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Congress Debates Treaty Open Doors and Military Bills
In the Senate a resolution to remove secrecy from treaty proceedings with Great Britain was adopted without division. House actions include civil service reform debate, an army budget of 24.29 million dollars, and a subcommittee on food adulteration. Reports discuss fisheries treaty, Pacific railroad telegraph bill, and judicial and tariff measures, with several named lawmakers and officials involved.
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Memorial Day Reflections Across Cities Honor Fallen Soldiers
The article recalls Memorial Day ceremonies honoring Civil War dead with flowers and speeches. Col Kerr’s address at St Paul emphasizes sacrifice and national unity, while acknowledging both soldiers and the crucial role of women in supporting the war effort. The piece also notes future observances and the enduring duty to remember those who died for the nation.
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Blaine Leaves GOP Field Shifts Gresham Favored In Delegates
Republicans express disappointment at Blaine’s declination while urging unity for the party issue of protection. Reports from Portland Missouri Louisiana California Pennsylvania and Kentucky suggest Judge Gresham gains support as Blaine’s withdrawal reshapes delegate loyalties in Chicago.
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Scathing Indictment of Cleveland Backers in Indy Editorial
The New York Independent attacks Grover Cleveland and the Democratic nomination, accusing him of breaking reform pledges on public service, patronage, and merit. It notes suspensions of district attorneys for stump speaking and argues accountability should trump partisan favoritism.
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Dakota notes on boom in Sions Falls and other Dakota news
The Ryan Bros pork-packing plant is set for Sions Falls with $150,000 in buildings planned this summer and a $30,000 citizen fundraiser. Coffins and preserved skeletons were found while digging a gas main at Grove Falls. Other items include work prospects in Yankton, a million dollars in Sioux Falls ready to unlock with better weather, abundant gopher pests near Dell Rapids, and various local incidents from Rapid City to Flandrau.
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Edison Scores Another Phonograph Breakthrough
A reporter visits Thomas Edison's Llewellyn Park lab where the speaking phonograph records and repeats music and speech on wax cylinders at rapid speeds. Edison predicts production of 200 machines daily and notes the device could replace much stenography in public and private use.
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Remedy for Croup from Good Housekeeping
A mother recalls alarm at her dying child and describes improvised home remedies. The piece recounts using onion poultices, blankets, and tallow with pine tar to treat a child showing croup symptoms when a doctor is unavailable. The tone mirrors a period home remedy column.
Were You Ever Jilted The Chronicle Reflections
A fragment from the Sac Francisco Chronigie discusses the sting of jealousy after being spurned for a rival. It muses on the sour ache, excuses, and social pain of a broken romance and the urge to confess one’s true feelings to a former beloved.
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