Judges Cabell and Dabolline Praise and Tin Plate Capacity
Friday March 1891 remarks laud Judge Cabell as an exemplary jurist in Gratiai circuit noting fairness and efficiency. Judge Dabolline earns esteem from peers and is urged for election. Ohio Valley Manufacturer reports January factory activity for tin plate with capacity of 190000 hoses weekly and 5,00000 boxes yearly, predicting demand will be met domestically with English trade displaced, benefiting laborers and farmers through higher prices.
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Dabolline
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Tur
Otilo
England
America
Savings deposits surge in Massachusetts report marks record highs
Yueaninual report of the Savings Commissioner for Massachusetts shows a rise in deposits of 20,690,248 the largest since 1870 Trand 72. Average deposits per account 26.24 and per capita 197.02. New York City's 25 savings institutions did business totaling 8,2434. Deposits exceeded withdrawals. January accounts reached 770,850. Smallest average deposit 52.75 largest 81.4 percent. Ag Econ weekly.
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Yueaninual
Hanks
Massachusetts
New York City
Ork
TSUS
Ag. Econowilat
Senate protests over Michigan unseating two senators in 1901
The union of industry patrons protests the February 21 1901 senate decision unseating Senators Horton and Morse in a contested election. They condemn the action as irregular and unjust, demand reconsideration, and accuse the senate of refusing proper notice and reporting. The scene includes the rejection of protest by laughter from Democratic colleagues.
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Lerten
Morse
Leoawee
Alpena
Wrenear
Industry
Senate
State of
Michigan
George
Horton
Benjamin A. Morse
Thes
Senate of
Senate of Michigan
Senate of of the
B. Horton
Peneaa
Equity
Salvation Army succession debate and dawn of electric railroad lighting
A London Truth note argues Gen Booth succession could be hereditary amid appeals for clear appointment rules and accountability. Philadelphia Record reports Pennsylvania railroad to light seven miles from Frankford to Turendale with electric lights, promising safer travel and future extension toward New York.
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Salvation Army
Booth
Bmw
Hils
Gen. Booth
Mocesor
London
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frankford Creek
Poquessing Creek
Turrendale
Chestnut Street
Tose
Mudrondry Te Nehted
Philadelphia
New York
Opium Smuggling Underscored by Silk Lines Off Huet Lo
A San Francisco letter describes a clever sinking scheme with 2300 opium boxes hidden in cork scraps tied to silk lines, found after a boat crew retrieved two floating crates near Mastership docks. Inspector Criteker observed cautious searches, but no contraband was initially detected.
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Huetlo
Ustoms
Criteker
Phin
San Franciso
Elopers Wore Gowa in Kentucky Elopement
A Kentucky elopement involved J T Higdon, a young printer, and 14 year old Koenlind Bush who fled Owensboro by disguising Higdon as a woman and meeting at a friend’s house to elope to Rockport Indiana where they married. The girl’s father Samuel T Bush vowed to kill Higdon but is now afraid, and the couple are reported happy.
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Gowa
Saturdley
J.T. Higdon
Koenlind Bush
Samuel T. Bush
Owensboro
Rockport
Ind
Temor
Peopl
Louisville Corner Journal
Game at Great Expense on the River
The Pitteburg crew and passengers enjoyed a costly dinner during a river trip. Between Koolkui and Quincey a hailstorm lashed the night, scattering birds that died by collisions with the boat, with many were gathered by the crew to feed everyone aboard.
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Pitteburg
Koolkui
Quincey
Nang
Louisiana
Vast Vista wheat field plan by Tejas capitalist group
A capitalistic company buys 10 000 acres along the Vista railroad with intent to convert all into a single wheat field this winter. Twelve gangs will begin breaking ground as soon as they arrive, targeting a 19 000 acre field in Texas. The item cites the San Antonio Express and notes large land clearing figures from New York and London.
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Tejas
Vista
Texas
San Antonio Express
Astor Residences and Riverside Drive Prestige
The New York correspondent notes Astor family plans and holdings along Riverside Drive from Seventy second Street to Harlem, highlighting the estate’s riverfront blocks, views over the Hudson, and the drive’s enviable, sunlit allure. It contrasts European envy with the drive’s more secluded, fashionable status and hints the Astor presence might eventually settle there.
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Astor
Joby Jao
Washington
John Jacob
Harlem
Roy
Europe
New York
Cor
Charleston News
English chemist may crack platinum lamp material
A reported breakthrough by an English chemist claims a practical substitute for platinum in incandescent lamp manufacture, potentially easing reliance on the costly metal. An electrical journalist notes the claim may have substantial foundation, with estimates outlining the high platinum usage in sixteen candlepower lamps and speculative future demand and prices.
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Wien
New York
Teligrau
Hiceoughs Extraprimary and Meriden Inhatites Case
In a puzzling case a 15 year old from Meriden is described as a conch painter by trade and linked to a strange extraprimary condition. Doctors deem the illness highly refractory with a long hypovough period and uncertain prognosis amid conflicting expert opinions from Galev and Lilppeerites Mapateet.
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Fl Bilbaine
Peculiar Natural Phenomenon In City Upper Area
A curious phenomenon occurred Monday evening in the city upper part. Around 10 o'clock a clear atmosphere changed to a fog that settled in a distinct solid stratum. The fog descended rapidly and uniformly, lasting about five minutes before lifting and vanishing just as quickly. Aspen Daily.
The Stars of The New Henry V Tacker Mystery
The Philadelphia Ledger reports a saga around Tacker of Weetthedld Gunn who lost a valuable tin containing 15 000 in witritie a year ago. A forged note appeared linking him to a hidden treasure and an intimate relation. The tin was later found to be intact with its contents.
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Henry V. Tacker
Gunn
Opening of Vaults and a Young Expert in Safes
A plumber named Edward H. Sender, not more than 17, opened a county vault by listening at the door, convincing officials the safes could be opened without the combination. The county commission later barred the safe company’s vaults, while Saunders later opened a vault at a major city bank. In Thomaston Me Capt. Samuel Watts gifts to the town.
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8. D
Nas
Pate Browling
Edward TH. Sender
Sherders
Alice
Saunders
Commindmemt
Hhs
Plumbers' Trade Journal
Watts
Thomastes
Thomaston
Samuel Watts
Boston
Chatruiin
Eltlyens
Thiatnsteis
Therneston
Singular Partition Case Splits Estate Across Maine and New York
Attorneys in Norfolk County court at Dedham examine the estate of the late R W Shapleigh of Brooklyn valued at $700000. A signed paper lacking signature directed half the property to individuals and relatives, with a plan to fund a Weet Lebanon cemetery Maine. A meeting resolved to honor apparent wishes and safeguard the estate, a unique legal dispute not seen before. A separate incident recounts Rev C V Hanson receiving 500 from a stranger to deposit in First National Bank and a later note misattributed to Micah W Nor huh. A separate replevin case in Cincinnati awards a dairy cow to Gruseman after $70 costs to prove ownership.
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Dedham
R. W. Stapleigh
Brooklyn
N. Y
Forthmith Leld
Shapleigh
Weet
Lebanon
Shapigh
Springfield
Maine
C V. Hanson
Lewiston
Skowhegan
Hanson
First National Bank
Tanvou
Hetian
Micah W
Huh
Norton
Squire Schwab
Patreck
Welock
Frank
Weet End
Wan
Pred Koester
Gruseman
Squire
Cincinnati Titmes-Star
Timely Announces New Insulating Material “Ynarcellite”
A Timely reports Dr Pupcell Taylor of London has discovered a material named ynarcellite that mimics guttapercha with higher dielectric resistance. It is said to be very tough and elastic, colorable, available in flexible or rigid forms, and claimed to cost only one fortieth of gutta percha.
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Pupcell Taylor
London
Arkatisaw
Local Flower Records Report From Kiemtale
A big sanlower displays a horn raised stance described by Mrs. Monehower of Kiemtale. The stalk reaches 14 feet, stands 6 inches at ground, and the blossom measures several feet in circumference, per Omaha Bee.
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Monehower
Kiemtale
Cole
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