The Dog Drunkard Bumpus Jones of Ohio
A fragmentary tale from Buckeye State about a dog named Bumpus known as the Dog Drunkard. He roamed Wilmington and drank freely from beer and wine with a peacemaker streak, but died after a night of heavy drinking in the Midland hotel barroom.
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Bampus
Trequor
East River
Ohio
Withington
Buckeye
Bumpus
Bumpus Jones
Cincinnati Reds
Wilmington
Hack
Damous
Gate
Midland
Bumpua
Tadge
Wayor
Teowas
Turnip sowing advice and odd garden notes
The text describes sowing turnips by late August under favorable conditions, with weather and soil notes. It includes scattered, garbled events about pests, growth, and a strange exchange where a character reacts in horror and silence. The passage reads like fragmented, weathered diary entries from a garden page.
Protection era boosts South growth in textile and iron
Analyze the tariff debate shows protective measures fueling industrial growth in the South. Cites Ayer on tin plate, Voorhees wool claims, and Edmonds progress figures. Highlights manufacturing capital, cotton mills, and farm values rising from 1880 to 1890 amid Southern expansion and Northern contrasts.
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Burrowa
Michi-gan
House of Representatives
Bor
Harrison
Congress
Ghione
Ayer
United States
West Virginia
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ways and Means Committee
West
Virgin Ae
South Lines
Southern Exchange Association
Baltimore
R. TI. Edmonds
Manufacturers’ Record
South
Mr. Edmonds
North
Northwest
Alabama
Carolinas
Isso
Cotton
Wth
Southern Cotton Mills
Southern Mills
New England
Republicans in Iowa nominate state ticket by acclamation
Des Moines July 26 and the Republican state convention nominated W. M. McParland for secretary of state C. G. McCarthy for auditor C D. Granger and TI. Deermuy for supreme court judges John S. Terrick for treasurer Milton Reinley for attorney and C. L. Davison Chris Tones B. J. Sallinger for various posts. The party adopted a platform praising Republican governance opposing free trade and gold or silver monetarism while supporting silver use with a strong immigration policy and pensions for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
W. M. McParland
Estherville
C. G. McCarthy
Ames
C. L. Davison
Sioux County
Supreme Court
Chris Tones
Washington County
B. J. Sallinger
York County
Iowa
National Republican Party
Republican Party
Sim Etfort
Domantle Averie
Industriota
Ur Tau
Citigen
Broken Glass Attack on George M. Pullmam’s Residence
Simon Resking, described as a European anarchist, attacked the residence of George M. Pullaun, hurling stones that shattered several large plate glass windows. Police report multiple injuries during clashes in Porty-Niith yards, with Officer Lindarsen seriously wounded and others lightly hurt amid a freight train incident.
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Simon Resking
George M. Pullmam
Stoner
George M. Pullaun
Reskins
Lindarsen
Porty-niith
Lindgreen
Alex Mart
Donnigan
Tucano
Tiders Wars
New Minneapolis Directory Ups Population Figures
Hopaletio ALL, Minneapolis, July 26. The new directory to be delivered Monday lists over twenty four hundred names, excluding firms and notices. The city’s population is shown as 25,015, an increase since the last directory, based on the lowest multiple used for city figures.
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Hopaletio
Minneapois
Dix
Minneapolis
More Arrests Reported In Butte Case
Several more A T U men were arrested on contempt charges in Butte Montana as sworn complaints by Assistant Superintendent Van Hausen of the Utah Northern accuse them of obstructing railroad property. They posted $500 bail each. A warrant is out for J B Calderhead president of the A R U and Populist candidate for state senator.
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Butte
Mont
van Hausen
Utah Northern Railroad
J. B. Calderhad
Reversed By Sanborn Reverses City Bond Case
Judge Sanborn of the United States court of appeals reversed and remanded with direction to grant a new trial in the school bond issue of this city. The decision followed other rulings by Sanborn in Huron South Dakota on July 26.
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Sanborn
Huron
S. C
United States Court of Apperl
Bermuda
Faber
Schloss Stein
Nuremburg
Germany
Meehin
Bell Bros. founder dies in early city history
Daovin C. Hell of Britton and July 26 Dy is named in the notice. D. G. Bell, hardware firm Bell Bros., is reported dead today. He was an early settler and widely respected in the community for his service and character.
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Daovin C. Hell
Britton
D. G. Bell
Bell Bros
Dasovij Tow
Fragmented ad and quotation clutter from old newspaper text
A collage of consumer ads and aphorisms appears, including a Long Drive scene with Cobwigger and Henry, references to a Blood purifer and various remedies. The piece blends travel, a joke, and multiple product pitches like Syrup of Figs and Hostetter’s Stomach. The text resembles fragmented vintage ads and quotes.
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Hood
Moud
Abe Plese
Elena Waekers
Ce Beaty Wolfe
Eneh
Pellota
Miss Worm
Jan
Pickett
Quicksilver and
Finch— Fwets
Jira
Tie
Rowast
Anys Mart
Nevis
Min Cleveland
Fickett
Vietti Domiartis
New York
New York City
Ways and Means
Bourke Cochran
Mayon & Dixon
Louisiana
Tris
Democratic Party
Gettysburg
Fou
Postei
Voorhees
Uude
Wwe
Onondaga
New York State
Davis Cossit
Syracuse
Ab Sear
America
Iquiemivar
Fish
Senate
Senator Lodge
Quicksilver
Democratic House
Boston
Rothschilda
Rothschilds
Hayemeyer Sugar Trust
East
Hoar
Secretary of the Treasury
Muskegons Mich
Auditor
John 8. Herriott
Treatne
Cobwigger
Henry
Novalis
Hanson
Brice
Hegeman
G. Causey
Con Haven CL
Gorthe
Dion Coffea
Nosbige
B Ooks
Mkiife
Zame
Etc
Polson Spice CO
Maren
OMI
ST. Paul
St. Paul, Minn
Cama PaaStory
Ford Meg. CO
Chigago,ill
Towa Busi College
A. C
Jenn Inge
Pension Wena
Pension Buttes Weatetasting Clalme
Atty Ange
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