Dundee Opens For Winter Running Races At Track
Downes New Jersey February 12 The Dundee track once a trotting course now prepared for running races opens on its first winter program. Esyrort New Jersey February 13 families of 32 Lonard Brick Works employees near two miles from here have been out of work two months, suffering for food and clothing. Winsmanstos Delaware February 15 mococco factors to be closed by month end, 159 workers discharged, plant shut. Wasenocos February 13 President and Secretary Proctor uphold Col Forsythe management at Wounded Knee engagement against Bios. Wasuncros February 12 Republican silver caucus postponed until tonight. TresTex February 19 Catherine Snyder hanged herself in jail, cut down in time to save life. Vasaiseros February 18 Senator Hearst improving after a good day. Weather noted with clouds rain and warmer southerly winds.
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Downes
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Lorillard
Esyrort
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Cleveland
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Agen
Protectionite Campaign Speech in Ohio Shows Gop Lines
A Cleveland era campaign event in Columbus featured Maj. McKinley and speakers including E. Sarees, Ryan, Dalzell and others as they push protectionist ideals. The talk criticized free trade and warned Ohio voters that cheap goods harm American industry while praising Lincoln and Garfield for pro worker policies. An unrelated note reports Nash Walker & Co. in Bartimons filing for a deed of trust to creditors.
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McKinley
Cavass
Ohio
Danita
Ohio Republican League
Clevedane
Columbus
Ryan
Dalzell
Meislersernor Ashley
Elliot
Cincinnati
Boyle
Aix
Cleveland
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Friends of Protection
New York
Aamio
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Taited
Democratic Party
Maj. McKueley
Mr. Cleveland
England
Cobden
Great Britain
Kingsley
Lincoln
Garfield
Wen
Bartimsons
Nash Walker & Co
Mesers
Hamilton Caughey
Noah Walker Caughey
United
Political fallout from Cleveland silver letter sparks Capitol debate
In Wasnixdton on February 13, Democratic lawmakers weigh ex President Cleveland's stance against free coinage of silver. Quotes from Goodnight Flower Sayre Edmonds Quinn McClammy Lawler Fithian Bynum Owens Wiley Deckerson Forman Stewart Stone Breckenridge Kerr Peel Bland and others reveal divided views on renomination prospects and party unity nationwide.
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Sayre
Texas
Democratic Party
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Virginia
South
Quinn
Haineis
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Owens
Ohio
Wiley
Deckerson
Forman
Ilinois
Stewart
Stone
Kentucky
United States
Breckenridge
Air. Cleveland
Kerr
Pennsylvania
West
Southwest
Peel
Arkansas
Bland
Allegheny Mountains
President Counsels Indians On Self Support Visit
The president met Native American delegates during a westward departure, urging them to rely less on government aid and to pursue self sufficiency. He warned against warlike actions, stating whites work for their own bread and urged peaceful paths, with each leader introduced and greeting exchanged before departure today.
Explosion at Here Point Worsted Works Kills Many
A fatal boiler blast at the Quebec Worsted Company plant in Here Point North East district wrecked the engine house and injured and killed numerous workers. About thirty bodies were recovered as doctors treated the wounded. a large crowd gathered and police controlled the scene with artillery support. Names of victims included William Forrest, Camilla Cote, Alexander Martineau, Emilia Boule, Miss Mercies, Joseph Dufresne, Benni Laberts, Joseph Michaud, John La Montague, Arthur Tweedie, and J Styles among others.
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Wililama Forrest
den Eamilla Cote
Alexander Martineau
Miss Bosseau
Timothy Enricht
Pierre Peterson
William Blonio
Emilia Boule
Miss Mercies
Joseph Dufresne
Deal
Benni Laberts
Dua
Joseph Michaud
J. Styles
EL Styles
John la Montague
Dea
Arthur Tweedie
Watterson Confesses Authorship Of Letter To Hill
Henry Watterson states he wrote the letter to Governor Hill denying misuse or manipulation. He refutes sensational claims of a senator caucus driving Hill from politics and declares his own loyalty to Democratic principles and independence. Miners vote for eight hour day, signaling potential strike if demands fail. American Newspaper Publishers endorse Chicago World’s Fair support and timing shift. Hannibal Hamlin praises Lincoln at Delmonico’s dinner with strong reception.
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Governor Hill
Hill
Ins Plas
Sam
Hannibal Hamlin
Lincoln
Republican Club
Abraham Lincoln
Delmonica
Governor Patewur’s Preannunciad nation Fists (Hudson era)
The piece drafts a political scene with references to Governor Patewur and Senate actions. It notes a postponed matter in the Senate, a lack of denial of a vote or event, and mentions a proposed appropriation for the adjutant general’s office. It covers legislative motions, a fire incident at a coal mine, ore supply issues, and local accidents, with various town and date markers interwoven.
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Wilohy Wurman
Amd
Eavisio
Pennsylvania
Menus
Ross
Gubin
Congress
General Assembly
Senate
House
Market roundup dull with mixed regional notes
The Philadelphia market shows firmness in Lehigh Valley and Lehigh Navigation with Reading softening. New York trading features quiet flour and steady grain prices with No 2 red wheat steady and oats firm. beef and pork margins mild, lard quiet, eggs varying by region.
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Lebich Valley
Lehigh Nari Fation
Reading
Morteazers
Lehigh Vaile
G. m
Pacii
NS. Pacific
Powlnly & Pa
H&e. T
St Paul
Eoaese
H.& BT
State and Western
State
Western
Southwestern
Southern
Remarkable General Sherman Near Death and Catholic Conversion
Reports from New York describe General Sherman gravely ill with erysipelas and lung congestion. A dramatic moment saw him rise from bed and partially walk, prompting hope before relapse. Father Byrnes, a Catholic priest, administered extreme unction, and Sherman’s family, all Catholics, anticipated death in their faith. his exact conversion details remain undisclosed.
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Father Byes
Sherman
Father Byrnes
Sharman
Thomas Esying
Thomas Evying Sherman
Jesuit Theological Seminary
Woodstock
Church of
Murder and Robbery Suspicion Arc Through Case Notes
A narrative fragment hints at a burglary and murder with wounds and blood by a doorway. A tin box of money and securities was thrown from a house as prosecutors plan a thorough investigation. Grand Army encampment reports and various local notices follow with scattered details.
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Lormer Danvey
Annie
Dann
Fireside Fragments and Oddities From Early News
A collage of notices and curiosities: Dr James C Greene claims sighting a body in Innito, a steel bridge planned for the Mississippi at Altan, Judge Richards of Boston’s death, MIT grant of 30000 dollars, a cabinet tour of the southern States after Congress, Mishap at Windsor Hotel in Montgomery, a legal suit over an alleged $290, and a dramatic account of spontaneous combustion from the Countess Bandi reported in the Annual Register with eerie details.
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Robert Kay Hamilton
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