Whisky debate argues for longer bonded period and purer spirits
A 19th century pamphlet style argument contends whisky is the only pure stimulant. It urges extending the bonded aging period from one to three years, claiming better quality, lower cost, and safer product for consumers, with Pennsylvania leading in whiskey production and rye rising. It warns against adulteration and favors controlled maturation over prohibition.
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Trench
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
Carlisle
Kentucky
Jess
United Kingdom
England
Germany
Euro
Paris
Keystone
Ennsylvania
Mary
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
United States
Night of Terror Aboard Steamer City of Detroit
The steamer City of Detroit, with about 700 passengers, struck a monster wave near Cleveland and took on floodwater. Bulkheads leaked, cabins flooded to six feet, sparking a wild panic as officers and crew worked to seal damages and bail out water.
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City of
Detroit
Cleveland
Natural Gas Shortage Strains Mills as Demand Surges
The city faces a temporary gas shortage amid a cold snap and a surge in private burning fires. Utilities report demand exceeding supply, especially for mills and factories, while private consumers are less affected. Officials promise measures, new wells, and a 36 inch main to improve the system. some large users are asked to reduce blast furnaces to conserve gas.
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Hors du Combat
T. A. Gillespie
Pi Hia Natu Company
Gillespie
Murrysville
Tilliford Station
East Liberty
Wilcox
Bellevennon
Pew
Pew-Emerson Le*s Natural Gas Company
The Rise of Allan Pinkerton from Glasgow to Chicago
A biographical sketch tracing Allan Pinkerton from a Glasgow turn key’s son and Chartist fighter to Chicago’s famed detective. It covers his poverty, early labor struggles, emigration with his wife, Dundee settlement, and steadfast battles against unemployment and political persecution.
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Allan Pinkerton
White House Asks Debate On Extensions To Preserve National Character
In a Washington Dispatch, September 19, discussions of expanding the Executive Mansion are linked to preserving the White House’s simplicity and republican ideals. The piece recalls historical scenes, the role of First Ladies, and debates in Congress about wings while stressing continuity with national memory.
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Wasurretox
D. C
White House
Washington
China
Abigail Adams
The
Republic
Monroe
America
France
Madam la Fayette
la Fayette
M. M
Curse of the Carnes Love Revealed at a Distant Front
Ronald confesses a murder trial shadowing his past to Mary Armstrong as they face an uncertain future. He explains his exile from marriage and the need to keep his identity secret while awaiting a chance for honesty and reunion. Mary vows steadfast support though peril guards their path.
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Ronald
Mary
Jedra
Ronald Sid
Atte Mory
England
Margaret
Ronald Ross
Mary Armstrong
Cape
Old Soldier Dies After Gettysburg Train Wound
Gottlieb Mitlinger, once of Company B 74th Pennsylvania Volunteers who fought at Gettysburg, died from injuries after being struck by a train. He is buried in the National Cemetery and his valuables were returned to James McCormick of the G A R.
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Great Britain
America
England
Pinkerton
Hardie
Bain
Scotland
Horne Tooke
Enga Nmn
Ireland
McLane
Chartist Council
Glasgow
Uny Pinkerton
Coopers
Beath
Gottlieb Mitlinger
Gettysburg
National Cemetery
Seventy-fourth
Pennsylvania Volunteers
A. A. G. James McCormick
Bargain Days Advertise Dress Goods and Stimulant Claim
Friday and Saturday bargain days offer dress goods at reduced prices. An unreliable stimulant product named Holmes Best is marketed with aggressive sales copy. A controversial reference to a third degree and a crime inducement scheme is noted, mentioning Benjamin Northrap and a suspect offering goods.
Three Prisoners Sentenced to 89 Years in Washington Penitentiary
At Port Lamp One on September 20 Chief Justice Hanford sentenced Charles Clark James Davis and Barney Martin to a combined 89 year term in the penitentiary for a jail escape attempt on September 5 that injured Joiler Farraher. Clark and Davis received multiple sentences for assault with intent to kill and robbery totaling 36 years each while Martin drew 17 years including burglary. The judge called them among the heaviest sentences ever given in Washington and warned they will be closely guarded on the way to Walla Walla for transport.
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Port Lamp
Seattle
Hanford
Charles Clark
James Davis
Barney Martin
Clark
Davis
Martin
Joiler Farraher
Washington
Walla Walls
Cable car accident injures several passengers
A cable car between Twenty first and Twenty second streets halted suddenly after the grip tangled with the line. The car shuddered and a passenger was struck causing a head wound. several riders suffered injuries. Advertisements and local business mentions follow in the clippings.
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Twenty-first Street
Twenty-second Street
City Building Costs Show Sharp Drop in New Homes
Mr Black of Black and Baird noted many new houses priced from 600 to 1200 dollars while the next class ranges from 8000 to 16000 dollars. Few remain priced 3000 to 6000 dollars as in previous years.
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Black & Baird
Cne
Savoy
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Gin Liberator
Trish Ward O'Connor
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Jones
Frost
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the Presidents
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Holmes
Benjamin Northrap
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W. H. Holmes & Sox
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James BH. Aiken & Co
B. H. Heinrichs Corntt
Exanne & Suvster
Fifth Avenue
Hueco Buanck
Henry Enasaasaiee
the Daeean
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