Poisonous Potrescine and Odd Scientific Notes
Fragmented notes describe potrescine from flesh and fish with boiling water treatments, plus remedies for colic and sick children. Other items mention a six to seven mile per second velocity to fling a body from Earth, a former chain smoker Depew, and轻 Princess of Wales as in-law confidant. Additional curios include antiquities gifted to Lawrence University, a riddle about the liver, and a tooth powder praised for whitening. A sugar centrifuge and a sight-restoration anecdote wrap the miscellany.
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Depew
Princess of Wales
John Hisks
United States
Peru
Lawrence University
Wistonsia
London
Isis
Vicwless
Miss Sagan
Parneedit’s Appeal to Restore Irish Unity in America
The document presents Patrick Pearse’s message to Irish supporters in America urging unity for the Land League. He blames English interference and Irish malcontents for past divisions, calls for purging unsound elements, and asks delegates traveling to the U S to defend his position. He emphasizes constitutional means to secure liberty and prosperity for Ireland.
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Purnell
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Land League
Gladstone
Teeland
America
Ersia
Mwésas
Ceanves Srewapr PakseLr
Detectives seek fresh scandal over Parnell visit
March 14 dispatches report private detectives in England and Ireland tracing Mr. Parnell and Mrs. O'Shea amid claims of continued relations and possible marriage after divorce. Parnell moves between London Brighton and the House of Commons as Irish affairs draw attention. Also notes Rev. Smallwood’s six month lectureship contract in England and unrelated items from Nashville to New Orleans on crime and public notices.
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America
Tlesnex
RicCarthyites
Parnell
Trelang
England
O'Shea
London
Brighton
Walsinghham Terrace
House of Commons
Mr. Parnell
Balfour
Irelani
Smallwood
Bostos
S. Smallwood
Virginia
W. H. Bryan
Charles Clanton
Darted Literary Society
Europe
Martinsburg Manages to Hold Car Shop Appeal
A Martinsburg delegation appealed to preserve local repair shops amid a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reorganization. J W Hishop read a Martinsburg peace note noting 46 local families rely on the railroad, while Mayer explained plans to concentrate shops at Cumberland for better efficiency. Changes target May 1, moving the first division terminus east of branches, with Martinsburg urged to boost other manufacturing. The delegation returned home somber.
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Merticiores
W. Va
Dr I
Feu
Teruiads
Brat Byton
Brodd
Lransiwick
Fraternick County
Mab
Merchatts
Manwfausturer
Mayer
J. W. Hishop
Martinsburg
Baltimore and Ohio Husload
Piedmont
Connellsville
Keyser
Martinsbar
Cumberland
Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hilrain and Godfrey Fight Stirs California Club Crowd
Kilrain of Baltimore defeated Godfrey of Boston in a boxing match at the California Athletic Club, winning in the forty fourth round after a sharp and punishing bout. Prominent backers included Joe Thompson and Jos Harris. Kilrain weighed 193 to Godfrey's 174.
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Sax Francise
Jake Hilrain
Baltimore
George Godfrey
Boston
California Athletic Club
Joe Thompson
Jos Harris
Jim Hall
Parson Davies
Agiiionsire Lucky Baldwin
Jim Corbitt
Maj. McLaughlin
Kilrain
Godfrey
Muldoon
Peter Jackson
Frank Steele
Financial review hints at mixed boom in rail and iron
New York March 4 R U Dun & C Co weekly review of trade says foreign influences disturb money market and rails and production prospects are weak. Despite active speculation in breadstuffs and cotton, iron output falls 15 percent in a month due to coke strike. Building trades dull locally while wool and boot industries show activity. Weather and regional reports vary with some cities noting firmer wool, strongest coffee, and improved window glass. Financials show 239 US and 24 Canada business failures last week.
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New York
R. Ur. Dun & Cows Weekly
Tmule
Vanex
Pittsburg
Prompta
Northern No. L
Ecouthern
Telurx
Boston
Iniaker
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Chicazo
United States
Canada
Wind Storm Rips City Killing and Damaging Structures
A violent wind storm hit the city causing crumbled walls at several buildings including the Germanis Dank and Weldin, with a large bank wall collapse and injuries to bystanders at W. Bons & Co. Jewelry. Chimneys blown down, plate glass shattered, and oil derricks damaged. In Jeannette, Pa, fire brick works suffered. several workers injured. A broader report notes factory holiday debates and discussions on arifration and labor law.
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Bolerance Conmtioy
Boktins Atjouing
Insurance Company
Jeauxette
Fr. Pitt Glass Works
Daniel McCann
Lei
Oseph Storgan
Barry Campbell
Thuows Linkau
James Park
Smallpox Cases Hit St Louis and Canal Inspections Planned
The column notes two smallpox cases in St Louis and reports ongoing canal inspection plans by Warmer Shirer sailing today for Micarazan. It mentions Canada lacking an invitation to Chicago world fair, and U.S. Treasurer Estes returning from disarray as senator Waliball dodges reelection. It cites factory buyouts in McWeesport, new corporate trust in New Jersey, and regional manufacturing capacity across Reading, York, Havsvachavelle, and Connecticut.
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Delaware
Ramien
Warmer Shirer
Micarazan
Canada
Chicago
Unitad
Estes
I Disaa
Ana
Waliball
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Po Ducs
Cleveland
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Piaterday
Allen
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Sanaa
Pace Warces
Portu
Usss Capil
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Pennesrove
Nod
Ido
Acctsia
Brappilis Beteerlin
Rappis
Npin
OL City
Etba Iron Works
Cosassatal Tobe Works
McWeesport
New Jersey
Connecticut
Ieee
Lingo on the Stand Recites His Criminal Record
Testimony in the Fraser murder trial covers Lingo’s claimed past from Delaware to New Jersey. He describes his life from slave origins in Delmar to multiple arrests, including grand larceny, robbery, and a Leconey murder accusation, while detailing his movements on the murder day and interactions with witnesses and locals.
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Linge
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Ison
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Judes Wescott
Leconey
Biller
Merchantville
Miller Farm
Charles Wilson
Mary Collins
Wilson
Ton Young
Jenkins
Stockton
Young
Partilly
Fifteen workers overcome by deadly boiler gas
In a factory incident two weeks ago, a boiler explosion released sulphur gas on the first floor, suffocating fifteen workers and injuring several others. Dr. J D Rupp aided the unconscious, with many revived after windows were opened to admit fresh air. Authorities investigate the cause while workers recover.
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Sige
Eoorm
Turin
Rusial
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John
Markets Show Mixed Activity Across Exchanges
The March 13 market report notes steady activity on the Philadelphia and New York exchanges with Reading affected by a decline in interstate commerce policy. Prices for Wheat No. 2 red fell slightly while Barley and other grains showed declines, Beef and Pork markets remained steady to firm with strong demand for certain cuts. Long lists of prices and regional references follow, highlighting state and local market movements.
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Intersizie Commerce Commission
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