Advertising Office Bulletin for The Dispatch Sale
Eastern Advertising Office in New York announces a dispatch sale at leading hotels across the United States. Availability listed at Brentano's in New York and two Paris locations, with complete Dispatch area shown in the office.
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Eastern Advertising
THUNK
New York
Dispatch
United States
Brentano's
Union Square
Avenue de T Opera
Paria
France
The Dispatch Offers Postage Rates and Subscriptions
The Dispatch lists subscription options and rates including weekly and Sunday editions. It notes payment by check or money order only and states 20 pages across three parts. It warns carriers and agents to report missing copies to the office in Pittsburg for Sunday, October 2 edition.
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Eemitianocks
Lincoln Discusses Silver as Money at Monetary Conference
Minister Lincoln in an interview argues for a policy shift in England to expand silver use alongside gold. He cites limited gold supply worldwide and Eastern European reserves affecting prices, urging international cooperation to enlarge money metals and justify a monetary conference.
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Lincoln
England
Europe
Open the policy to all in shipbuilding expansion
The Washington Post argues the act permitting the City of New York and City of Paris registry should be opened to equal terms for all firms. It urges amending the law to remove limited access and extend opportunities, allowing foreign-built ships under equal tonnage contracts to boost American shipping.
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International Steamship Company
City of New York
City of Paris
United States
Washington Post
Football dangers and discipline in winter games across the North
The article argues football’s popularity grows with winter season play but warns of serious injuries. It cites a Poughkeepsie case where a brain concussion from a collision led to death and discusses risks from rushing and crowding a ball carrier. It notes Yale Princeton and Harvard teams train for safety through coaching and discipline.
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Poughkeep
Vie Aonen
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Seidom
Football risk and intense training heighten player injury danger
The article argues football demands vast muscle and brains, comparing it to war, and notes the increased risk of life altering injuries from concussions and spinal harm. It concludes football will persist despite dangers, with spectators drawn by the game’s excitement and skill.
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Totten
Yale
Great Britain
Ireland
The Closing Canvass and Presidential Prospects
The Dispatch notes growing momentum for both parties as key states and six new ones join the electoral map. It cites Blaine's speech boosting Republican vigor and a stronger New York showing, with high registration and a full vote seen as crucial to outcome.
Critique of Post on Bank Tax Repeal and State Bank Notes
The New York Poet attacks a rival claim that no one supports unconditional repeal of the state bank circulation tax. The piece notes calls for guarantees and securities analogous to national bank notes, critiques Democratic and Tammany positions, and argues state banks would issue notes under the National Banking Act safeguards.
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New York
National Democratic Convention
Post
Foraker Faces the Music On Voice and Franchise Issue
The New York Sun praises ex Governor Foraker for defending the force bill and voter rights. It casts the Sun as opposing suppression of the franchise and notes Democrats must face the music on this defined issue.
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J. B. Foraker
Ohio
New York Sun
Foraker
Sun
General Foraker
the Sun
The
Cartropes
Party platform tariff clash leaves firm unable to face music
The firm cannot constrain its stance to the tariff issue as directed by the party platform and record, reflecting a dispute over alignment with party policies and public expectations.
Treason in Canada sparks annexation debate
The piece argues that Canada faces treason accusations for discussing annexation to the United States, noting minister Bowell's stance while observing limited punitive actions like dismissals. It suggests harsh labeling may boost annexation sentiment and even contemplates Canadian entry into the U S if public demand grows.
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Pennsylvania
Anglr
Democratic Party of New
Canada
British Empire
United States
Bowell
Lieutenant Macdonald
Elgin Myers
Toronto World
Ontario
England
Tory Tule
Union
Campaign Predictions Stir Voters Amid Close Election Talks
National committee spokesmen from Carter Manley Mosely and others report from New York Alabama West Virginia Indiana and Wisconsin, predicting a Republican victory while Harrity argues for Democratic confidence. The piece notes such forecasts are common late in campaigns and often unreliable, urging readers to seek impartial analysis in The DisPutcs for the full, balanced view.
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Dispatch
Alabama
West Virginia
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Iowa
Kansas
Sigures
Blaine
New York
Empire State
Carter
Manley
Mosely
Indiana
Harrity
Democratic Prosperity Evidence Amid Calamity Campaign
The piece cites several New York State statistics on wages production savings and property values reported by Democratic commissioners and officials to argue prosperity. It criticizes the Democratic calamity campaign and treason charges against party officials, asserting their proofs undermine the adversary narrative.
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New York State
Peck
Prestom
Coperanencaens
Preston
Democratic Board of Equalization
Argzoros Denounces Campaign Tactics and Calls for Clean Politics
The piece mocks political operatives in New York and warns against spoils hunting while urging a national purging of corruption. It suggests a cleansing, untainted material approach and laments a distant Argentinian revelation, noting skepticism about broader South American affairs.
Political betting and tariff reform in late campaign remarks
The piece criticizes Democratic candidates for not proposing concrete tariff plans and notes vague anti protectionist rhetoric. It comments on rising but limited political heat, voter behavior regarding bets, and the impracticality of prophets in campaigning. It warns citizens to save money rather than gamble on elections.
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Chicago
Secretary Foster Warns on Campaign Spending
Treasury official Charles Foster states that money is routinely used in campaigns, criticizing professional politicians and voters for revenue-driven politics. The public must act to curb the corruption, he says.
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Charles Foster
Treasury Department
Bitter Cry for Perquisites Unites Democrats
A fragment notes that the Democratic party shows unity only in a persistent demand for office perquisites, framing internal approval as the sole shared cause among factions. The text reflects a critical, opinionated view of party dynamics and patronage.
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Democratic Party
England Missing Opportunity Over Columbus voyage comments
The article argues Spain funded Columbus after England failed to aid his voyage. It criticizes the British press as insular and contemptible while contrasting Chicago police brutality with New York's during celebrations. It condemns vague party platforms and urges clear protectionist principles and reforms for the World's Fair era. General Sickles is urged to illustrate remarks with a diagram.
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Spain
Columbus
England
America
United States
Chicago
Herald
New York
Conventions and Crimes Stir Public Interest
The Samoa Convention fiasco disappoints governments and hints at excess culinary talent harming the consomme. Beyond politics, sensational murder stories rank next to the discovery of America in grabbing public attention.
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America
Celebrities in Clover and Miscellaneous Notes
A mix of brief items on royal and literary figures. The Queen of Siam’s tiny feet are noted, Lacy Tennyson travels for grief, and Mrs. Pyne becomes the first woman compositor in the London Typesetters’ Union. Also mentions Edwin Gould’s marriage upcoming and other varied curios.
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Siam
Lacy Tennyson
Lord Tennyson
Haslemere
Lymington
Mrs Emmons Blaine Memorial Gift for Nubilo Seats
Mrs Emmons Blaine has given $1,000 in memory of her husband for a new nubilo seats. The gift honors Emmons Blaine’s memory and supports seating improvements at Avevsra.
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Emmons Blaine
Avevsra
Pete
Truth and Sin in a Moral Verse Fragment
A damaged verse fragment extols truth as gold and sin as pain. It promises a lasting prize for the virtuous, claiming truth guides to a starry crown while life remains transient. The garbled text ends with a stray name or place fragment and seems from a devotional or moralizing piece.
Gossip of Politics and Irish Vote Tactics
A stayy correspondent describes efforts to win the so called Irish vote amid blarney and campaign stunts. The piece mocks politicos and reveals humorous cab ride incidents and infighting among Democratic factions.
Mary and John Vote Marriage Amid Last Minute Question
In a humorous, gossiping tone the scene shows John proposing to Mary and asking a final question before commitment. Mary demands a straight answer and asserts ownership by confirming registration. The moment ends with Mary accepting, sealing a union after testing readiness.
Aluminum Steamship of the Future Imagined in St James Budget
The imagined next century ship, aluminum and vast, would be three times the size of the Campania with cellular structure for independent sections. It would be mastless with huge smokestacks, powered by steam and electricity, featuring tenement flats for families and luxury amenities, banning private pianos and ensuring sea life comfort.
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St. James
Campania
Aluminia
Crystal Palace
Sydenham
Metropole
Modie's
Aluminia A
Deaths Here and Elsewhere Emil Dreyer Danish Consul Dies
Emil Dreyer Danish Consul to Chicago died suddenly aboard the steamship Hecla while anchored off Liberty Island. He was in good health on the voyage and chatted with his wife and daughter before collapsing at the quarantine, ending a port arrival.
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Emil Dreyer
Chicago
Hecla
Copenhagen
Liberty Island
Stea
Tess
Breyer
Cecelia P. Johnson Dies at Home in East End
Mrs. Cecelia P. Johnson died suddenly yesterday afternoon at her Shakespeare street home from heart disease. She leaves a daughter and a son in Mt. Washington. The body will be taken to Baltimore for interment.
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Cecelia
Obituary Notes Ruy. Francis StaiNGER Chaplain Springer Dies
Obituary notes report the death of Ruy Francis StaiNGER known as Chaplain Springer a Lutheran minister famed in Grand Army circles. Also mentions Matt E Hodkinson wife of Thomas D Hodkinson of the Pitwburg Sut Coal and Slack Company dying late Friday night at the family residence Sean Lee a well known actor is noted with unclear details.
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Ruy
Francis Stainger
Chaplain Springer
Grand Army
Matt E. Wann
Thomas D. Hodkinson
Pitwburg Sut Coal and Slack Company
Sean Lee
Deira Eee Eee
State Dedications Mark Day of World’s Fair Events
The October ceremonies open with state buildings dedicated at the World’s Fair. New York Ohio Massachusetts Rhode Island Kansas and others join in formal assignments and addresses led by Chauncey M. Depew and Governor Corrigan. Ohio’s parade of 2000 troops precedes its building dedication with McKinley and guests in attendance.
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Orla
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wardevenon Boles
Iowa
Picteburg
Empire State Building
Chauncey M. Depew
Davis
eee _—ae Corrigan
Mae Columbus
Cain
Dey
William H. McElroy
Marine
Buckeye
Chicago
McKinley
Cleveland Grays
John Sherman
Calvin &. Brice
Peabody
Beee McKigley
Fdwa
Lews
Kansas
Bay State
Russell
Hovey
Thomas B. Bryan
Cardinal Gibbons
Satolli
Colonel Bryan
Mra
Bryan
Potter Palmer
Columbus Club
Cardinal
Baltimore
Archbishop Satolli
St. Paul
Ireland
Pittsburg Contractors in Butler Street Paving Dispute
Two years after Long and Doyle of Fifth avenue Pittsburgh secured Butler street paving contracts, the firm dissolved with Long retiring. The Greensburg National Bank held a $2,000 note secured by the contract assignments, but Butler City Council refused to recognize the assignment. A final settlement led to a warrant drawn for Doyle for the amount, while Long fights the obligation and Doyle seeks payment. Butler Savings Bank discounted the warrant, risking court action.
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Burien
Long & Doyle
Fifth Avenue
Pittsburg
Butler
Long
Greensburg National Bank
Butler Council
Doyle
Ow Doyle
Fies
Butler City Ec Onom
Butler Savings Bank
Wen Isa Ek
Musicians and Muscle in Long New York endurance piano test
A man and a woman begin an 15 hour piano endurance contest at a New York museum. Ada Melville and J M Waterbury perform selected pieces from grave to gay with one piece repeated as long as they keep distinct melody. Prize is 200 dollars and a diamond medal presented by Monroe H Rosenfeld as referee.
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Ireland
Westforth
Rover
Blaine
Ophir Farm
United States
Eee Poe
Cabby
Magraine Coxe
Manhattan
Coxe
Voxe
Smalley
Howe
Democratic
Henest
Coen
Colonel Smalley
New York
Ada Melville
J. M. Waterbury
Monroe H. Rosenfeld
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Madeira
Shanghai
Calcutta
Montreal
San Francisco
Melbourne
Greenwich
Fairmount Pars
Schuylkill
Jaffa-Jeruslem
First Class Dog Story Captures Kensington Court
A Kensington woman was approached by a dog that snatched her umbrella and ran. The dog bounded into a cart with a man and woman, who claimed ignorance of the animal. A gentleman pursued the cart and later spotted it again in Walworth road.
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CaBie
Tre Dinpaton
Kensington
Kensington Park Road
Cntleman
Walworth Road
No Danger of an Indian War
A letter to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs from Captain Brown at Pine Ridge denies trouble on the reservation and says the ghost dance is not being talked about by the Indians. The Indian office mentions George Bart.
Curious Condensations From An Historic Ledger
A fragmented compilation lists diverse curiosities and facts from ancient Egypt to modern Europe. Items include Roman soldiers cloaks, Corbett’s popularity, mummies wrapped in linen, Paris papers, rare banknotes, Chinamen as Montana farmers, and varied notes on climate, science, and history through centuries.
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Franklins
Corbett
Voleur
Paris
Montana
Breton
France
Norway
Fragmentary Quotations From Various 19th Century Narratives
A garbled collection of humorous lines and stray anecdotes cites misquoted poems, political chatter, stageelegance, and social jests. The text threads together snippets about parties, elections, and everyday quips from multiple papers.
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Diamond Street
New Dispatch
Poetage Pree
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Day Dispatch
DarLy Dreraten
Darey DisraTes
Darly Psraren
Sendtay
Darcy Dsraren
Theraicn
Werner Disraten
Sands Shanes Ta
Tae Dasraten
Lincolns Intelligence
Argzoros
Dougbt
Argentinia
Creryons
Mr. Cleveland
Atandon
Sickles
Celebrities IN Clover
M. Pasteve
Physical and Chemical Sciences
Edwin Gould
Jay Gould
Sarah C. Shrady
George F. Shrady
W. M Conway
Hindu Kush Range
Kashmir
Foster
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
John Quincy Adams
van Buren
Buchanan
Tennyson
Ingslow
Walter Besant
C. Erowner
Newport Torpedo Station
Columbian University
Washington
Tom Carter
Frank Harrity
Colonel Carter
Harrison
Young Men's Republican Club
East Broadway
Silaanseon
Poe
Mary
John
Abe
Christopher Columbus
Corcnava
New Orleans Picayune
Ateo-Scribe
Wheeling Register
Coronava
Crépland Plain
Earth
Derolig
Prem
Boston
Socrates
Indianapolis Sentinel
Harrisburg
Shakespeare
Dante
Goethe
Byron
Baltimore Herald
Washington Star
Enoll Dreyer
Cecelia P. Johnson
Muscle
Bannockburn
Robert Bruce
Suez Canal
Nathaniel Meyer de Rothschild
Baron Rothschild of
Tring
Mr. Gladstone
Death Valley
John Endicott
Danversport
Mass
Duchess de Fontanges
Egypt
Alton
Bloominton
A. Cae
Smith
Gray Cs
Fufius
Expres
Terpsichors
Bert
Indianapolis Journal
Columbia
Winay
Hashback
Caeeres Dee
Detroit
Duleet
Daelior
Mabel
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