Resignation and political shifts stir Cortland Democrats
Invixo H Palmer and Riley Cham pin, leading Cortland Democrats, resign from the Cortland New York Democratic Club and back Harrison. Palmer denounces a force bill as misrepresented, cites Cleveland's actions as proof of deceit, and questions tariff policy while urging readers to vote for their preferred candidate. A separate note reports a carriage collision on East Front Street injuring Mr and Mrs Percy Obl and mentions a Warren Mission excursion to Asbury Park with no accidents. A stray line advertises a medicine claimed to cure many ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invixo H. Palmer
Riley Champin
Isat Atweck
Cortland New York
Democratic Club
Harrison
Palmer
Cleveland
Cholera Alarm Pressed by Health Officers
Health officers fear cholera emergency spreading via transatlantic steamships and are intensifying readiness. They warn the scourge could reach us soon and stress efforts to conceal and prepare for an outbreak.
Fear Cholera in Berlin Sparks Citywide Alarm
Report from August 25 notes serious fears of cholera outbreak in Berlin with a merchant named at 10 Goldenstrame dying last night from cholera like symptoms. Authorities seek containment as urban residents rush to seek care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldenstrame
Sweeney 18 Attacked by Two Striking Switchmen
Grand Master Sweeney of the Switchmen's Union was assaulted at 1 AM on Main Street by two striking switchmen. He was badly cut as strikers rushed to reassert control, with reports of renewed efforts to return to their former positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeney
Anglia Capsizes in Hoogly River Disaster
The Anchor Line ship Anglia bound for England capsized in the Hoogly River. Thirty two crew were saved while fifteen are missing. Casualties and rescue efforts flow through the port as authorities investigate the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoogly River
Cavcerts
Anglia
Hhence
England
Be Ber
Woman Suffrage Debate Through 1800s Era in New Jersey
A fragmented editorial excerpt argues about women’s suffrage in New Jersey, noting male fraud claims and contrasting views on women voters. It cites Essex County fraud allegations and references to 1776, 1800, and 1807 political shifts, including opposition to women voting and the social penalties they faced. Named places include Warren County and Essex County, with mentions of Port Portia and Portia’s judge-like role. The piece touches on historical examples of political bias and the evolving status of women voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier of
New Jersey
Essex County
Eppes
Warren County
John Adams
Adams
Portia
Jecat
Jereymen
Seannoox
Keyport Moy Ang
Tga
Quips and Anecdotes Fill a Fractured Page
A shaggy collage of odds and ends from a late edition recounts misread lines about theater scripts and critics, a missing Chicago man found after a mayoral push, church funeral banter, literary fashion in color, Mountaineer politeness, odd obsessions with blue stockings, Wayback residents in odd tariff tales, a bookstore mention, women as diamonds and opals, and a explorer’s wartime remark about Africa, mixing humor, commentary, and stray vignettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boranardt
M. Viper
Zeyot
Chicago
Sepee
Kentucky
Wayback
Wadreeny
Stanley
Istsally
Africs
Prominent Women in Society and Notable Figures
A survey of prominent women including Lady Florence Dixie planning a voyage around the world, Duchess de Pomar seeking to erect a statue of Mary Queen of Scots in Paris, and various notable females such as Mrs Rosale Halmar, Dr Emily Kemp, Clara Barton, Rhoda Broughton, Elizabeth Lamb Bob, and Aunt Panay’s Health Restorer promotion. The notes touch on social standings, achievements, and ongoing public notices or recognitions.
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Florence Dixie
Caithness
Duchess de Pomar
Mary Queen of Scots
Paris
Rosale Halmar
Association of Collegiate
Educaton Society
University of Zurich
England
Sarah Morfow
Ham Common
Richmond
Mise Clara Barton
Wachingtos
Rhoda Broughton
Oxford
Ayres
Washington
Baltimore
Twickenham
Elizabeth Lamb Bobo
Boba
Bob
Adriine ‘Patt
St. Petersburg Conten
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TAK Plainfield Courifr
W. Renyon
East Front Brae
Osama
Ceantageetch A
Semel Ps
Benjamin Sharrison
Indiana
Poa
Whitelaw Reid
New Tork
Tarif Pictures
Dulisbie Goods
New York Press
Western States
Simeb
Thomas Hendricks
Allen G. Thurman
Adlai Stevenson
America
East Front
Percy Obl
East Frost Street
Coles’ Hill
Mr Obl
Union County
Asbury Park
D. Howe
Mew Trek Board of Health Tour
Berlin
Laver
Theatron
Iase Steamship
Panay
L. W. Bandulpl
Coutier
G. W. Reamer
Liberty ST
Simwil
Marsh, Ayers & CO
N. Rant Front Street
Henry Goeller, JR
Lock & Gunsmith
Beret
Sars Ce
Park Avenue
Jon Bing
Hohlbein & Jones
Woolston & Buckle
North Avenue
Hoagland
L. Douclas
W. T. Ame Gohl
Alex
Wille
Mark Downsale
West Front St
Owtland
V. L. Frazee
West Front Street
William J. Stephenson Caterer
Flairfield
A. M. Grifen
ST. Dalenhone
A. Tirene
Fener Mporrenemestas
Eubu
American’ Steam Laundry
East Front Street
H. W. Marshall
Randolph
L. W. Randolph
Pisinfeld, S.J
Lehigh Coal
L. A. Rheaume
Ag*t, “ Broadway
A. M. Seguine
Laing
Front St
Madison Ave
Plaipfeld, N. A
Palna
Eomewhere
John H. Sayres
New State
Herman A. Weber
Carey's
J. Carey
Grove Street
N. Y
Santis Ale
Portes
F. Linke
Sigeaavnitisg
J. P. Laire & CO
Front Street
A. D. Thompson
LYON
Roberts
Prop
Tee Hsbeetaees
C. Schepflin & CO
Fred. W. Dunn
Barkalow
Dunn
Welcome Globe Stores
Masury’s Paint
Buckeye Mowers
Hartman Livel
Elgin
J. F. MacDonald
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