Various 19th Century Notables and Incidents
A wide array of brief notices reports deaths appointments and events across the US and abroad. Names include Dr Ina Remsen Johns Hopkins declined Chicago chair Maron Savige former railroad commissioner is dead Jacob Fisher of Colombia Ohio died of starvation and other casualties and legal notices on corruption strikes and political moves dominate the column. The piece also mentions a world fair curiosity a New York incident a cholera outbreak in Herat and parliamentary actions in Britain and Ireland with various arrests fires and accidents noted.
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Ina Remsen
Johns Hopkins University
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Maron A. M. Savige
Mianonyi
Jacon Firsher
Colombia
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Adame Exprea
Barton
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Southampton
New York
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Erascopal
New York City
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C. Dopp
Standard Oil Trout
Wratay J. Krownton
Michigan
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Chicago
John W. Kendal
Kentucky
Great Britain
United States
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Kate, Keily
London
Edwards Pierrepont
United State
Joseph Solomon Moore
America
Paris
France
Etienna Araga
Untitled Romance Fragment and Senate News Note
A damaged romance scene shows Mabel waiting for a lover, with Richard returning after a hushed confrontation with her father. The text abruptly shifts to a list of eight surviving U S senators from the 1860 61 session and a segment of medical advertising about malaria and Hosteller's Stomach Bitters.
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N. ¥. Herald
United States Senate
Willard Saulsbury
Delaware
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Ilinois
James Harland
Iowa
Anthony Kennedy
Maryland
Henry M. Rice
Morton
Supreme Court endorses Reed tariff ruling and reciprocity clause
Editorial notes from the New York Tribune praise a unanimous Supreme Court decision upholding Speaker Reed's quorum counting and the tariff act with its sugar bounty and reciprocity provisions. It highlights the rejection of Democratic and free trade critiques, preserves constitutional house power, and honors Senator Spooner's reciprocity argument as respected by the court.
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New York Tribune
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Spooner
Elouze
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the Tribune
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Wisconsin
Agriculture department gains farmer support amid push for cabinet role
The article notes strong endorsement from the National Grange for Secretary Rusk and the U S Department of Agriculture. Resolutions applauded his work expanding foreign markets for American farm products and improving disease control, with calls for increased appropriations and expanded research. More state granges and farmers institutes likewise voiced confidence in his leadership and the department's growth.
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Ruck
National Grange
Secretary of Agricultors
Farmers’ Department
Rusk
Wisconsin
Sedalia
United States
Texas
National Farmers’ Congress
United State
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Atate
Missouri
J. M. Rusk
Boards of Agriculture
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Syracuse
N.Y
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Remarkable alleged cure for locomotor ataxia in Galway
Albany Journal reporter investigates Charles A Quant of Galway Saratoga County who credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with a dramatic recovery from locomotor ataxia after years of failed treatments. The feature notes Quant’s age, prior medical visits, and local testimonials from Galway residents and officials supporting the pill’s effectiveness and offers details on purchase and pricing.
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Evening Journal
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New York
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Lake Vessels Growth Through 1890 On Great Lakes
The article notes dramatic expansion in shipping on the Great Lakes, detailing vessel counts, tonnage, and valuations from 1889 to 1890. It cites Lloyd’s estimates, adds sailing ships and steamers, and highlights surging lake port activity, including Chicago Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo and Canadian fleets, with rapid urban population growth backing the commerce.
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Serboer
Fragmented 1889 Hemp Output and Other Briefs
The report cites 1889 hemp area at 25 004 acres with fibre production 11 51 tons valued at 12 602. War terms note Jona Creder of Bradwood BC pardoned in Germany for alleged military law violations. Bolway of Standard Oil denies the firm’s closure. An Illinois Central wreck near Jackson Mississippi injures four. Bell Telephone directors vote 2.5 million in new stock. A Philadelphia street scene shows a job seeker with a pasteboard sign seeking work.
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