End of Belfast strike and return of 40000 operatives
The London Daily News reports the Belfast strike ending with 40 000 workers returning to work at reduced wages. The piece also covers state conventions across Kansas Michigan Ohio Missouri New Jersey and more with nominees for governor and other offices and explores platforms on currency tariffs public lands and civil rights.
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Geo. A. Halsey
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Warren J. Woodward
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Charles H. Harlin
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Joseph W. Mercer
Register of Lands
Oscar Kochlitsky
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Markets Wide Snapshot From New York to Buffalo
Upland cotton and live cattle prices posted across major markets from New York to Buffalo. Beef cattle ranged around 4 to 6.75 per hundredweight. pork and lard quotes varied by city, with flour and grain values showing mixed spring and No. 2 grades. Wheat, corn, and oats traded at regionally varied levels with several 1.00 plus per bushel readings for Red Fall and spring varieties.
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A Brave Little Girl Heroic Jump During River Fire
A gentleman recalls a Pat Rogers disaster where a mother and her little daughter chose to jump into the water as flames consumed the boat. The officer urged the girl toward a mattress, but both mother and child vanished beneath the waves, leaving a tale of courage and tragedy.
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Beecher Investigating Committee Declares Innocent
Plymouth Church Brooklyn heard the Beecher Investigating Committee report verifying that Henry Ward Beecher did not commit adultery or improper acts with Elizabeth Tilton. The panel found Tilton and Moulton motivated by malice and revenue while praising Beecher’s four-decade clerical service and purity.
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State Elections Schedule and Postponements
A table lists upcoming state elections by date and office across multiple states with notes on when Governors Legislatures and Congress seats will be elected. It notes postponements for California and Mississippi Congressmen and cites the Boston Advertiser on lemon import losses.
Mor Houng Beaders. PUSSY'S CLASS.
A St Nicholas cân excerpt shows a cat mother teaching her kittens manners and defense. The lesson covers sniffing for scents, polite requests for food, and how to respond to misbehavior. The mother admonishes aggressive acts and ends with a reflective note on growing up.
Be Noble and Industrious Boys Advice Propels Wake Up Call
A Kokomo editorial urges boys to rise from idle dreaming and avoid tobacco and liquor. It promotes truth temperance and pure conduct, urging bold steps toward useful work and personal integrity. The piece cites religious reminders and warns against sneering peers and careless habits. It quotes Beasie Beach from the Indianapolis Herald.
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