Asbury Park S news on boardwalks and the summer girl
Special correspondence from Asbury Park New Jersey notes the city banners the board walk and the beach as the chief summer attractions. It highlights founder Bradley who preserves control of beach rules and a modest bathing culture while the summer girl saunters verandas reads light novels and enjoys rides and rowing.
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Bradley
Asbury Park
N. J
James A. Bradley
Asbury
Asbury Girl
Newport
Narragansett
Cowan Grove
Hfo
Lome Asbury Parke
Anita
Ashbury
Ocean
Ocean Grove
Assary Park
Tong
Charles Applebee
Wool consumption shrinks as cheap wool fails to boost use
An analysis notes the 1893 American wool clip reached 481 million pounds used domestically, while imports dropped about 120 million pounds. Despite a larger home clip, overall consumption fell by about 184 million pounds from the prior year, challenging tariff reform rhetoric. It argues that lower prices do not raise consumption and links wage levels and employment to demand across U.S. industry.
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United States
America
Cleveland's New Path to Forty Ascendancy in 1402 Speech
In a January 8 1402 address to the New York Business Men's Democratic association Grover Cleveland denounces pledges ignored and a supposed new route to party ascendancy. He criticizes repudiating the 1492 platform and Jacksonian spirit, accusing Cleveland and Confederate allies of steering the party toward Southern aristocracy and retreat from industrial vigor.
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Grover Cleveland
New York Business Men's Democratic Association
Jackson
Grover Creviland
United States
Grover
Jerstland
Whistling Jack and a Noted New Hampshire Judge
The article recounts how Jack McCarthy earned the nickname Whistling Jack after using whistling to cure his stutter in Pittsburg a decade ago. It also highlights John Dudley, a popular New Hampshire judge from 1770 to 1791, praised for duty though limited in formal education.
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Jack McCarthy
Whistling Jack
Tim
Jak
United States
Jack
Pittsburg
Whistley Jack
New York Mail and Express
John Dudley
New Hampshire
Parsons
Massachusetts
Dudley
Tariff Reform Critique and Social Reform Proposal
A lengthy editorial condemns tariff reform as a dishonest policy driven by stock lobbying and bribery, arguing it harms northern industry and rewards party friends. It condemns Democratic leaders and presses for laying aside the measure. A homily follows on maintaining hope and turning toward the light, then a satirical letter proposes tattooing wedding-ring marks to curb infidelity and deceit, inviting public response.
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House
Senate
Finance Committee
Second Wind and Stratford Death of History in News
The piece discusses the physiological concept of a second wind in long distance running, noting lungs opening fully with effort and that trained runners feel little difference from start to finish. It pivots to a Stratford upon Avon anecdote about selling ancient church doors as lumber and locals objecting to their destruction for a pigsty, highlighting historic relics versus commerce.
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Stratford-upon-Avon
Shakespeare
Pall Mall
Spectral Visit in Churchyard and Erudite Alphabet History
A reader recalls a morning apparition in a Newcastle churchyard proving his friend Mr Tate was alive elsewhere. The note then shifts to Philippe Berger’s history of alphabets, citing Phoenician roots, 16 to 22 characters, and Auer’s Sprachalle with old hieroglyphic forms and evolution across 400 possible sets into 50 via Greek adoption.
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Miss B
Mr. Tate
Mr Tate
Tate
Newcastle
England
Philippe Berger
Auer
Vienna
St. Louis Republic
Ex-Speaker Reed Wears Funny Kentucky Trousers
Washington Post reports ex speaker Reed in a Kentucky tow outfit that was cool yet baggy with creases on the sides. His wide creases drew comments from all, leaving him tired as the house adjourned. A Youth's Companion quip notes life as a workshop where workers fear losing their jobs by night.
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Reed
Kentucky
Mr. Reed
Washington Post
Touching Ant Queen Scene With Sir John Lubbock
A narrated visit to Sir John Lubbock in London features his ancient ant queen, age noted at 14 years, and the astonishment at her death. The account describes how workers mourn and attempt to revive her, the ants’ cemeteries for kin, and the care of larva by nurse ants, with reflections on anthropomorphism by Rev. H. C. McCook.
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Sir John Lubbock
London
Sir John
John Lubbock
Royal Deathroom
Auta
Notin
Anta
Chambora
H. C. McCook
Northwestern Christian Advocate
Document Clerk and Lobbyist Debate Tariff Bill Prints
A Capitol document room scene shows a lobbyist from the South pressing for a tariff bill copy amid a chorus of prints. The clerk explains the 12 prints exist from various stages of House and Senate action, urging study of the Congressional Record for clarity. Also noted is a China ruler rumor and a tale of gold spoons found with a paid deputation.
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United States Capitol
South
Capitol
House
Senate
Financs Committee
Finance Committee
Fiance
Democratic Party
Document
Lark
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Doctors Stackhouse and Daniel Enter Fourth Season in Davenport
The article notes the ongoing Davenport practice of Drs Stackhouse and Daniel who publish personal statements from well known figures cured by their treatment. They continue their successful business as they enter a fourth season of operation and public interest grows in their work.
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Daniel
American Association of Expert Specialists
Stackhouse
Iowa
Nature
Peoria Route Train Schedule and Arrival Times
Train schedule from Rock Island to Peoria with listed departure times of 7 19 p m and 6 00 a m from Rock Island and arrivals at 2 00 a m and 3 30 p m at Peoria. Through tickets and Pullman day coaches noted, with connections via Caion depot and agents R Stockhouse F H Rockwell.
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Rock Island
Peoria
Caion Depot
Court Sale of Real Estate in County Court
Public notice states that the estate of OtM nole will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash. The sale, conducted by Judge Meek Inbar, follows proceedings in the county court to liquidate land and personal property. Dated this day in Tenn link? Master.
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Hoek Island
Pilnets
Boek
Fock Estland
Badeleon
Saviange
Martie
Phop
Tie Tier
Geerer Wood
Semlue
Nand
Otm Nole
Ted Bay
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