Georgia Senator A Stephens Clay Triumphs in Nomination
The Democratic caucus concluded with A Stephens Clay nominated for United States senator, defeating Pettus in Alabama and securing broad support from party leaders. Clay, 72, native of Cobb County, with a history of public service, faces vigorous opposition and pledges strong legislative leadership.
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Avante
Nord
United States
A. Stepiteites
Clay
Clas
Lewis
Norwoot B. Walsh
Gerard
Xem
Senats Chamber
Las Lanvein Marlettk
Idata
Wichines
Howell
Cisy
Heerstary Smith
Paatpareen
Theo Mnet
Gam
United Dhesse
Sohator Pugh
Geo. Petiis
Alabasa
Virginia Wolves
Puscumbi
Carrollton
Catmba
Frisco suit seeks settlement of ground lease dispute
An unidentified plaintiff files in Shenna circuit court seeking the setting of a ground lease for property tied to the Atchidan and Frisco interests. The case involves claims of asset ownership and mismanagement, with references to receivership and proposed revenue shares.
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Rei Jon Pean
Braman
Bendholder
Les Feoncies Pas
Shenna Circult
Tegen
Bebsle
Biengoit
Hunhias
Atchiven
Dette
Frisco
Broceuditas
Duthminum Saeleib
Mersantibe
Eer
Salem
Clergymen Push Bid to Halt Horse Race Pool Bets
A coalition of clergymen urges passage of a state law to ban pool betting on horse racing. The measure, sent to Montgomery, seeks to prohibit all ante betting on races and imposes a $1,000 fine for booktaking or pool wagering. Legislators have individually advocated for the proposal through personal solicitation.
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Montgomery
Mit
Poole
Atte
Mineral Water. Fhre Noest to the west. Comme and try it 4
Mineral Water advertisement notes a Western option and an invitation to try the product, with mentions of a contact point or location at G2 W, Eighth sve and a price cue. The fragmentary copy suggests a local business promo aiming to attract customers.
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W. Phillips
Deser teing Fifth Avenue Swell Society Seeking Leas Way Quarters
Distressed Fifth Avenue district faces upheaval as water mains, upheavals, and redesign push prominent families away. Amid talks of new dwellings and impending business shifts, limited prospects keep estates and mansions alive in a climate of urban renewal and social change.
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New York
Leas Way
Laundry Contract Scandal Ties Navy Towels to Profits
A government inquiry reveals Marine Corps laundry work costing about one thousand dollars annually. Dexter & Co of New York previously held the contract, losing it this year while the firm allegedly profited by a portion of nine hundred dollars retained by officials. Secretary Herbert and quartermaster's clerk Henry Write deny involvement.
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Washington
Havici
Herbert
Henry I
Quartermaster’s Department of the Marine
Marine Corpa
Quartermaster’s Department
Dextwe & Co
New Yar
Sw Hundred
Thia Tren
Dexter & Co
PINGREE ON TRUSTS IN MICHIGAN ELECTION INTERVIEW
Detroit reports Governor elect Pingree discusses trusts if he were president. He says he would obey laws and push reforms to curb trusts. He praises Pingree as a leader of the people and asserts he would resist corporate control.
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Detroit
Pir
Michigan
Mekimitex
Trusie
United States
Wali
Pangreerethi
Close Vote in Minnesota Sparks Fraud Claims and Rail Talk
A fragmented election report from Minnesota notes alleged ballot mismarks favoring Lind in Hennepin County, with many ballots rejected for both Bryan and Balmer. The Democratic committee probes the issue as Burlington Route trains promise swift service between Kansas City and Chicago, mentioning the vestibuled and standard sleepers and the “Westbound Limited.”
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Bnast
Burlingion
Snd
Burlington
Lewis
Aes
Millions Unemployed in Census Year Reveals Employment Patterns
The report notes a large unemployed share during the census year and details how many men and women held principal occupations at different times. It cites figures for ages over 22 and discusses distribution across months, durations, and reemployment patterns amid the 1880 census data.
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Consim
Umo
Durie
Witol
Maine
New York Harbor Grain Handling Under One Control
Grain handling operations in New York Harbor to be centralized under a single authority. Thomas A. McInasa, a prominent figure at Grockion Wharf, heads a new planning effort with investment from The International Stevedoring Company, SEW, and Ore Hod Uilder. New Jersey residents Edwards and Cintyre join the board to oversee dual capacity operations, with charges proposed to fund a health observatory and related facilities. The charter outlines rates and moves toward modernization, while local vendors push household remedies and consumer products in adjacent notices.
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New York Harbor
New York
Thomas A. Mclnasa
Grockion
Bendare
Caucieech Terest SC
McI
New Fork
She International
Dh Capital
Jecnorth
Ja Edwards
Cintyreé
Hue
Sonpany Honuiole
Clint
Ongt
Per Duahel
Ehibie
Pair Will Case Ends With Withdrawal Of Probate Petition
In San Francisco on November 17 the Pair will probate case ended as the nominated penell withdrew the document. Mire Nettie Craven Witharawa contends for a trust and claims a marriage contract and deeds to property worth 1.69 million. The withdrawal is seen as a possible compromise, with all parties aligning on a pending forgery question and adjustments to real estate and personal property.
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Mire Nettie Graven
Witharawa
Francisco
James Gpair
Mare Levingston
Mru
Craven
Mitr
Wes Penrod
Mega
James Fir
Levingston
Mee Craven
Partice
Curtis Paid Out 1200 Election Expenses Including Printing
The report shows Curtis disbursed 1200 for election costs with over one third spent on printing. Local committees and county central committees across multiple counties contributed to the total. The narrative lists various county committees and related expenditures in a tersely reported accounting format.
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Congrammman
Charlie Curia
Clarke Oifice
Epublica County
Geaxe
Tommuucon
Americans mistreated by Spanish soldiers after shipwreck
Captain Nelson and crew of a shipwrecked vessel arrived in New York from Havana. They report being raided on Cuba’s coast about twenty miles west of Havana by Spanish forces, taken to a wheat plantation and treated harshly. They were questioned about their nationality, and the encounter sparked a debate over allegiance.
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New York
Nelson
Havana
Cuba
Neleot
Maral
Ateericais
Big Law Firm Alliance From Cleveland and Carlisle
A new partnership is planned by President Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle to establish a major law firm. The move aims to secure operations in New York with March plans, combining legal offices and federal judicial scope.
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Cleveland
Carlisle
Becessary
Cartiale
Cleveland & Eariale Wild
New York
Trip Mall
Yiewidant
Dr Kings New Discovery Promises Fast Relief
A reader recalls how Dr Kings New Discovery helped his wife during a severe influenza and pneumonia episode. He notes dramatic improvement after trying the remedy and mentions trial bottles offered at a local store.
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Gunderaan
Duwendate
Mich
Wyars
King
Baptist Church
Triad
Bunsus Ave
Faith in Him and Why He Asked Laborers to Support It
A partial report from Rochester New Jersey May 17 describes a Knighthood of Labor assembly vote. A heated contest pitted labor against capital with several cities named. the assembly chose a largely symbolic venue for the next general meeting and endorsed labor support against plutocrats.
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Rochester
N. J. Mey
Aneslan
Knighte of Labor
Etter
Boston
Ral- Limpre
Butte Mont
Montreal
Little Rock
Fen Prancis
Chattaiooea
Liuteville
Oly
Belding
Tiber
Ganeras
Voas
Bilver
Fallo Mar
Bse
Mark Hatin
Well Mires
Witter I. Gran
Pat
Permanent Silver Party HQ in Washington Drafted at Chicago
The National Silver Party plans permanent headquarters in Washington. Drafted at Chicago, the party urges unity with Republicans to broaden support and advance silver currency advocacy. Members discuss policy direction, potential legislation, and sustaining party organization ahead of future congresses.
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Washington
Sov
Roe Ditetlertar
Wastityetan Aid
Chicago
Siiver Clube
Bilver Warty
Cosiwlan
Ailyer
Revolution pensions and wartime pension bureau concerns
The report notes a steady decrease in the total number of claims before the pension bureau of the War Department, contrasting with higher administrative costs and workload. It mentions increased demands on the military library and issues surrounding veteran records, while acknowledging continuing data from soldiers of the Revolution and the War of 1812 era.
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Washington
War Department
Ainwwort
Aif
Iminx
St John Rumor Doubted At Time Of Burial
Editor Reker accompanied Harry St John’s remains to Olney and the St Johns funeral service drew ex-Governor St John aides. Local reports say the Oklahoma City death claim was disputed as officials planned interment with King and Baker connections noted.
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Reker
Harry St. John
Artxnans City
Guttirie
Huery St. Jann
Oklahoma City
Ebert. Eilior
Arknsisne
St. John
Bas Tae
Aymalae
Kansas City
Ates
Lutte Pace
Weller
Olney
St. Johne
Baker
Harry Cather Orks
Divorce Trial Scenes Spark Jeers In Satin Bloomers Case
The Nov 37 proceedings in the Muriel Valentin Le Chamiden versus Lofton Le Chamion divorce reveal a chaotic defense with red satin attire and public dining disruptions. Testimony describes accusations of violent scenes in public and provocative behavior, with the judge often interrupted by the couple’s clashes.
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New Ite
Muriel Valentin le Chamiden
Aguliat Lofton le Champion
Cain
Neti
Siex le Champion
Apples for Royalty Products of Washington to Be Given
In Tacoma Washington, a report from November details Jaye Gives Geran COURUT at ENG Park with Ware focusing on veterans and profitable opportunities. The event aims to showcase Northwest products and investments, with emphasis on Yakima barrels and regional exports. The language indicates promoting new ventures and economic ties, highlighting potential partnerships and enterprise growth to attract investment.
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Washington
William
Bismarck
Tacoma
Jaye
Geran Courut
Eng Park
Vergnans
Horthwest
Altrartine
Geroman
Yakima
Electric Bitters Seem to Cure Attributed Ailments
Electric Bitters claimed to banish languor and torpor with tonic fortitude. The ad asserts quick use prevents fever and malaria by counteracting poisons, while promoting digestion and regularity. It mentions pills and uses persuasive language to sell a broad health claim.
ME SEWALL GOES SOUTH AS HE HINTS AT FLORIDA TRIP
Senator Sewall plans a brief rest and private business in Florida after the Holland House engagement. He cites wheat price rise and the McKinley era as causes of potential prosperity for farmers, predicts a shift from the gold standard within two years, and notes the strong anti sliver sentiment but says agitation will continue until victory.
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Florida
Holand House
Seyikil
McKinsey
Mckinley
Edo
Iver
Srwull
Butte Well Discovers Hot Water at Thersine Springs
Jack Thorton strikes in Butte Montana at Thersine Springs a deep well test reveals a flow of hot water at 87 degrees Fahrenheit with steam and geyser activity. The discovery suggests potential for a natatorium and pleasure resort similar to Helena Broad water, using a derrick from old Pennsylvania site. The team reports a substantial supply beneath the surface.
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Butte. Mont
Jack Thorton
Butte
Thersine's Springs
Cis
Thornton
Thornton Corcelved the Idea That BY Worltie
Darsh
Helena
Asia
Weile
Punnayivania
Young Doctor Makes Delusional Threat at Bellevue Hospital
A well dressed man claiming to be Dr. Andrew ZG from 165 East Twenty-second Street attempted to enter Bellevue Hospital yesterday and threatened to break limbs to prove his skill. The door keeper refused admission and police detained him in the ward for intoxicated patients.
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Bellevue
New York
Bellvue Hospital
Tran
Actors are undignified in Savage and Heynolia show
Sol Smith Russell Diechirges Mackay and Tyler part of a company in A Banner Tomancé. Reported to have left the stage after a quarrel and to have received notice. Rodwell confirms the matter, saying he does not want to discuss further. Cast includes George Allison and Addison Pitt with Wenephine May Thummmian to replace Nita Alien ti Smith.
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Sol Smith
Russell Diechirges
Mackay and
Tyler
Ginatatt
Bol Beniph Ruseel'e
Charles Mackay
Um Patie
Savage
Heynolia
Rodwell
Gentomas
Monderty
Mr. Berger
Wuss
Morafie
George Allison
Addison Hitt
Ser
Addison Pitt
Wenephine
Thummmian
Nita
Corn for Africa and factory deeds in Kankakee
Six steamers to carry about 500 000 bushels of corn to Cape Town and New York as new wheat prices are reported. The Kankakee Furniture Co factory transfer to Edward Gould of New York for 450 dollars is recorded, with sale dates listed and local agents available for details.
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Cape Town
New York
HD. AfeCard & Bote
Boud
Africa
Wee
Gould
Kankakee
Kankakee Furniture Company
Edwin Gould
Aaa
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G. W.W. Stansfield
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Revolution Pensions
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Crystal Steam Laundry
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