Big School of Mackerel Off Jersey Coast A Philly Takeover Idea
The Philadelphia Record jokingly calls the mass of mackerel off the Jersey coast a college. The Mobile Register shifts to support the Democratic ticket. Mayor Mayo orders police to halt street vice, with Dornin enforcing. Hanna denies using money to block Bryan Sewall, amid Republican chatter. The Virginian notes Atlantic City’s silver coinage query and defines free coinage as bullion received at mint without charge.
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Jersey
Philadelphia Record
Mayo
Chest of Police
Dornin
Atlantic City
Hat Minister Ransom Sails for Mexico
Hon. Matt W. Ransom, minister to Mexico, left Salisbury N C after recovering health at Blowing Rock. He declined bolting the Democratic ticket on the silver issue, saying Democracy is too dear to him and he will stand by the party to the end.
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Matt W. Ransom
Mexico
Blowing Rock
N. C
Salisbury
Ransom
Chicago
Dicbt
Queeston
Matt Ransom
Chicago Convention blamed for mill closures says Dobson
A Philadelphia mill owner dismisses rumors linking the Chicago Convention to plant shutdowns. Col Dobson notes ongoing trade dullness from reduced purchasing power, independent of the convention. He urges understanding that worker wages drive demand, not political events.
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Dobson Brothers
Philidelphia
Col Deathwenl
Chicago
Col. Dobson
McKinsey
Elghth Statistical Report on Railroads by Interstate Commerce Commission
The report highlights three features: year by year compilations of figures for five years, two years of operating expenses under revised and prior classifications, and the revenue and density of traffic for lines with gross revenue over $1,000,000. It notes the continued business downturn, many receiverships, and data as of June 30, 1895. Sixty-seven roads were in receivers. 50 miles of line reduced. railway capital near 2.5 billion dollars.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
United
Railways Earnings and Traffic for Year Ending 1895
United States railway statistics show total earnings of 1 075 972 462 for the year ending June 1895 an increase of 2 000 065. Passenger revenue declined to 252 40 180 while freight revenue rose 30 502 049. Expenses were 725 720 11% lower than 1894 with 01 0k injuries and 25 698 employees affected. The report urges Congress to require interstate traffic reports and grant inspection rights over accounting departments of common carriers.
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Raihways
United States
ISM
Ryway
Niuarber
Statiwtieion
Ats Mall
Carters
Watr
Burinesa
Trafic
Mathe Saat Congress
Ma Hureey
Nisties White County
Widow’s large donation aids Jewish emigration to Argentina
The widow of Baron Mirseh donated 100 million to promote emigration of Russian Jews to Argentina. A reconciliation between ix-Oneen Thabelin and Don Francis d'Assise followed years after separation as she traveled with him for the first time since their split. Olive trees bloom March to May with six months more needed to form fruit, risking loss during the lengthy process. David Roberge, recently wed at Coney Island, loved studying horses and devised a method to treat lameness impacting veterinary practice. Professor Roentgen, in Florence for a few days, spurns crowds by delaying lectures and departing with 200 students awaiting further demonstrations.
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Mmirseh Tins
Argentina
Oneen Thabelin Lins
Francis d'Assise
David Roberge
Coney Island
Roentgen
Florence
Hartly
Biit
Personal notices mix of names and historic references
A jumble of sentences mentions Queen Victoria era figures, an English politician in Lincoln Neb, smoking among well bred women, long service in UK Parliament, christenings of historical names, phonographic pioneers, and a harsh Alaska-silver mining boast by a gold digger. The text overall reads like a miscellaneous personals page with fragmented anecdotes and quotes.
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Victoria
Charles E. Dantley
Bolters
Lincoln
Eli Hepworth Dixon
Witt
Alaska
Clold Eneneh
Mid-Summer Stock Relief Unloading Sale Grows
A bold promotional notice describes expanding discounts across both buildings with stronger bargains across every department. It emphasizes greater, brighter, and more useful bargains as the sale continues, urging shoppers to take advantage now.
Unloading Sale Promises Big Bargains on Men’s Suits
A local retailer touts deep discounts across multiple suit lines for men and boys, featuring cassimeres and cheviots, with prices from ten fifty to fourteen pitty. The ad claims cut-rate pricing from production costs, heavy emphasis on style, fit, and value, and promises durable fabrics and tailored finishes for men up to age 19.
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Raleigh, N. C
Thorse
Vassar
Marcus Urba Naa Mes
Mobile Register
Louis
Sewall
The
Philadelphia Times
Hanna
St. Louis
Bryan and
Mark Hanna
McKinley
Raleigh Newa and Observer
State Commerce Commission
Hood
Diane Hood
Tae
Clothiers
Hatters
Sldetn
Sone Jrer Hunedreed
Les Prat
Vanced
Tate
Guo
Dillard
Han Thak
Oytlee
Seatac
Pear, NO
Gaienden
Smithfield
J. Whitemorst
Oernur Gbureh
Charlotteriveete
Deep Cool
DhiYer
Japan
Eecrichl
G. S. Briggs
Daly
van Telburg Hofman
Monty
Cassimere
Cheviot
Tually
Amine
Heller Unloading
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