Animal Voices Rank in the Wild
The lion’s roar travels farthest among beasts with other calls following in order. Hyena cry, owl hoot, panther, jackal. The donkey carries sound fifty times farther than the horse and the cat ten times farther than the dog. Surprisingly the hare’s cry outdistances the dog and cat.
Wansons Megic Corn Salve and Teething Remedies
A jumble of patent medicine notices and travel advertising. Warranted corn salve promises cure or money back, with teething remedies for babies and other elixirs. Includes shipping and travel notes from rail lines and agents in Chicago and Omaha.
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Wanson
Ruggietfor
Looming 1896 Elections Across States and Senators’ Terms
States set November 5 for elections while twenty nine senators’ terms ending in 1897 hang on contests. The piece lists who must be chosen by legislatures or voters in Alabama Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Florida Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Massachusetts Mississippi Missouri Nevada New Hampshire New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania South Carolina South Dakota Washington Wisconsin and more, with dates and offices. It notes shifts in leadership as legislatures elect successors to current senators and governors, and highlights the broad national money question shaping races.
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Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Mary Did
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Nebraska
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Utah
Oregon
Rhode Island
Michigan
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
United States
James L. Puch
Alabama
Jash Jones
Arkansas
George C Perkins
California
Henry M Teller
Colorado
Orville St. Platt
Louisiana
Charles FI. Gibson
Maryland
George C. West
Missouri
John P Jones
Nevada
Jacob H. Gallinger
New Hampshire
David B Hill
Peter C. Pritchard
North Carolina
Henry C. Hansbrough
North Dakota
Calvin S. Brice
John H. Mitchell
James D. Cameron
Beansylvania
John L. M. Irby
South Carolina
James H. Kyle
South Dakota
Justin H Morrill
Vermont
Watson C. Squire
Washington
Wm. F. Vilas
Senator Pugh
Senator Jones
Teller
Senator Platt
Connecticut
Florida
Senator Call
Georgia
Gordon
Idaho
Dubois
Senate
Illinois
Palmer
Voorhees
Indiana
Allison
William A. Peffer
Assembly
Blackburn
Blanchard
Dem
Gibson
Senator West
John P. Jones
Gallinger
Hill
Pritchard
Hansbrough
Brice
Mitchell
Cameron
Senator Irby
Kyle
Pop
Frank D. Jackson
Warren S. Dungan
Lorm
Henry Sabin
Supreme Court
Josian Given
William B Allison
Kansat
Jutice
David Martin
John Young Brown
Dent
M C Alford
John W Headley
IJ. S. Ilate
L. C. Norman
Superintendent of Public Instruction
E. Porter Thompson
Nicholas McDowell
W. J. Hendricks
Adjutant-general
A. J. Gross
Register of Land Office
G. E E. Swango
C C. McCord
Urey Woodson
Charles B Poyntz
Court of Appeals
Louisville
George B Easton
J S Blackburn
Vrank Brown
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Frederick
Montgomery
James B. Henderson
Dear
John T. Vinton
Frederick T. Greenhalge
Roger Wolcott
William M Olin
Edwin P. Shaw
John W. Kimball
Hosea M. Knowlton
Congress
William Cogswell
John M. Stone
M. M. Evans
George M. Govan
Frank Johnston
WV. W. Stone
J J Evans
T. R. Preston
Election slate set for multiple states November 5 races
Listings of proposed offices and terms for Nebraska New Jersey New York Ohio Utah and Virginia on the November 5 1896 elections include governors lieutenant governors state officers and a full state legislature with terms from two to six years. The states also plan elections for United States senators and various judges and officials.
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Oliver Catton
Waler McLaanin
J. H. Ashen
Dem
Nebraska
Supreme Court
T L. Norval
State University
C. H. Mortill
T L. Knight
New Jersey
George T Werts
Hoffman
Atlantic County
I Winton
Bergen County
Stokes
Cumberland County
W. S Daly
Hudson County
Drake
Morris County
G. G Smith
Ocean Count
Isa
New York
John Palmer
James B Roberts
Adison
Colvin
Theodore L. Wanwork
Campbell W. Adams
Court of Appeals
Ifrancis M. Finch
United States
David B. Hill
Erie
Oswego
Ohio
William Messinley
Andrew L. Jarris
EE. W. Poe
William T. Cope
Brice
Utah
C. W. West
Cleveland
C. C. Richards
J. W. Judd
S. A. Merritt
W. H. King
H. W. Smith
George W. Bayth
Harrison
Virginia
House of Delegates
State Senate
John W. Daniel
Meanest Man of the Time and Curious Tales
A French paper lampoons Rapineau the stingy father who underbuys meals by charging his children two pence for breakfast and dinner, saving a meal a day. The piece also recalls a barbed quip from a barbaric monarch and a naval officer’s son who learns a grim lesson about how skin protects the body.
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Rapti Nean
Napinenu
Rapineau
Cate
Canning Factory Horse Abattoir Near Linnton Advances
The Western Packing company builds a large horse abattoir near Linnton Portland. Foundations for engines and boilers are in place the machinery rests on the ground and will be installed soon. The plant will end the 5000 roaming cayuses and may prompt Swatzler to quit horses for bicycles or a bicycle factory.
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Linnton
Western Packing Company
Oregon
Swatzler
Portland Oregonian
Templar Low-Rate Excursion to Boston on Nickel Plate
A Knights Templar prospectus advertises a low rate excursion to Boston via Nickel Plate with Aug 9 ticket sales. Includes through trains, palace Sleeping cars and dining cars with colored porters and day coaches. Address inquiries to J Y Calahan, General Agent, 211 Adams Street Chicago.
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Boston
Nickel Plate Road
Palace
JY Calahan
Adams Street
Chicago
Ill
Neatness and Wealth Cleanliness and Health
The piece links cleanliness to health and curb of plague with authorities cleaning foul neighborhoods. It argues neatness preserves life and prevents mortality rising from unsanitary conditions.
Man 91 Wins Widow's Hand After 30 Year Pursuit
August M. Merrike of Laporte Indiana married a woman who was 20 when he first proposed. She refused then but, after years of courtship, she consented. She is now 50, he 91, and they wed yesterday.
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August M. Merrike
Laporte
Ind
Choice of Houten Knights Templar Tour Through Lakes and Hills
Travel advertisement lists a circuit from Boston via Nickel Plate Railroad to Chautauqua Lake Niagara Falls Thousand Islands St. Lawrence Palisades of the Hudson Hoosac Tunnel and Berkshire Hills with daylight riding. Tickets on sale Aug 19–25 at low rates and with dining cars and rapid service offered by J Y Calahan, 111 Adams St Chicago.
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Nickel Plate Road
Boston
Knights Templar
Eddress J Y. Calahan
Adams Street
Chicago
Chautauque Lake
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence
Saratoga
Palisades
Hudson
Hoosack
Berkshire Hills
J. Y. Calahan
Png
Shes Nickel Plate
Chautauqua Lake
Tobacco's Triumph and Antelope Hunting Tales
The piece warns against tobacco use with No-To-Bake claims and cites Montana hunting lore from August St. Nicholas describing antelope behavior. It notes pronghorn caution, badlands terrain, and the need for skill and good judging distance to succeed in hunting.
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Montana
St. Nicholas
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