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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1893
Page
6
Fragmented question about Ayre and its supply
The readable parts are unclear. It seems to ask about Ayre and its supply, possibly a mis-typed query. No concrete event, date, or entities are identifiable for a factual newsroom summary.
Death of James G. Blaine Ends a Brilliant Career
Death ends the life of James Gillespie Blaine, the famed American statesman born in Pennsylvania and raised in Maine. The obituary recounts his rise from editor of the Kennebec Journal to Speaker of the House, Secretary of State, and Republican nominee, detailing the illness that felled him, his family lineage, and his wife Mrs. Blaine’s devoted, influential role.
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Maine
Blaine
James G. Blaine
Repubean
Congress
House of Reprentatives
Senate
Garfield
United States
Tate
Mr. Blaine
Lipo
Bar Harbor
New York
Monongahela River
Gillespie Blaine
West Brownaville
Ephraim Blaine
Valley Forge
Europe
America
Carlisle
Washington County
Economites
Philadelphia
Jamies
James
Washington College
John C. Hervey
Wheelng
James Gillespie Blaine
Ephraim L
Maria Gillespie Blaine
Indian Hill Farm
Western Military Institute
Silve Lick
Harriet Stanwood
Stanwood
Millersburg
Institute For the
Augusta
Kennebec Journal
Portland Advertiser
Giaine
Filican State Committee
Walker
Emmons
Alice
James G., Jr
Maggaret
Harriet
Dakota Legislature Deliberates Bills and World’s Fair Plans
The Daily Report details Senate and House actions with Dollard and Packard bills, proposed committees for the World’s Fair inspection, and new measures including tax changes, county audits, and licensing. It notes limited progress in the House on the 24th and 27th, with extensive debate on various fiscal and legal reforms and a dull session on the 28th.
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Trornby
Major
Packird
Chicago
Mair
Byll
Office of Immigration Commissioner
Commissioner of Public Lands
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Fowler
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United States
Senate
Brockway
Star
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Staten University
Representative Holmes
South Dakota
Representative Sheldon
Fenelon
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Whitbee
Price
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Stdam
Blaine
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Stuyerud
Almerman
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Personal notes and career hints from many notable figures
Reports from New York mention Mrs G Howard Coveny planning a stage return in The Mighty Dollar. In Trenton a champagne basket funded James Smith Jr's Senate win. Wisconsin's Pausipert Anans notes mechanics and engineering as fastest growing faculty. Arthur Severn to write anecdotes on John Ruskin. Greek Minister M Gunnanius recalled after Athens break. Henry M Finny's Atlantic Telegraph memoir ready soon. Mrs Wasnai Gquarn of Port Norris turns 106 on April 20. Sir Hampany Macanrnuy, secretary of the Chinese legation, served as a British Regiment surgeon in China. Bea Treswarn Suompsox retires after 52 years navy service. pension may be modest vs bounty-jumpers.
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G. Howard Coveny
Florence
Trenton
James Smith, Jr
United States Senate
New Jersey
Pausipert Anans
University of Wisconsin
Arthur Severn
John Ruskinu
M. Gunnanius
London
Athens
Law
Henry M. Finny
Atlantic Telegraph
Cyrus W. Field
Wasnai Gquarn
Port Norris
Hanipany Macanrnuy
China
Bea Treswarn SuoMpsox
United States Navy
Footprints in the sands of time fossil find in Connecticut Valley
Quarrymen in Port land sandstone quarries unearthed a 130 foot deep fossil slab bearing marks described as footprints of anisidhnus deweyanus, a crocodile bird from ancient Connecticut Valley. Prof William North Rice of Wesleyan University notes the bayed earlier Connecticut River era and the creature’s bathing grounds, while a Catskill summer storm anecdote recalls the impermanence of life.
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Portland
Connecticut Valley
Connecticut
Sound
Massachusetts
Gigantic Flag Poles Headed to Chicago for World’s Fair
The Spokane Review reports ten large logs will serve as flag poles for the Washington State building at the World’s Fair. They will be transported in three train sections of fourteen cars each. Except for the two largest logs, pairs will ride two per car, totaling seven flat cars in length. The two heaviest logs require single-car strings. Each section’s end cars rest on raised pivoted blocks to handle curves, with the middle of the load clearing the car on bends. The piece also includes a joke dialogue about housekeeping and dressing a turkey.
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Spokane Review
Chicago
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