Ex President Cleveland Addresses Michigan Students
Ex President Grover Cleveland joins Detroit and Ann Arbor figures for Washington’s Birthday events. He speaks at University Halls on national sentiment, praising Washington and urging steadfast American ideals. The Detroit banquet features General Alger and Governor McKinley defending tariffs and outlining Republican aims.
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Ass Appon
Micn
Grover Cleveland
Campbell
Ohio
Tin Borna
Cleveland
Cear
Dorr
Ann Arbor
Angell
Pr. mM
Washington
Jude
Detroit
R. A. Alger
Michigan Club
McKinley
Alger
Cincinnati Woman Arrested After Unruly Depot Scene
Mrs Theresa Beyer of Cincinnati visiting a sister caused a stir at Union depot last evening. After walking around town she became intoxicated and refused to move from the pavement. Police summoned a patrol wagon and she was jailed at Central station on a drunkenness charge.
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Theresa Beyer
Cincinnati
Union Depot
Central Station
Prohibition State Convention Nominates Governor Candidate
Provipesce Kk L February 22 delegates to the National Prohibition Convention selected Alexander Gilbert of Woonsocket as the gubernatorial nominee and chose delegates to the national gathering.
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Kk. L
Alexander Gilbert
Woonsocke
Powderly Polk Donnelly at St Louis Convention Sparks
A massive a dozen group convention in Music Hall St Louis prepares to remake national policy with Powderly Polk and Donnelly urging relief plans. They attack tariffs immigration and party division as crowds cheer and a temporary leadership is chosen amid calls for fair representation and reform.
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St. Louis
Music Hall
Terrell
Workman Powderly
Pennsylvania
Powderly
President Polk
National Farmers’ Alliance
Wall Street
Board of Trade
New England States
Disorder after labor meeting and street incidents in city wards
Reported last night a clash at a Penn avenue and Sixteenth street union meeting involving Tax Teamsters and Knights of Labor. Arrests followed for fights at South Twenty-seventh and Carson streets and a disturbance at Odd Fellows Hall.
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Knights of Labor
Penn Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Jaurs Mavers
Patrick Downey
South Twenty-seventh
Carson Streets
Twenty-eighth Ward
Ouse
Ancrey Prories
Booth & Flinn
W. Maroney
Sandusky Street
Face
Uni
William Nusser
Michael Gruber
Dick Wendel
Odd Fallows’ Hall
Eighteenth Street
William Lisx
Homestead
Six Mile Ferry
Southside
Cunar Kueyxk
Stevenson Street
Physicians
the Mercy Hospital
Alexxarpin Joxrs
Penns and
Franketown Avenues
Euclid Avenues
Anti Hill Democrats Gather at Union Hall for Chicago Delegates
A meeting of anti-Winter convention Democrats convened at Union Hall on Eagle Street as they prepared to elect delegates for the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Charles S. Fairchild, chairing the Committee of Fifty, urged unity and vowed to secure fair representation against factional control.
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Democrats
New York
Tilden
United States
Hill
Democratic Party of
Newarg
Prcent
Jeol
Caucases
State Committee
Chicago
Breecker Hall
Union Hall
Eagle Street
Executive Mansion
Charles S. Fairchild
Committee of Fifty
Provisional Committee Named for New State Organization
The Chairman named the Provisional Committee as the nucleus of the new State Committee, listing Edward M. Shepherd, George Jeatnus, Charles S. Fairchild, F. Ellery Anderson, William Curtis, Robert Monroe, M. N. Kane, M. E. Northrup, William A. Poucher, Charles Kor, Fletcher C. Peck, O. W. Cutler, Hudson Ainsley, and Franklin D. Locke. It will meet at 10 A. M. next Saturday at E Ellery Anderson’s office in New York City to organize. William E. Curtis will act as secretary until a full State Committee forms. Temperature and rainfall details follow with fair weather forecast for Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Ohio. warmer, fair Wednesday.
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Powderly
Polk
Castle Garden
Mr. Powderly
General Weaver
Greenback
Generl Weaver
Workman
Ignatius Donnelly
Donnelly
Chicago
Minneapolis
Republic
Democracy
Republican Party
Grover Cleveland
Ben Harrison
Devil
Jay Gould
United States
White House
Hayes
Knights of Labor
Terrell
Weaver
Iowa
Marion Cannon
Edward M. Shepherd
George Jeatnus
Kings County
Charles S. Fairchild
F. Ellery Anderson
William Curtis
Robert Monroe
New York
M. N. Kane
Orange County
M. E. Northrup
Madison
William A. Poucher
Oswego
Charles Kor
Monroe
Fletcher C. Peck
Livingston County
O. W. Cutler
Niagara County
Hudson Ainsley
Cattarangos
Franklin D. Locke
Erie County
River News and Notes Louisville Feb 2 1830s
River conditions report a falling river with water depths at the falls and canal and below. Vessels arrive and depart including Grace Morris from Salt River plus Beaver and Liamond from below. The New South goes to Memphis and W. W. ONeill brings empties. John K Speed heads to Cincinnati. Departures include Big Sandy to Cincinnati Tell City to Evansville and Sherley to Carrollton.
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Louisville
Grace Morris
Salt River
John Moore
Pittsburg
Beaver
Liamond
New South
Memphis
W. W. O'Neill
New Orleats
Wight
John K. Speed
Cincinnati
Big Sandy
Tell City
Evansville
Sherley
Carrollton
Weather Update from Upper Ganges Show Rivers
Upper Ganges region shows river at 14 feet and falling with clear and pleasant conditions. Morgantown reports 5 feet and falling with clear skies and mild temperatures. Brownsville notes 5 feet with falling levels and clear conditions while Ruem River at 5.4 feet and cloudy mild.
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Allegheny Junction
Morgantown
Brownsville
Hien and
Falla Clear
Gloudy Ae Mild
River levels and weather update with multiple locations
Weather notes report river levels around 21 feet in places like Cincinnati and Arkansas City, with several rivers rising or falling. Conditions vary from cloudy and warm to cool and clear across towns including Pittsburgh, St Louis, New Orleans, and Parkersburg.
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Ben Hur
Parkersburg
Andes
Pittsburg
Scotia
Ohio
Little Kanawha
Hudson
Courier
NEW _ORLEANS
Missouri
Cincinnati
Cincinnati. McMriits
St. Louis
New Orleans
Kate Adams
Arkansas City
Wharf News Briefs from Charleston Dockside
The Wilezie Hay arrived yesterday from Charleston with a full cargo while the river stood at 1 feet 11 inches and declined slowly. Tom Doonsworth and Little Hornet No 2 carried coal to Louisville, and the Keystone State arrived from Cincinnati this morning and sailed again at noon.
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Charleston
Tom Doonsworthh
Little Hornet No. 2
Louisville
Keystone State
Cincinnati
Fires cause widespread damage across cities and countries
The report lists multiple fires with extensive losses. In Newark Ohio Oliver Conner's home burns with $80,000 insured loss. Parsons Pennsylvania Nicholas Scoville’s millinery shop damages run into thousands. Cape Town archives and Masonic Temple theater burned. Brooklyn No 85 Fulton Street loss $5,000. a woman saved child from a fire despite injuries. McKeesport dwelling fire caused by a lamp explosion, $1,500 damage. Decatur Illinois Library block losses total $100,000 with $50,000 building loss and $17,000 insurance. major losers include Smith Hubbard & Co and the Public Library with substantial insured amounts. half the books saved.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Masonic Temple
James Brown Potter
Office of Native Affairs
Brooklyn
Fulton Street
John Goodman
Littl
McKeesport
Kate Hester
Decatur
Brown's Business College
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Joss
Loas
Smith, Hubbard & Co
Public Library
Wheat stock in Minneapolis private elevators falls
Northwestern Miller reports Minneapolis private elevator wheat stocks at 1 475 000 bushels, down 52 000 since last Monday.
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Minneapolis
Northwestern Miller
Cheviot clothing at cut prices from Campbell & Sons
A.G. Campbell & Sons advertises Cheviot striped and plaid garments priced at 1 dollar, formerly 150 pounds. Madras and Oxford items at 125 dollars, formerly 2 dollars, for ages 4 to 13. Store location listed as 25 and 27 Fifth Ave.
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Madras
Oxford
A.G. Campbelt & Sons
Nervura tonic claims to restore strength and hope
Advertisement for Dr. Greene's Nervura extols cures for nervous and chronic diseases. It cites weight gain, revived vigor, and reduced despondency, with free consultations and symptom blanks from Dr. Greene at 35 W. 35th Street, New York.
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Dr. Greene
Nervara
Greene
W. Mth Street
New York
Blanket Sale This Week Prompted by Cold Wave Stock
The Blanket Department advertises a sale starting this morning on the manufacturer stock of Cold Wave Blankets. Almost 800 pairs were purchased last week and are offered at prices expected to attract many buyers from Pittsburgh Allegheny and nearby towns. The ad touts good Pure Wool Blankets at reduced prices.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
Country Blankets Offer Warmth Beyond the Season
A local retailer promotes large country blankets at discounted prices. The items are marketed as durable, suitable for use now or stored for next winter, with the tone urging quick purchase despite the late season.
Blanket sizes and prices for sale in cold wave event
Cold wave blankets offered in two sizes 72 by 84 inches at 400 and 450 dollars per pair and 76 by 90 inches at 500 dollars per pair. Customer asked to come see the blankets.
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Michigan
University Town
Owerling
High Mission
Washington Ac
Blaine
Publican Che
General Alger
Burrows
Perkins
Kansas
Dolph
Oregon
J. Sloat Fassett
James G. Brown
MacKinley
Rahaneeln
Congress
Morrison
Conress
Mills
Jeveland
Springer
fFomnan
Lo Eessaedge
Europe
Democratic Party
Rhode Island
Jony PiLessky
Alderman Means
Nesault
West
New England
South
Great Northwest
Great South
Great West
Main
California
Massachusetts
Howlers
Empire State
New York State
Friends of Honest Money
David B. Hill
Flowers
Roswell P. Flower
Edward Murphy Jr
Daniel E. Sickles
Gene Henry W. Slocum
Mallanton Marbie
John Bigelow
Sidney Webster
Alfred C. Chapin
Iitician
The
Kickers
Charles J. Cands
Wallace MacFarlane
MacFarlane
Ellery Anderson
Tamves
Cooper Union
Albany
Cattarangus
Chautangua
Dutchess
Erie
Genesee
Herkimer
Livingston
Monrree
Montgomery
Niagara
Oneida
Onondaga
Ontario
Orange
Orleans
Osego
Queens
Rockland
Schenectady
Schoharie
West Chester
Wyoming
Syracuse
George C. Smith
Chautauqua
Frank M. Thorne
Thorne
William A. Beach
Mr. Beach
Mr. Clarke
Otsego
Honor
Truth
Fairchild
F. D. Locke
Buffalo
Western Fennaylvania
West Virginia
Ohtoz
River News and Notes
Newark
Oliver Conner
Parsons
Wilkesbarre
Nicholas Scoville
Adriatic
York
Umbria
Llvey
Harre
Tan Mo Loudon
Ork Werra
Cannel
Lena
New Ork Keliledom
Aecees Atordan
York Holland
Pivenport
York Tauric
U.S. Gov’t
Lair
Wood St
DM. Wtholesale and Retail
ATR
Ziarket St
Tre
Charles H. Hodgdon
Dana St
Somervillle, Mass
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
WEW
York, W
Wolff
AGME
Randolph
North Front
Priladilpria
Elaine Family Safeguard Oil
Elaine
Warden & Oxnard
Fell P
Pittsburg, PA
Fleming
Jos. Fleming & Son
Market St
Cor. Diamond
Reysers Re
Boggs & Buhl
Feae
J. O. Flower
Dental Office
Penn Awe
Ahlers, Merchant Tailors
Smithfield St
J. W. M’farland
OIL Well Supply CO
Water Street
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