Not So Safe After All Aboard The Safe Burglar Tale
A fragmented New York Times prose piece recounts a vaudeville style tale of a safe and a boastful guard, a break in attempted by a Dublin era thief and an Ensign from San Francisco, a city street scene with a poor woman selling candy, and a wealthy observer noting poverty amid luxury. Also included are unrelated clippings on immigrants in Boston and a discussion of race and birth, science and language, and distant news notes.
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Isis
Sinter ME Vicing CO
New York
Sal Price
James Vance
Weil
Hiagaette & Haggeman
Ernest
Agaente
Tie
Ensign
Sian Francisco
Croesus
New York Times
Cove
Boston
Mohammed
Boston Herald
Germany
France
Arctic Circle
Cape Horn
Barbary States
Tropics
Victoria
New World
South America
Africa
Asia
Washington Sur
Wonderful Contrast and the North South Labor Divide
Col. HC Parsons argues that Massachusetts leads in production despite scarce resources while the Confederacy lags in capital. He notes New York workers hold more deposits than Southern farms and rails combined, and immigration has spurred Northwest growth. He says northern states offer 12 hour workdays and robust labor, contrasting with southern conditions.
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Fuller
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Confederacy
New York
Old Dominion
Northwest
Rocky Mountains
Great American Desert
Ohio
Col
HC. Parsons
Nirgorevic
Cleveland Endorses Wild Cat State Bank Plan
The Chicago Tribune reports that Mr. Cleveland quietly endorses a wild cat State bank note policy with strong insistence on sound money. It says his stance implies repeal of the 10 percent tax on State bank notes if his party gains power, raising concerns about currency stability and government control.
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Cleveland
Congress
Harrison Chicago Tribune
How to Vote Correctly Under 1891 Election Law
Instructions warn voters to stamp only the head of the ticket and avoid stamping other areas. Duplicate stamping invalidates the ticket, and voting for individuals on multiple tickets is prohibited. Voters should use a betting pad after stamping, keep ink light, and not reveal voting intentions to others. The law was amended in 1891.
Specimen ballots issued to curb stamping errors
The Republican Central Committee distributes specimen ballots with stamping instructions. Local committees train hundreds of volunteers to teach stamping to prevent the Taggart Coy managers from altering ballots. Emphasized is stamping only within the eagle square to avoid invalid ballots.
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The
Republican Central Committee
Taggart-Coy
Georgia and Florida Democrats Lead in Strong Majorities
The piece notes a 70,000 Democratic edge in Georgia and a similar margin in Florida, signaling the Brigadiers’ control. It observes The People's Party failed to win Georgia and asserts the South will be met by a solid North, with plans to maintain the solid bloc.
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Georgia
Florida
People’s Party
Georgia Democracy
Con. Weaver
Lease
Cleveland fears his platform in bold Providence speech
Mr Cleveland appears reluctant about his political stance while his Providence declaration draws attention. He spoke firmly in favor of his platform at the recent Knode Teland event, signaling commitment amid mixed reaction.
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Cleveland
Providence
Knode Teland
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Civas
Pilea
New York City
ETON
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Fort Wayne
Ind
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Koenic Med. CO
Chicago, Ill
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New York Telegram
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Australia
St. Louis Republic
Christ
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New York Epoch
New York Journal
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Inquisition
Phi
Paul
MM. Compays
M.D
Sr. Pau
Minn
Hb. A. Stewart
Hale
Dos. Oy Stewart
Davis’ Hardware Store
Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
Osaoon
Lowell, Mass
J. F. Kixneuesoe
Conway, Ark
H. A. Ancaer
M. D
Oxford St
Brooklyn, N. Y
Children’s Department
Mass
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Centaus Company
Murray Street
T. Suosefihe
Stow
Otto Krug
Westside, Sullivan, Ind
I. N. Cashner
Crowder’s Bank Building
South Side
Crowders Bank
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McCammon & Wolfe Sullivan
McKneney
P. Wckneney
S. W. Corner Square
Sullivan, Ind
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Carlisle
Merom
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