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Annex
Ralph McKee
Titmes
New York City
Fragmented York papers discuss tariffs and politics
A jumble of quotes and observations references England pension disputes Duke of Portland heirs and Democratic votes. It notes Queen Victoria's address, Kansas governorship noise, Depew remarks, McKinley civil service order, and debates on tariffs with commentary from Savannah and Detroit papers.
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The
Detroit Free Press
Mckinley
Bynum and Company Face Dems Over Silver Platform
The National Executive Committee of Sound Money Democrats met in New York and pledged to oppose any candidate on a silver platform. They warned that advocates of sound money should scalp such candidates, signaling potential intra-party clashes while noting most Democrats oppose Bynum and his group.
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Hartford @ourant
New York
Ieingland
Catce
Sound Money Democrats
Bynum
What Science May Accomplish In Medicine
A Parma Italy operation by Professor Camillo Verdelli impressed physicians. He washed a 12 year old boy's heart after cleaning the pericardium of pus using a soda biborate solution. The boy recovered without complications.
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Parma
Italy
Camillo Verdelli
Verdelli
Southern Coast Wise Trade Shifts Steamship Service
Philadelphia merchants lament Ocean Steamship Co withdrawal from Savannah route citing unprofitability. A trial of reduced sailings failed to attract enough business, fueling a shift from water to rail for Southern fruit and vegetable shipments. Trade groups entertain Norfolk and other Southern ports forming a multiport steam line to boost regional trade and profits.
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Philadelphia
Ocean Steamship Company
Savannah
The
Philadelphia Times
Trade League
Norfolk
Newport News
Portsmouth
Wilmington
Charleston
Jacksonville
Alaska's Gold Looms Vast in Arctic Yukon Frontier
News from Alaska's mining region describes a Yukon gold rush with seventy five returnees bringing nearly 1.5 million dollars in gold. Reported riches for remaining miners suggest a yield surpassing prior seasons, with individual fortunes ranging from 5 000 to 330 000 dollars. Life costs and hazards are high, but prospectors press on amid peril and hardship.
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Alaska
California
Yukon
Arctic Circle
South Africa
Idasé
Unprecedented Price Slashing Across Selling Lines
The sale signals sweeping discounts in lower and medium grades, forcing unprecedented price cuts while advancing quality and craftsmanship at prices lower than all prior quotations.
Alaska gold rush to create Arctic town beyond Yukon
The text envisions vast gold abundance drawing wealth and civilization into Alaska. It predicts a prosperous American town 2,200 miles up the Yukon within a year, inspired by 49er era enterprise. It speaks of American genius, Arc tic frontier ambition, and a potential new Alaska commonwealth along Arctic shores.
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Yukon
San Francisco
New York
Alaska
California
Union
Arctic Sea
End of Fifty fifth Congress Nears Adjournment
The public anticipates adjournment as the extra session of the Fifty fifth Congress winds down. Main expected actions before adjournment are the Senate conference report on the tariff bill and the President's currency message, with limited time for debate and some opposition within the President's party. The public hopes for quick completion and relief from ongoing wrangling over tariffs.
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Senate
Congress
Hotel and Opinions From Odd Bits Of News
A collage of quirky items notes a sea lion in the Merrimack river between Lowell and Lawrence. a question about life insurance before engagement. a turtle dove near Tiffin, Ohio enduring a long separation. the Empress of Austria selling Corfu palace to Empress Eugenie. a hydrophobia joke about a dog. and a quip about a overworked typewriter girl being told to lick stamps only on the corners.
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Papa
Harlem
Tiffin
Vienna
Paris
Figaro
Austria
Corfu
Eugenie
Sadie
New York Herald
Chicago
Remarkable Duluth Policeman Royal McKenzie Celebrated
Personal notes describe Royal McKenzie of Duluth as an extraordinary police officer, noted for immense height and weight. The item also mentions Col. John Mosby regaining vigor after an injury at the University of Virginia and various world events, including Spain’s Carlis movement revival and arms shipments in Europe. Alfred Walter, Lehigh Valley Railroad president, born in Brooklyn, began in Allegheny Valley rail and later led Erie Railroad and Coxe Brothers estate management.
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Royal McKenzie
Duluth
Col
John 8. Mosby
University of Virginia
San Francisco
Spain
Madrid
Germany
Belgium
Don Carlos
Switzerland
Alfred Walter
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Brooklyn
Alleghaney Valley Railroad
Erie Railroad
Coxe Brothers
O'Neill Brothers Cut From Payroll Authority Declared
A notice states W. B. O Neatlin and party are no longer employed and have no authority to draft bills or collect money for the firm. The company, O Neill & Bro, disclaims any involvement or endorsement of their actions.
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O'Netlin
AL AL
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