Canada Wants Her Freedom Independence Clubs Spread
Montreal reports a growing sentiment for Canadian independence from Great Britain with clubs forming and a March convention planned to federate groups. Two organizers travel in Canada and the United States promoting pacific means to liberty and independence, with a Montreal meeting revealing by laws for the Independence Club of Canada.
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Montreal
Canada
Great Britain
Independence Clubs
Marah
Dominion
Associated Press
Port Neuf
Drummond
Granby
United States
Independence Club of Canada
Elephant to Be Executed for Fatal Crimes
Chicago reports the Harris Nickel-Plate circus elephant Grypsey, blamed for killing four keepers including keeper Frank Scott, will be electrocuted under manager Willis plan after failed attempts to safely handle the dangerous animal. He seeks city permission or else harnesses trolley power to dispatch the beast.
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Chicago
Gypsey
Harria
Huarria
Grypsey
Tatterrail
United States
Harris Combinations
Frank Scott
Science
Willis
Harris Show
SULTAN PRESSES U S OVER ARMENIAN MASSACRE
Washington briefing reports the sultan of Turkey protesting President Cleveland’s Armenian massacre language and warning of possible diplomatic rupture. Mustapha Bey hints at leaving for Constantinople if amendments are not made.
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New York
Washington
Cleveland
Turkey
Congress
United States
Mustapha Bey
State Department
Baw
Constantinople
Ex Queen Liliuokalani Arrives in San Francisco Aboard China
Ex queen Liliuokalani of Hawaii lands in San Francisco from Honolulu aboard the China. Passengers speculate on her plans with President Cleveland and Congress as she seeks a possible restoration or pleasure trip in the United States and Europe. She stays at the California Hotel awaiting arrangements and declines to discuss her purpose.
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Dos
China
Honolulu
Liliaokalani
Hawaii
Washington
Cleveland
United States
Europe
California
Honilala
McFarlane
Aha
Lilioukalani
Salier Foundered in Gale Off Corruna Coast
The Italian steamer Salier with 210 passengers and 65 crew perished in a heavy gale off Corruna Celerbedo on the Spanish coast while voyaging from Bremerhaven to Burns Ayres via Corrunna and Villaparcia. The survivors are not reported. The ship was a brig rigged iron steamer long in Atlantic trade between New York and European ports.
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Vigo
Spain
Dew
Salier
North Germano Lloyd Company
Corruna Celerbedo
Sallier
Brewen
Burns Ayres
Corrunna
Villaparcia
New York
Treasurers Treated with Guilty Plea in Tacoma Fraud
Boggs former treasurer of Tacoma was found guilty of misusing 30000 of city funds at Tacoma Trust Savings Bank and sentenced to six years hard labor. The supreme court affirmed the lower court ruling, stressing officers must be paid by salary not by personal profits.
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Olympia
Des
Supreme Court
State of Washington
Respondent
Ve. G. W
Hoyes
Boggs
Tacoma
Danbar
Hoyt
Holda
Music of St Peter's Choir and Rome's aging organs
The article details St Peter's Cathedral with its chapter led choir opposed to the pope’s Sistine Chapel choir. It notes the antique west organ, repairs, and pitch issues, the unrehearsed manuscripts, and the strong talent of Maestro Renz while contrasting Meluzzi. It also recounts the slave market scene witnessed in Europe.
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St. Peter's
St. Peters
Mozart
Palestringa
Alessandro Stradella
Raimondi
Romana
Renz
Meluzzi
Schilling Brand Tea Sold With Money-Back Guarantee
A local grocer offers Schillings Best tea with a full money-back return if customers are not satisfied. The store acts as the official agent for the product, assuring reliable service. Schilling &onpenp has Fiamine.
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Schillings
Preserving Fodder Corn and Late Potatoes Debate
A Vermont Agricultural Experiment Station report compares four corn fodder preservation methods over two years with milch cows, finding similar dry matter retention across methods but whole ensilage most cost effective and ears preserved on stalks best. The issue also covers choking cattle remedies, late potato advantages, impromptu filters, and general farm notes on soil, stock, and storage practices.
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Vermont Agricultural Experiment Station
Shade trees in pasture fields affect soil moisture
The author notes that scattered shade trees in pastures should be broken up every few years for tilled crops. Grass health depends on the tree variety and growth habit, and moisture may be drawn from the soil where fields are planted with corn or potatoes, visible where roots extend.
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Sot
Lefaec
Farmers’ Bulletin No. 33
United States Department of Agriculture
Felte
Winter Neuralgia Remedy Promoted by St Jacobs Oil
The ad urges readers to prepare for neuralgia in any winter by using St Jacobs Oil, claiming it cures, soothes, and restores comfort. It emphasizes avoiding delay, noting worse outcomes if treatment is postponed and promising relief during cold or mild seasons.
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St. Jacobs Oil
Progressive Lady and Converts a Thief in a Humorous Tale
A Progressive Civilization woman hires a Cinnaman and intends to Christianize him. Spoons and a plate vanish as she teaches him faith. He learns the First Commandment, steals a watch, and her son pleads to stop teaching him. The tale ends with a warning about moral instruction.
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Lndy
Hall’s Catarrh Cure advertised and testimonials sought
Notary A W Gleason endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure, claiming it cures internally by affecting blood and mucous surfaces. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo handle distribution with druggists backing the product. A random note mentions glass bricks and Piso’s Cure for Consumption. a world census scheme is proposed for the century’s end.
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A. W. Gleason Notary
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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