Tide motor by the sea and odd 19th century notices
A scattered 1890s column mentions Richard W. Thompson of Indians proposing a tide powered dynamo to light Berlin. It also notes London painter Schilling drowning, Miss Lillon Perry winning prize for an essay, and Fremont Reed marrying a Southern woman after urging her. Wisconsin crop yields and lottery corruption in Louisiana are discussed, along with World’s Fair transport rates and freight rules easing exhibition goods movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Groth
London
North Sea
Berlin
Lillon P. Perry
Covington
Tenn
Memphis
Fremont Reed
Minneapolis
Ina New York
Chicago
Miso Perry
Sarreag
Fle
Mina
Boulanger
Atlantic
Wisconsin
Trog'a
Ag Tue Lotlery
Lowisiams Lottery
Uch Ussaya
Efort
Louisiana
New York
Lottery Company
Supreme Court
Uncle Sam
Nyeh Feller
World Population and Global News Telex
Latest telegrams report world population near 1.48 billion and a Chicago indictment of a northwest investment syndicate as well as bank clearings for the week at 89 million. Other items note Fort Snelling restoration talk, bimetalism sentiment in Europe, a buried wax find in Briv Pa, dangers of tight lacing, and various external affairs including New York theater moves and stockpiled volumes in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Fierixs Poorbouse
Chicago
Fort Snelling
Briv
Krrrns Coun
Poustown
Tonvesce
Fort Vongresk Ua
Mtuwany
Dia
Oasseu
B. P. Horcurnsox
Cuansys E. B
Global unrest and disaster sweep Mediterranean shores and beyond
A cacophony of reports chronicles storms damaging coasts, earthquakes in Japan and France, riots in Hussit lands, and a widespread famine relief push in St. Petersburg. Casualties rise from maritime and urban disasters while political tensions flare from Russia Afghanistan talks to anti Jewish liquor prohibitions.
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Gavat
Mediterranean
Tukemperor
Germany
Japan
France
Poevetlites
McCarthyites
orJewiar
Huly
Meingen
Switzerland
United States
Confessed murders and varied crimes flood headlines
A sprawling dispatch recounts multiple crimes from across the country. Notable items include a condemned man confessing numerous murders, a Georgia official settling a massive loss, train robbery implicates, embezzlement charges against a railroad agent, a Texas killing, and a farmer meeting riot. Also listed are lottery indictments, suicides, public official defaults, arrests, fires, mine explosions, and a state’s hunt for reparation from Chili. An editorial tale on worry and willpower closes the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ageny Wenn
Farmere’ Allinowe
Georgia
Jawra Laxtonn
J. M. Weaver
Arkansas Railroad
Texas
Uckshot
Ark
Federal Grand Jury
Pittaburg
Chadron
Neb
Hank” & Gambler
Brainerd
Minn
Sugar Bounty Payment Made Under Act in New Orleans
The first batch of sugar bounty under the dairy act was paid today to Dougherky & Co. of New Orleans, totaling 1319 dollars for 65 963 pounds of cane sugar. The report mentions issues with governance, governance reforms, and concerns over irregular activity and kidney-related health notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasurleton
Dougherky & Co
New Orleans
Encampment Near Germantown Revealed by Research
William Baker's months long study places Washingtons Continental Army on a Roxborough to Germantown plateau near the Falls of the Schuylkill in 1777. The camp site, later marked by Hill farm, was identified from a 1778 letter by Edward Ratledge and Washingtons August 6 1777 dispatch describing the Schuylkill encampment. The article covers the Hill estate and Henry Hill, a Philadelphia merchant who supported the war effort, and recounts the army movements through September 1777 including Brandywine.
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Germantown
William
Baker
Hax
Washington
Labour Hill
Falls of
Schuylkill
Edward Ratledge
Fishkill
D.h
Wiguth
Angeust
Hill
Henry Dill
Roxborough
Penn Township
Scouyskill River
Schuplane
Roxcorough Township
Sermaxtows
Jing Road
Wexborough Township
Getobey
Marquis de Duuyde
Carolin
Cornsliua S. Smith
Till
Henry Fill
Richard Hill
Maryland
Philadephia
Philadelphia
Carpenter’s' Hall
Tous
Reese Meredith
Fourth
Union Streets
Philip Tyng
John Augestine Washington
Emmy
Schoykill Fults
Pickering
Corell’s Ferry
Delaware
Sinepuxcot Inlet
Capes of
Old York Road
Neshaminy Creek
Gartaville
Bocks County
Chesapeake Bay
Brandywine
Schuykill Fells
Schustkill
Enem
Philadelphia Times
Discovery of extinct horse skull settles North American coexistence
Prof E C Cope announced at a Washington meeting the finding of an extinct horse skull in a layer with human tools, suggesting humans and horses lived together in prehistory. The skull shows fracture suggesting death by man, while questions remain about the animal's extinction and role, whether food source or domesticated.
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Sayy
Scientific American
America
E. Ci Cope
American Association For the Arvangment of Defence
Washington
Cope
Iid
Man
Thoree
North America
United States
New Mexico
Arizona
Northern Mexico
Hue
Wisconsin News Highlights From Across The State
A Wisconsin roundup lists burglaries and robberies along Fox River near Green Bay, with $50 seized and suspects possibly traveling from Green Bay. Other items include land deals in Stevens Point, jury awards near West Superior, a suicide attempt in Muscoda, housing plans in Racing, a divorce in Oshkosh, a Berlin robbery, a fatal Appleton train accident, a G.A.R. muster in Marshfield, mass northern towns expelling veterans, Palmyra potato harvest, a Caldwell blind spell, and a moral quote on nobility in attire. Transportation, legal actions, and local notices dominate this compact state wiresheet.
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Piper & Go
Littte Sturgeon
Borgisre
Reba
Iti
Green Bay
Lefore
Fox River
A. W. Ianborn
Stevens Point
Pais
S.A. Sherman
Whiting Hrog
John Anderson
Hass Island Brown Stone Company
West Superiay
O' Felix Mathias
Muscoda
Minnie
Stephen T. Hanga
Oshkunk
Michael Blazier
Berlin
Appleton
Charles Voigt
Chicoto & Northwestern
G. A. R. Sen
Rorkern
Wisconsin
Marshfeld
Tuendry
Hich Department
Upham
Matt Kaizer
Palmyra
William Crager
L Iving
lex-Assembly
Gr. F. Caldwell
Aix Wiles
Augusta
Addenly
Beet sugar bounty boosts farmer gains and inspires new factories
Prices show farmers receive higher returns as beet prices rise, supported by McLin’s law guaranteeing 2 cents per pound of sugar from every 100 pounds of beets. The system protects farmers from shortfalls, encourages cooperative plant formation, and may attract capital to beet production, lifting beet prices and market incentives.
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Farmera
McLinles
Lory
Brown
Aguinet
Black
Toerugae
Beet Sugar Bounty Debate For Farmers Or Manufacturers
The American Economist explains the beet sugar bounty goes to the manufacturer who passes value to farmers through beet payments. It argues beet sugar cannot compete without the bounty given to producers to cover costs, including interest, depreciation, wages, and plant upkeep.
Binding Twine and Tariffs in The Times Debate
The article critiques a Times editor and cites figures from the American Economist on binding twine prices under tariff changes. It notes a fall from 14.44 dollars to about 1.1 cents per pound since October 1890 and questions how raw material duties affect consumer prices. It compares tariff theory to misapplied reasoning and references old and new hemp tariffs, urging careful price table study.
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United States
Idx
San Francisco Chronicle
Indian Department
Eastern
Bacon
California
Sonik Dakota
Apt
Ing Weigit
New Mexico
Jane
Dakota
Montans
North Dakota
South Dakota
Ariszand
Nebraska
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Montana
South Dakotr
North Laat
Missouri
Gora
South O
Kavsis
Shaneard
Yi Oniton Duc Leur
Needfer
Bonand
de Wei
New York Times
Keneas
The
Times
Economist
McKinsey
Screnco
England
Thas
France
Levy
Compariaon
Itc
McKinney Turi. Tariff. Com
The Silver Question and McKinley on Coinage Policy
Major McKinley argues against free and unlimited silver coinage contending it would divert profits from the U S government to silver producers worldwide. He asserts a seventy six cent value for a silver dollar would drain money from circulation and that only government fixed values protect farmers and markets from fluctuating prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
United States
Cainsge
Crica
Iostead
Chad
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the Marshfield Times
J. W. de Gaerr
Borron
Anewtitieil
Win
CHAT
Whyvarian
Sizheon
Budge
Sigeon
W. Dolge
Maystetan
Nick
Gyrvenlie
Matty
Williams
Attornny
Law
Olea
Het Nations Bank
Tlunal
Mgt
Tinpolda
Darint
Widwold
Aina
Cole
Bette
Jerelien
Jonny
Beneanil Lle Hight Iil Aou
Gotlie Luna Prem Ptiy Watt
Pier Uphaia
Dbf
Gvo
Ator
Marchutale
Hun Woon
Fuaurnuca
B.D. Sy
Gady
Ak Taw
Alurpey
Afnraliol
Wlinely
Christ, Jacobson
Central Avenua
Marsifield
Farmers’ Home
Furstenborg
Gop Stadling
Thy Hones Manshpielm
Peason
Richard W. Thompson
Jena Hayes
Secretary of the Navy
Ernoat Uulskamp Schilling
Moresini
Brcher
Schilling
Morosini
Jackson Park
Illinois Ominalive
Price
Cun's
Phillip Manning
Central Avena
wOsiNalda
Marshfield
Central Ave
Eshcass
Powlicy
Central Avenue
4Th Streets
North Side Market
Jos
SEIDL
Prop
Charre
Elerapert
Gomveal Avent
Novi Shire
Lteward
Worllub W. U. Desiol
Wis
Merrill & Goggins
Vincet Dros
City Livery
Orderant Tremont
B. Hammel &Co
Wiscan
University of Chicago
Henry G. Allen Company
Hassen Dane
Kulauusen
Mich
Reerann Krevixa
Titane
Waerwas
Gesenan Freventex Dona
U.S. A
Willington
Del
Bartha Riel
Princom
Uarle Plafres
Afghanistan
St. Petersburg
Tunia
Tris
Maj
Wissman
Star Africa
Bayon
Soden
Trae
Victoria
Caltunizts
Sicily
Marquia Gsrimpidia Privonee
Famine Commission
Russia
Crown
Ronens
Rase
Express
Kansas Railroad
J. W. Williamson
Hattixsbore
Miss
G. Trone
Banton
Peter E. Johnson
Tadiun
Petra
J. Lag Gaeen
Texan
Alexander Campbell
Battle Creek
Wiiran S. Mungon
Fallon
Cincinnati
Bacra Cosmsoman
Foster
Festoria
Obig
Stroet
Omaha
Snowden
West Monroe
Squire Emery
Lincoln Parish
Choudyant
Rainor Grepent
Mather
St. Paul
Fang
North Baltimore
West End
Evans Ville Lad
Oliver Byrne
Franklin
Williamson County
Leng
Louisville
Arnest C. Hanns
dhoa_ Ragman
Worth Coats
Butler
Ini
N. 5
Moalines
Kanaae
Franklin Courtier
Glenwood Springs
Col
Colorado Fuel Company
He Caio Powder Works
Joungstown
J Wangs
Ban Somes
Hingtor
Taz
Waednoocaday
Iver E. Shelley
Devil's Lake
N. D
E. G. Spilman
Fort New
Blaine
Ean
Secretary of the Interior
Attr
Khinaya
Diane Iroue
Momsen
Queen Lane
Munch
Historie
Hale
Schillyl Mill
Reary Mill
MR. Itll
Wisconsin News
Major McKinley
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