Political Points in the Cleveland Era Debate
Gen Siekles argues Cleveland cannot be carried by the old soluler faction while New York votes pivot to carry the state. A solid New York delegation notes Cleveland defeats Clove Tid Mi by a wide margin, with strong lines on Quay Clarkson Platt and party unity. Chicago Democrats insist Cleveland cannot win, and The Frontier Press echoes the sentiment.
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Republican Party
Toalay
Etaick Sonthyrn Coutileriey
Diyshara
Gan
York
Phe
Aman
New York
Advertisiet
Pouiol
Missouri
van Parky
Chinfala
Democratic Party
Siekles
Clevelad
Carey
Gat Yates
Shs Voluss
Cleveland
Quay
Haeksen
Clarkson
Platt
St. Laws Glade
Calvin S. Brive
Chicago
Lalted Stites
Fioncer Press
Convincing figures on labor peon and wage trends in New York state
The report shows a 1990 year ending August 31 total labor payroll of 6,377,925.09 and a net gain of 8115.0.8. It notes sixty seven industries with wage increases and lists average wages per production worker. The data covers about 255,000 employees and highlights wide variation across trades.
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Lab Peck
MeTsinley
Orb
York State
Platform Debate Shapes Economic Policy in New York
A fragmentary report discusses Republican platform positions on tariffs and protection for American industries. It contrasts a tariff plan aimed at forcing goods used in America to be produced domestically with a second policy restricting production to Europe, implying wage effects and trade shifts. The text references New York readers and mentions debates on industry, wages, and global production.
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Republican Pytorm
Pompenitie Platform
America
Europe
New York
Attempted death by own action reported in Minn town case
An early 20th century report describes a man in Des Molen Minn attempting suicide by shooting himself in the head. He was found by others on a bed with a bullet wound to the right temple and died shortly after medical staff diagnosed nonrecoverable injuries.
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Lin B. Fon
Cuksiso
Fox
Jas
Abe Bry Frias
Mis Tenetans Mother Toanny At School
A fragmentary account recalls a student complaining of a schoolyard thrashing and the pupil crying loudly to ease the hurt. The text shifts to a note about BG Brown of Waupua inheriting $5,000 from an uncle.
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Toanny
Pamity
Neny
BG. Brown
Waupua
Raising Turkeys and Their Care Precautions
A farmer shares practical notes on rearing young turkeys with hens, including roosting behavior, nesting, and pest control. He advises on using perches, feeding habits, and dangers from hawks and foxes, noting brood sizes, weights, and the best time to brood. Neighbors praise his refined fowl management.
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Howe
France to Uearthstone kitchen habits sparks debate
A fragmented 19th century discussion resurrects domestic science with questions of bread making, flour, yeast, and home economics. The speaker laments how girls leave school for homes, noting the need for practical cooking skills and efficient bread production while critiquing advice that overstates theory over hands on practice.
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Ulus
Philosphy
Late 19th Century Yeast Bread Instructions Fragment
A scanned fragment offers bread making directions focusing on mixing flour with water and yeast to form a batter, then kneading and shaping into leaves. The text includes steps for proofing, resting, and shaping before baking, with period spellings and several garbled phrases.
A Boston Visitor and a Quirky Farmhouse Greeting
Miss Gladys Upton of Boston visits her old uncle at a farm house. The hospitable Joe Medderland jokes about the large Medderland family lineage and a possible connection with Salle Wheatly as a longtime acquaintance during her stay. The humorous exchange, recounted by Charles Newton Hood in Puck.
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Gladys Upton
Boston
Joe Medderland
Uazele Medderland
Tully
Gaele Bodderlsad
Macred
Charles Newton
Hood
Puck
Telegeums in Asrlet and War Rigan Comrade Leader
A fragmented report notes Telegeums in Asrlet and mentions Gen Daniel EB. It references Sickle’s comrade and a political party leader. The piece also briefly alludes to India experiencing a terrible cyclone.
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Daniel EB
Sickle
Diana Loose in Argyle Park
A Chicago Times sketch reports a chaotic scene in Argyle Park as locals search for Diana the mare who escaped from a stable. Neighbors, including women and children, join a cautious hunt while a preacher cautions against shaming the distressed animal. The discovery reveals the horse wandered freely under trees near the lake shore as responders converge.
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Cicago Times
Diana
Argyle Park
Eveniuis
Ghigngo
Shaw
Tai
Tata
Mat Aizlin
Lin
Dome
Willie
Annie
Tig Tan
Ted
Wormus
Dinbe
Christian Temperance Aplon
Dian
District Attorney withdraws demurrer in murder case
In Waupaca Wisconsin on October 24 the district attorney filed a demurrer to the defendant's plea in abatement but after Judge Webb explained the demurrer’s effect he moved to withdraw and asked time to file an answer. The judge set tomorrow morning for continued action and advised consultation with counsel.
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Discriet
Mane
Wisconsin notes mix old lore with local crime
A jumble of Wisconsin items covers Portage visitors, family anniversaries, a Berlin city blast relic, a Kenosha horse with a lizard, fires at Fond du Lac and Blair, a St Paul cathedral wedding, and arrests in New York and Saint John. Names include Squire Brisban, Miss Edith Fortaing Rose, Henry Penmisy, and D L Rutz, with mentions of Beloit, Ashland, Milwaukee, Oshkosh, and Oneida.
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Wisconsin News
Squire Brisban
Portage
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Kabluge
Eianoy Holt
Sud Mas
Jewell
Jewett’s Milla
Wis
Lave
Undauxuriage
Minneapolis
Louie
Sjhetwen Bouks
Stulen
Siopher Cuimparoy
Wb Ashland
Deb Emer
Ibe
Kula Spener
He Milton Telephone
Janesville
Meussua
Gyuma Bay
Visihes
Davids Indian Reservation
Barher Cleary
Ile
Ashinmi
Tire
Blair
Atvesizid Amd
Gall
Yasite
Whitney
Beloit
Krill
Basil
Ath Mow
Dnal Webster
Ieee
Whitewster
Ber Lowe
Spengeport
Ddobert
Davis
Port Hype
Ber Lone
Andolpl
Jens
Putin Des Murlus
Ned
Berlin
Salman Wright
Erin
Atte Wieils
Bux
Hey Dock
Oshkoshi
Edith Fortaing
Superior
Nee
Peter Bell
Fond du Lac
Misa Hottle Burry
Elkhorn
Henry Penmisy
Lows
Minne Sebusts
Poward Lewis
la Beaver Dam
Tueron P. Keator
India
AY Ipleton
James Heny
Platteville
Detroit Bree Press reports a hot spell scene on Woodward Avenue
During a heat wave a resident stacked meters over his front door and, after several neighbors consulted, two elderly men paused by the row of instruments. One asked if they were for sale and the proprietor replied they were not as the price seemed too high. The observer noted the moment and moved on cheerfully.
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Wooll
Tavnist
Diomipistand
Waitiont Bariklys Geetent
UMNL
Eixteen Soars
Oly
Sulnonnoo
Peters Dakhys
Delisare
Tata
Mae Talliros
Savligs Barks
Tiscalinge Ut National
Bass
Uclpis
TST
le Loskes
Aiuk Lakers
New York
Brooklyn
Detroit
Woodwart Avenue
Three Pillars of a Great Nation, Bacon Says
The quotation asserts three keys to national greatness: fertile golf, busy workshops, and easy conveyance for people and goods from any place to any place, highlighting infrastructure and industry as foundational strengths.
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Bacon
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Khel
Sue Dugan
Hue
Glassig
du Chine
Fiat
United States
Mt Touipe
Ratti
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Asrlet
Diana Loose
Autre Dole
Intercolonial Freizhe
St John
D. L. Rutz
The
Doy
God Renubilits
Canton
Ilinois
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