Cleveland Frees Carriage From Mud On Princeton Road
In Trenton New Jersey President Cleveland proves his strength by freeing his carriage stuck in mud on Brunswick Avenue near Princeton Road. With rain intensifying he sheds his coat and, after ordering the horse to pull, walks to the rear to aid the team and urge the vehicle forward.
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Trenton
N. J
Cleveland
Hie Carridge
Brunswick Avenue
Tresitoi
Princeton
Princeton Road
Baltru
Cowmpmins
President Ifed and the wheel to the muddy road incident
President Ifed and a sudden mud slide left the carriage wheels stuck but rolled to solid ground. Mr. Cleveland, brushing mud from his shoes, climbed aboard and remarked you can go a lot if you put your shoulder to the wheel.
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Ifed
Rotad
Mr. Cleveland
Trenton Youth Killed In Train-Running Sudden Collapse
Edward Frost, a 19-year-old man, died in St Francis Hospital after collapsing from a burst tumor at the base of his spine while sprinting to catch a train at Clinton Street station. He had learned of a job opening in Philadelphia and hurried to depart, despite chronic health concerns noted by a physician. His mother grieved beside him as he spoke his final words.
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Trenton
Edward Frost
Phita
Frost
Clinton Street
St Francis Hospital
Londonian Steamer Crew Missing After Sailors Lost
A Baltimore dispatch reports Captain Lee and two crew members of the steamer Londonian lost with forty five survivors rescued by the British steamer Vedamate. The missing include the flat and third officers and the first and third enginetra. Among the saved are two foremen and twenty three crew members, including the second and fourth officers and engineers.
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Boston
Furness Line Steam Ship Company
Baltimore
Lee
Londonian
Tee
Ship Mildred Crew Survives Coconut Food Tale of Voyage
New York reports the schooner Mildred, 56 days from Lis Blas, Central America, arriving near port with the crew enduring extreme hardship. They drank coconut milk for water, ate coconut meat, burned shells and wood for warmth, and faced storms after leaving San Glas. Captain Tipkett voiced relief at survival. The pilot boat Philadelphia supplied provisions and water at Cape May, aiding a renewed voyage before another storm hit.
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New York
Mildred
Lis Blas
Central America
Tipkett
San Glas
Cape May
Philadelphia
Captain Tibbett Orders Sail to Work Vessel to Port
Captain Tibbett ordered the Sail to set and maneuver the vessel, enabling the ship to reach safety. The tug Projector towed the remaining vessel and guided the Mildred into port.
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Tibbett
Mildred
Populist Congressman Hidgley’s Campaign Expenses Revealed
Records show E. R Hidgiey of the Third district as the only Populist re-elected congressman with the highest spending in the state. Tidelew lists total expenditures at 2518.50 covering county committee assessments, railroad fare, hotel bills, newspapers, rent, committees, printed matters, livery, and stenography.
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E. R Hidgiey
Btr
Tidelew
Cyndieenone
Hull Renta
Bite
Dr Wurth Endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Remedy
Dr Wurth credits Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with digesting food and boosting gastric juice to relieve indigestion and stomach trouble. He warns stomach health drives overall well being and cites safety, non patent status, and accessibility through druggists in Marshall Mich.
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Stuart
Dracwists
At & Cents
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Roosevelt Era Returns to Albany Amid Family Jollity
The New York governor’s residence buzzes with talk of Colonel Roosevelt joining Albany events. Rumor and tradition mingle as the Rough Rider family, including four year old Abe, six year old Kermit, and a Viking-minded younger child, are part of the mansion’s lively scenes. The piece notes a shift from Tilden era etiquette to Roosevelt’s energetic, public persona in the executive home.
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Steid Executive
New York
Executive Mansion
Albany
Fagie
Roosevelt
Tilden
Entighood
Executive
Gramercy
Abe Eident
Kermit
Norcher
Peculiar case linked to polydipsia in city
A December report details a young woman plagued by voracious eating linked to a bizarre ailment described as chiorstia. She reportedly consumed coffee and wax and even swallowed books and medicines, with several novels and items disappearing from her home as doctors monitor a dangerous craving.
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Lynn
Mara
Rondur
Covele
Elie
Supreme Court voids Oleomargarine Law as unconstitutional
The state supreme court declared the oleomargarine anti coloring law passed in 1 unconstitutional and void. Prosecutions by Commissioner Grosvenor and cases involving Frank J. Strenthalter of Jackson are noted. The ruling holds the measure invalid despite attempts to correct defects in the enabling act and amendments.
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Aehlean
Baikie Olagaon
Senate
Insulted by a Negro Fueled Suicide in Atlanta
A coroner's inquest into Wilam A. Barbour’s death at the customs house and post office cited alleged harassment by HA Rucker as a motive. Barbour reportedly told his wife he had been insulted by Rucker before shooting himself, with the claim that Rucker sought to force his resignation for a northern appointee.
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Atlanta
Wilam A. Barbour
Custom House Aid Post Office
Migher
Alen Rucker
South
Barbour
Joseph
Settled Out of Court in Major American China Deal
New York reports indicate the $7,000,000 suit against the American China Development syndicate by Thurlow Weed Barnes will likely settle out of court. Ex Senator Brice leads the syndicate which has reportedly earned $15,000,000 in nine months from a $200,000 investment. Bonds tied to the Canton to Hankow line were issued, with the Chinese government guaranteeing them. Mr. James alleges a $1,000,000 payment for services. Brice fears publicity could disrupt his arrangements.
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New York
American China Development Company
Thurlow Weed Barnes
Brice
Aerone le Reac Ee
James
Frice
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