notes
Fragmentary farm tips discuss moisture control for animals and crops. It mentions budding for fertility and the idea that more grass grows where one grew, noting absorbents like muck peat moss dirt and sand as cheaper options. The text is incomplete and rough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Farm tips for swine and crop husbandry in July warnings
The text guides farmers on growing mangels and beets, noting ease of cultivation with proper methods. It covers feeding swine with corn fodder, preserving beets from soil to storage, and advises timing for harvesting clover and meadow grasses. It emphasizes readiness before work begins and proper sweating of hay in good weather to dry before storage.
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Llesito
Baylaw
Jose
Take Care of the Pigs in Hard Spring Market
The spring pig crop looks small due to high corn prices and disease losses. Farmers plan limited sow production, raising only one litter for meat next winter while seeking pasture greens to cut costs. Wealthier hog operations may profit by early market readiness, despite scarce feed and lofty ton prices.
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Ohio
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Roy. W. H. Vibbert
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Gordon Camming
Yaronol
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Prince of Wales
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Mrs. O'Shea
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Hines
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Schults
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Cornwall
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Mets
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City National Bank
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Chilian Congress
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Leonidas A. Curtis
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Dartmouth College
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Worcester
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Mvery
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Ray
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Welsk
McKinsey
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Pera
Blaine
Sevor Galvan
Saun Domingo
Veresnelin Congress
Republic
Gongrens
Peru
Calis
Ted
New York Evening Sun
Tobi
Sven Ees
Eller
Amoniy Olulus Facturere
Verry
SUK Velvet Seon
Thelwae
Hhe Farm
Grover’s
Kvorre
Vogel
Cord
Wetoek
Jaeréane
Yioils
Mangels and
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Hambruckner Butte
Aiinchoree
Saxony
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