Vast 19th Century miscellany spans people and science
An array of short items covers literacy among Russian recruits, autograph book trends, a California divorce suit over hens, honey shortages from rains, German markets for New England apples, large U S postage volume, long distance telephony Boston to St Louis, odd pension names, Danish livestock checks, a 1899 comet date, dreams and senses theory, a winged conenose bedbug, bone grafting limits, professional horse shoeing, artificial ivory from borax and milk, ivory scarcity, Victor Hugo letters, a Mexican Aztec city ruins discovery, and Cape Cod fishermen on mackeral nets and natural selection.
Thanksgiving Proclamation and notable 19th century events
The president proclaims Thanksgiving for November 26. Treasury officers ousted for partisan bias include Judge W I Fleming of Kentucky Thomas S Brantley of South Carolina and Burton I Doyle. Highlights: Stephen J Field turns 80. gasping business failures 230 in week ending 6th. total US clearing-house exchanges near 991 million. Other items: Inman dies in New York aged 53. train explosions fatal. multiple suicides and drownings. Vanderbilt widow dies. various legal and corporate notices. weather, mining floods, and rail feats noted.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Carlisle
W. I. Vleming
Kentucky
Thomas S. Brantley
South Carolina
Burton I. Doyle
Stephen J. Field
Supreme Court
United States
Breckinridge
Frank Lt. Jones
New York
John H. Inman
Cotton House
Inman, Swan & Co
Atlanta
William Mann
Abe Goss
Kansas City
Arthur Sh. Snook
Marine National Bank of Duluth
Pennsylvania
Albany
N. Y
Volunteers of America
Ballington Bsoth
Salvation Army
Russell Smith
Glenside
W. BL. Peters
Otis ¥.Thomas
Willis H. Connor
Boston Bridge Company
Cambridgeport
Mass
David Blakely
Sousa
Blakely Printing Company
Chicago
Wellsville
New Jersey
McKinley
McKinley Carrys Twenty Four States in Election Returns
Election totals show William McKinley carrying 24 states with 265 electoral votes and a popular vote lead over 939,216. Kentucky and Wyoming remain doubtful as factions report close counts requiring official tallies. Other items include Drake, Maceo, and Gomez alleged Cuban plans, theater fire fatalities, and a Queen Liliuokalani pardon.
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Harrison Bacon
Courtland
William McKinley
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Ilinois
Indiana
Iowa
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Vermont
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Kentucky
Tennessee
McKinley
Ilinois Tanner
Altgeld
Senate
Gem Theater
St. Louis
William Gray
Dallas
W. White & Co
Texas
Winchester
Chicago Stock Exchange
Lake Erie
Henry Mayo
Jacob
George Vergt
Denver
Stanley Barrows
Er. S. Nicholson
Kokomo
Ind
Quigley
Mont
Golden Scepter Mining Company
Congress
House
McKinley Plurality Topped Indiana Votes and National Returns
Official returns show McKinley leading Indiana by 17434 and Pennsylvania by 301606. Oklahoma legislative results indicate control by free silverists. Other items include a major Spencer West Virginia fire loss, shipwrecks, murders in Philadelphia, and notable deaths in New York and Des Moines.
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Indiana
McKinley
Mount
Oklahoma
Spencer
W. Va
United States
Canada
Supreme Court of Illinois
Pennsylvania
Weyler
Cuba
Antonio Maceo
Pinar del Tio
Sonora
Point Abino
Buffalo
N. Y
Alexis Berk
Plathead
Montana
William J. Goukler
Philadelphia
Hermann & Co
Chicago
Aznafarache
Seville
Spain
Napoleon Sarony
New York
San Jose
W. BE. Miller
Des Moines
Louisville
Fifty Fifth Congress and Political Clout in Wyoming
An annotated summary lists Wyoming figures Francis Warren and Clarence Clark and party counts from the Fifty-Fifth and Fifty-Fourth Congresses, followed by a humor piece on Santa Claus, a Q&A about ant sleep, and notes on Crusades era armor found with Nile narratives in the Chicago Times-Herald.
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Nile
Palestine
Soudan
Fox
London
Richard, Coeur de Leon
Chicago Times-Herald
Widespread factory resumptions follow election
Towns across the nation report renewed activity as plants reopen or extend hours. Pittsburgh announces several mills resume full operation boosting employment. Bristol Cheney Works in Connecticut shift to full-time. Erie and Chesapeake region facilities plan longer hours and more workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Star Tin-Plate Works
Twelfth Street
Worlkmen
Oliver Iron and Steel Company
Clinton T Furnace Company
Westinghouse Electric Company
Carnegie Company
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Sligo Iron Works
Bristol
Conn
Bristol Brass and Clock Company
Manchester
Cheney Brothers
Cleveland
J. C. Moore
Erie Railroad
Baltimore
John
Gibbs
Meadville
Sedalia
Missouri Pacific
Huntington
W. Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
la Porte
Ind
Porter Brick
Chesterton
Porter Yards
Ohio
Michigan
Ilinois
Ashland
Ironton Fire Brick Works
Parker and Austin Fire Brick Works
Coal Grove
Ashland Steel Company
Norton Nail Works
Stonega
Virginia Coal and Iron Company
Frank Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Lake Superior
John D. Rockefeller
Richmond
Tradegear Iron Works
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Company
Richmond Locomotive and Machine Works
Seaboard
Harrisburg
John Moller
Philip Moller
Anderson
Savannah
Latest home and tableware trends feature pine cone motif centerpieces
The article notes pine cone centerpieces with green needles and brown stems, bread and butter dishes with accompanying silver spatula knives, decorative burlap for cushions and hangings, and new lamp shades with five points. It highlights open umbrella shaped lamp frames and sterling silver stands on small dishes as a fashionable table setting.
Britannia's win tops eight thousand dollars in prizes
Happenings Abroad cites Albert Edward's Britannia earning just over 8 000 dollars in prizes last season not counting cups. Census data report India's population at 287 223 451 in 1895, up from 33 429 917. London bakers may deliver bread on Sundays but buns or cake are banned. a Bloomsbury baker was fined. Cambridge University grants powers to strip degrees for misconduct. Sparrowhawk destroyer trials report 30.2 knots on measured mile and 80.68 knots over three hours. Bridget McMullen of Liverpool, 855 police court appearances for intoxication, rivaling Jane Cakebread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Edward
Britannia
India
London
Bloomsbury
Cambridge University
England
Lairds
Liverpool
Bridget McMullen
Jane Cakebread
Household Inventions From Curtain Brackets To Fly Traps
A window curtain pole bracket clamps to the casing without screws. A combined door bell and mail receiver alerts when a card is inserted. A new fastener uses sharpened wire ends as pins with sewable eyelets. A double screen fly trap traps insects with a bottom cleaning door. Entomologist Reaumur notes garden spider threads contain at least 5 000 filaments.
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J. W. Stokes
Wilson
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W. F. Riley
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J. H. Davidson
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J. W. Babcock
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Barney
J.jenkins
J. E. Osborne
Willie Slimson
Santa Claus
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John T. Morgan
Selma
Arkansas
James I H. Berry
Bentonville
Stephen M. White
Los Angeles
Edward O. Wolcott
Joseph R. Hawley
Hartford
George Gray
Newcastle
Samue Paseo
Monticello
Augustus O. Bacon
Macon
George L. Shoup
Salmon City
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Springfield
David Turpie
Laveereeares
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Ellsworth
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Lewiston
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Nahant
George I’. Hoar
Worcester
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Kalamazoo
James McMillin
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St. Paul
Knute Nelson
Alexandria
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James
George
Carrollton
Edward CG. Walthall
Grenada
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Winessae
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Thomas H. Carter
Helena Sense
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Madison
John M. Thurston
Omaha
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James Smith, Jr
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Camden
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Mansfield
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Scottsville
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Lynchburg
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