MARSHFIELD BRIEFS AND ELECTION NOTES FROM OSU OHIO
A chaotic miscellany reports ex senator Mills defecting beliefs in money, a Belgrade mishap injuring Waehbira, and Northwest Yankees aiding the treasury with small notes. It notes Keystone Gold Mining loss, a Louisville caisson blast killing four, a deadly Great Northern collision near Mey, mentions Osceola, and lists political missteps and naval court actions.
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Barnes
Howard Vietzel
Stuget Q. Mills
Lexus
Seputor Shermay
Gov
McKinley
Ohio
Waehbira
Belgrade
Mian
New York
Keystone Gold Mining Company
St. Paul
Keystone
Fee
Louisvile
Great Norrliers
Mey
Ming
Hogebin
Sumner
Colottabia
la Grosse
Louisville
Grand Army of the Republic
Santa Clara
Hile
Conmiltee
United States
Fragmented historic notice on global figures and crimes
The clipped text cites various figures and events including a Peruvian president, forgery conviction of Cady Gunnin, German political groups, Dr Kennedy at an American college, Cape Colony premier influenza note, Armenian affairs concessions, Aguirrez released to Cuba, Tullo Sin gully accused, and a Standard Oil agent in Baku purchasing a large quantity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Maria Aguirrez
Aayana
Cuba
Tullo
Standard Oil Company
Hae
Baku
Rurala
German British steamer pact to lift freight and passenger rates
The text notes a pending agreement between German and British steamer companies, with a plan to raise freight and passenger rates. It mentions a purchase of 8,500,000 pounds of crude naphtha and indicates the arrangement will take effect on October 1.
Consolidation of unions signals labor push across regions
Reports describe reformers forming cooperatives in the Dakotas and New Mexico unions merging to form stronger fronts. Labor moves include women workers organizing in Neponset and Ta Governor Altgeld backing union-built southern facilities. News notes sweatshop counts, rail workers funds, and wage debates as unions rally nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Soch Wales
Thomas I. Rhid
Michigun
Altgeld Rogisia
Anne
Jolbn Vraney
New York City
Lye
Cape
Africa
Union Steel
Archer
Ashload
Hruse
A. 2. of L
Genoa Printers’ Union of
New York
Pina
Gunposki
LOT
New York Starvsa Eitugy
Ube Owion
Phe Vty Council
Manchester
Bie Wind
Tae
Uetors
Tiebholit
Lehigh
Etibne Goll
Washington
Chicago
Ares
Tol Tara
DHL
Alen
al Eurpluyes
Ducve Poli
Novel chest and frame ideas for home decor from old advice
Reading a Victorian decor feature, the piece describes a decorative oak chest with a carved design, a niche for a receptacle, and a porcelain or glass frame to hold four pictures. It suggests placing the wall shelf and small vase in a sunny corner of a morning room, noting English taste favors intimate framed images.
Bank Gold Movements Surpass Records As Banks Aid Treasury
New York Sep 14 A swelling wave of gold deposits from banks joined to support the treasury steadied the market. Reported gold shipments abroad for the week reach 7.2 million, with 4.5 million today. Morgan says the bond syndicate remains, continuing to support the reserve. Officials warn the future course hinges on cotton and grain export movements and gold withdrawals may fuel further bond issues.
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New ‘York
Stertzin
Lazare Freeves
Qphich
Te Pond Agnifi
Cole
United States Treasury
Treasury
Lazard Freres
Werchandise
Rulius
Pirther
New York
J. Pierpont Morgue
Mr. Morgan
Stovks
Urgent landlady complaint over rent in London magistrate court
An apeal Wady complained to a London magistrate that a landlord kept pressing for rent. Indy followed a hymn to the church and asked for it there. The landlady whispered during the response, and when the reply said incline our hearts to pay our rent the magistrate found it very annoying yet noted Meg Yoilt had no case.
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London
Indy
Haeto
Mary Anderson and the stage life a faded star opens new chapter
The narrative recalls Mary Anderson a renowned stage figure who retired at her peak after marriage to Antonio de Navarro. It notes her education at Ursuline convent in Tennessee, Catholic devotion, and the broad range of roles that marked her career from Juliet to Galatea. Her English triumphs exceeded her American fame, followed by illness and a quiet home life in Bodo and Ferndale. The piece includes her simple wedding in England and reflections on marriage and stage.
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Mary Anderson
Lleury Abbey
Tamisville
Sue
Inter
Lds
Lady Macherh
Juliet
Meg Merilies
Pauling
Ingomarag
England
America
Antonio Dy Navarro
Mensner
New York
de Navarre
Jesseite
Bodo
Arasc
Ferndale
Domcastle
de Navarro
Bathing Suits: Monae Fabric Favored For Swimwear Fashion
A 19th century survey of bathing suit fabrics favors Monae for its whiteness and water-shedding smooth surface, with navy black and wine colors popular among swimmers. Descriptions cover construction details from waistlines to skirts, sleeves, and trim, including knickerbockers, belts, and decorative braids while noting modest lengths and styling.
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Freimes
Rencllent Sergery
Wheat Prices Fall Amid Mixed Crop Signals
Wheat declined sharply by about two coins per bushel while prospects for corn and a large crop loom. Steel and iron demand stays strong in the south and midwest as manufacturers seek large westward transactions. August railway earnings rise modestly, and banks report solid weekly date totals.
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New York
K. G. Dungaye
Coro
Bradstreet
Central West
Nebraska
Chicago
Iran
United States
Scheme of a French Count Promises Lottery Marriage Fortunes
A Frenchman Count de Berleg de Saint Gernipay writes a letter to a St Perens journal and the New York Tribune proposing a 1,000,000 chance lottery. Tickets cost one ruble. the holder of the winning number would marry the count and receive the château of Luis Prenghwhadeau. Proceeds allocate 250,000 for the winner’s bride, 240,000 for the conducting journal, 250,000 for the poor of Thusviu, and 2x more for the count. Critics warn the scheme may entail selling virtue for grainless wealth.
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Comte de Berleg de Saint Gernipiay
St. Perens
New York Tribune
Clare
Luis Prenghwhadeau
Witak
Thusviu
Atic
Gome
Cloud Mctures Development Guidelines For Plates
The text describes slow development of cloud and landscape photos to control soft shadows, using weak developers. It advises gradual plate handling, washing in clean water, and finishing with brush development using camelhair or cotton. It emphasizes uniform printing quality when clouds and landscape appear together in a single image.
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Eurepon
Development tips for landscape plate photography
The reader is guided through plate development steps for landscape scenes. Begin with a weak developer to bring out the initial outlines, then increase strength as the sky nears full development. Observe closely to prevent overdeveloping the sky while shadows mature, aiming for a balanced horizon and a satisfactory sky.
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Lindscape
Gou
Poiuelainly
Akuorher
Aleve
Phin
Ina
Harpers
Muble
American Boyhood Amid City Heat and Simple Ingenuity
A Washington Post account recalls a New Hampshire Avenue scene with a sleeping uniformed boy, a Cap itol breeze on a tricycle sail, and a sewing shop shark home device. A mother cools a baby under palm fans tied to sticks, illustrating resourceful, small acts of everyday American life.
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Waashington Post
New Hampshire Avenue
America
Capitol Bi
Capitoy Lt
Lim
Towing by Electric Canal Hauls Through Narrow Passage
Canal section tows are conducted by electric power with fixed generating houses at both ends. A submerged chain hauler and nineteen horsepower motor pull the tow through a narrow three and three fourths inch section. The electric current lights the tunnel and heats the canal during night use.
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Canal de Bourrozne
The Latest Name Debates In English Society
A fragment discusses changing terms in English society. It notes a shift away from certain old words, mentions a Yankee influence, and references Paris fashion. The piece hints at social language evolving while preserving some traditional phrases.
Keep Her Moving on the Bicycle
A playful verse follows a new mother as she pedals away with steady grace. The speaker celebrates her swift, independent motion and cheerful departure from daily chores, capturing a lively moment of balance and motion.
Polish alliance to build Chicago headquarters at 75000
The Polish alliance has decided to construct a headquarters building in Chicago at a cost of 75000 dollars. The woman referred to as the bew may survive one ant of gold if she behaves as described.
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Aliance
Chi- Veaga
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Cady Gunnin
Kaiser Wilhel
Congt von Waldensee
Dr. Kennedy
Amercain College
Pramier
Cape Colony
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Cloud McTures
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Paris
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