News of the World item roundup from late 19th century press
Philadelphia faces Lexow inquiry rumors while Napels Ba and Mayor Maher clash with O Donnell in one round boxing match. Spreckels plans new beet sugar plants across California as agriculture notes the prior crop's size. The Indiana and Chicago scene shows deaths including Maj. Grant Weidman and hotelier John Drake, while Chicago hosts Exposition plans and Willaim Jayne whaling ship arrivals. Proposals and political moves ripple through New York, Illinois, and Pennsylvania with public notices, accidents, and criminal cases interwoven.
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Philadalphia
Dunraven
New York
Yuclit Clu
Napelba
L. 1
Pater Maher
Steve O'Donnell
Claus Spreckels
Wil
California
Departmental Agriculture Cor
Navy
Coumssia
Grant Weidman
Rauil
Lebanon
Altgeld
Isinois
Auta
John RB
Drake
Chickage Hotel
Grand Paccific
Chs Cago
Ilinois Cantal Road
Pish
Cleveland
Paget-Whitney
New York City
Naional Council of Administration
Grand Army
St. Paul
Proenixville
Thomas Twin
Proowsty
W. F P. Grooles
Nashville Herald
Harrity
Washington
Willim Jaylea
San Francisco
Haten
Andrew B. Ricon
John Gylling
Plect Bralley
Kost
Louisville
New Apportionment Plans For Wisconsin Senate and Assembly
Madison Wisconsin November draft apportionment plan outlines sweeping changes to state districts for the senate and assembly. Republicans expected to gain seats. assembly majority possibly Republican while senate favorable to Republicans with 19 or 20 of 33. Counties Dane Dope Fond du Lac Winnebago Milwaukee Racine and others reorganized into new districts. A special session to pass the bill anticipated in January.
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Madison
Wis
J. Pureney
Portage
Lewislalive Apnordonment Committee
Senate
Lewis
Wwe
Milwaukee
Dane
Doze
Fond di Lac
Winnebuxy
Washington
Waukesha
Dunukee
Sheboygan
Shawans
Marathon
Jackson
Fynean
Wood
Monroe
Vernon
Chippewa and
Clark
Buffalo
Pepin
Eau Claire
Portege
Wauppea
la Crosse
Barron
Dunn
Polk
Pierce
St. Croix
Adams
Marquette
Green Lake
Waushara
Door
Marinette
Langlade
Forest
Pata
Reading the Bloomers Language in a New York Academy
A cycling academy exhibit purports to read character from bloomers. The instructor classifies types from angular old maids to fashionable New York girls and a serious suffragist mother figure, claiming bloomers reveal personality and fate, with warnings of social consequences and possible future study.
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New York
Pluto
Steve Brodie
Teac Pletyres
Mite
Academy
Uress
Shy
Sermeuimee
Trick on a Drummer in Newnan Fires Up a Prank
A traveling showman in Newnan once demonstrated a chemical fire extinguisher by lighting a staged blaze using tins and turpentine. The crowd watched as he dumped grenades into the flames, producing a dramatic surge of fire before the prank spiraled into chaos. The drummer later complained to his firm that he would not work for deceitful jokers.
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Spokane
Wash
Michael Scanidutz
John V W. Dupenas
St. Patrick’s Church
Harvard
Amertestin Magazine
New York
Lorihard Spencer
Boston
Colored Societies
Mayse
Eoward ‘Walker
Sally
Foreign Missions
Presbyterian Elaurian South
Nashville
Tenn
Coren
W. B. Harrigan
Oriental Investment Company
Anouser- Busch Brewing Association
Southern Railway
America
Ala
Arthur Cunningham
Moses McGee
Toe Davig
Tike Bailey
Jake Halles
Steve Mc Donk
Paul Wrannt
Pittsburg
National Reform Association
Baltimore
United States
Codford Jesus Christ, Tae Churches
Christian Endeavor Societies
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Renbens
Dren
Realige
Lladner
Rand
New= nan
Newnazis
Withere
Tre
Atlanta Journal
Foreign Mattifi and Cuban Revolution News Brief
Foreign Mattifi reports on the Cuban revolution and a claim of Spain drawing $150,000 daily amid geopolitical shifts. Mention of Prof. George Lawson, a noted scientist and writer, who died on the fourth N.S. A separate note: a wing merchant of Pas, Domergue, allegedly became insane, impacting his wife and mother and leading to street confrontations.
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John W. J. Matheney
Chenaa
Bartley Goore
Chestercon
Gleat
Terre Hance
Francis Murphy
Rochelle
Charles Swanson
Rowsford
Vien Russell
Reek
Henry
Syle
Henriette ‘Powell
Chiyvon
Willian’ Best
Kittie
Rockford
George Putman
Gring
Carlyle
Til
Altgeld
George Alford
Cropsey
Asy Joliet
Daniel Murray
White Breast Company
Dunfermline
Jesse Bauer
Metropoli
John D. Wilson
Valperaiso
Ind
Uridges
Fort Wayne Road
Gongers Herring
New York
London
Mohican
Sarah Davis
Isabel Goodman
Rockport
Spain
George Lawson
N.S
Pas
Domergue
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Metropolitan Traction Company
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Nelson Anderson
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Frank Metney
Kakono
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Edgar W. Sheldon
John Wright
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Charles Bleres
J. M. Bierce
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Miami
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Joan L. Powers
St. Toul
Henry Troll
William H. Grans
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Princeton Democrat
Vee
Luther 3
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Lapeer
Boorkar
Joseph Chamberlain
West Indies
Europe
Chamber Tity
First Baptist Gaured
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Stephen Q. Northrop
Fort Warend
Chicago
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