Political snippets mix of rail speed and reform chatter
A jumble of 19th century political notes notes claim Democrats grow in Boston registrations and trains now run to Chicago in twenty hours. Mentions inquiries into Marlon Butler and populist party, proposed measures to ban football games in New York and New Jersey, and a Rules Committee move to enforce sale restrictions in the Senate. Includes commentary on Secretary Wilson, Spain, Whitney Low, and Governor Pingree amid stray references to cotton mills in Cordova Alabama and Porto Rico revolt potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Tom Watson
Marlon Butler
Norfolk license tax blocked by judge Prentis ruling
Judge Prentis yesterday issued an opinion in the newspapers against the arty of Norfolk case. He bars the city from collecting license taxes not authorized by state law, citing the charter and the Virginia code. He warns courts will protect press freedom against any constitutional encroachments.
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Judge Prentis
Arty of
Norfolk
Jinige Prentia
United States
Virginia
Corn Bread Boosts Farm Income Urges Expanded Demand
A Charleston Press summary argues that a ten cent rise per bushel in corn price could add over 200 million dollars in income for American farmers, reflecting corn's dominant place in the crop economy. It urges widening demand by promoting corn meal eats and bread to use surplus supply and lower costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Peete
Tittsburg
Nike
Partition of China Rumors Stir European Powers
Analysts say Germany seeks to carve Chinese territory as a prelude to broader European division, with Austria and Italy backing such moves and Russia rumored to gain footholds. The report warns that a clash over China could mirror Africa’s fate and warns of intensifying imperial grabs.
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Germany
China
Europe
England
Russia
Canr
Nike
Austria
Italy
Gemany
Africa
Hes
Wheat Market News Reflects Strong Western Receipts
The Review notes steady wheat demand abroad while Western receipts rise to 6.88 million bushels for the week and 33.06 million for five weeks, outpacing last year. Atlantic exports total 4.19 million for the week, flour included, with five weeks at 17.02 million. Armour ships millions of bushels to foreign ports, prices may rise temporarily if demand abroad persists. otherwise prices may fall.
Kentucky Daug hters to Christen Blue Grass Ship
A wild dispute arises over who will christen Kentucky’s new vessel to be launched at Newport News in January. The talk centers on which Kentucky daughter should perform the ceremony, with rumors and anticipation stirring the public.
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Kentucky
Newport News
Blue Grass
Brainbridge Iwehardson
Miss Bradley Chosen To Christen Ship In Navy Request
The text notes former Secretary Herbert’s request for a christening honor, but state agents say Milas Richardson held belief of invitation and that Miss Bradley, governor’s daughter, appeared for the honor. The Navy secures Miss Bradley as the christening figure, remarking two ships would be ideal but impractical due to time and cost.
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Herbert
Milas Richardson
Miss Bradley
Kentucky
the Navy
Notes and Opinions on Taxes and Pests in 19th Century Context
The estate of Neal Dow totals $450000, illustrating sobriety as a road to wealth. Ex President Harri pays Indianapolis taxes on $105000 of property, about $26000 less than Cleveland. Petroleum use grows in China with imports mainly from Japan and Germany. A New York basement shop proclaims an “Umbrella hospital” with doctors’ hours. Florida’s agricultural station reports a San Jose scale fungus threat. An editor’s Christmas poem exchange mocks a free lunch, provoking a nickel charge.
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Neal Dow
Thalt
Royal Road To Riches
Harri
Indianapolis
Cleveland
China
Japan
Germany
New York
Florida
San Jose
Atlanta Constitution
Notable Personal Notes and Historical Snippets
A miscellany of 19th century items mentions Emile Zola planning lectures in St Petersburg on literature trends, Duellist Menri Rochefort condemned to multiple prison terms, Godstow near Oxford sold at auction, a gypsy Rafael seeking kingship from the Emperor of Austria, Emma Willard alumna Trussell Sage addressing Troy graduates, a San Jose woman fending off a footpad, Victoria preparing to confer Garter on the Duke of Tyrelepeh, and a royal note on the late Duke’s committal and honors in 1831.
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Emile Zola
St. Petersburg
Menri Rochefort
Godstow
Oxford
Moers F
Hogsamond
Diiner
Rafael
Austria
Ars. Trussell Sage
Emma Willard Seminary
Troy
N. Y
Tarught
San Jose
Cal
Victoria
Duke of
Tyrelepeh
Ocivy
Thobert Deut
Gainevers Gown Style Feature From a Fashion Plate
A fashion note explores stylish garments with combinations of brown tan green and red. The description details a Mik en front garment with a low rounded back, trimmed gores, and a long blouse front closing on the left seam. The piece references fashion authorities and a Patrick Publishing Co. production.
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Tashion
Vandsone
Two Forty Eight Strethy All Wool Skults Claim Nor folk Value
Experienced shoppers assert that no such value has ever been shown in Norwich for the Two Forty-Eight boys clothing line. The ad notes wear resisting double seat mat double knee pants in sizes from 4 to 8 and plain suits grading to age 16.
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Norfolk
Two Eighty Nine Ships New Tweed Suits in Stock
A new shipment of Men's Tweed Suits from Two Eighty Nine offers neat plain patterns, four-button single-breasted cut, and durable trimming. Sizes range from 42 to inclusive. hundreds of satisfied customers wear these as walking advertisements, claiming value equal to higher priced rivals.
Six Forty Eight Woolen Show Window Item Promises Value
Local retailer touts Six Forty Eight woolen wearer comforts with sturdy construction and reliable quality. Emphasizes responsible merchandising, conservative patterns, and strong value to attract shoppers seeking dependable fabric and craftsmanship.
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Menor
Seven Ninety Seven Patterns and Cheap Outfits Cited
A fragment suggests Seven Ninety Seven offers patterns and ready to wear outfits described as inferior and overpriced. It cites misgivings about quality and value, mentioning wool markets and prior ownership, with an implication of scarce availability at high prices.
One Eighty Nine Toys Reefers Offer Odd Prop Item
A whimsical note describes One Eighty Nine Toys Chinchilla Reefers made from blue material with white ulster vollars and storm wekets. It touts the item as an extraordinary Fleofer Largan and praises practical economists who might seek to own it.
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Chinchilla
One Eighty Nine
One Thirty Seven Fancy Designs in Children’s Sults
Fragmentary advertisement notes items called Sults and pants with taped seams and strong bands. Mentions WW era pricing and foot view. Reads as marketing copy for durable children’s wear with vague product terms and nonspecific assurances.
One Ninety Eight Stronger Bargains In New Line
In the One Ninety Eight line for children’s clothing patterns are replacing closed lots. The new values surpass previous offers as One Ninety Eight features stronger bargains and improved titles.
Eight Ninety Eight Twenty Men's Fine Shiteculled Sale
A garbled notice touts Eight Ninety Eight Twenty as a sale for men’s clothing. It mentions a new schedule of rare savings, with goods shown cheerfully and sizes graded.
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Buri & Co
Ten Dollars Dollar Suit Featured in New Fashion Plates
The Great Store promotes a Yen Dollar Suit with bold claims about value and style. Jenee patterns are praised as superior, with fashion plates showcasing the carrest counterparts. Shaves are highlighted as a novelty in the window display.
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Axel
Jenee
Mary Taleh
Twenty Five Cents Knee Pants Patterns For Boys Up To 16
Twenty five cents knee pants with fancy patterns for boys up to age sixteen are advertised. The quartera are offering double services by showing value in cloth and workmanship, plus choice designs and more expensive woolens.
Seventeen Cents Knee Fants for Woyvs in Bell Patterns
Seventeen Cents Knee Fants for Woyvs feature bell patterns and neat striped Cheviots. Sizes grade up to age 1, made with Unpe of senma and stout tands. Price never sacrifices quality. the goods must have service, matters not how cheap the price.
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Senate Committee On Rules
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Carlier
Whitney
Low
Washington Post
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Alabama
Philadelphia Record
Porto Rico
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