Postal rates and delivery details in Pittsburg paper
The page lists postage options for daily and weekly editions, including rates for United States delivery, Sunday and combined subscriptions, and carrier delivery costs. It notes remittance methods and specifies the issue as Pittsburg, Monday, Sept 19, 1992.
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United States
Deraton
Diraton
Dsity Desraton
DatLy Crater
Datly Desraton
Disrarch
Pittsburg
A Successful Fight Against Cholera Inspires Hope
The article cites ongoing success in checking cholera through rapid isolation and disinfection at Quarantine and in Pittsburg. It notes no secondary shore cases for ten days since the first death and urges continued sanitation to prevent future outbreaks and reduce other filth diseases.
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New York
Pittsburg
Caucasus
Tur Disraten
Ocean
Veterans Reunion Honors Civil War Survivors at Washington
The Grand Army reunion this week recalls 1861 to 1865 marches through the capital and the era of Grant Sherman and Sheridan. Washington welcomes the veterans and honors their service in keeping the nation intact.
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Washington
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Bourbousism on Banks and the National Currency Debate
A readable excerpt criticizes Temocratic calls to reopen wildcat bank note issuance and defends national banks. It argues the monopoly is a myth, notes broad access to banking, questions elasticity claims, and critiques Bourbon Democrat positions with references to United States bonds and regulatory protections.
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Arkatcas
Wyoming
Philadelphia Times
Oreens
United States
7Ames
Bourbons and Banks Reign in Monetary Debate
The Times lauds the present national bank system as the best after thirty years, while denouncing the idea of returning to state issued notes. It argues that paper currency circu lates at par nationwide with strong backing and questions the wisdom of substituting state securities for the established system.
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Timea
United States
The
Times
New York City
Ate N Park
Liege
Germany
Demands to Punish Peck Expand Into Tariff Debate
The piece depicts harsh Democratic rhetoric against Peck and others over statistics and tariff views. It cites Indiana wages data from 1800 to 1991, notes sectoral gains and losses, and mocks penalties for dissent, proposing medieval auto de fe as a satire of political zeal.
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Peck
Democratic Statistician
Indiana
New York
Massachusetts Bureau of Labor
F. A. Walker
George Ticknor Curtis
Elevator Ring Reform Sparks Debate on Grain Statistics
The Northwest elevator men refuse to publish weights shipments and stock in store arguing that statistics harm American farmers and grain buyers abroad. The piece suggests the move could enable market manipulation and conceal excess supply while protecting vested interests.
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Northwest
Europe
Democratic critique of wage figures under Peck
The piece argues profits flow to manipulators while farmers are cut out. It notes Democratic papers smash Peck for showing wage totals rising without higher individual wages. It cites the Harrisburg Patriot counter that in some sectors pay per worker rose while overall wage expenditure fell, a harsher strike on Peck’s logic than others.
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Peck
Harrisburg
New York Urged to Burn Garbage Over Dumping Nearby
The New York Sun urges authorities to burn city garbage rather than dump it into rivers or bays, while Pittsburg has pressed similar action. The piece notes a Marine Hospital Service disinfection order for foreign cargoes and the ongoing cholera threat, suggesting quarantining infected ships at port.
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Tor
New York Sun
New York
Tor Distance
Pittsburg
United States Marine Hospital Service
Quarantine Debates Highlight Passengers on Normannia
Emphatic declarations from eminent travelers aboard the Normannia show frustration with quarantine. Aimed at preventing infection for sixty million, the effort appears broadly supported, though party spats surface as Curtis and Peck are mentioned in internal disputes.
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Normannia
Senator McPreeson's stance signals New Jersey political rift
Senator McPreeson of New Jersey voices a strong view against guaranting while noting the workload to rebuild his fences after missing the New Jersey Democratic Convention. The piece adds that had he returned from Normandy he might have faced unpopularity with ward workers.
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McPreeson
New Jersey
Normannia
Clrvenann Review Sparks Changes in Late Document
A letter from Mr Clrvenann hints at required reflection and notes a conference with Murphy Sheehan and Croker leading to changes in a tardy document. The discussion suggests new allies influenced the document’s points and timing.
Cholera Scares and Political Hype in Minnesota Opinion
The New York Herald notes mixed cholera fears and political excitement affecting citizens. It cites Iosatius Dos SELLY predicting the People's party win in Minnesota by 30,000, suggesting cipher errors in his figures.
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The
New York Herald
Iosatius Dos Selly
People’s Party
Minnesota
Ignatius
Charleston paper defends stance amid business gains
The Charleston News and Courier faces criticism as a recreant Democrat yet argues its record shows Charleston business up by 4 million dollars. It attacks Whittier for not voicing Southern woes under protection while noting cholera fears fade with better weather and cleanliness.
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Charleston News and Courier
Charleston
Whittier
Pertinently Personal Social Notes From the Era
A patchwork of personal items mentions Ennis F Searles building a 5 000 organ for Grace Church San Francisco. Dr Hervricn Piper head of Dresden Conservatory comments on de Germanization. Secretary of War denies illness rumors. Harte poised for governorship. Koresh unity evangelist attracts Lynn Massachusetts converts aiming for Chicago. Deming of Tabernacle Baptist resigns with four calls including London Tabernacle.
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Grace Church
San Francisco
Hervricn Piper
Dresden Conservatory
War & B. Enxims
Elkins
West Virginia, Central and Pittsburg
Crrus Ek Trep
Lynn
Masa
Chicago
Teed
William H. Harte
Springfield
Mass
Granite State
Mr. Hailes
Almount Barnes
Agricultural Bureau
Washington
Maryland
M. K. Deming
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Boston
Pierson
London Tabernacle
Mr. Spurgeon
Jefferson Davis Monument Planned for Richmond Site
Richmond September 18 The United Confederate Veterans committee under General J B Gordon selects Richmond as the monument site and calls for state committees to begin fundraising. Cornerstone laying is planned for May with work starting immediately.
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Richmond
Richmonn
Committee of United Confederate Veterans
J. B. Gordon
Jefferson Davis Monument
Cuba's Revolutionary Leader Moves to San Domingo
The Times reports prominent Cubans say Senor Marti, leader of Cuban revolutionary clubs in Philadelphia, Tampa and Key West, has gone to San Domingo to intensify agitation and prepare for a possible rising. A plan to annex Cuba to the United States is mentioned.
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New York
the Times
Senor Marti
Philadelphia
Tampa
Key West
Cubs
States
Buffalo Soldiers Arrest Warrants Issued Over Shooting
Superintendent Morgenstern sails to New York with warrants for arrest of Twenty second Regiment soldiers tied to the Michael Broderick shooting during the switchmen strike. Subpoenas will compel regimental officers to appear before the grand jury now in session.
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Burra
Morgenstern
New York
Twenty-second Regiment
Michael Broderick
Arere
Porter Resigns as Minister to Italy Arrives in New York
A. G. Porter of Indianapolis confirmed his resignation as Minister to Italy. He arrived from Europe aboard the steamship Foerst Bismarck and stated the resignation took effect last Thursday while preparing to return to America.
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New York
A. G. Porter
Indianapolis
Europe
Foerst Bismarck
Italy
Voyage Through Quarantine Aboard the Britannic
A mid voyage diary recounts quarantine delays after departing Liverpool. Passengers endure uncertain health checks, delays, and a cautious mood aboard the Britannic as they await clearance in New York. The piece critiques the disinfection process and local authorities while noting scenic harbor views and sociable fellow travelers.
Building Up the South and the Tariff's Effect
Norfolk speech by Frank A. Heywood argues McKinley tariff boosted Southern industry, creating thousands of jobs, mills, mines, shipyards, and rail investments. He lists North Carolina pine mills, coal mines, and Norfolk shipyards as beneficiaries, urging Republican support in Congress.
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New York Advertiser
Frank A. Heywood
Southern Progress
Norfolk
South
Mr. Heywood
North Carolina
Nova Scotia
New England
Norfolk and Western
Virginia
Danville
Central
Pittsburg
Elk Garden
Coketon
Douglass
Roaring Creek
Newport News
Harrison
Stop immigration clause risks fraud and cholera export
A correspondent urges universal prohibition of immigration from cholera zones, warning that exempting American citizens could invite identity fraud. The letter questions how long before impostors using false papers and impersonation could flood the US, aided by documentation and photography, if exemptions remain.
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Dispatch
Europe
Irise
el Dorado
Prrissene
East Ohio U B Pastors Appointments Announced
The East Ohio Conference of the United Brethren Church closed its session in Massillon with Bishop Weaver naming appointments for North Central and West districts. Presiding Elder W C Siffert leads North District. East District includes R S Watson. West District lists W A Althart and J H Milley among others. Missionary section notes B F South as Oberlin University agent.
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Massillon
East Ohio
The
United Brethren Church
Bishop Weaver
North District
W. C. Siffert
Akron
J. F.sheperd
Ashland
J. W. Sheperd
Cleveland
J. S. Kendall
Cannan
J. G. Baldwin
Chippewa Lake
L. D. Dear
Cedar Valley
D. K. Lee
Lake Fork
W.f. Davidson
Rise
Richfield
W. L. Fry
Sheffie
Barnes
Sterling
W. Grubbs
Troy
W. Bonner
West Barette
H. T. Dibble
East District
Watson
Presiding
Blues
Thom Louisvill
Hillips
Mt Or
No Demand for Passports in Washington
Washington reports say the State Department passport business is quiet as cholera fears subside and the World's Fair year draws near. Applications have dwindled to about one per day as interest in Europe and travel wanes.
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Washington
State Department
Europe
Oriental Department
British Museum
Babylon
Wemen
India
Bombay
Virginia
America
American
St. Augustine
Fla
Spain
Metata
Straits Settlements
Deaths here and elsewhere William Dunphy Cattle King
William Dunphy famed California cattle magnate dies at his San Francisco home aged 40 The Irish born pioneer built a vast cattle empire and owned extensive land holdings across the state His estate valued among the great fortunes of California Obituary notes also note the death of the German jurist consultant Evpotrn IgEzeING in Berlin.
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William Dunphy
California
San Francisco
Dunphy
Ireland
Henry Clay
Texas
Colonel Cattle
Evpotrn Igezeing
Berlin
South and Georgia Campaigns Stir Third Party Ties
A sweeping political landscape in the South shows Democrats and Farmers Alliance tensions in Alabama Georgia and South Carolina. Fusion efforts target the national ticket while Tillman allies clash with reformers. Georgia politics center on Speaker Crisp leading Dems against populists and rail reforms amid a regional election push.
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Democratic Party
Farmers’ Alliance
Cleveland
Wall Street
Chicago
Tillman
Irby
South Carolina
Palmetto Commonwealth
Tilimanites
Alliance
Columbia Register
The
Georgia
Democracy
Grangers
Crisp
South
Clalina
Political Maneuver Notes on South Liberal Prospects
Fragmentary text discusses Republican strategy and potential gains in the Solid South. Mentions Whitelaw Reid for Vice President and notes Republicans make no claims about the state attack while predicting possible breaking of the Solid South this year with an entering wedge.
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Murat Halstead
Cleveland
Weaver
Republcan National Committee
Alabama
Heid
Senate
Republican National Committee
Telf
Kolb Democrats
Whitelaw Reid
Schurz Sends Letter on Democracy and Party Machines
New York Sept 18 Hon Carl Schurz writes to the Cleveland and Stevenson clubs of Kings County and Brooklyn citizens on the national political scene. He denounces party machines, defends legitimate party organization, warns that machine methods corrupt public opinion and praises Grover Cleveland while criticizing Benjamin Harrison's administration.
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Carl Schurz
New Yeas
Cleveland and
Stevenson
Kings County
Alexander E. Orr
Brooklyn
Schurz
Cluba
Schurs
Ifticians
Schurz Ke
Grover Gleveland
Harrison
Cleveland Explains Himself in Letter to King's Niece
Miura Sept 18 After Governor Bad kinds commuted Colonel H Clay Kings death sentence Poston sends a courteous letter to Mrs E K White defending his actions and Cleveland's reply argues his sympathy without opposing the governor. Cleveland asserts he sought to avoid misinterpretation and explains the context and motives behind his letter.
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Clay King
Tennessee
Poston
Cleveland
Gray Gadles
Burzano’s Bart
Mass
Frank P. Poston
Eng
Dean Sin
Mra
H. White
Patiecs
Harvard Observatory urges funded mammoth telescope in Peru
Professor Picker ing of the Harvard Observatory calls for a large telescope south of the north latitude and urges a $200,000 donation to build and operate a Peruvian site. He notes the prestige of donors who fund major instruments and offers naming permanence on the project.
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Boston
Pickering
Harvard Observatory
Aesag
Peru
Whacking at Peck Sparks Political Feud
A collection of editorials criticizes Peck and his tariff report. Critics charge folly in the report, call for dismissals or investigations, and accuse opponents of widening the feud into a domestic quarrel while noting labor and business conditions under the tariff law.
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Peck
Philadelphia Times
Pecksnoop
Philadelphia Record
St Louis Post-Dispatch
New York Press
York Tribune
Ivy Peck
Cleveland Gang
Labor Commissioners
Indiana
Massachusetts
New York Advertiser
Curious Condensations of Odd Global Facts
A collage of scattered notes on dancing in Scottish schools, beekeeping hints, cork buoyancy, telegraph workers in the United States, and varied curiosities. It mentions the Sultan’s baths, rain signals from bees, Bank of England ledgers, cricket stumps, Liege arms, German myths about blood, and a host of whimsical observations from museums to maritime trivia.
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Scotland
United States
Turkey
Bank of England
Idyllic Humoresques and Vague Snippets Across Papers
A collage of humorous fragments and quips from multiple papers including jokes about Edwin and Angelica, North Pole ice cream, a train of wisecracks about tramps and etiquette, and light verse on love and science. The items are brief, assorted, and heterogenous in tone.
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Priscilla
Edwin
Angelica
Prunella
Angelina
New Fork Herald
North Pole
Chicago
Inter Ocean
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