Marshfield Telegraphes and Global Strikes Summary
The Marshfield Times reports chaotic global news including wildcat gold strikes in northern Wyoming, a Daye cavern death, and a Boston gas price controversy. It notes the U. S. Supreme Court recess, Langston’s death, and various criminal, political, and labor developments across states and nations.
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New Qingang
Nouthern
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Danville
Polson
Lars Olson
Howard
S D
Carl Gas
Gol
H. Iki
Ginertl Sullivan
Nicholasville
St. Louis
Gulf States
Williams. Wilson
United States
Wilson
Maryland
Lewsp
Crookston
Minn
Pepolleta
Superior
Mir
Dorn
Presne
Warren
Idaho
William Mays
C. D. Massengill
Hlountsville
Tenn
John P. Smith
Thea
Richmond
Brooklyn
Pennsylvania
Chattanooga
Gary
Ed Purvis
LilMnogiou
N. Y
M. J. Blackman
Annie Neidlinger
Laurier
Global political and military news highlights flood ALA
A scattered summary of 19th century events reports Princess Kalulani arriving in Honolulu to an ovation, the pope condemning Manitoba school settlements, Irish royal residence debates, Gordon Highlanders recapturing a ridge, and various trials and international tensions. German force actions in New Guinea, Verdi’s death, New South Wales crops, and colonial moves across Britain, France, and Africa are noted, with a Munich cellar collapse and Irish leadership shifts marked.
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Kalulani
Honolulu
Pope
Manitoba
National Union of Conservative Associations
Ireland
Gordon Highlanders
Dorpus Ridge
John Frazer
Lorat
Court of Session
Buinburgh
Count Wsterazy
Dreyfus
New Guinea
Signor Verdi
Giuseppe Verdi
New South Wales
Dr. Peters
Africa
New Zealand
Great Britain
France
Spain
Thomas W. Evans
Fugenle
Paris
Blanco
Ines
Catan Leaters
China
Garmati
Folka
New Guiand
United States
Hayti
Black Republic
Newfoundland
William Whiteway
Rasigoel
James Winter
Russia
Turkey
Greek deputy election and world tensions headline unrest
In succession to the Earl of Derby M Remas the Delyannist candidate was elected president of the Greek chamber of deputies by 88 to 64 with eleven abstentions. Senor Romero Robledo foresees Cuban autonomy failure. Tensions rise between Japan and Russia over Corean customs as ministers discuss war options. Marshal Blanco orders food aid for Cubans destitute under Weyler policy. Spanish troops oppose Blanco’s lenient stance toward insurgents. St James Gazette notes talks among Austria France Germany on a general sugar treaty. Scheurer-Kestner claims four wartime documents implicate another than Dreyfus. About 1,600 people homeless from Neva floods. Cornell declares bankruptcy in London. assets limited. Arequipa Peru mobilizes protests against civil marriage bill. Dr. Sandamo praised for halting clerical tactics in senate.
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Earl of Derby
M. Remas
Chamber of Deputies
Senor Romero Robledo
Japan
Russia
Marshal Blanco
General Weyler
St. James
Anstis
France
Germany
Srira
M. Scheurer-Kestner
Senate
Dreyfus
Neva
Clites
Cornell
New York
London
Arequipa
Peru
Congress
M. Sandamo
Navajo Weaving Praised for Artistry and Decline
The New York Tribune notes Navajo weaving surpasses other tribes in finish and design with belts sashes and garters also made. It cites dye quality and yarn origins as factors in decline while stressing weaving as a valued cultural craft and income source.
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United States
R. G. Joins
Santa Fe
Wich
Call
New York Tribune
Island Moves A Mile An Hour In North Atlantic
Floating islands are not rare in certain localities. Sighted three times in 1882 in the north Atlantic Ocean, the island moved toward the Azores at about one mile per hour, extending roughly 500 feet each way with a forest of trees thirty feet high.
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North Atlantic Ocean
Azores
How to Present a Gentleman in Introductions
A gentleman is presented to a lady rather than the lady presenting him. The hostess may say to the lady to allow Mr. Smith to be presented or to request an introduction for him. The text notes it is not customary for the lady to offer her own hand.
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Mize Black
Mr. Smith
Mies Black
Greeting Etiquette for Hosts at Informal Functions
The hostess usually shakes hands with her women guests and well bred women extend courtesy to men. At large functions a bow with a smile is a hearty welcome.
Ambitious girl cured by Williams Medicine pills
From Greensburg Indiana a ten year old girl Louise Rybolt of Hartaville is reported cured after physicians advised rest from study. A year of decline due to overwork and ambition to graduate caused illness. after taking Dr Williams' Pills for Pale People she recovered fully. The article cites endorsement from her parents and notes pills sold by the Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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Uie Nero Eve
Greensburg
Ind
BE. Byboit
Hartarilié
Rybolts
Hartaville
Eantise
Bramadses Siitly
Aia
Abe
Louise
Seiwal
Rex Wollie
Lowe
Dr. Williama Medicine Company
Schenoemdy
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Plankinton Hotel Ice and Power Plant
A Milwaukee hotel powers a large plant to supply refrigeration, lighting, heating, and elevator service to the hotel and nearby buildings. The system uses 16 tons of cooling capacity, 4,007 incandescent lamps, and an ice plant producing four tons daily. Ice is distributed to cold storage rooms across multiple locations for temperatures from 19 to 44 F, with insulation and brine-cooled coils key to efficiency.
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Hare
Plankington
Milwaukee
Lite
Inside a Historic Farmhouse Refrigerator and Pantry
A detailed description outlines a large milk and dairy storage area kept near freezing at 32 degrees, several small boxes for meats, and separate rooms for butter cheese and fruit. It notes a bakery section with pastry and puddings, a pitcher room with ice and water, and a bar pot 12 by 8 feet storing wines and beers at 42 to 43 degrees.
Hairpin Industry in the United States in 1878
The article traces the hairpin trade from England and France to the United States where several large factories produce enamel pins rivaling foreign goods. It notes daily New York demand of about 50,000 packs and describes the delicate machinery turning out 310 to 5 hairpins per minute, with enamel coating requiring precise baking and polishing to avoid flaws.
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England
France
United States
New York
New York Paper
Cycling Servants and the Wheel Dilemma
The proprietor of an uptown intelligence office laments that bicycles elevate servant wages as riders demand higher pay and seek freedom. He notes riders neglect duties, return late, and disrupt meals while nonriding applicants are scarce and costly. He cites a buyer offering commissions to hire nonriding maids and employers paying up to 54 dollars monthly for such workers.
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Hfe
Har
New York Sun
Mild September Theme Echoed in Song Nostalgia
The Washington Star laments the nostalgia of long ago songs, urging bold vocal renewal of the refrain It was in the mild September. The piece muses on memory and tenderness, noting life’s harshness yet urging poets to sing on despite grim realities.
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Washington Star
Lamentation Over Long Vacation Returns to Routine
Somerville Mags reports on the end of a lengthy school break as students resume classes amid mixed feelings. The piece notes widespread lament, exasperation with regulations, and the challenge of reacquiring information, concluding with a return to occupation and a damped mood. A Manapolig Journal quip accompanies the feature.
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Educa
Tesolara
Somerville Mags. Journal
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