Park Vindication Adverts Clarified for Readers
An advertisement notice from Tye ak Park Vindicaton printed on Fridays at 207 West Maogison Street Chicago outlines subscription pricing 3.20 per year in advance and rates of advertising on application. The printing office and editor located at 26h West Madiaga Street, Chicago Locay, with regional offices at Millers Deng Store 206 Fiabe Street and Joti DO Pay Din 4 Drag Score Avenue, Ost Park Woetains Hairs.
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West Maogisontreet
Chiomeo
Ofpicks
Millers Deng
Fiabe Street
Joti DO
Kearsarge and Alabama Sea Battle Remembered
The Weekly Review recalls the 1864 duel between the American warship Kearsarge and the Confederate cruiser Alabama. Captains Winslow and Semmes clash off Cherbourg as spectators watch from steamers and ships. the Alabama sinks after heavy damage and the Kearsarge is also damaged but later serves. a survivor notes an Alabama officer in a modern statehouse retelling the tale.
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Kearsarge
Alabama
Kearsargue
Johns. Winslow
Cherhours
Capetain Semnes
Adabanma
Semines
Semmes
United States Navy
Roneador Reef
Caribbean
Athuita
Strikes and Foreign Labor Sparks National Backlash
The piece argues that recent strikes reveal anti immigrant sentiment as foreigners, especially Polish and other laborers, are blamed for violence. It cites incidents from Homestead and coal strikes, including looting, barge damage, and mistreatment of nonunion workers, warning that large scale immigration opposition may rise. It stresses that the nation welcomes good citizens but rejects bloodthirsty mobs and foreign troublemakers.
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America
Motuap
Monongahela
Alediany
Anay
National Tube Works
Ain
Democratic and Populist votes shape tariff moves
The United States Senate split shows four Democrats and three Populists. Peiffer Kansas Allen Nebraska Kyle South Dakota are the three Populist senators. Democrats must rely on these Populists to pass measures, requiring concessions such as keeping the income tax clause in the tariff bill and safeguarding agricultural interests in tariff lists.
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United States
Peiffer
Kansas
Allen
Nebraska
Kyle
South Dakota
Armor plate verdict at Indian Head test sparks doubt
The statement proclaims a VW inch Harveyized plate as the best ever tested at Indian Head. It questions whether future armor plating for battleships Indiana and Massachusetts will match the Indian Head results or prove as useless as earlier failed specimens in government trials.
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Indian Head
Indiana
Massachusetts
Outlaw Bill Dalton Believed Dead This Time
The text contends the western outlaw Bill Dalton is surely dead, hoping the claim is true and noting the improbability of his return. It expresses strong sentiment that the world would be poorer if he had never existed.
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Bill Dalton
Bill
Leo
Dhetam
Vacation as a Remedy for Stressed Minds Across Occupations
A fragment notes that frequent changes and vacations refresh minds, urging farmers to winter breaks and city trips for urban workers. It contrasts rural dullness with the benefits of travel to sea shores, mountains, and Europe, and criticizes prolonged monotony in work life. It touches on related topics from a Berlin newspaper and Pope Leo’s stance on cremation.
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Europe
Reab
Cme
Meteors Light Earth’s Growth by 146 Daily Dailion Falls
Report notes that 146 dailion meteors strike the Earth each day, contributing to the planet’s gradual increase in size. The claim frames a steady, ongoing flux of meteor material affecting global dimensions.
News of Canada train disaster hoax lands editor in jail
A telegram claiming a Canadian Pacific trainload of excursionists drowned in a British Columbia cloudburst led to arrests and a wave of anxiety across the Union. The hoax prompted newspaper extras before evening papers exposed the counterfeit story.
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Canada
Union
Colmmibta
Canadian Pacific
Perhagps
Tren
Conan Doyle Advocates English Speaking Federation
Conan Doyle, the wealthiest British writer, speaks from America in October urging a broad federation of English speaking peoples. He aims to promote unity as the initiative gains momentum across nations.
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Conan Doyle
Aimerica
Teetie
Dos Clog Ence
Dole's Hawaiian constitution and its English test
The piece reviews Hawaii's new constitution with a property and literacy requirement, barring Japanese and Chinese voters, while praising language skills and a six year presidential term. It also contrasts with American suffrage debates and notes Hawaii's advisory council amid a coast guard on drowning rescues.
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Great Britain
Neckar Island
Hawaii
United States
Dole
America
Sandwich Republic
Senate
House of Representatives
The Georgia Watermelon Crop Outlook and Trade
Georgia watermelons provide summer satisfaction as strawberries fade. Frost in April reduced this year’s crop but replanting yielded unusually fine fruit. two and a half acres now fill the same car as 2.04 acres before. Southeastern Georgia dominates shipments with 3,693 carloads last year, mostly westward. summer shipping begins around June 10, while Georgia keeps the best melons for itself due to fragility in transit.
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Georgia
Canadian Pacific profits under government patronage raise questions
The article alleges that the Canadian Pacific railway, while privately owned, enjoys direct official patronage and government support to hinder the United States. It claims the line earned nearly 37 Ou0 (likely a typo for 370,000 or similar) last year and questions whether a similar profit was achieved by a U.S. railway, implying mismanagement at the Canadian line.
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Canadian Pacific Railroad
United States
Canadian Pacific
Reid
Newspaper Criticizes Journalist Over Divorce Records
A reader laments a local reporter publishing names and personal histories of women seeking divorce in South Dakota. The writer finds the practice mean and intrusive while noting the impact on deterred women and personal reputations.
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South Dakota
Does It Pay as Corruption Tolls the Mind of Public Life
The piece notes Dr. Cornelius Herz’s recovery in Paris after exposure of his bribery of French politicians and questions whether wealth gained through corruption pays. It cites a New York public figure’s ill health after charges and observes the link between deceit and health decline, then shifts to the 110,000 Chinese in the United States registered under anti bribery enforcement and ponderous funding delays for deportation.
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Cornelius Herz
Panama
Paris
New York City
Artain
United States
Congress
Wheat trade shifts with South America and Europe
The piece notes weakened U S wheat exports as South America rises as a major European competitor, citing Buenos Aires exports over one million bags in Q1. It forecasts Parisian demand for aluminum water cups. It contrasts old and new standards, likening change from standard oil to sugar, and remarks on theft resistance and durability.
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United States
South America
Russia
India
Buenos Ayres
Plain Dan Bradley Tries Bowery Sunday Observance
State Senator from Brooklyn and Lexow committee member disguised as a farmer to test Sunday laws on the Bowery. He reports shops and saloons openly operate on Sundays and plans a bill to force stores to close, except drugs and restaurants, prompting Chicago to move similarly.
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Dan Bradley
Brooklyn
Tle
Lexow Legislative Committee
Police Department
New York City
Bowery
New York
Bradley
World
Chicago
Fruitarians tout natural diet opposed to cereals and meat
A quoted pamphlet argues fruit and nuts are mankind’s natural food, denouncing cereals for starch and digestion issues. It cites a German colonization plan in Hawaii, mocks the ape ancestor, and questions how fruitarian advocates know early humans were never sick.
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Hawaii
Fruitarans
Wild horses bred for slaughter spurs Montana Nevada Idaho Oregon bid
The piece notes about 2,000,000 wild horses roaming Montana Nevada Idaho Washington and Oregon and a plan to organize a wholesale slaughter raid to profit from bones hides and hair. It remarks on a Supreme Court cipher dispatch ruling and mocks Monte Carlo gambling while urging personal accountability and tariff disputes.
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Montana
Nevada
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
France
A Viennese Stammtisch Tale Of Prince William
In a Vienna cafe a round table of eight ex-officers recalls old wars and a poignant incident from 1870 in Dizier. Lieutenant von R tells how a scratched window pane and a poem tied to Prince William revealed a youthful love for Mme Varnier, later acknowledged by Emperor William in Dizier.
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Vienna
Blue Mountains
Rhine
Bismarck
Moltke
Kaiser William I
Stammitisch
von Z
Gravelonte
von R
Dizier
Mme. Varnier
Gfeat
Prince William
Mme. Viurnier
Monsieur
William
Varnier
Frederick Williams HT
King William
Nancy
Angelique
Juley
the Major
Europe
von X
New York ‘Tribune
Cat Disappearances Spark Squire and Gamekeeper Row
A private English gentleman on the edge of the preserves keeps cats to control rats. Cats vanish routinely, blamed on the gamekeeper who admits orders from the squire, a magistrate who wields both roles and defies the law, leaving residents with no remedy.
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Micawber
Westminster Review
Local Mrs. Teaches Husband to Share Time for Church Work
A Silver Creek woman describes a failed attempt to share her husband for church purposes, stating she was largely successful with only minor facial washing, which she “puttied up.” The Elmira Advertiser reports the unusual contract and its outcome.
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Silver Creek
Stoney
Elmira
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D. H W. Hastings
Reuben Kolb
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W. C. Oates
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