A Woman at the Bottom Professor Gefficken Scapegoat
London reports the Hamburg arrest of Professor Gefficken for allegedly divulging extracts from the late Emperor Frederick’s diary. Indignation grows among the monarch’s friends at perceived government overreach while officials seek evidence without direct testimony. The proceedings with Professor Gerlicken span long hours and show effort to dodge direct lines of inquiry.
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Gefficken
London
Hamburg
Frederick
Prince Bismarck
Victoria
Gerlicken
Fragmentary OCR Note Raises Questions About 300ds A.
A garbled passage references dates and names but remains largely unreadable. Context hints at a miscellaneous record with possible dates like 25 and an event or reel, yet essential actions or parties are unclear.
Premier Greenway accused of bribe in Manitoba probe
Long fragment from Manitoba news noting alleged $12,500 bribe paid by North props to influence charter amendments and rail action. References to Premier Greenway, written promises, and pending parliamentary outcomes. Also mentions Sioux commission purchases and Minnesotan events.
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Public Free Press
Greenway
Northeprops
Manitoba
Green
Kimmier
Northern Pacific
Senate debate on epidemic importation measures and House actions
The Senate discussed Callon's resolution to expand the epidemic disease committee and prevent imports from abroad before referring it to the committee on epidemic diseases. In the House McCreary was named speaker pro tem amid proceedings on the deficiency bill and a conference report approving $100,000 for yellow fever relief was agreed to.
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Senate
Washington
Oct
Callon
United States
McCreary
Carlisle
Conference
House
Lincoln life project seeks author for Statesman series
Briefs note Houghton Mifflin & Co. applied to Carl Schurz to write a life of Abraham Lincoln for the American Statesman series. Other items report Brundage H. Welton, insurer of Binghamton, stabbed by cigarmaker William Gilbert. Virginia McTavish denies engagement to the Duke of Norfolk. an Indian captured near Albuquerque linked to a two year old ambush with seven of ten killed. Hadji Hossein Ghooly Kahn arrives as Persia envoy in Washington. Illinois Supreme Court denies new trial to Newton Watt in a 1886 murder case. Lizzie Kessler abduction suspect Hilmer jailed then discharged. J. J. C. Daughters of Erie dies en route to Los Angeles. Sir Arthur Sullivan’s new opera The Yeoman of the Guard. Professor Gefficken’s diary publication controversy with emperor’s secret papers.
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Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Carl Schurz
Abraham Lincoln
American Statesman
Albuquerque
N. M
Persia
Hadji Hossein Ghooly Kahn
Washington
Illinois Supreme Court
Newton Watt
Henry Swartz
Express
Kellogg Nichols
Joliet
Norris
III
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Report
Chicago grains and provisions show continued bullish activity with December wheat rising from opening to 1.087 and May to 1.08. Prices for corn oats pork lard short ribs hogs and cattle move within varied ranges across October November December and May contracts. St Paul notes No 1 hard wheat 1.18 bid and flax seed at 1.20 while Indians’ population decline eyed at about 2,000 annually.
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Chicago
Garcana
St. Paul
Northern
Upland
Timothy
What It Means For The Farmer In Free Trade Debate
An analysis arguing that tariff protection benefits farmers, detailing wool, flax, hemp, jute and other crops. It outlines risks of Mills bill free lists, warns about loss of land and jobs, and cites factory and agricultural interdependence. The piece endorses protectionism and cites editorials from the San Francisco Chronicle and Cleveland Leader.
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New York Mail
Express
Scott
Pennsylvania
Mills
Cleveland
The
San Francisco Chronicle
United States
Dancers reveal toil behind graceful pirouettes and Gaelic legends
The article recalls Mile. Dorst and Nathalie Fitzjames detailing the brutal training of young ballet dancers including early starts, groove boxes, and strenuous methods. It also juxtaposes Highland stories of clan wrongs with social reserve in cities and notes on Charlestown life and unusual leather.
Northern Pacific agrees to taxes settlement with county officials
The conference between the Northern Pacific and county commissioners results in a deal to pay into the territorial treasury before October 31 a gross earnings tax for 1886-87 totaling about $103,000. Counties will strike from 1887 and prior years’ land taxes from the assessment rolls.
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Northern Pacific
Territorial Treasury
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