Supreme Court Justice Ill as Deaconess Appointment Action
The United States associate justice of the Supreme Court is reported as seriously ill. The St. Louis item notes the Senate has voted overwhelmingly to support appointing deaconesses, indicating a major step in church or social service policy. The garbled text mentions journalism details and subscription notes.
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The
United States Supreme Court
St. iPied Hy Tery
Parsipent Harrison Promises Land Court Judges
Parsipent Harrison vows to appoint the five judges of the new United States land court promptly after returning to Washington. The commitment signals swift establishment of court operations and the administration’s plan to organize the land dispute docket.
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Parsipent Harrison
United States Land Court
Washington
Deaths of Frederick the Great and Moltke On Friday
A German superstition notes that Frederick the Great, Emperor William, and Count Von Moltke all died on a Friday. The claim reflects folklore rather than verified historical consensus and highlights how cultural beliefs shaped public memory of these figures.
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Germany
Frederick the Great
Emperor William
Count von Moltke
Col Roger Mills Seeks Speaker Post With Strong Prospects
Texas candidate Col Roger Q Mills announces bid for speaker of the next house of representatives and is described as having excellent prospects and the ability to adorn the position.
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Roger Q. Mills
Texas
House of Representatives
Incorporation canvass for Santa Fe city proceeds quietly
Outlook shows a large majority of votes cast in the June 2 special election favoring creating the city of Santa Fe. Officials report steady progress as the canvass continues.
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Santa Fe
Sudden Death of Millionaire’s Widow Sparks Denver Ado
Denver papers dwell on the widow’s poison death from whiskey while many poorer residents die similarly each year without notice. The commentary notes a class bias in media coverage of lethal poisonings in the city.
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Denver
Colorado
Blaine Leads GOP Delegates in Cincinnati Poll
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports 211 delegates favored Blaine and 97 backed the inheritor of grandpa's hat at the Republican convention poll. Crown Prince Russell is urged to tighten discipline as his aspiring father circles the political arena.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Republican League
Blaine
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Russell
Ground broken for General Grant monument at Riverside Park
Ground has been broken at Riverside Park in New York for a monument to General Grant. Reflecting on New Yorks history of completing such projects, observers predict the monument may be ready for dedication some time in the next century.
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New York
General Grant
Pbs
Weather fears loom over Minnesota and Dakotas as heat rises
The text warns people in Minnesota and the Dakotas of a sharp heat rise reaching ninety two degrees, seen as a forewarning of cyclones. In contrast New Mexico enjoys springlike weather with calm skies, leaving residents feeling protected from storms.
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Minnesota
Dakotas
New Mexico
St Louis Woman Challenges World’s Fair Managers over Secretary Post
Cel Phiplie Couzins of St Louis resists removal by world’s fair lady managers claiming they lacked authority to oust her. She says she will continue to draw pay. Col C H Jones, editor of the Louis Republic and chair of the pace committee, supports her stance though his position is erratic.
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Cel Phiplie Couzins
St. Louis
Col. C. H. Jones
th.Louis Republic
Fragmented Iowa note hints at cinema or recital details
OCR fragment mentions Oh Beson of Iowa and a Seer and Ra sonata with unclear numbers. Reading is partial and no clear event, date, or organization available. The readable items suggest a cultural or musical reference but lack context for full reporting.
J H Cris Visits Denver Seeks Rail Link to Santa Fe
J H Cris editor of The Santa Fe Sun and leading lawyer was in Denver. He expressed optimism about the territory’s future and urged improved railroad connections between Denver and Santa Fe, predicting rich trade for the region once completed.
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Denver News
J. H. Cris
New Mexico
Santa Fe Sun
Crist
Denver
W. M. Smith
Santa Fe
T. Nicholson
G.P
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Denver mails urged to reach New Mexico towns early
The Denver Republican calls for an arrangement to deliver Denver mails to Santa Fe and central southern New Mexico towns ahead of the Louis and Kansas City mails. It argues proper train and mail connections could place Denver morning papers twelve hours before rivals, noting trade follows the flag and newspapers mirror national commerce inland.
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Denver
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Kansas City
St. Louis
Presidential prospects in 1892 field outlined
The Philadelphia Ledger notes three leading contenders, Harrison and Blaine for the Republicans and Cleveland for the Democrats, with many other figures like Sherman Allison Gresham McKinley Reed Alger Hill and Gorham as secondary possibilities. It argues Harrison Blaine and Cleveland stand head and shoulders above the rest as real possibilities.
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Blaine
Cleveland
Sherman
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Gresham
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Alger
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Gorham
Southern Americans Unite Behind President Visit
The Atlanta Constitution proclaims southern unity with the national government as the president visits the South. It asserts that true Americans set political differences aside to honor the republic, its flag, and the president, noting Grady’s message of peace and goodwill as a catalyst for southern support.
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Atlanta Constitution
Republic
Grady
Foraker Speech Dominates Ohio Republican Convention
A correspondent details ex Governor Foraker’s remarks at the Ohio Republican convention praising Abraham Lincoln, Ulysses S. Grant, and James G Blaine. His compliment to Blaine drew initial applause which faded, then revived faintly as the crowd reacted to the praise.
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Ohio
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant
Janes G. Blaine
Blaine
Ohio Statesman
Fragmentary Notebook Tone Sparks Uneven Editorial Echo
An excerpt reflects a singularly gushing and at times hysterical editorial tone. The text notes an emotional reaction described as sobbing and a creaking, rumbled mood following a recently spanked topic.
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Jfuan Ndex
Editorial Toast Prompts Whisky Reverie at Local Office
A visitor, D. J. Craig, recently brought from North Carolina a keg of old corn whiskey. The editor reports pouring a “finer than split silk” measure to warm the editorial heart. He describes moonshine, amber translucence, piney woods scent, and mountain air flavor, noting whiskey’s effects on some men.
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D. J. Craig Resumdi
North Carolina
Notable vacancy in U. S. Senate Texas resigns Reagan
The United States senate sees a vacancy from Hon John H Reagan of Texas resigning to become chair of the Texas railroad commission. Governor Jogg appoints Horace Chilton, a 37 year old lawyer, as Reagan’s successor noted as Texas’ most eloquent orator.
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Texas
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Jogg
Horace Chilton
Reagan
Death by poison and Moltke tribute headline mix
A Rocky Mountain News report describes a dark red liquid resembling catawba wine with a metallic taste as a suspected poison, while The Sun asks for the taster’s identity. The article also remembers Field Marshal Von Moltke, noting his birth in 1800, Prussian service, and role in 1866 and 1870-71 campaigns.
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Rocky Mountain News
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Hellmuth Freiherr von Moltke
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Helstein
Moltke
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Cornet
Germany
Grant
United States
Bismarck
von Molke
Austria
France
San Juan gossip targets Governor Prince over apology
Territorial chatter in San Juan alleges Governor Prince worsened the issue with his apology for an unjust and inequitable apportioned plan. The gossip suggests he would have fared better by remaining silent or explaining that Tom Catron drove the decision.
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San Juan
Prince
Tom Catron
Illinois mine shipments drive big returns at Socorro smelters
The last ore cars from the Illinois mine to Socorro smelters averaged 40 percent silver and 9 percent lead, with Col Harris returning Kingston over $4,000 per car for the final shipments. Illinois remains a leading producer as cattle demand from California threatens to absorb most northern Alaska sale stock.
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Socorro
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Harris
Kingston
Illinois
Santa Fe to Run Fast Denver Pueblo Train on Fewer Engines
The Santa Fe has dispensed with trouble-fenders on the testrest train running between Denver and Pueblo over the divide. Newly purchased engines haul the fast train and deliver times as quick as when two engines pulled it.
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Guiry
Divide
Denver
Pueblo
The Custom of Treating in American Life
A dated critique argues that treating, the custom of buying drinks for others, corrupts social conduct and drains wallets. It cites Brooklyn club efforts, notes widespread harmless solitary drinking, and predicts the practice will persist despite disapproval. It also touches on German labor insurance expansion and assorted quips from multiple sources.
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