Democratic Rally Draws 10000 in Shelbyville Indiana
In Shelbyville Indiana Judge Thurman and Democratic speakers address a crowd of about 10 000 at a campaign barbecue. Thurman criticizes tariff policy and governmental spending while praising Grover Cleveland and urging continued honest Democratic government ahead of elections.
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Shelbyviler
Ind
Judge Thurman
Indiana
Grover Cleveland
United States
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Senator Voorhees
Stevenson
Fort Wayne
Blaine Attacks Sugar Trust Change Cited In Congress
Blaine spoke to a large crowd in New Albany noting that Congress altered the sugar standard from No 18 to No 16 after Havemeyer testified. He claimed Senator Allison found 6 million dollars in Mills committee moves favoring trusts. He also cited Fairchild defense of a 60 million loan to pet banks with no interest.
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Fairchild
New Albany
Ind
Blaine
People’s Theatre
Congressional
Havemeyer
Sugar Trust
Ways and Mens Committee
Ways and Means Committee
House
Allison
New York
German Frigates Ordered to Zanzibar for Protection
Berlin Oct 10 German frigates Moltke Stosch Genessenau and Charlotte carrying sixty six mins and crew of 1 680 have orders to immediately proceed to Zanzibar to protect German interests at Naples preparation to salute the Emperor. The German Emin Bey relief expedition is to be greatly diminished.
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Berlin
Moltke
Stosch
Genessenau
Charlotte
Naples
Emperor
Mayor Hewitt Denies Not Supporting National Ticket
New York report quotes Mayor Hewitt calling a published claim he would not back the national Democratic ticket a lie. He refused further comment after a sharp remark about the lie. The item notes Blaine’s travel with a party. speech stops en route to Lafayette.
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New York
Hewitt
United Press
New Albany
Blaine
Louisville
Chicagro Road
Lafayette
Exclusion Act Affirmed By San Francisco Judge
Judge Sawyer of the United States circuit court upheld the recent Chinese exclusion act as constitutional and ordered all Chinese in the harbor and en route to be sent back. About 30,000 Chinese are affected with 30,000 return certificates outstanding. roughly 3,000 prior residents in China had lived in the U S before the act. An appeal to the Supreme Court is planned while 600 have arrived since the law, and over 700 are sailing from China.
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Fairchild
United States
Treasury
Senate
High Court of the People
the Treasury
Republic
Cleveland
Kentucky
Republican Party
South
Blaine
Lafayette
Ind
Sawyer
San Francisco
United States Circuit Court
China
United States Supreme Court
Pope Declares William's Rome Visit Officially Approved
Cardinal Rampolla states the pope is satisfied with Emperor William's Rome visit and that the emperor recognizes papal sovereignty. Prof Von Esmarch II is critically ill in New York after a West trip and fall illness. Santa Fe orders cut in worker hours by 16 percent affecting 10,000 employees and $20,000 weekly payroll reduction.
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Cardinal Rampolla
William
von Esmarch II TI
New York
Prof
von Esmarch
Frederick Lange
Lexingtoni Avenue
Santa Fe
Topeka
Kan
Sands
Reducing the Copper Output in American Mines
Boston reports a French copper syndicate order to cut copper output at American mines. The decision may raise prices by half a cent per pound and could displace about 1,000 miners from work.
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Boston
Mass
National Democrat Seized for Debt in Illinois
The National Democrat, organ of the Democracy of the Tenth district, seized by the constable on five writs for small debts. Property advertised for sale at constable's sale on the 25th. Also noted is a separate item criticizing Dr Mackenzie's book without refutation.
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National Democrat
ProRia
Ills
Tenth District
Silver from the Photographers in Chicago
A Chicago man profits by stealing photographic paper and extracting silver. He visits photo galleries to burn and refine ashes, taking 20 percent of the recovered silver, sometimes earning over $100 in a few weeks. The method is hard work but lucrative.
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Chicago Herald
Doctor Tanner Promotes Life Principle and Death Delays
Chicago interview with Dr H B Tanner reveals plans to delay burial by delaying decomposition test and to explore human hibernation. He cites European societies on apparent death, recounts 40 day fast in New York and contemplates sealing in an airtight coffin for study.
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Chicago Tribune
Not a Success in New York Women Run Restaurant
The Detroit Free Press laments women running a New York restaurant as a failure citing stinginess and mismanagement. A Winnipeg spoof notes Grover’s retaliation against Jean Canuck with a boomerang aimed at confederation and predicts his downfall next November.
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Detroit Free Press
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Dress Reform for Man by Prentice Mulford
Prentice Mulford argues against rigid male dress norms, urging removal of waistcoats and excessive layers. He cites inconvenience and heat, noting the burden of eleven pieces of clothing and proposing simpler attire for comfort and readiness across settings. He extends the call to women as well.
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Attre
Vuman
Prentice Mulford
New York Star
Life stages of the salmon from fry to spawning adult
The article traces salmon development from egg to fry parr snap salmon and grilse and finally mature salmon. It notes 80 to 100 days hatch in gravel beds a fry one inch long carmine spots at three months and half the hatch reaching the sea with others staying freshwater. It mentions mislabeling in markets and a wholesale destruction policy.
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Globe-Democrat
Rice in a Will Country of YPub Kien China
In YPub Kien China a hilly region with swift streams and limited roads yields a landscape where rice terracing spreads across hills and valleys. The text notes diverse local dialects and a landscape shaped by water courses, with sedan chairs as the travel method and limited boat access inland.
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Ypub-Kien
China
Cerner
Aimee
Puli-Kien
Ley
Globe-Democrat
Hic Saved Three Cents at New York Slot Machine
A fragment describes Alan guiding his wife and three children to a coin scale style machine in a North River establishment. He uses the weighted moves to gain three cents, stepping each child onto the scale to adjust the readouts and collect the small payoff. The text is garbled and incomplete.
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North River Feay
Coon
Portable Cooker Promises Low-Cost Steam Heat for 30
The French government orders 20 000 of the new portable cooker for camp use. Inventor Mr Wanzer claims three courses can feed thirty people with heating and cooking costing under two pence, using a clockwork mechanism powered by steam heat.
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Wanzer
Newark Election Shifts Power in Local Council Race
Democrats report a smaller Newark majority dropping from 1805 to 100. Republicans win eight of fifteen aldermen, gaining a six vote edge for the common council. Fourteenth ward Germans back GOP, Essex County leans Harrison by about 2000. Democratic effort statewide uncertain with Newark’s results.
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Espetiin
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Fourteenth Ward
Essex County
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