Brices Gold Making Claim From Antimony Furnace
Chicago report details Mr. Brice claiming a 15 000 daily output of gold from antimony using volcanic heat. At Lowe avenue and Thirty ninth street a factory says to produce bricks of gold via a multi stage process involving a reverberatory furnace, vapor cooling, and a silver gold separation bath. The operation links to the National Metal Magical company with notable backers including J J Danforth and Colonel B R Cocke.
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Chicago
C. Brice
Lowe Avenue
Thirty-ninth Street
Brice
Joe
Brive
Tirice Deckmeso
Lulu
Vesuvius
Washington
Smit
Wentworth
Fortiethtreet
Ela
National Metal- Mirgical Company
Br. Brice
J. E. Shaw
M. 3. Hubbard
J. J. Danforth
Security Tithe and Trust Company
Shorter
B. R. Cocke
Virginia
Thirty-niith Street
Ries
Thia Arcanum
Fana
Maurice
Mr. Brier
Hav
Imouatin
Ptah
Chita
Mir
Brich
Jada Dows
Manufacture and theft tale at volcanic furnace event
A fragment notes Tutt set for next Friday as doors of a volcanic furnace open and $16 in gold bricks are removed. It claims a furnace is not required for small Pikes of gold and mentions Brice presenting a reporter with a mix of silver and gold.
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Tutt
Brice
Church vs State Rights in New York Court of Appeals
Albany reports that the New York Court of Appeals will decide whether a Roman Catholic church court can bar a civil action in state courts. The case stems from Rev. John S. Baxter of the Brookes diocese seeking reinstatement and back salary amid church disciplinary proceedings.
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New York
Cvil
John S. Baxter
Brookes 1
Metro- Polis
Archdiocese of New York
Riman Catholic
Washington
Metropolitan Court
Supreme Court
Bradley
Wold
Five Brothers Raised into Masonry Simultaneously in Newark
At Northern lodge F and A. M. of Newark five brothers were raised to Master Mason in a single ceremony, a likely national first. Sons of Past Master Henry Phillips, the men range from 24 to 40, father aged 75, with varied Masonic ranks including Scottish Rite and Knight Templar. Also notes on bilious colic remedy and local ads for art goods and supplies.
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New York
Northern Lodge F
A. M
Newark
Henry ¥. Phillips
Newark Lodge
Phillipa
Ames Eve Pe
Frederick A
Robert
William
Corinthian Chapter
Adelphi Council
No Pay For Months Of Spain Troops In Cuba Report
New York dispatch details dire hardship among reconcentrados and Spain's troops in Cuba. Soldiers go unpaid for months, credit exhausted, shops refuse goods until paid, and relief relies on a neglected commissariat. Reports portray hospitals stripped, civilians starving, and garrisons pleading for bread and funds.
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Spain
Cuba
New York
The
Herald
Commissariat Department
Blanco
Bianco
Havana
Artemisa
Itebpr
Ciege de Avila
Illinois Legislature Special Session Discusses Apportionment
Governor Tanner and Senator Callum addressed a Republican conference on apportionment. A compromise sent the matter to a committee, with caucus decision binding if agreement fails. If convened, Tanner would include revenue law revision in the call.
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Tanner
SpringHecht
Tit
Gev
Heavy traffic to Yukon fields eyed by Britain and Australia
England excitement grows as Klondike news hints at heavy transatlantic traffic to the Yukon gold fields. Letters to Oregon Railway and Navigation Co. officials from Britain and Australia discuss the Klondike boom, with California excursions advertised and a grooming product featured in local notices.
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Yukon
Portland
Ore
Wo Wdson
Luwton
Hurlburt
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Toliows
Oregon Railway and Navigion Company
Klondike Legion
Klondike
Populists Call to Return to People’s Party for Harmony
A national Populist assembly in Missouri proposes reconvening the party national committee in January to restore unity and outline aims for a national nominating convention in April 169 and state conventions in March. Proposals call for fiat money, free coinage, government bonds, railroads and telephones under public ownership, and direct democracy measures.
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Laclede Hovol
St. Kaule
Penpte's
People's Party
Congress
United States
Lease dispute over Uintah mineral fields and era of selections
Secretary Bliss demands proof by January 15, 1688 on a February 11, 1803 lease involving the Tintal reservation in Wahestate and lessees James T. McCunpell and Wim. A. Perry with the American Asphalt company. The disputed 5000 acre Uintah tract required plate filings by January 1894 and extensions were denied. The department finds filings vague and conditions unmet, with potential forfeiture of all rights. In other items, a three-year-old boy from Lynn Center, a Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy anecdote, California travel ad, a Dundee Kansas physician praise for Cher ry Cough Syrup, and an administrator’s sale of Trumbull art stock are noted.
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Washington
Bliss
American Asphalt Company
Tintal
Wahestate
Wim
A. Perry
James ‘T. McCunpell
Asphalt Company
Uintah Reservation
Ies- Bees
Aucietary of the Interior
Indian Bureau
J. A. Johnson
Lynn Center
Johnson
Chamberlain
Hurt & Revere
Gem of
Johnson Bros
Pines
Gossip in a Conservatory Night Revealings
A dialogue between Sallie and Bob unfolds at a social gathering in which they tease Major Hardy and discuss marriages and family. They exchange barbs on heiress status, fathers, and social expectations as they drift toward a plan about a proposal and future matches.
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Bob
Sable
Major Hardy
Hab
Sal
Hardy
Lady Martin
Martin
Hare
Sallie
Darling
Ame
Te ix
Enid
Babi
Thad
New York Weekly
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Relief for Piles
A health ad claims the Pyramid Pile Cure can fully cure piles at any stage without pain or blood loss. Testimonials from Indianapolis and Detroit praise quick, permanent relief after using Pyramid products, with a free booklet offered by Pyramid Drug Co. to potential buyers.
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Preopis
Carsiess- Hees
Jessnees
Necekees
Hinkly
Indianapolis
Ind
T. Grifin
Griffin House
Detroit
Mich
Addressy
Pyramid Drug
Coe
Marpeat Aliah
American Doctors from St Louis Offer Free Consultation in Topeka
In Topeka a group from St Louis known as the American Doctors advertise cures for chronic diseases including cancers tumors rectal diseases rheumatism and kidney issues. They claim rapid relief with guarantees and invite locals to visit 118 West 6th Street for free medical consultation before December 1st.
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St. Louis
Topeka
Woslan
Heai
Tig
Hiubdree
Citiein
Topeke
West 6Th Street
Tapeka
Kan
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ELY ¥ Brothers
Jarrecht
Fereve
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Sid
John Dudley
Freeeies
Hostett
Lesrategers Werth
Sitomaach Bitters
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Eta
Kansas
Texas Huntress
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San Antonio
Tex
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Mr. Brice
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Mia. F. Butler
Fairhaven
Conn
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Nave
Alares
Diphtheria Paramitia
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Thurs Cliente
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Bae Pares
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Muck Atk Sem Poe Sunyon Remedy Company Prepern & Sp
England
California
Santa Fe
Buckingham
Snyders Ifes
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Middle of the Road Committee
People’s Party
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American Asphalt Co
H. Greee
Dundee
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