Senator Blackburn Expresses His Political Opinion
WASINGTON November 26 Senator Blackburn of Kentucky is quoted saying no one in the Democratic party doubts Cleveland will be renominated He thinks Carlisle will not seek a second ticket spot The vice presidential candidate will come from Illinois with a name starting with B When asked about Commissioner Black he made no reply
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Wasitington
Senator Blackburn
Kentucky
Cleveland
Carlisle
Illinois
Commissioner Black
Bank Closed For Liquidation At Pirrspunc Novelty
The American Bank in Pirrspunc is closed for liquidation. Settlements will be made as soon as possible. The bank had little recent business. It has a capital of 200000 dollars and stockholders are individually liable.
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Pirrspunc
American Bank
Beach Wins World Championship Sculling Race At Stonery
In Stonery Nova Scotia Hanlan challenged Beach in a thrilling sculling final. Beach led from the start and held off Hanlan to win by two lengths before thousands of spectators.
Freight derailment blocks Lake Shore line near Adrian
In Adrian Michigan on November 26 a collision between the fifth eastbound Lake Shore freight and the fourth section derailed 25 cars and wrecked one engine. Three employees were seriously wounded and hospitalized. main line transportation is blocked.
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Adrian
Mich
Lake Shore
Prohibition Vote Results Across Dakota Counties
From Bismarck official counts show the division majority in Dakota likely under 3,000. Three counties in North Dakota voted for division while fifteen in South Dakota voted against it. Eight counties opposed prohibition in the territory. In Chicago the Garrity Kennedy shooting case was continued for ten days as Kennedy could not appear. Garrity says the shooting was accidental.
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Bismarck
Dakota
North Dakota
South Dakota
ChicaGo
Garrity
Michael Kennedy
Kennedy
Sound Doctrine From Huron in Aberdeen Report
Augustine Davis criticizes Huron’s focus on the division effort and warns more value lies in railroads and manufacturing. He supports the Sioux Falls capital plan but notes broader backing for division exists. Davis says Aberdeen errs to push a capital project against voter will, predicting Hagerty will admit the error within five years.
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Augustine Davis
Iuronite
Aberdeen
Mr. Hagerty
Huron
Davis
Mr. Davis
Territorial
Sioux Falls
Mr Sparks Ailment and Dakota State Admission Talk
The Peoria Journal condemns Mr Sparks as an egotist and self serving official who overreaches in land grant duties claiming a patriot stance while Sioux City Journal notes Aberdeen pushes for Dakota admission as a whole and questions capital location with a convention set for December 15.
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Peoria Journal
Sparks
Sioux City
Capital Location Debate in Dakota Statehood Path
A fragment discusses where the capital should sit in Dakota Territory as it seeks statehood. It notes that Dakota is not yet ready to join the union and delays a decisive move on the capital’s placement.
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Vention
Dakota
Union
Adjutant Jumper Apologizes for One State Circulars
Aberdeen November 21 1857 Assistant Adjutant General S H Jumper issues a circular to posts apologizing for distributing the so called one state convention circulars with General Orders No 6. He admits sole responsibility and expresses regret for the harm caused while declining to discuss other matters.
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Aberdeen
S. H. Jumper
G. A. KR
G. KR. R
Col. ‘Taylors
G. A. St
G. A. Kt
F.C
Ss. S. UL
Notable 19th Century Personalities From Global Figures
EdisonPlans winter home in Butte County California. Brooklyn plans statue of Meury Ward Beecher near Plymouth church. Perry of Michigan weighs Utah move, with vast mines. Grady eyeing northern lectures on The New South. Bancroft, aged scholar, still horses and year. Southmuny oldest Connecticut elector at 93. Kalakaua invites San Francisco yachtsmen for 50th birthday on Nov 16. Bret Harte in London with Belgian minister’s house. Phelps travels to Scotland to visit Tweedale, then Sir John Rose. Ruskin laments his own profile in Praeterita. Hidemaro Namboo, Princeton 1878 graduate, now Tokio court astronomer. Eugene II, Sweden’s young painter prince, Paris study. Sir Robert Ball notes superior Canadian skies. Whitelaw Reid’s new look post illness. J J Phelps shoots stag in Inverness region deer forest. Mrs Mankaesy defends husband’s fiscal prudence. Duc DOrleans to tour US next spring. profile resembles Louis XVI. William Russell Sever, Harvard’s oldest graduate at 97, dies. no living 1517 Harvard grad known.
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Henry W. Grady
Mantrers
North
New South
George Bancroft
Willian Southmuny
Connecticut
King Kalakaua
San Francisco
Bret Harte
London
Mr. Phelps
Scotland
Marquis of Tweedale
John Rose
Ruskin
Praeterita
Susan Beever
Robert Ball
America
Rocky Mountain
Whitelaw Reid
New York Tribune
Slow Arsenical Poisoning From False Teeth Enamel
A railroad conductor reports his wife s disappearance in health due to arsenic in false teeth enamel. He quotes medical bafflement and warns thousands of women may be poisoned yearly as particles are swallowed during chewing. The Globe-Democrat source notes delayed diagnosis andfatal risk.
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Globe-Democrat
Development of the Trotter and Southern Interest
Senator Daniel of Virginia favors trotting races as the gait that blends utility with pleasure. A Richmond judge’s theory suggests thoroughbreds adapted to undulating lands may naturally develop into trotters, guiding stock for both trotters and runners. Health rules are criticized as unhealthy amid a note on illness and confinement.
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Daniel
Virginia
Hartford
Judge Hughes
Richmond
Tsaw
Great Plains
Hughes
New York Tribune
Spiders at Washington Lighted Buildings Attract Webs
The Chicago Times notes electric lights on public buildings in Washington draw numerous spiders and their webs. The increased lighting obscures architectural outlines as workers report many insects drawn by the glow. Local authorities consider impact on visibility and city aesthetics.
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Washington
Chicago Times
Heat Indicating Paint On Wires Shows Excess Current
In a Boston transcript report the heat indicating paint applied to electric wires changes color with current. The red color turns dark as heat rises and finally becomes black, conclusively showing the current is too strong.
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Boston
Blowback Device Stops Steam Noise On Railways
The Cincinnati Indianapolis St Louis and Chicago line employs a blowback device that returns waste steam to the tank, preventing noise and accidents as horses fear escaping steam. The simple system works whether the engine stands or moves, reducing derailment risk and rider alarm.
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Cincinnati
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Chicago
New York Mail and Express
Patents and Costs Flag yearly US Inventive Output
It is estimated that discoveries, inventions and compounds patented each year in the United States never amount to anything and cost about $2,000,000.
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United States
Bat legend haunts a Kansas City Times clipping
An experienced sportsman notes bats are hard to shout at as they are quick and agile. He claims a bat can fly away with twenty holes in its wings, a tale told in the Kansas City Times.
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Kansas City Times
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Hanlan
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Mister Garrity
Mr. Sparks
Edison
Butte County
Cal
Brooklyn
Meury Ward Beecher
Plymouth
Ehurchy
Senator Perry
Michigan
Utah
J. J. Phelps
England
Lord Tweedmouth
Guisachan
Inverness-shire
Deer Forest
St Slass
You Duc D'Orleans
Comte de Paris
Duke
Louis XVI
William Russell Sever
Harvard College
Harvard
Sover
Philadelphia
Gunder K. Gunderson
Daxey Curing
Nakota University
Mitchell, Dakota
Territorial Board of Education
P. A. Reno
Top
GEO. A. Macbeth & CO
Pittsburgh, Pa
Tsege
Mitchell
Dov
Stamp Do Sanden Electric Co
LaSalle St
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
The
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Roaby Railre
Re Miler
A.V. H. Carpenter
Gen's
F. Teer
H. Hrafford
Merwe Wehbe
Wisconkin
R. McMillen & CO
Randall & Wheelock
Jukota
Depot
Mt. Vernon
James River
Main Street
Woonsocket
M. M. Hitchcock
Davison
Frank Weller
Mitchell National Bank
W.G. Davison
L. N. Seaman
J. S. TerwiLiker
N, L. Davison, Cashier
H. G. Chandler
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