Amendment on alcohol to be submitted for ratification
Senator Blair and the Committee on Education and Labor report a proposed constitutional amendment concerning alcoholic liquors and poisonous beverages. It would, after 1909, restrict manufacture sale and importation of distilled intoxicants except for medical mechanical chemical and artistic uses. The report notes crime increases in France among youths and discusses regulation versus extirpation. It also mentions the Bartholdi statue of liberty inauguration date and other unrelated items from the session.
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Blair
Eure Mittee
House
Bartholdi
Paris
United States
Congress
Bodley's Land
Samuel J Tilden Dies at Greystone in New York
The sage is dead Samuel J Tilden passes away at his home in Grovatone at 4am after long ill health His sudden death comes after a period of feeble strength and a quiet end Born in New Lebanon NY in 1814 he rose to lead Democratic politics in New York and opposed the Tweed ring His career spanned law public service and presidential campaigns leaving a lasting mark on the state's political history.
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Samuel A. Wilden
Grovatone
Mr. Tidin
Mr. Tiden
Tilden
Rae
New Lebanon
N.Y
Nathaniel Tien
Tayor
Tontenlen
Renthughand
Seltante
Joseph
von Bates
Tiller
Yale
Jackson
Martis van Buren
Colset
University of the Cite of
Vince
Denigerdey
New York
Taletite
bin Prespetts
Dietels
Fai
Weetet
Erin
Charles
Conor
John Kelley
Altia
Bsk
Hay
Col
Samueld
Samuel J
Tiden
API di
Halfrnwet Dauil
Villard
Francs
Tee
India
Faba
AW Carnesa Riots
Hos Hern Firlowsed
Poewlhewtiney
Canada
Hentinlwrye University
Creland
Pointe
Ipalec
Weat
Cork Uy
Velprovarg
Hungary
Proclamation Honors Death Of Samuel J Tid en
Gov Hill proclaims national mourning after the death of Samuel J Tid en. The document praises his service as a statesman and former governor, notes his presidential candidacy and electoral vote, and orders flags at half mast and official observances across the state for a designated period.
Cleveland Bonds Mogret and Wan Telegram Condolences
The article reports President Wan being informed of the death of Mr. Th oti and sending a telegram of condolence. Details mention Exnorvive Massion and a message from Washington, referencing Yonkers and a note about the death. The text is fragmentary but centers on official condolences from the president.
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Cleveland Bonds Mogret
Washington
Bomuel
Georgia Proposes Confederate Soldier Pension Amendment
A constitutional amendment proposal in Georgia seeks to add a provision for Confederate soldiers permanently injured in service. The amendment would authorize benefits and set funding, with legislative questions and potential penalties for violations.
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Gorgia
Detroit Markets Report Mixed Prices Steady Across Goods
The market notes overall steadiness with no major sparklers. Wheat prices hold near light gains while other grains hold firm. dairy and livestock show varied but steady activity with live cattle and hogs supported by buying interest. Local reports from Michigan describe receipts, dairy products, and packing operations as steady to firm amid broad market activity.
The Canadian steamer Isaac May’s perilous voyage to Chicago
The Canadian steamer Isaac May reached Chicago on July 2 with little fuel and scant provisions after towing three barges. Capt. Mayer recounts a harrowing journey across Lake Michigan to Manitour Vinteland, facing drought, a disastrous fire, and a fierce storm that stranded the crew and passengers, with destruction and loss on a cedar island and a long, grueling return to Chicago.
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Isaac May
Chicago
Mayer
Manitour Vinteland
Comsdian
Lake Maron
Great Lakes
Toda
Cape
Muir
Munday
Kardiy
Lake
Pete Hind
Barternr
Tilline Heertiy
Masitovlit Islands
Dewpiptiy
Thames
Ara
Lundrede
Senate Adjourns Sine Die After Routine Lapses
The Senate adjourned sine die after several days of routine appropriations work and committee reports. Members reflected on the session’s notable acts, while discussing the selection of a site for the congressional library and the grant acceptance without remarks. The chamber closes for December with members expressing best wishes for constituents and colleagues.
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Congress
Senate
Laniabolix
Ineh
Toatay
Promi Numler
Menate
Renich
Powderly Declines Candidacy for Congress
Powderly refuses any run for congress saying he will not be a candidate under any circumstances. He cites contentment with current work and thanks friends for their support while noting his disinterest in political life.
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Powderly
Aiden
Vongres
Mr. Puwilenos
Sam
Tam
Ian
Congrese
Congress
Borious Charges In Algoma Disaster Probe
Reports from Inte Royal in Lake Superior allege fishermen involved in the Algoma disaster last fall are suspected of handling corpses and sinking them far from shore to avoid detection. The revenue cutter Andy Johnson has sailed to Lake Superior to conduct a thorough investigation.
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Lake Superior
Algoma
Andy Johnson
Pirates Attack Dutch Steamer Mok Be and Hold Crew
Chinese pirates attacked the Dutch steamer Mok Be and killed the captain, first mate, and chief engineer. The captain’s wife and the remainder of the crew are held for 1500 ransom. The Dutch government pledges to secure the crew’s rescue and punish the pirates.
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Mok Be
Pouang
Toronto
Newfoundland
Farm and Garden Practical Notes From Old Almanac Style
A patchwork of agricultural tips covers fertilizer use for currants, pest control with hellebore, and feeding practices for young chicks. The piece warns on sanitation, discusses import trade optics, suggests timely pruning and tilling to fight borers, urges frequent cultivation in baking soil, and notes drought resistance and clover benefits. It also touches horn dehorning with hot iron, egg production in heavy fowls, silo temperature control, soap and carbolic remedy for ailments, and age-related horse development.
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Germany
England
Mate Jonkey
Pennsylvania
Alingtner
Unleord
Nas
Indiana
Vinegar Mixup Leads to Coal Oil Prank Gone Sour
A hurried grocer swapped vinegar for coal oil in a jug. Several days later the customer returned, prompting apology and a tale of mixed flavors. The mislabeling caused a sour taste on turnip greens and an embarrassing spill in trousers, all resolving without further harm.
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Jowell
Hot Corn for Fowls Causes Friendly Laughter
A correspondent advises feeding hens hot dry corn for supper to please the birds. Test heat by holding a handful. if it burns it is too hot, if it feels warm it is right. Heat corn in an iron pan in the stove, stir occasionally, and avoid adding water. Scorched kernels are said to benefit the flock.
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Mr. Lacey
London Standard
Ayer
Richwoods
Lakeside Monitor
Lincoln County
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Seca
Samuel J. Tilden
Greystone
Gov. Hill
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Alan Urnding
Freud
Michigan
Timothy
Ston
Anil
Stirs
Travisians
Dewitt
Olli
Datnoit Aren
Shige
Ann Prnibe
Dee Shan
Carter Mageey
Wyoming
Strom T Pettves
Rovers’ Journal
Sigiay
Orveuar
Tarnean Oniow
The
Harvey
Newfoundlant
Salvador
St Joliok
Vomeule
Diepereus
Phunist
Franeloco Kasarey
Amer Ray Otiaen Moeunod
Gene
Melville
Weier
Scientific American
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