Bryan Makes Four Speeches in Connecticut Tour
William Jennings Bryan, amid few street displays, won hearty receptions in New Haven and Bridgeport Connecticut as he delivered four long addresses, attended two receptions, and spoke before a New England Democratic conference. Garvin of Rhode Island was added as an open air speaker. Bryan then returned to New York with most party members heading home.
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Business Boom in Trade and Manufacturing Outlook
R G Dun reports no check to progress with a brighter outlook as crop reports improve wholesale trade runs large scale and retail distribution may be heavy after the holidays. Manufacturing is strong, textiles uneven, cotton and woolen goods delaying orders. pig iron and steel show supply issues while farm staples prices fall, signaling ample crops and exports. Cases from Honolulu and St Petersburg cover shipwreck dynamics and a political suspect, with a soap factory fire in Orago.
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Loss Covered by Insurance in Prominent City Row
Loss estimated at 125000 is covered by insurance. The report cites various Ohio items including prominent Jewish anarchists leaving for the United States from Bialystok Sept 1, and a string of local dispatches from Cleveland Toledo Marietta Akron Lorain Upper Sandusky Fostoria Lima and Columbus.
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Uprising in the Provinces Shakes Santiago and Nearby Areas
Havana reports rising unrest in Santiago province with word of clashes in Cardenas between police and insurgents. Government troops pursue Pino Guerra but remain unable to close the gap, as insurgent guides and mountain trails keep him ahead. Americans fear insurrection affecting Cuba's eastern regions and property protection remains fragile.
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Records by Ohio men in Seagirt shooting tournament
Under near clear skies thousands watched national military shooting events at Seagirt New Jersey on September 1. In the regimental team match ten shots per range determined prizes with Sixth Massachusetts taking first at 772, Second Ohio second, Marine Corps first team fifth, Seventy first New York fourth. The Wimbledon cup long range event at 1000 yards was led by Captain J S Simon of the Ohio National Guard with 48, followed by Lieutenant Benedict Ohio 46, Sergeant Orr Ohio 45, and Captain H M Dell New Jersey 45.
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Grain and Livestock Prices Across Cities
Market figures from Chicago to Toledo show cattle ranges, hogs and sheep values, with prices for steers cows heifers and bulls in Chicago East Buffalo Pittsburg Cleveland Cincinnati New York and Toledo. Grain quotes include wheat oats corn and rye with No 2 red and mixed grades noted.
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Bringing It Home Exacting Parlor Exchange
In a dialogue from a period collection, Ethel and Bob debate affection and reason. The pair references Jove as a metaphor for madness while pondering who has been falling in love with the speaker.
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Sheridan Ashore on Barber's Point in Hawaii
Wireless dispatch reports the U S Army transport Sheridan grounded on Barber's Point Oahu. Second officer and crew reached shore after a swamped boat. Captain Peabody takes responsibility. Passengers and soldiers aboard may spend the night onboard as repairs and transfers are arranged amid heavy surf.
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Excitement in Japan Over Five Seal Poachers Killing
Victoria reports the Tartar brought word that five Japanese seal poachers were killed at Prybiloff islands amid nationwide shock. Papers debate whether Americans or Japanese-supplied crews were involved and whether the killings were justified. Azushi schooners report the incident to authorities.
Parts of speech in broken English tied to a childyer scene
A Chicago Tribune fragment shows Tommy Tucker quipping that language is “It's- it's when 4 nap stutters.” The brief oddity reflects playful wordplay and a teacher’s prompt about grammar in a broken English context.
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Streetcar Strike Near Settlement in San Francisco
San Francisco reports a favorable outlook for settling the street railway strike within 24 hours after President Calhoun authorized arbitration of disputed issues with the car men, contingent on workers returning to duty. Union officials are called to a mass meeting as talks continue.
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Murder and hangings amid national turmoil and disasters
Reports from Cuba and Mississippi describe a rising near Songo Cuba and the hanging of Lee Kingston in Canton Mississippi for murder. A Boston receiver takes control of Taylor Park Mining, while Harrisburg sees a suicide over bail denial. Omaha editor Edward Rosewater is found dead in court. A derailment near Wheeling claims two railroad workers.
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Strike on Texas Southern trains brings tie ups
A Marshall Texas special notes all Texas Southern trainmen went on strike, halting several trains. They demand hours cut from 12 to 10 and overtime pay. The line, under a receiver, will have a committee from the strikers meet today to arbitrate.
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Types of felons on the finger and their treatment
The article explains three varieties of felons in finger infections: superficial whitlow affecting skin, tendinous whitlow with pus in the tendon sheath risking crippling, and subperiosteal infection beneath the bone covering. It recommends early deep incision to relieve pressure, cautions against delay, and notes clay poultice as relief for superficial cases.
Miss Simpson Plucky Dressmaker Seeks Patronage
Mrs. Lombard discreetly promotes Dora Simpson to friends, arguing the forlorn dressmaker’s needs and patience. Dora, once supported by a sick brother, endured shifts from stenography to sewing, while neighbors wavering on her reliability are urged to give her a try despite past losses.
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