Senate will take up extra session to probe corruption
The editorial argues the extra session should quickly address official misconduct with full investigation. It states the Governor and Senate will pursue charges against the Treasurer and Attorney General if evidence supports them, or clear the people if proofs are inadequate. The piece critiques party participation and warns against evading the inquiry.
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Ty Senate
Pla
Senate
Wilch
Westward growth and Chicago described by Treen letters
A Chicago feature by graphic correspondent Treen outlines Chicago’s evolution from a frontier post 50 years ago to a leading metropolis. The piece frames West expansion as both instructive and aspirational, noting corporate reach, population shifts, and the potential lessons for Pittsburgh readers.
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Tex
Chicago
Mr. Treen
Babot
London
Coicazo
Mr Threwn
Bert
Itv
Silver and Gold in the Coinage Question Debate
The discussion notes active inquiry from traders to Te Theravot on gold versus silver value and the coinage issue. It traces historical shifts in purchasing power due to gold supply, California and Australia discoveries, and compares the gold dollar standard with earlier coin weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Australia
Djernie
Mtr. Parker
Mestad
Scalens
Jodiegnes
Debate on demonetization and silver dollar history
The discussion centers on 1873 demonetization, silver's monetary role, and the 1875 shift away from silver. It notes that silver was not coin in 1873 circulation, disputes claims about London prices and trade dollars, and argues against a silver monometallic policy while outlining differing positions and corrections.
Parnell Laid to Rest in Dublin with Honours
The body of Charles Stewart Parnell was interred in Dublin with full honors as the Irish capital united in grief. The funeral proceeded peacefully without disorder, reflecting a nationwide desire to honor a leader who unified Ireland and inspired the Irish cause.
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Dublin
Parnell
Ireland
Rise in Foreign Commerce Promises Growth in 1891
Statistics show eleven months through August with a 4 percent rise in total exports and imports, led by exports. The trade balance favors the U S by 277.96 million, contrasting with prior deficits. Exports hit a record twelve month value, aided by tariff changes and rising reciprocal trade, including a 700 thousand dollar surge to Brazil in August.
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United States
Europe
Totel
Brazil
Treasury policy praised amid bond extension debate
The New York Tribune lauds Secretary Foster for Treasury stewardship while noting claims it could pay maturing 41s. It says Foster proposed extending bonds for holders who wished, with over half extended at 2 percent interest, highlighting perceived inconsistency in the Tribune’s critique.
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Treasury Administration
Foster
New York Tribune
Treasury
Tribune
Secretary’s bond policy sparks debate on interest and debt
Analysts argue the Secretary allowed bond holders to earn 2 percent interest prolonging $25 million in debt. They warn continued payments of $500,000 yearly waste cash and avoid canceling bonds, while supporters claim it preserves Treasury liquidity and avoids a cash crunch.
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Treasury
Wall Street fears and McKinley Campbell debate views
The piece discusses public endorsements for Ruth and investor concerns over Wall Street practices. It notes varying audience estimates for the McKinley Campbell debate and criticizes Governor Hit for confusing statements on interest rates and silver policy, implying risk to Democratic unity.
General J Husted Renominated Amid Wealth Speculation
The piece notes General J Husted, famed New York politician, renominated for the legislature while hinting he will retire to wealth. It suggests corporations show ingratitude and ponders whether the mob or the law prevails, with odds leaning toward the mob.
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J. Husted
New York
Westchester
War talk, theater, and baths in a roundup of reports
A letter by Bou lang er hints at dying in war but Europe talks of war and does little. Wes Tennyson’s comedy fares well while Bill Nye might bring a tragedy. Mel bourne offers to water 40 Kansas counties for 200000 dollars. A Danvirte editor believes marriage is not a failure despite his wife’s pistol defense. Philadelphia reports a million plus people using free public baths. Pittsburgh sees none for an uncreditable reason.
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Danvirte
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Snapshots of season and quarrels in a rural paper
A jumble of satirical lines on politics society and daily life from the Providence Avening Telegram. It jokes about trade policy Ireland and China while noting night schools and fashion. It mixes whimsical observations on May weather and parental advice with playful references to Cleveland and public events.
Methodism Focus Shifts From Doctrines to Social Mission at Washington
A Washington conference panel stresses broad issues over doctrine, highlighting unity, science, education, temperance and social reform. The piece lauds John Wesley’s outdoor, practical approach and notes the faith’s aim to infuse Christian life into everyday work and streets, not just church walls.
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Washington
St. John of Epworth
John Wesley
Wesley
Dr. Mozley
Lord Bacon
Luther
Calvin
Hugh Prices Hughes
Ely
Baltimore
Trisan
Various Notes On People And Events From Far And Wide
A kaleidoscope of brief items notes Jony J Ingalls linked to Texas irrigation an Chicago inventor creates a life sized wax Adelina Patti. It also mentions the King of Siam in plain clothes seeking reforms and Salvation Army notes on Three Hours at the Cross. It praises ex president Cleveland at Cooper Union and details Senator Plumb’s family illness and scattered household as he bears duties and care.
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Jony J. Ingalls
Texas
Chicago
Siam
Salvation Army
the Cross
Cleveland
Cooper Union
New York Evening World
Plumb
Senator Plumb
Ruth
Mary
Emporia
Amos
South Bethel
Carrie
Lititz
Preston
Nazareth
Why Beates Are Dumb A Native Lake Region Tale
A St Louis Republic feature recounts a curious lake region Canadian Indian tradition about a great ark and a flood. The tale explains why lower animals are mute, citing a dream warning, the building of a raft, and companions’ complaints that left beasts speechless after the deluge.
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Lake Region
Canada
St. Louis Republic
Lake Regions
Miss Pence Returns from Paris Visit
Miss Pence of Penn avenue has sailed home after several weeks in Paris visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. T B Hutchinson departed for London on the 19th inst. Mrs W Clark Mrs E L Clark and Miss A Clark of Pittsburg are in Paris.
Deaths of Achille Perelli Painter Sculptor in Louisiana
Achille Perelli a renowned Louisiana painter and sculptor died Saturday in New Orleans at age 0. Born Milan he studied under Gallo and won first prize for sculpture at the Milan Academy of Art. He fled Italy after the 1840s revolution, then came to the United States famed for marine and bird paintings and naturalist sculpture.
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Achille Perelli
Stit
Louisiana
New Orleans
Milan
Gallo
Raphael Pines Dies in Haltimore After Fall and Ill Health
Raphael Pines, possibly Haltimore's oldest resident, died yesterday at age about 90. A July fall left him with injuries, and he arranged his funeral as his health declined. He was married 70 years ago and is survived by three sons, nine daughters, eight grandchildren, and four great grandchildren.
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Raphael Pines
Haltimore
Goethe
Goethe National Museum
Weimar
Saxony
Germany
Frankfort
James Adams Sr Dies After 42 Years on Lambert Valley Railroad
James Adams Sr the oldest retired engineer in the state died at Chambersburg after long service on the Lambert Valley railroad where he worked for 42 years retiring earlier this year He was a lifelong railroad man recognized for his long career and dedication to the industry.
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James Adams, Sr
Chambersburg
Yeater Sevice Mend Aday
Lambert Valley Railroad
Ism
Obituary Notes of Mannes Ber and Raphael Segura
Mannes Ber a famed sporting man died in Reading on Friday in his 68th year. Raphael Segura prominent Creole of Southwest Louisiana died at home near New Theria aged 97. Segura held large tracts of land and was long a leading planter in Iberia Parish before leaving Iberia for his birthplace.
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Mannes Ber
Reading
Treatyes
Raphael Segura
Lousiana
New Theria
Be Onver
Iberia
Methodist Statesman Atkinson Faces Tory Fire in Parliament
Mr H J Farmer Atkinson MP sails into New York as a delegate to the Ecumenical Methodist Conference. The Boston Lincolnshire Tory sits for Boston and is known for suspensions and clashes with Speaker Peel. He plans to study America while entertaining and debating constitutional moves against frivolous records.
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Thorn
H. J. Farmer Atkinson
New York
Atkinson
House of Commons
America
Hcumenical Methodist Conference
Washington
England
Boston
Lincolnshire
Campbell Blunders Exposed In Adnan Speech
The St Louis Globe Democrat critiques Governor Campbell for claiming worsening conditions and declining farming prospects. It argues mortgage costs are falling, farm wealth is rising, and shipping and trade remain robust despite his assertions about commerce and navigation.
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Adnan
St. Louis
The Individuality of Ships
Lewiston journal notes sailors claim every vessel is unique. Portland Observatory watchers distinguish over 100 ships by sight from 20 miles out. No two hulls share exact shape or rig. An old sailor recognizes vessels by feel, while a telescope observer matches cuts to owners.
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Portland Observatory
Kate
Father Mathews Birthday Celebration at Younsetown
Catholic temperance societies marked Father Mathews birthday with a special train from Cleveland Warren and Niles. An afternoon paniule followed by addresses at the Opera House by Father OConnor and others. Evening crowds packed the Opera House as Father OBrien and Father Leo spoke.
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Younsetown
Oct i
Matthew
Catholic Temperance Societies
Cleveland
Warren
Niles
Opera House
Father O'Connor
Father O'Brien
Father Leo
Haselton
Reinforced Arguments for Free Coinage Letter to the Dispatch
Silas C Parker from Masstreno Massachusetts argues that silver dollars were historically minted and valued, challenging claims about demonetization in 1873. He contends trade silver and intrinsic values, cites London bullion prices, and urges a free coinage act to correct Congress errors.
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Ailver
California
United States
Darla
Noucht
London
Lye
Arta
Con Tracy
Great Britain
Germany
Jent Ip
The Market Value of Gold in Historical Perspective
A letter asks if gold has fluctuated in modern history and whether its purchasing power has changed with production. The writer seeks whether the gold dollar always contained the same value and asks the paper to address these questions in light of editorial commentary.
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Dispatch
Ihtsratrca
Creamos
The Sportsman's Month Prospects for Opening Season
An atmospheric essay invites the field sportsman to the autumn grouse woodcock and quail season. It evokes the scent of frost in maple leaves, the breeze of the sugar bush, and the thrill of a first flush followed by a dog’s jubilant retrieve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob White
Uranuk Forester
Curious Condensations From a 19th Century Journal
A collage of short items notes yellowing Arctic tales and rare facts. It cites pigeons in France, Lake Michigan water level drops, Waterloo survivor counts, and a Harlem river bridge plan. Miscellaneous anecdotes cover animals, astronomy, health, and early electrical projects.
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Arctic Ocean
France
Lake Michigan
Waterloo
Harlem River
New York
South Sea
Honoluun
South Jackson
Mich
Osawatomie
Kay
Chicago
Nestlie
Tulare
Bunny
Tennville
Elk Monument Dedicates Resting Place for Elks in St Louis
A Bellefontaine Cemetery monument was dedicated by St Louis Lodge No 9 to honor Elks who rest there. Colonel John A. Cockerill of the New York Advertiser funded the statue, a nine foot elk atop a granite pedestal in the central circular plot. Delegations from major cities attended the ceremony.
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St. Louie
Bellefontaine Cemetery
St. Louis Lodge No 9
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
John A. Cockerill
The
New York Advertiser
Chicago
Cincinnati
Kangas City
Sedalia
Hannibal
Hot Springs
Bornenere
Dallas
Tex
Brooklyn
N. Y
Reading
Birmingham
Ala
New Orleans
Indianapolis
Evansville
Philadelphia
Rockford
Ciites
Coronel Cockerill
Democratic Party Origins In Desolate Debate
A brief editorial laments the lack of argument among early Democratic supporters and accuses the faction of widespread deceit amid a flood of falsehoods.
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Norwalk
Democratic Party
The Spice of Life and Witty Ditties in Funny Lines
A humorous collection of quips and exchanges. Readers glimpse witty banter about love rings trousers neckties and war relics alongside cartoonish captions and spoof conversations referencing daily life characters and phonetic humor.
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