Memphis cotton fire costs millions in losses
The Nation reports a blaze in Memphis Tenn destroying over 6 000 bales of cotton valued around 827000. Other items include a Canadian warning on retaliation, a Beloit Wis doctor jailed for cocaine use, rising smallpox in New York tenements, and various political and social notes across the United States.
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Memphis
United States
Edmunds
Canada
George Patterson
Beloit
Wis
Allan W. Thurman
Thurman
New York
National Board of Trade
Washington West
Con
Chicago
Texas
Charlés Swithh
Comparative Tigar Company
Delaware
Brest
Andrew Hhaian
Michael Redman
Pacific Expres
Fort Worth
St Louis
Hawthorpe, US
Evaneville
Ind
Engiwe
Jetman
California
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Missouri
Senate
Charles
Farwell
William K. Morrison
Benjamin W. Goodhue
House
Morrison Dl. Goodhue
David McCulloch
Nelle Geant Sartoris
Francis Murphy
Cincinnati
Joseph Pustlethwaite
Chicago Carpenters
Castner
Coneur Botte
St. Louie Mo
Tre
Sherman
Civil Service
Columbus
Johnson
Franklis
Londét
Paducah
Kyam
Bo Eny
James Catalek
Ulineland
J.J. Iphureh
United
Fan Narnia
Davies County
Tad
Noreighie Twoni
William McAtee
Baltamore & Ohio Coud
Jona Wankeen
White Earth
Pinkerton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Jersey City
Hogan
Tablequah
Tuley
Martha V. Storey
Wiltur P. Storey
Storey
Barvka
Whdow
Maria P. Keorey
Global tensions rise as war clouds grow across Europe
Reports from London note the Nepaul collision sinking a Chinese junk transport with nine hundred soldiers and several mandarins drowned. France and Germany prepare for possible contact while Buenos Ayres halts business due to cholera. A Vatican papacy concern and an Aztec ceremony in Mexico headline a world sketched with unrest and policy shifts.
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Nepaul
London
France
Germany
Great Britain
Vatican
Buenos Ayres
Guatemoczin
Mexico
Berlin
Stanley
Africa
Prince Alexander of
Isthmet
Matanzas
Michigan Central Railway
Neil Potter
Cate
St Thomas
Vockelow
House of Lords
Mannhelm
Aubii
Necesary
Madulelm
Pronkfort
America
England
Hotie
Austria
Atake
Giandera
Montreal
Board of Health
Counsil
Princes of Wales
Brand Master
Haw
Caterina Frit Vardi
Aspinwall
Hayin
Rane
Freuch Suverimont
Campbell Liverce Slistoman
President Cleveland backs constitutional centennial celebration plan
President Cleveland urges a national observance of the 187th anniversary of the Constitution. He asks Congress to approve a memorial event centered on Philadelphia, proposing a national expression without state rivalry to honor a century of popular government under a written constitution. The message favors broad participation and formal measures to celebrate across the United States.
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Cleveland
Congress
Hoge
Axa
Congr
Philadelphus
United States
Grand Walon Hotel Offers European Plan Rooms
Visitors to New York City can find affordable European plan rooms at Grand Walon Hotel near Grand Central Depot. The hotel advertises 15 rooms with modern conveniences, elevator service, and an on site restaurant, with rates starting at eight dollars and up per day for families seeking better value in the city.
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New York City
Grand Central
Grand Walon
Paine Kinship and Riches From Old Boston Tales
A long, satirical sketch traces the Paine family from Revolutionary era Boston to later fortunes and misers. It blends mythic lineage with anecdotes about Robert Treat Paine and Elbridge Gerry, detailing wealth, eccentric deeds, and moral observations in a period voice.
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Rousseau
Boston
Britain
Massachusetts
Paines
Elbridge Gerry
United States
Govleta
New World
Gerry
Harvard College
Job
Branes
Masvachusetts
Periol
George Oliaton
Maverlage
Crnondale
Deer Range of Maine Unsettled Forest Rich in Deer
The Maine deer range spans about five hundred square miles of largely unsettled forest from the eastern coast inward. Major Boyd says no other deer range equals it, with sparse housing and road access. Hunters from outside the state visit annually, aiding local guides, camps, and Maine businesses, while state game wardens strive to curb poaching and protect the herd.
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Boyd
Maine
H. Boyd
United States Coast Survey
Mabhius
Caribou
Maj
Lewis
Alannt
Fragmented notice on grants and payments in Monument business
A damaged snippet describes efforts over money and grants with figures and names garbled. It mentions a president, a James or Tetiletoks style name, a $1,000 amount, and a claim of secured payment. Details are unreadable beyond this.
No Hops of Compromise Report From Local Quarrel
Local note reports intense disagreement among civic members with social tensions rising. The text mentions wives of political figures and veiled threats of conflict, reflecting strained community relations and speculation on broader upheaval.
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Cal Vot
lLowieville Cours Vere
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