Telegrams in Brief Freight rates cut and other notes
A jumble of short items reports freight rates reductions near Chicoyte, copper depot destruction in New Mesdeo, livestock losses, a fatal shooting in Campbell sburg Kentucky, explosions, city incidents, political moves, legal actions, and various accidents. Notable items include deaths, arrests, resignations, labor demonstrations, and transport updates from multiple states and cities.
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New Mesdeo
Meuy Dente
Feminine ranchers turn to farming in California's wake
The San Francisco Call discusses women who embrace agriculture, highlighting Mrs. Theodosia Shepherd of Ventura and others across California. It notes their paths from limited capital to thriving ventures in seeds, fruit, flowers, and vine cultivation, with women like Mrs. Shepherd and Mrs. McBride gaining prominence.
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New York Sun
Homer Greeley
Young Mane
San Francisco
Witten
Californi
Middle West
Theodosia Shepherd
Ventura
California
Luton
Pampas
BE. Py Buckingham
Vacaville
Buckham
George McBride
San Jose
McBride
Santa Clara
Sue
Jonnie Starr
Yuba City
Sutter County
Orelard
Vlueyard
Shepherd
Lucy Underwood McCann
Tudge McCane
Santa Craz
Santa Cruz
Bredan, Bunting
Centerville
Alameda County
Emily Robeson
Aubirm
Kate Watteld
Glen Ellen
Mra Brooks
Paha Springs
Oakland
Chicago
Eliza Wood
Barroilhe
San Mateo
White Ends Term Confusion On Supreme Court Nomination
The Senate moved to executive session over President Cleveland’s pick to join the Supreme Court as discussions centered on nominee Edward Douglas White. the Louisiana jurist born 1845, with a long career from state senator to US senator, awaiting confirmation as the youngest justice with 21 years service ahead.
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Washington
Hornblower
Peckhaut
Sumer
Supreme Bench
Cine
Senter Paaidl
White
Catlery
Congress
Guv
Supreme
Justis Field
Harlap
Edward Douglas White
Lafourche
Louisana
Mount St Mary's
Emmitsburgh
Maryland
Resuit Evilege
New Orleans
Georgetown Collee
District of Columbia
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Supreme Court of
H. C. Warmoth
Sugar men depart Washington for Louisiana reshuffle
Representatives Blanchard Robertson and Louisiana delegates leave Washington to press Blanchard for the seat vacated by Senator White. Texas Rep Cooper seeks repeal of an 1875 provision allowing treasury issued pensions. Interior official Reynolds says the government will reimburse itself for fraudulently obtained pension payments under the 1960 act.
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Blanchard and Robertson
Louisland
Ohn Dimond
Resoolation
Gor
Warmoth
Louisiana
Washington
Blanchard
White
Cooper
Texas
Secretary of the Treasury
Bes
Interior
Reynolds
Congressional News Notes on Quorum and Finance Committee Men
The House failed to muster a quorum with fruitless roll calls as the vote count peaked at 17 for a measure. In the Senate, Chairman Voorhees denied Philadelphia Press claims about Democratic committee members meeting the president, asserting no truth to the report. He defended the finance committee lineup and noted confusion over member identities including Mills of Texas and McPherson of New Jersey.
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Tuc
Carrol
H. Buster
Campbellsburg
Mane
Calubrest
United States Senate
Tyes Onid
Beles
Lowelling
Kansas
Arte
Congress
Fred Nichols
Muntington
Lewis Winter
Athwile Cin
Nodg
Grunvide
Welle
Wastengton
Jacksonville
Wilpus
Vinal
Police
Umeyreoel Gus
Maaly Vouniertellers
AIS
Dueiuibers
Wadler Acryst
Dawes
Seston
Jes Uolluau
Retterville
Americ Busuriuice
Heston
Abirney
Sophit
Francisco
Putaer Jou Uris
Orliduud
Dubigie
S. de de
Baltic
Jacl Benston
Lantington, Ltd
Secur
New Jersey
Goyusnor Werts
Milwaukee
Sant Ty Congress
William J. Carson
Alunvne
Lud
Chcamagua
Abicago
South Carolina
Qeneral Maxwell
Ube
Leshiany
Arent
Hugiu
Wimeelt
Distillers and Cattle
Shorts
Yonkers
New York Grant Army
Revpublic
Air
Wapetleauty
U Swereuwy Morton
Mexico
Todiana
Charity Board
Fids
Wailsworth
Piladelphia
Fleet
Los Angeles
Cal
Bernardino
Maria Araour Welker
Martin Welker
United States
Brealt
Wooster
Rovert
New Yorker
Robert Cutting
Mlensive
Lhwer Tod Warden
Rowber
Liv
Chester
William
Lindo
Ee Didar
Ie Liu
Teechi
Goring
Teltersouy
Ile
Ladix
Pratt
Connectivit
Committee On Finance
Veet Lamodrat
Missouri
Loria
Chardler
Ves
Mils
McPherson
Whim
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Califerig
Levan
Senate
Selingo
Bkand
Philadelphia
White House
Chandler
Mills
Texas
Voorhees
New Hampshire
Sherman
Republian
Ohio
Chameleon-Lizards in Store Windows Spark Buzz in South
Curio sellers in New York display small live lizards advertised as travel chameleons from Florida and Georgia. Report notes the creatures change color with light, hunger in pure air, and perish in frosty or damp conditions. Prices reportedly drop from $1 to a dime, then to a quarter before extinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yexos
Mississiqui
Eergia Sud
Plorda
Tim Gost
Euldran
North Chase
Ren
Gimbol
Making Vacclye Virus Farm in a City Building Farm
A Harper's Weekly note describes a city health board owning a farm that sits on the upper floor of a building. The long narrow room houses stalls with dairy cows, turning a small indoor space into an unlikely farm. The unusual crop is produced from soil on the back of each cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aguiculme
Harper's Weekly
City Board of Health
Dés Guia
Metopolis
Abundanga
The Cow That Bucks Off Smallpox Vaccination Tale
A peculiar historical account describes a farmer using a cow for smallpox vaccination. The process involves shaving, preparing surfaces, and harvesting vaccine lymph from the cow. Quills are charged with vaccine and inserted at vaccination points, with the cow returning to the pasture after her role in public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical College
Jowno
Board of Health
Unclear Court Note Appears In City Pub Scene
A garbled court-related scene from a local pub notes a judge and a cartoonish setting. No injuries or arrests are reported, and the prompt text remains largely unintelligible with references to a ceiling and gounty welding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chim
Judge Stein's Court Toon
Gounty
Noone
Jared
Smallpox Case Reported in Menasha Ward
In Menasha Wisconsin on February 23 a smallpox case is reported in the fourth ward. The patient is Barbara Koop, an employee in a local paper mill. The notice notes ongoing concerns about the outbreak and local responses.
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Menasha
Wis
Barbara Koop
Mil
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