News of the Week highlights and international items
A summary of varied reports: reapportionment defect in Tennessee. Melville’s Jeanette expedition report with chart. five horse thieves killed near Albuquerque. Monmouth College student protests. bank burglary at Zeeland. yellow fever cases in Pensacola. executions in Georgia. yellow fever in Pensacola noted. multiple political nomination notes across states. railway collision near Rhine Cliff. Navy officer Purviance obituary. Mormons political meeting at Ogden. Pacific rail and Indian affairs. Irish and Welsh labor and political updates. Arabi Pasha trial notes. global diseases and natural events.
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Tennessee
Sechary Henderson
Carer
Melville
Secretary of the Navy
Jeanette
de Long
Williams
Arizona
Tigeras Canyon
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Mitchell
Dewageper’s Bank
Zeeland
Ottawa County
Mich
Pensacola
Whiting
Board of Health
Macon
Charles H. Houston
Perth Amboy
Notable Deaths and Global Briefs Across Many Lands
Prominent Titusville preacher Rev William F Day is dead. Gyorce GassEt defeats William Elliott in a beat race. Mints report 953000 standard silver dollars in circulation for the week ending Oct 21. Yellow fever cases rise to 37 with one death at Pensacola on the 23rd. Congressional pay and expenses for the Forty-eighth Congress near $1.8 million. Irish Nation editor Joan Devoy released on bail in New York. Chester’s William Bartel dies by self-inflicted wounds. Manila struck by cholera and typhoon. business halted. Boxer Pasha named commander of new Egyptian army. Servia’s Kiuc Mitan wounded by a woman but survives. Mrs. Lanxetry arrives in New York. A family near Johnsonville Ark suffers poison bread tragedy. one child dies. New York Citizens’ Committee nominates Allan Campbell for Mayor. Prisoners cleared of Arabs in July outrages. other notes on Treasury admission rules and Georgia political race. Cincinnati mystery man identity near resolution. Donovan searches for his lost daughter. Various human-interest vignettes and local color items follow.
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Wm. F. Day
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August Belmont
William Bartel
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the Treasury
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Canada
Grand Trunk Railway
Clifford Anderson
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Benj. F. Hill
The Superfluity of Cards in Modern Society
A critical note on lavish wedding and funeral stationery trends. The piece mocks multilingual monograms and oversized invitations, cites English funeral cards as snobbery, and argues for simpler, better treatment of workers while praising humane practices in industry and society. It touches on social rituals, newspaper culture, and the economics of stationery.
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