The Duke of Cleveland and Sir Henry Vane lineages linked
The piece traces the duke of Cleveland born Vane, a descendant of Sir Henry Vane, notorious in Commonwealth history. It notes the dukedom’s extinction, references royal and republican ties, and mentions family links through Harbors Villiers and the first duke, with commentary on titles and lineage. It also digresses into unrelated European political commentary and domestic farm guidance.
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Duke of Cleveland
Henry Vane
Cromwell
Harry Vane
Harry Vaal
Charli
Vane
Adytras
Harbars Villiers
Clevelynd
Turbulent Mexican revolution threatens Anthavy in latest telegram
Telegraph column reports instability in Mexico with a looming revolution endangering leadership. Financial notes include Chicago bank cleatings, a horseman from Myerstown, and multiple global concerns. Numerous brief items touch crime, wrecks, deaths, and business failures across the United States and Europe, reflecting a volatile global scene.
Bear Attacks Woodsman Enderly in Millbrook Woods
A woodsman Warren Enderly was attacked by a she bear while resting on a log in the Millbrook mountains. His dog Spot aided in driving off the bear after Enderly struck, killing the animal with an ax blow to the neck near the left fore shoulder. Enderly reported two cubs found beneath the cave but planned to raise them. The bear’s hide sold for five dollars to a traveling peddler.
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Walhin
Locono
Oister & Delaware
Adeville
N. 4
Warren Enderly
Millbrook
Enderly
Spot
Tae
Woodeman
Hod
Tim
Bevin
Enverly
Strikes and Riots Reported Across States
Sept 7 reports from multiple towns describe strikers attacking officers at Light's rolling mill in Muen Troma Lexanox Pa. One assailant shot. police struggled to quell riot. Also notes threshing progress with rising yields in Minnesota Dakota with 125 million bushels. train derailments claim two lives in Indiana. burglars fail to rob a Wisconsin post office, escaping with $125 in silver.
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Cease Muen Troma
Lexanox
Rata
Light
Northwest
Devil's Lake
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Éedmiuks
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Dakota
Nethisvrine
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Absconding Mayor Involved in $20,000 Scandal at Onawa
Onawa reports Gen. W Irefern, mayor of Broken Bow, entangled in a $20,000 matter as his former partner W Hewits fails, linked to Irefarn's alleged family issues and business dealings.
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Irefarn
Vast World Events From Wars to Harvests Across Continents
A chaotic 19th century mosaic reports Hungarian wheat harvest estimates near 728 to 736 million hectolitres, battles in South America, mine disasters, shipwrecks in Halifax, and riots in Valparaiso. It notes Sedan anniversary observances in Germany, a Ishang China conflict with burned missions, and crops stalled across Britain and Scotland amid storms. A Belgian plan targets Antwerp ports, while Turkish-Russian tensions surface and reports of Liberia’s tyranny alarm observers.
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Fires Ravage Towns and Claims Several Lives
A series of fires and disasters tolls several towns. In Ceres New York a fire destroyed the business district. near Troy Indiana a wreck killed five and injured thirty. in Pella Iowa a Monday morning fire leveled fourteen buildings and homes, causing about 90 000 in losses. Across Detroit River a collision sank two steam barges Morley and E H Jenks. In Oregon a warehouse blaze left 91 000 000 worth of property damaged and many homeless. Youngstown bridge workmen’s destruction and an Etruria sinking near New York mark other incidents. The captain’s son drowned in the Etruria disaster.
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Exie
Wisconsin News and Local District Actions
Wisconsin items report a special municipal election with W L Marshall named justice of the peace and Hugh Rodgers and Juba Alien elected as well as exonerations in Superior where Herman Smith was discharged amid blackmail claims. Other notes include adultery charges in Lancenter, forest destruction on Lac du Flambeau, Badger State Lumber quitting production, Clara Haron contest notice, Col Gray planning a Twenty eighth Wisconsin Infantry reunion, and George Hathaway Bra resigning Racine street railway post amid numerous calendar entries.
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W. L. Marshall
Hugh Rodgers
Juba Alien
W. B. Smith
Herman Smith
Superior
Po ‘Yue Ouga
Pally Mitchell
Sam J ¢ Smalley
Lancenter
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Badger State Lumber Company
Chippewa Falls
Eau Claire
Clara Haron
Col. Gray
Palmyra
Twenty-eighth Wisconsin Infantry
George B. Hathaway Bra
Belle City Street Railway
Racine
Cal
Antigo
Fall of Balmaceda Prompts Chilean Revolution
A detailed account outlines Balmaceda’s 1890 bid for a second term, cabinet power struggles, and congressional resistance leading to a revolution. It explains Balmaceda’s prorogation, the Conservative Committee’s checks, and his July 1 1891 act declaring control of funds and armed forces, ending in dethronement and upheaval.
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German Weavers Miserable Wages Spark Protection Debate
The piece reports on German weavers paid about 40 cents daily to support families, citing Herman Raster of the Staats Zeitung and contrasting German living costs with American wages. It includes political commentary on tariffs, the presidency vacancy, and railway safety remarks from a Chicago-based paper.
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Ulinois Staats Zeitung
Germany
United States
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Tribune
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Democratic Free Trade
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Amen
American photographer Carleton Graves arrested as spy in Mayence
An American identifying as Carleton Graves, a photographer from "Colombia," was arrested at Mayence on suspicion of espionage. His baggage was searched and he is detained pending a satisfactory explanation for actions deemed suspicious by German police, including alleged fortification reconnaissance.
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Bernin
Carleton Graves
Northwest Woolgrowers Face Future of Prosperity
The Northwest offers vast undeveloped lands for sheep and cereal farming. North Dakota and neighboring states show growing flocks, with 200,000 imported last year and belief that small, well managed flocks yield best results. Calls rise for protective legislation to shield domestic wool from foreign competition and to foster tin plate domestication to boost farm and factory markets. Aiming at industrial growth, the piece argues for American tin plate production and reduced dependence on imports.
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Meyer
Free Trade Efforts Uneven and Contested in Debates
Fragmented lines suggest a discussion of free trade and immigration policy. The text hints at tin plate manufacture and commercial concerns, with repeated outcry over immigration provisions and government rates. The garbled source omits clear names or dates, offering a snapshot of economic debate with rising protectionist tensions.
Tin Plate Machinery Expansion Sparks Demand
The Robinson-Rea company of Pittsburgh has a US Iron and Tin Plate contract for a 600 horsepower piston valve engine, two tin plate mills, and several doubling and trimming quarters. A Gurztuon foundry firm is to supply two tin plate mills within about six weeks, to be powered by the new engine and existing works. B. Searle & Sons build an iron tinning forge, Shifler Bridge adds to the main building, and Heine Safety Boiler of St. Louis is installing a new water-tubs boiler battery for tin plate operations.
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Itia
Robinson-Rea Manufacturing Company
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United States
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Tin Plate Sranufacturing Company
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Ares
A. Gurztuon Foundry Company
B. Searle & Sons
Shifler Bridge Company
Heine Safety Boiler Company
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Tin Plate Works
Truth and power weave through mind and earth in modern reflection
A fragmentary article discusses science myth and moral truth, contrasting electrical power from nature with latent human energy. It cites a Pennsylvania farmer puzzled by motors and laments the ease of truth, urging honesty in daily conduct and highlighting how small acts shape character. It ends with a Dubuque wedding note, noting Terrabella Shiras and Irvin Van Vieit married in Chicago.
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Curcago
Priest linked to murder case released on bonds
Savangan Missouri Sept 7 Rev August Lavoie who acted as spiritual adviser at the hanging of ailing Bulling yesterday has been released on bonds of 500 in answer to the charge of furnishing Bulling the weapon with which the murderer attempted suicide before the execution. It is generally believed the priest is innocent. Bulling left a letter directing the sheriff to return the revolver to his brother who knew to whom it belonged and how it came into his possession.
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Savangan
Missouri
August Lavoie
Biur
Thin
Builing
Illinois Wheat and 25 Million Bushels Forecast
The September crop report indicates Illinois wheat prospects over 25,000,000 bushels. For the month, 79,584 acres were threshed producing 1,431,403 bushels, an average of 18.03 bushels per acre, suggesting a statewide crop above 25,000,000 bushels.
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Appointed Inspectors Review Dubuque Iron Works Bid
Sept 5 report mentions Capt Howell and Capt Towne appointed aboard to assess Dubuque Iowa Iron Works as low bidder for construction of boat No 2 and to report on facilities. Also notes clothier Hobert Moors & Co issued deed of trust for their creditors.
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Eiake Ben Werke
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