Tempered Copper The Long Lost Process Discovered
John Sager of Warren Pennsylvania claims a secret method to temper copper to steel hardness found accidentally while melting a penny thirty seven years ago. He cites analyses by Prof Geuth showing high iron and trace metals and says tempered copper could impact electrical and mechanical uses though steel remains dominant.
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John Sager
Warren
North East
Ite
Pennsylvascia Company
William L. Scott
Suger
Times
Eaco
Stuit
New York
Geuth
Philladelphia
Quebec
Ferdinand Allard
Sacer
Allard
Peter Johnson
Caseel
Minn
The
Iron Age
Better boiler than steel in England copper pipes preferred
The article argues copper piping for refrigerating machines may outperform steel or iron. It notes England favors copper boxes under engines while tempering copper could offer advantages for ammonia systems where leak risk demands heavier piping.
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England
Mrs Harrison to be moved to Washington with rail precautions
Dr Gardner reports Mrs Harrison resting and fit for transfer to Washington tomorrow. Rail travel will use a Pennsylvania Railroad drawing room car arranged by George W. Boyd with full safety precautions. The party leaves at noon and aims to reach Washington Wednesday morning. The three mile carriage ride to the train and from Washington station to the White House are the main travel challenges.
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Loon Lane House
George W. Boyd
Pennsylvania Road
Harrison
Mia Harrison
Washington
White House
Bank Robbery at Dexter Arkansas in Broad Daylight
A Dexter bank raid occurred at 1:35 pm when two masked men forced cashier J W Watkine to surrender money after a bullet narrowly missed him. About $3 in currency was taken before the robbers rode off on horses. A posse began pursuit as locals heard the shot.
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Arkansas City
Kax
Dexter
J. W. Watkine
Fred
A Vivid Comparison of Two Presidential Candidates
George Alfred Townsend cites business leaders and pundits to argue for Harrison and denigrate Cleveland. He portrays Harrison as constructive and steadier, while labeling Cleveland a demagogue with a failed tariff stance and poor judgment, urging support for the Republican ticket.
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Harrison
Blaine
Reubl
Grant
Blanie
Sherman
William the Silent
Washington
Democratic Party
Jackson
Cleveland
Republican Party
Isaac P. Grays Opinions on Indiana and Illinois Returns
Ex Governor Isaac Posey Gray of Indiana arrives at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. He says Indiana will vote Democratic for president and state tickets. He notes quiet campaign, predicts Republican glass workers in the gas belt will vote Republican, and cites uncertain Illinois results with a large 1888 to 1889 vote increase.
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New Yoas
Isaac Posey Gray
Indiana
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Cleveland
Illinois
Anid
London Commercial Deposit Building Society Dissolves
London records show the London Commercial Deposit Building Society failing to open due to surge withdrawals. Founded 1883 with 587 members and annual receipts about £137000, it plans to pay depositors as withdrawal notices arrive and then settle shareholders, hoping for 16 shillings in the pound.
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Londow
London Commercial Deposit Building Society
West Chester Murder Report Tied to Hired Man
A Charlestown township farmer John W. Shaffner was found unconscious with a broken spine and head bruises. He later said a quarrel with his hired man Benjamin Wagoner may have led to the attack. Shaffner died the next morning and Wagoner was arrested awaiting coroner action.
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West Chester
John W. Shaffner
Charlestown Township
Wagoner
Shaffner
Mexican Clericals Stirred Up by Romero Land Seizure Bill
Monterey reports Finance Minister Romero presented to Congress a measure declaring church land titles good for private ownership. Clerical party protests nationwide as massive church holdings risk seizure under the law. Public demonstrations erupt in San Luis Potosi and Saltillo as efforts mount to defeat passage.
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Monterey
Mexico
Romero
Congress
Republic
San Luis Potosi
Saltillo
Wire incident on Penn Avenue injures mail collector
While linemen worked on overhead lines between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets on Penn avenue a live wire dropped and touched an iron lamp-post where a mailbox was attached. The mail collector received a severe shock but continued his rounds.
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Seventeenth
Eighteenth Streets
Penn Avenue
Mad German Prince Fires in Lodz Courtyard
Prince Anton Radzi, famed German noble, went insane en route to Spaln and fired from a Lodz hotel window at passersby. In the courtyard two servants were wounded before soldiers overpowered him. In a separate line, S. C. Hardy and William McMahon of the Pittsburg and Western pleaded guilty to receiving stolen goods.
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Bern
Anton Radziwill
Germany
Lodz
Russian
Poland
Hungary
Spaln
New Castle
S. CG Hardy
William McMahon
Pittsburg
Brush Creek Group Accused of Operating Without Charter
Insurance Commissioner Luper notified the Attorney General that the Brush Creek Protective Association of Brush Creek Beaver county is doing business without a charter. CH. Coleman serves as president and M. Ek Reader as secretary.
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Harrisburg
Luper
Attorney General's Department
Brush Creek Protective Association
Brush Creek
Beaver County
CH. Coleman
M.ek
Pittsburg and Western Freight Car Sentenced
Pittsburg and Western freight car figures were to day sentenced to the penitentiary for one year. Marion Stark, involved in the same case, turned State's evidence and sentence was suspended until the November term of court.
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Pittsburg
Western
Marion Stark
Brand New Witness in Curtis Case Sees Officer Slain
J W Cann, a Fortunes, Humboldt county businessman aged 70, says he saw Policeman Alexander Grant shot during the arrest on September 11, 1891. Cann claims the suspect drew a pistol from his pocket and fired, then fled. He concealed his information until tracked by detectives for Curtis’s second trial on September 26.
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San Francisco
M. B. Curtis
Alexander Grant
J. W. Cann
Fortuns
Humboldt County
Cann
Idaho
Cain
Fortuna
Curtis
Solid silver statue to star at World's Fair from Montana
A solid eight foot silver statue costing 50000 dollars will be shown at the World's Fair, standing on a gold pedestal valued at 250000 dollars. Sculptor R H Park to receive 10000 dollars. Miss Ada Rehan to model. The statue, Justice on the globe, balances gold and silver coins in her left hand and holds the award in her right.
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Chicago
Montana
R. H. Park
Cleopatra
Ada Rehan
Park
New York
Miss Rehan
Justice
North America
Waiting for a Throne in Europe and a Paris Divorce Scandal
The Comte de Paris anticipates possible European changes within two years that could place him on the French throne. Meanwhile Captain Armstrong negotiates a divorce from Madame Melba over alleged misconduct with the Duke of Orleans, with discreet friends shaping a quiet settlement. Melba denies the charge and her supporters say she was not privy to the abandonment.
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Lowpox
Comte de Paris
Europe
France
Pean
Armstrong
Madam Melba
Duke of Orleans
Jatam Melba
Butchered on a Lounge in Pottsville Tragedy
Martin Nobling was found with a severed throat on a lounge in his Pottsville home after claiming an unknown assailant attacked him while he slept. A bloodied razor was recovered. Nobling urged the weapon be put away. His wife cites possible hereditary insanity while neighbors note threats toward her and a boarder named John Fread. Freud is detained as investigators weigh foul play. Nobling’s condition is critical and death could come at any moment.
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Cleveland
Harrison
Whitelaw Reid
Whitney
Reid
Pottsville
Martin Nobling
Nobling
Noblin
John Fread
Freud
Washington paper Review and Examiner suspended after years of publication
The Review and Examiner a Democratic paper in Washington Pa has suspended publication after a period as a semi weekly under editor Cooper. Lack of business is cited as the cause. The town now has four dailies seven weeklies and two monthlies.
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Washington, Pa
Review and Examiner
Cooper
Washington
German exhibitors face high ship rate threat at Chicago Fair
The Vissiche Zeitung accuses American railways and express companies of forcing German exhibitors to pay $3 per hundredweight for transport from New York to Chicago. It warns that European exhibitors may withdraw from the Chicago Fair if the grievance is not addressed.
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Berlin
The
Vissiche Zeitung
Express
New York
Bargain Basement Clothing Sale at CC Clothiers
In three days CC Clothiers in the basement offers 12 lots of men's mixed cheviot suits at 350, 20s men’s suites with plain dark cheviots and cassimeres, 500 boys' suits sizes 4 to 12 at 1, boys knee pants at low prices, and men’s mixed cassimere pants. Basement bright with 3000 incandescent power stamps. Corner Grant and Diamond streets.
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PLC. CC
Clothiers
Re Co. C
Grant and
Diamond Streets
Beautiful Beyond Compare at Klebers Piano Showroom
An exhibition of musical instrument artworks at I. Kleber & Bros. music warerooms 500 Wood Street features Steinway and Conover grand pianos. The store claims to offer fair prices with no sharp tricks, asserting most piano and organ trade goes through Klebers.
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I. Kleber & Bros
Wood Street
Steinway
Conover
Kieber Bron
Kiebers
Strife Over College Funds Marks Ohio Conference
At Steubenville six hours of floor conflict in the East Ohio Methodist conference over Mt. Union and Scio College funds ended with Mt. Union favored after Lewis Miller withdrew his liberal offer if funds were divided. The conference approved Sunday closing, ministerial patronage limits, temperance stance, and listed numerous church appointments across districts including Mt. Union College leaders.
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Steubenville
Scio
Mt. Union College
East Ohio Methodist Conference
Lewis Miller
Union
Dr. Smith
Pittsburg Christian Advocate
Committee On the
Congress
Holz
Temperance
Clergy Directory of Multiple Districts and Names
A fragmented list shows clergy and local church leaders across districts including Toungstown and Ashtabula with presiding elders and ministers such as J. B. Youmans, Byron Palmer, J. H. Conkle, and H. E. Kelloy in several Ohio communities. The text catalogs numerous names and places without narrative context.
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Rock Creek
J. E. Burt
Vienna
A.C. Littlefield
Windsor
G. T. Norris
Youngstown
Belmont Avenue
John Brown
Epworth
W. €. Scott
Haselton
G. L. Darra
Trinity
H. E. Kelloy
Mesopotamia
Charles Fulkerson
Mothers Upset After Baby Show Dispute in Pottes Town
In Philapenrata Sept 19 mothers clash with judges after 65 babies compete for a kitchen range. Schliefer child wins amid controversy claiming judge McCormick from Philadelphia favored the winner. One mother sells her stove then buys it back at a higher price, others voice disappointment and vows not to judge again.
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Schlieter
McCormick
Philadelphia
Schliefer
Patrick Sheehan
John Vigors
Big Campaign Meeting Arrangements by Republican Committee
In New York on September 19 the Republican National Committee plans large campaign meetings in Philadelphia. Governor McKinley and Senators Frye and Sherman will open the events to raise funds for efforts in closer states. Tom Dolan and Hamilton Disston are said to have involved Philadelphia’s Manufacturers' Club.
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Republican Committee
New York
Republican National Committee
Philadelphia
McKinley
Aera
Frye and
Sherman
Tom Dolan
Hamilton Disston
Manufacturers’ Club of
Wheat and cotton trade harms Indian horse breeding
A Bombay Asiatic Society report quotes the British Army Veterinary Department chief explaining how rising wheat and cotton exports devastate local horse breeding. Villages once housing fifteen to twenty mares now have few, as grain and cotton profit eclipses horse rearings.
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Asiatic Society of Bombay
Veterinary Department
India
Catholics Consider the School Question
The German Catholic Convention opened in Dvesragve Louisiana. A resolution to maintain the parochial school system in its purity was referred to a committee, and another urged Catholics to oppose any public office candidate who belongs to the American Protective Union.
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American Protective Union
Cavalry aid sent to disperse camp near Carrizo
General Wheaton reports Captain Frank H. Hardie with Troop G, Third Cavalry, left McIntosh for Carrizo to assist civil authorities in capturing or dispersing a reported 80 eryaethemee camp in the area. In Germany, Chancellor von Caprivi arrived at Grunenberg to address officials and praise imperial command.
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San Antonio
Tex
Wheaton
Department of Texas
Frank H. Hardie
Third Cavalry
McIntosh
Carrizo
Bern
von Caprivi
Grnenberg
Silesia
Germany
William
Inman Line Plans Two New Steamers
In Loscew on September 19 it is reported that two steamers will be built in Scotland for the Inman line. The proposed vessels would expand the fleet and strengthen transatlantic service.
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Inman
Loscew
Scotland
Inman Line
Local Court Dockets Highlight Desertion Assault and Theft
Isaac Cooren faces desertion charges as Alderman McPike sets 00 bail for a hearing. A civil quarrel over children leads to W. Johnston charged with assault and his wife with disorderly conduct. Mrs. Tsaker also faces assault and battery. Morris Wenner alleges beatings at a Twentieth street party and cites firearms. Jon Camfortt, accused by John H. Dean of misappropriating funds, slipped away two weeks ago and was arrested upon return for the hearing.
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Alderman McPike
W. Johnston
Mrs. Tsaker
Sessault
Morris Wenner
Samuel Ryewicz
Frank “Kudewiz
Twentieth Street
Nix
Jon~ Camfortt
John H. Dean
Besbecca Street
Dean
Diamond Dyes Promise Stylish Clothes on Low Budget
Advertises Diamond Dyes as affordable color solutions that refresh old garments. Claims true color, ease of use, and professional results, with many reputable users in society embracing the product regularly.
A Writer's Experience. George T. Stagg Co. catalog item
A writer's experience is offered in a catalog note by the George T. Stagg Company of Frankfort. It is stated to be sold in Pittsburg by James Getty & Co., located at 180 First Avenue, Pittsboro, Pa.
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Akron
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Bedford
Co. N. Church
Braceville
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Bristolvilla
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Canield
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Deerfield
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Edinburg
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Garrettsville
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O. N. Holmes
Leavitte
G. J. Stocking
Mantau
H. B. Allen
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J. W. Wilson
Mogadore
E. J. Smith
Nelson
A. T. Copeland
Newton Falls
EB. E. Whittaker
Peninsula
H. Miller
Pleasant Valley
A. H. Keeler
Ravenna
H. D. Stauffer
Rootstown
Randolph
J. A. Wright
Tallmadre
W. W. Dallas
Twinsburg
I. J. Harris
Warren
Louis Paine
West Furrington
J. S. Rolledge
Windgam
George T. Stagg Co
Frankfort
Pittsburg
James Getty & CO
First Avenue
Pittsboro
Fall Garments in Cloaks and Ladies' Suits Display
A fall display in two cities showcases cloaks and ladies' suits with prices and inducements. Reefers in multiple styles and fabrics range from 3.75 to 7.75, with fur trimmed and fancy options up to 22. Misses' reefers and waists in wool and new materials follow, including Sarah Silk waists for winter wear.
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