Various Royal and Scientific Notices From World News
A long list outlines updates on diplomats like Hon Joan A Kasson of Iowa, Dr Ann Apela Kenealy in London, and Gen. Ween s memoirs with release dates and languages. It covers naval, military, and political notes including Admiral Courbet, Gen Smexaan, and Mrs Sherman, plus global items on Japan’s crab story, Russian locusts, and Ruskin’s remarks on ancestry and travel.
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Smexaan
Lena
Sherman
Tam
Japan
Nakakubiki-gori
Niigata-ken
Intely
Markets Report From Kansas City and New York
Grain and livestock prices across Kansas City and New York show no. 3 red winter wheat at 6.57, no. red winter 74, corn No 2 37 1, oats No 2 42, live cattle futures and cash bids listed. Reports include various August September futures and cash values for wheat corn and cattle from multiple markets.
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Ioan
Lear Hitle
Dyer
Penneylvania
Greenbackers
Des Moines
H. Gillette
Leute
F W. Moore
Vavia County
Democrata
Salt Lake City
Ilai
Council of
Salt Lake
Geeron Steers
Vincentes
Indiana
Agricultural Journal
New York
Watton
Milwaukee
Karl Joseph Bram
Wiliam Reddick
Ottawa
Illnois
Supreme Temple
Patriarchal Circle of Odd-Fellows
United States
St. Paul
Peter van Vechten, Jr
Moses Thorkixs
San Francisco
Comanche
Froth Counties
Kansas
Gesenal Guaxi
Joan Russet Young
China
Li Hung Chang
Japan
Canada
Campast
Barnard
Vanderbilt Reuivereny Observatory
Nastville
Tennessee
Texas
Barano
Delaware
Kansas City
Livestack
Guam
Corm
Telegraph
Long
Электric light promises crop growth and new farming era
The dialogue discusses electric light revolutionizing agriculture, with claims it will aid crops and extend growing seasons. A speaker notes some crops already thrive under electric light and mentions young men wasting youth by it, reflecting contemporary excitement and skepticism.
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Pall Mall
London
Cosette
Courts of
Legislature of England
Spurgton
Pall Fail Gazette
Prince of Wales
Loase of Commons
Bradlaugh
Michiel Hicks-Beach
Glalatone
House of Lords
Marquis of
Baligbury
Russia
Brit
Central Asia
J’ Anil
Egypt
Hue
Reawat Taueng
Ble Honda
Anam
Spain
Ubose
Murcia
Castelorile Laplana
Aranjanuez
Mexico
Yucatan
Gey. de Covacey
Royal
Quebec
Louis Riel
Tris
Pail Mall Gazette
England
Tus Welsh University
Aberystwith
Wales
Caspianata
Michael's Bay
St. Petersburg
United States
Ir Ta
Thurmlay
Cashmere
Iad
L ‘Tae Returoe
Spaclo
Sonora
Texas
Its Meaning Occupation Tax Debate Reflects Debt Plan
The excerpt presents a dialog where a mother explains an occupation tax’s meaning to her son. The reply argues the tax forces the moneyless to indebtedness while shielding property owners, emphasizing its perceived significance. The line is attributed to Artansen Lraveler.
Unmasked mob lynchings in Cherokee County shock town
An article describes a Fourth of July lynching in Cherokee County near Baxter Springs. A Black youth named John Liw renca was seized from Girard jail after a county raid, and later hanged by armed men as crowds watched and officials stood aside. The account also recalls local swindles and assorted regional items from Oswego to Hutchinson.
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Washington
Charles Knott
Charlen Morris
William Prenpeckasz
Medina
New York
Tuosas Pyou
Iubbard
Oho
Greenville
Pennsylvand
Louis
Jeremah P. Bartholow
Pluni Cra
Belize
Cherokee County
Girard
Hugro
Baxter Springs
John Liwrenca
Columbus
Wolfe
Jazl
Arthur Sharp
Sid
Pleasanton
Winfield Courier
Cowley County
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Homan Nose
Fort Feavenworth
Roman
Toledo
Chasa County
Beny
Board of Commissioners of the State Reformatory
Hutehinson
Hutchinson
Elmira
Kinsley Wercury
Camanche County
Lane County
Scott County
B. L. Keelery
Pawnee County
Martin B. Beonyworth
Weilingtos
Clay Centre
Newton
Wichits
Meade County
Couch
Bush
Wellington
Woman Dares to Stay in Empty Stall at Glasgow Theater
After the Glasgow calamity a fine looking woman forcefully takes an unoccupied theater stall. The manager orders her to leave and promises removal. She refuses and menaces touch me if you dare, prompting a shouted fire warning as the audience watches. The woman remains seated.
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Glasgow
Chicago Tribune
Corset Market Booms as Mitchell's Maintains Full Stock
A startling fact shows about ten million dollars of corsets sold in America last year. Mitchell's corset department remains consistently full with a complete assortment, ensuring no lady needs shop elsewhere for waist attire. The display features Coraline and other styles including Dr. Warner's bath comfort hip, Le Conform, and many other corsets with matching accessories.
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America
Mitchell
Dudt
Dr. Warner
Foy
Thompson
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