Pennsylvania survey committee maps six districts this season
This month two parties worked in the fel mapping six Pennsylvania districts. William Joseph Peck led topographers Phillipa Dainger and others in the Wyoming Ambredre Conn area to map concurrent sections for Barnes Sandayst and Punxautawney quadrangles. Elevations reached 1,029 as benchmarks, with bench work continuing through the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Survey Committee
Fel
William Joseph Peck
Luton
Aporrapher Pees
Messrs
Phillipa
Dainger
Garetta
Lfdig
Foster
Tou
Wyoming Ambredre
Oro
Curwensville
Patton
Osceola
Tance
Mall
Punxautawney
Thee
Hart
E. B. Clark
Lynching debate and Rhodes scholarships prominent in brief notices
An archival item discusses lynching in the South with calls for education reform and mentions the Rhodes Scholarships. It notes G. R. Parkin organizing a system for selecting English-speaking youths for a 1500 dollar annual award funded by Cecil Rhodes, urging U.S. fund creation and outlining competitive selection across states. It covers campaign plans ahead of a big election, party strategy in Philadelphia, and other public notices including anecdotal excerpts and local columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Parkin
Cecil Rhodes
Perkin
Great Britain
United States
Morgan
Mander Isaid
Parkin
Rhodes
Enous
Politial Partien
Penns
Philadelphia
Quay
Republican State Committee
Ite
Cam
Mountain House
Reading
Phila Asiphia
Westnesday
Sage Pennypacker
Prosperity debate frames tariff fate in Pennsylvania
Washington dispatch reports Joseph Cannon in Philadelphia campaign chatter. He warns against tariff reform amid ongoing prosperity, arguing protection must continue to sustain industry and employment. The piece contrasts Republican vigor with Democratic critiques and cites farm price gains under Republican policy.
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Iarife
Yattigan
Roosevelt
Washington, D.C
Pennsylvania
House Committee On
Joseph Cannon
Illinois
Pennsylvania Democrats Urged Pennypacker Victory
The speaker notes Pennsylvanians in Washington push for a state focused fight, claiming their party remains weak on national issues after Bryanism and free silver. When pressed about national topics they say Pennsylvania should elect Pennypacker this year.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Pennlvania
Pennypacker
Harness Racing Notes From Hartford and Albany
Between the heats the gray mare Ben Rennie raced at Hartford clocked a mile. Vermont forms a new harness circuit at Albany delaying start. George T Woodin of Boston bought the three year old trotter Dade from Clem Beachy Lexington. eligible to the Kentucky Futurity. Geers shows strategic shift. Frank Doble returns Sanelmo to the Bar 5 brothers. Sanelmo may claim a world record for most drivers linked to a horse.
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Texas
Ben‘ Rennie
Hartford
Vermont
Albany
George T Woodin
Boston
Clem Beachy
Lexington
Ally Dade
Miownette
Geers
Frank Doble
Sanelmo
Arion
Bar 5 Brothers of
Toston
Cuba debt plans spark bold expectations of growth
The Cuba situation prompts speculation that the republic will borrow millions for cultural relief and military funding, signaling a broader public debt and rapid development. Observers note a rising bond market confidence as Cuba moves toward greater economic and political activity.
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Cuba
Baltimore
Thanennessee
Young Republic
Chattanooga Times
Misprint Chorus of Personal Snippets From Various Papers
Fragmentary clippings note playful misquotes and social asides. Captain Hobson grows rich daily. Docery of New York jokes. Mrs Clarence Mackay seen as a fashionable influencer. Lord Kitchener praised as brave yet single. Local oddities end with Louisville Port reference.
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Hobson
St. Lule
Duluth
Kitchener
Loulavile Port
Law Points From Minor Will and City Ordinance
A fragmentary note discusses a female minor making a will and a city ordinance restricting public speeches without a mayoral license. It references legal elements of contract writing and a newspaper printing offer from Gazette Printing.
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Southeastern
South Corona
Ode Gary
Fateful Exchange Sparks Household Tension
A fragmentary dialogue shows Black Jake reacting to a tense moment with profanity and plotting revenge while a narrator describes a drastic shift in mood as a garrison's gaze dulls the room. Maree Jim hints at a whispered secret about to surface.
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Oomist Bistarn Bod
Jake
Frown
Maree Jim
Brown seeks aid to uncover missing wagon goods
In a tense scene aboard a Confederate outpost, Brown pressures Jake to reveal the location of government wagons and cotton moved upriver. Jake nervously agrees to aid but fears retribution, while Captain Adams weighs evidence and warns against exposing more than necessary as the inquiry unfolds amid guarded conversations and military presence.
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Jake
Jana
Aeeemeanae
Brown
Zake
Marge
Jane
Adams
Brown Eros
Satan
Marve Jim
Akeer
Ben Layburn
Alf Layburn
Gawd
Marve
Marie Jack Medweather
Fehleh
Snake
Mary Edgewood
Marge Jim
Jaye
Ian
Marie Jiu
Seth
German forest servant probation before candidacy noted
A fragment reports a German official must serve at least seven years in probationary work before being eligible for any administrative post and possible entry to a political diet, with unclear references to Jamaica and Chit lay prods.
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Fea
Uvestat
Jerny
Jermey
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Isaac B. Brown
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Southland
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faiyAeait
Sal
New York Times
Henry Cabot Lodge
Mt Staten
Massachusetts
Pennant
Howritten
Success
Adele
Hich
Kiowa
Kan
Tam
Curtis Baker
E. Patterson & CO
Mia
W. H. Stuble
Sioux City
DeWitt
Farrer, Spek & Roberts
Dfood
Tannons
Cay
Thich
Shere
Anion
New York
sLassoonope
Cleveland
Serurpion
Pullan
Geure
Harrison
Pattison
Teall
Jnke
Rm Sheerea
Rascal
Marse
Meriweather
Agate
Uead
Bro
Bolt
Inato
Natal
Beret
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Fay
Water Street Hatter
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