Woman's Troubles and the Great Advance in Invention
A New York correspondent describes a lecture by Mrs Morgan J Willard on women’s burdens and remedies. The article cites “Unrequired Attention” and poverty as core troubles, praising medical and domestic inventions claimed to ease life. It notes the lecture’s impact on Lengee ladies and mentions cures for rheumatic pain and cough syrups advertised by local vendors.
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New York
Mre
Morgan J. Willard
Wortin
Omaha Exposition Gains Endorsement and Optimism
A Kansas approach notes strong sentiment shift favoring the Omaha Exposition. Lincoln’s Johnann cites westward crops and new site interest driving thousands from the Eastern states. Government and private support grows, with state officers, breeders, and bankers backing plans and a vigorous push anticipated.
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Kansas
Johnann
Lincoln
Ormine
Caxtern States
Altthough
Board of Ageiceiture
Erein Mery
German Warships Deutschland and Gelsenkirch on voyage to Chin
British steamer Geneva from Southampton reports sighting two German warships in a disabled condition. Deutschland and Gelsen now en route to China under Prince Henry of Prussia, last heard from Port Said arriving January 5.
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Perim
Jum
Geneva
Southampton
Deutschland
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Chin
Port Said
Lower Wages No Remedy Opinion Advanced In Textile Woes
Boston January 4 The Globe reports authorities in textile manufacturing doubt wage cuts will ease the textile crisis. Robert Howard of Fall River argues higher wages across the board would revive production while England's tactics show mixed results. He predicts potential strikes in New Bedford and broader impact in New England.
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Boston
the Globe
Glebe
Robert Howard
Jong
Pall River
England
Fwil River
Eppland
Howard
Sweeter Than Honors Senator Hanna Welcomes Home
Senator Hanna returns to Cleveland amid a warmly received homecoming. He calls this moment sweeter than any other honor, thanking supporters and pledging to continue serving the people. A later note mentions his election to the Senate and the public reception at Hollénden Mare.
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Hanna
Cleveland
Hanve
Hollénden Mare
Senate
Resuniicas Parte
Whisky confiscation and voyage notices in Alaska trade
Constable forces seized 402 quart bottles of whisky on the steamer City of Seattle just before she departed for Alaska. A meal quantity on the City of Tipeke was also found. An aditorium item promotes Champerlain's Pain Balm for sprains and rheumatic pains, with testimonials from druggists Homeseekers Excursion offers a round trip fare on January 18 via the Santa Fe Route to multiple western territories, touting the Santa Fe as the shortest route to Southern California with Pullman sleepers and electric chairs. Druggist G A Van Hall of Buller Missouri endorses Hegel Blood Purifier and Blood Maker as top sellers.
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Alaska
Port ‘Townend
Seattle
Tipeke
Santa Fe
Arkansas
Arizona
Indian Territory
Louialina
New Mexico
Okahomea
Texas
Eiberat Aie
Agent Santa Fe
G. A. van Hall
Buller, Mo
After His Money
New York reports Charles MacCullagh superintendent in Brooklyn has asked a lawyer to claim a share of the late Joseph J McCullagh estate. He says they were first cousins who learned printing together and that a will entitles him to a share. Inventory in St Louis probate lists personal property valued at 77 but omits real estate value.
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New York
Herald
Charles MacCullagh
Thonas Jefferson
Borough of
Brooklyr
Joseph J. MtcCullash
Lane
McCullagh
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Brooklyn
St. Louis
McCull Gen Ule
Senate committee backs adverse ruling on Corbett seat
Washington June: Senate privileges and elections committee voted 4 to 3 to deny W. Corbett a Senate seat from Quebec. Beamtar Bor rows Read was absent but counted on his authority. The tally opposed Corbett with the committee split along party lines.
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Washington, Junia
Senato Committee On Privileges and Elections Today
Rebert
HH. W. Corbett
Senate
Beamtar Borrows Read
Corbett
First Dealing in Sleighs Fails at St Paul
Winter brings oddities in a Minnesota case where Grisham and Witch run a carriage and sleigh business. Wm Will claims a loss of at least 60,000 while Francis L Winch faces court questions over 50,000 worth of concealed personal property. He admits assets once valued at around 60,000 in April 1593 and 59,000 in 1695, with mortgages, cash, and investments traced to Chicago, Maine, and Saco. He describes selling, losing, and mismanaging funds, including a 32,000 house and a 36,000 Maine property, while noting 125 in current assets and no bank money. The matter proceeds under court supervision.
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St. Paul
Minn
St Paul
Grisham & Witch
Will Lame
Willa
Hoowever
Francis L. Winch
Chickee
Willhome
Mrr
John F. Newbury
Chicago
Auron
Saco
Maine
Biddeford Times
Biddefort
Old Orchard Sea Sheila
St.Paul
Z. Q. Bron
Boats for Rothschilds aboard Pacific expedition
Six range barges and three Fiver steamers are under construction at TP Whitehouse and Sons shipyard for service on the Viktor and the Alaska Exploration Company venture. The nine boats, costing over a quarter of a million dollars, will be disassembled and shipped to Unalaska to be set up and towed toward the Yukon mouth. The Bold of the American Ship Sin tran will tow the pieces to Datel Harbor, with a tow distance of 2,906 miles to improve the Pacific coast towing record by about a thousand miles if successful.
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San Francisno
Whitelaw & Fons
Algaka
Yukon
Sintran
Datel
Harpur
Trenholm Dismissed as President of American Surety
New York Jan 14 The Journal reports former Comptroller William Lee Trenholm is no longer president of the American Surety Company. At the annual stockholders meeting of the State Trust Company two board motions were carried one toppled Trenholm. Cause cited is dissatisfaction with the president's policy in managing the trust's affairs.
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New York
the Journal
Cotpptroller
William Lee Treshalm
American Surety Company
State Trust Company
Trenholns
Dawes Attacks Eagle Critics in Morris Pivot
A rush of political debate surrounds Dawes and opponents linked to Wilt Whites. Dawes accuses an unnamed rival of harming Ingalls with a misstrike, prompting gathering unease as officials discuss the Copeland episode and Tugalis Enasting Lalani.
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John J. Tugalis
Lalani
Copeland
Edwin T Earl Seeks $100000 Damages in Patent Action
Edwin T Earl files in United States court alleging Armith & Co Chicago and others infringed a refrigerator car patent owned by Bari Company. Complaint seeks $100000 in damages in a new step in the conflict between the two firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin T. Earl
Fratiiscs
Cal
Jac Ryn Te Hari
Kurt Frult Comming Today
United States
Armith & Co
Chicago
Bari Company
Ble
Pigeon Route to Dawson Scheme to Establish Pigeon Communication
James Jackson arrives from Boston with carrier pigeons to establish regular communication between Dawson City and St Michael next winter. He plans to take the birds to St Michael and set up stations at frequent intervals from there to Dawson.
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San Francisco
James Jackson
Boston
Dawson City
St Michael
St. Michael
Dawson
Ames cattle feeder urges beef industry reform
Champion cattle feeder BM Allen of Ames Nebraska told the state board of agriculture about the beef cattle situation. He heads a company with about 30 000 head in sheds and stalls at Ames. He argued small farmers erred by neglecting beef production methods and winter taking opportunities, and urged adoption of improvements to boost the industry.
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Allen
Ames
Ines
Allestem
Palace Clothing to Measure Trousers in Topeka
Topeka's Palace Clothing company announces tailored trousers for 25 dollars. Garments made locally from Topeka wool by Topeka workers, guaranteed full wool content and shrinkage. Home industry from raw sheep wool to finished product for Topeka, state, and world.
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Topeka
Palace Clothing Company
Topeta
Topeka Wooten Agu
Stoppe d at 15 Wyman Pastor Had Appendix Removed
Rev Mr A Wyman pastor of the Unity church had his vermiform appendix removed at Stormont hospital Thursday afternoon to stop at the fifteenth attack of appendicitis. The operation was performed while he lay under anesthesia and he is resting comfortably and will resume ministerial duties soon.
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A. Wyman
Unity Church
Stormont Hospital
Wyman
Foreigners threaten voting against restriction supporters
In Chicago on January 4, about 150 German societies issued a broad protest opposing immigration limits. The document sent to Congress warns against any exclusionary policy and pledges to oppose renomination of lawmakers who back further immigration restrictions. It cites editors of German Irish Swedish Italian and other newspapers as disseminators and frames the move as a revival of the Know Nothing spirit.
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Chicago
Congress
Leer Iise
Itafian
Ingus
United States
Comeress
Seho
Paris Students Demonstrate Against Zola in Front of Aurore
A group of law students after an evening lecture marched to the Auore offices in Paris and denounced M Emile Zola. The demonstration turned disorderly and was dispersed by the police.
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Paris
The
Auore
M. Emile Zola
Kurtz's Expulsion Sought by National Committee
Washington January 14 The Ohio Republican member Charles L Kurtz faces probable retirement from the Republican national committee after the recent senatorial meeting in Ohio. Several committee members are in Washington as unan imous sentiment favors expulsion amid anger over Kurtz support for Hanna and questions about the committee's authority to oust a member.
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National Committee
Hanna
Washington
D. C
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Charles L. Kurtz
Oto
Kurtz
YALE DECLINES TO ROW CORNELL THIS YEAR
Ithaca Jan 14 Yale replies to Cornell's conditional challenge to row at New London this year. Capt Colson and Benjamin J Wheeler comment but Yale states it cannot row Cornell. Apples and pears from Australia Sydney Jan 14 next shipment to London.
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Cornell
Ithache
Yale
New London
Colton
Capt Colson
Benjamin J. Wheeler
Australia
Sydney N
Yin
San Francisco
Ministers of Agriculture
Varios Coronies
London
Totare
Military Mutineers In Havana Shown On Paper Page
Uproar and mutiny reports dominate the Havana scene with a full page banner. Ten officers from various corps allegedly took part in the disturbance, while Captain General Weyler's aides face criticism and Blanco contemplates stern action. A new law to curb press attacks on Spanish army prestige is set to appear in the Gazette this week.
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Heralde
Havana
Key West
Havana Sees Prohibitions on Carve Dispatches and Crowds
A Havana decree bans daily newspaper publication of dispatches without prior censorship and ten hours notice, with potential military jurisdiction for violators. A second edict restricts gatherings to four or fewer in public spaces. Separately, Senor De Lome reports from Washington that tranquility prevailed at Havana late on January 10 with no anticipated trouble.
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Havana
Neekere
Washington
Senor de Lome
Cabinet Meeting Held as Cuban Tensions Rise
Assistant Secretary Day relayed Consul General Lee's Havana telegraph noting riots and attacks on newspapers. Cabinet, briefed on Havana unrest, discusses safeguarding American interests and the Hawaiian annexation treaty. North Atlantic squadron sails from Hampton Roads for evaluation and drill with possible near-Havana presence if needed.
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Hampton Roads
Washington
Day
White House
State Department
Lee
Havana
Senate
Briely
Sall
Tomorow
Aviat Dupertrent
Admiral Sicard
Avy Department
Cuba
United States
Loe
Calm in Havana Amid Reports of Turmoil
Dispatches from Havana reported to Senor De Lome that calm prevailed in the city with no casualties and hope for a normal state. Spanish consul Baldasano called reports exaggerated, noting mobs rarely lead to war. Madrid acknowledged disagreeable news from Cuba without detail, while private Havana dispatches claimed cheers for Die Cartes and Weyler near General Blanco’s windows.
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San
Havana
Senor de Lome
Uied
Congaatu
Spain
Madrid
Cuba
Viva Weyler
Blanco
Denver's Postmaster Confirmed After Senate Vote
Washington report confirms ex-Senator Tabor of Colorado as Denver postmaster after swift executive session action. Also noted Col Edwin P Myers former state printer of Pennsylvania found dead in his stable yard, suspected accidental carriage mishap.
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Tabor
Washington
Senate Toilay
Denver
Wolcott
Taber
Myers
Harrisburg
Edwin P. Myers
Size of Pullman Estate
Executors file an inventory of George M. Pullman estate with real property valued at zero and personal property around 6.5 million dollars. Bonds and stocks noted, including Pullman Palace Car holdings and Nicaragua Canal stock, plus mentioned art and library values. overall estate projected to exceed 10 million dollars with real estate alone near 2 million.
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Chicago
George M. Pullman
New York
We Prairie Avenue
Tryons
Bougereau
Pullman
Pullan Palace Car Company
Nicaragua Canal Company
Stork
Kate Field
Washington
the Journal of Commerce
the Weekly Magazine
Meares
Wheat and grain markets show mixed early gains in today’s export news
The report notes wheat opening higher in Chicago and Minneapolis with modest advances amid bullish news on Liverpool and expected demand from Milwaukee and St Paul. Corn and oats trade near steady, while pork futures drift. hogs and cattle receive mixed receipts and prices linger. Kansas City market shows lower cattle and hogs with steady sheep. Prices for wheat, corn, oats, and rye vary across regions with futures direction influenced by foreign demand and domestic stock moves.
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Satleago
Wrgac Tor Mayax
Keeily
Liverpool
Milwaukee
St Paul
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Northwestern
Chicago
Sue
TIS
Kansas City
Jan
Texas
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Bern
Phyrse
Wit Forties
Willard Mali
Lengee
Batard
Kansas Avenue
Raliant
Omaha
State Board of Agriculture
China
Sydney
Nsw
Vie San Franciscs
Tari
Jack Gribs
Cobar
Tf. Tex
New Engian
New Castle
Gould
Canal Dover
Chamberlain
Californie
Los Angeles
Senator Corbett
Oregon
Wottheres
Rothschilds
Frisco
MR. Trenholm
M. Allen
Ames, Neb
A Wyman
Bawl AT
Zola
Anish
Arturo Baldasano
oMvees
Sonsul
Pribes
Chilly
New Orleans
Aik
Ofciiek
God Babes
Sun
Wil
Ding
Quit
Pune Refining
Nominak
W. A. Micher
West Listh Ave
Tivernoot
Ieeteay
Ihe
Ape
Rites
Joe Cartent
Favnee
Tara
Mee
Timatwed
Hoga
Kunane City
Minarapalta
Duluth
Walt
Weyler
Seacaaat
Sree
Guala
Serpette Union
Associated Press
State Journal
IBM
Beeres
W. A. Michael Commission
Ste Weet Hiztu Avenue
Topela
Kauwner
Principal Exchange
Centhal Eee
Men Union National Bas
Bo Chy
Noor Exchange
Garvin
Teeavarer Felepmone
Lux Commission Co
Kanaan Ave
Topeha
Kan
Bank of Topeka
Feu
Deilynre Oil
Witcher Aurry
Dale Howse
Kai Pitth
North Kansas
Kansas Ave
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