Hill defends tariff as new Democratic plank in mass meeting
Senator Hill, at an Oceptr Union gathering under the Rate committee, says Democratic principles are clear and the tariff law, in force a little over a year, needs more time to prove its value. He warns against hastily judging and notes possible deficiencies but believes the policy may nonetheless yield benefits despite early doubts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ney Yons
Hil Qwns
Real Democratic
Rate Committee
Oceptr Union
Tredi Cogdert
Hill
Democratic Party
Cua and Cuba Policy Split in Interviews and Meetings
An extended interview with Congressman Tipkins discusses Cuba policy and U S reactions to Cuban upheavals while Missouri Baptist Assembly meets in Saint Joseph addressing state missions Sunday symbols and a deficit in the association treasury. William Jewell College reports 115 ministerial students, highlighting preparations for pulpits and church leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Baptist Association
Si. Josken
Baptist Asociation of
Missouri
Pope Leo’s Health Deteriorates Amid Vatican Rumors
The Gazette de Lausanne reports Pope Leo’s strength has rapidly declined in recent months. It suggests he may not survive the winter as vitality appears concentrated in his brain, while asserting the pope is not yet dead.
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Pope Leo
Tareaxsr
Switzerland
Gazette de Lausanne
Senator Quay Visits City Weighs Early Convention
Senator Matthew S Quay of Pennsylvania arrived in the city yesterday. He would not discuss meeting with Messrs Carter and Miutt about Republican interests but favored an early convention at Pittsburg.
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Eajof Geay
Matthew S. Quay
Pennsylvania
Woman’s Mission Society Meets in St Louis for Annual Session
The twenty sixth annual meeting of the Womank Foreign Missionary Society of the ME church convened yesterday at the Union M E church in St Louis Missouri. Daily sessions run for the next two weeks with formalities continuing as the event proceeds.
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Woman's Mision Society
St. Lewis, Mo
Wamank-Foreign Missionary Society of the
ME Clurch
Union M. 2
Fomil
New Nile of the North River Discovery in Canada
Dr Bell reports discovering a vast river in Quebec that widens to form a great waterway reaching James Bay. It has three large branches, originates near Three Rivers and Lake St John, and near Lake Hic. He calls it a new Nile of the North, much wider than the Ottawa and navigable in stretches for steamers.
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Ottawa
Lake
Hic
Bell
James Bay
Lady Douglass Fickle Sealed With Two Theaters
Lady Douglass signs two months with Thompson and Shen at $25 weekly plus expenses. Thompson and Shen plan a tour while discovering Rawley Company's deal for the remainder of the season at a higher sum, prompting potential legal action to protect their interests.
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Thester
Toth
Les Axornrs
Sholto Douglass
George C. Thompson
Ext Shen
The
Poston
Thompson
Shra
Rawley Company
le Sousan
Aester
Vengeful Sultan Suppresses Young Turkish Party
Constantinople dispatch reports harsh retribution against Young Turkish Party members. A Mussulman lawyer Tsnet Q was tortured and died in Viden prison, with rumors that fifty party leaders were arrested and summarily tried. The Sultan's crackdown follows Armenian violence, as Reach rumors of plots against British envoy Sir Philip Currie circulate.
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Constantinople
Standard
Mussulmon
Tsnet Q
Viden
Tider
Tmes
Girtber
Reshad
Muarad
Associated Press
Philip Currie
Yung
Una
Oklahoma National Banks Wastisuros Report
Oklahoma national banks report for September show deposits and discounts totaling 357 15 dollars against 400 487 at end of June. Overdrafts stand at 3 210 with 5 28 cents, due from national banks 1 674 against 210, and due from state banks and trust companies 71 a remain 25 601. Total due to other national banks 14 455 against 16 007, and due to state banks and L adherence 14 IT against Sit woh. Individual deposits 50 593 against 40 40, average reserve 3 71 and currency 220.
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Oklahoma
Wastisuros
Met
Sit
Syelust
Prom Havana reports daily jailer executions in Spanish forts
In Cone New York on October 9 reports describe the practice of selecting ten prisoners from forts and prisons for execution, lining them up and shooting them while the remaining inmates are kept as animals. Separate items note a factory fire at Scamman's Ameltors with several buildings burned, Secretary Carlisle’s planned trip to register to vote, and Henry Starr’s December 19 hanging sentence at Fort Smith.
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Cone
New York
Havana
Corea
Henry Starr
Fort Smith, Arie
UP TOWARD THE POLE Highest Latitude Reached 81 20
Reports from explorer Windward aboard the Bear recounts the perilous polar trek to Cape Flora. One death occurred as crewman died after refusing bear meat amid tempest and Arctic conditions. Archival documents reveal chart errors and depots set along the Austria Sound coast.
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Lowpox
Theieson
Tranz
Josef Tand
Cape Flora
Tearecon
Jackson
Jce
Austria Sound
Progres
Indians and Chinamen Discussed at Missionary Association
Opening session of the American Missionary Association convention heard Dr Mitter of New York describe “The Indian Pastor on the Indian Problem.” Rev Dr Nebmia Boyntone urged that the Indian needs law land love liberty and learning. Treasurer Sherrod Soule reported $1 1100 for Indian education and $1 000 100 to kill one. Prof C W Henderson of Iowa criticized Georgia condition, noting few state schools and black youths left to crime and sin.
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American Misionary Society
Dervon
American Missionary Association
Mitter
New York
Nebmia Boyntone
Massachusetts
Sherrod Soule
Connecticut
Association
C. W. Henderson
Liowisana Madesn Addones
Death by own action and accidents reported
A fragmented 19th century wire like notice reports Count Marquiss of Waterford's death by his own action with a revolver at Currinemore and ongoing family distress. It also notes Brimstone stock in Sicily, a fatal railway crossing accident in Wenls City, a Paris hotel suicide by Feanels Hinton, and City Railway repairs.
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Searquie
Lexnox
Waterford
Currinemore
Marcus Beresford
Ish
Milwayutx
Paris
France
Feanels Hinton
Milwaukee Iron King
Hinton
Publdy
Filston
City Railway Company
Eldar Blanke
Fixia Street
Venezuela Expects No British Aggression Promise
President Crespo stated Venezuela will resist any English demand for reparation and a boundary settlement. He noted diplomatic reserve but warned Venice will respond to any aggression in line with the Monroe doctrine, while the government awaits England's ultimatum.
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Crespo Linge
Canacas
Crespo
Venezuela
England
Veneznein
What It All Cost Thirty Thousand To Bind We Were On A Dead One
Dan Stuart travels to Dallas while Vendig plans to leave for Chicago after a Supreme Court ruling. Vendig notes the cost of proving a point was thirty thousand dollars. Corbett may receive peace points and head to Chicago via St Louis. No forfeit in the Maher O Pannell fight but payments to Switch and Egan noted.
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Saya Vendig
Hor Srrimas
Ark
Dan Stuart
Dallas
Vendig
Supreme Court
Corbett
Chicago
St Louis
Maher-O'Pannell
Switch
Egan
Val Hofman
Fit
Entangled Tragedies and Political Notices Across Town
A Willard farmer finds the Rosh family dead in a chicken house as a mother and her 4 year old daughter are found hanged. In Washington Olney dismisses resignation rumors and cordial White House ties are reaffirmed amid foreign policy debates. Carter calls Republican committee meeting to set 1890 convention details. An old man’s farmhouse burns near Walker, Missouri, with a mystery blaze and a severely injured elderly father. In Ford county a seven year old is killed by hogs after pulled into a pen by other children, mother unable to save the child.
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Carso
Til
W. W. McClax Pes
Willard
Thasse
Convention City
Thomas H. Carter
Republican National Committee
Arlington Hotel
Washington
Henet
George Sebards
Ford County
DeYoung Offers San Francisco Bid for next Republican convention
M F DeYoung, view chairman of the Republican National Committee, pledges 7500 dollars to back selecting San Francisco as the site for the next Republican National convention. Disjointed lines mention Hot Springs and a murder suicide near Jamous Arkansas with jealousy cited as motive.
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DeYoung
San Francisco
the Chronicle
M. F. DeYoung
Republican Nasional Committee
Republican National Committee
Supreme court ends trouble over Flournoy appeal
The Indian office expects no further trouble on the Omaha and Winnebago reservation after the Supreme Court dismisses the Flournoy company appeal, signaling a closure to the dispute.
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Wasuixenas
Det
Supreme Court
Flournoy Company
Indian Office
Omaha and
Winnebago
Reverend I DeWitt Talmage Installed as Co Pastor
In a ceremony marked by solemn rite the Reverend I DeWitt Talmage was installed as co pastor of the First Egos Byberian Church of this city, filling a post to which he had recently been called amid a gathering of church leaders and congregants.
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I. DeWitt Talmage
Stead on Monroism Warns English to Respect U S Navy
W T Stead writes in the Westminster Gazette on Mobroiat arguing American sentiment on the Venezuelan frontier matters. He notes the U S Navy will act and Monroe Doctrine is treated as national faith by Americans, while British readers should heed the rising influence of American journalism. He condemns Spanish American adventurers and urges caution before arbitration on British governed territory.
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Loxnos
W. T. Stead
Westminster Gazette
United States
New York World
Venezuela
Western Hemisphere
England
A Cheap Dumb Waiter for Home Construction
A Rural New Yorker description presents a simple dumbwaiter to save trips to the cellar for keeping food cool. The design lacks an elaborate mechanism and uses a pantry door opening with uprights to guide the lift. It emphasizes practicality and cost advantages over bulky, expensive traditional dumbwaiters.
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New Yorker
Old fashioned pulley well and windlass description
The excerpt describes a system with a 2 by 4 scantling frame and uprights with pulleys and cords to raise a heavy waiter. Guides, brackets, and side pieces stabilize the mechanism. It mentions open brick weights and a wood mantle, plus a credence to Rev. Gunderman and claims for King’s New Discovery with testimonial-style notes and various advertisements.
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Eastey
Dona Watter
Wellar
Fragmented watch sale notice with garbled text
A damaged OCR fragment describes watches for sale with unclear phrasing and stray characters. It mentions timepieces and sale context but provides no verifiable names, dates, places, or prices to identify a clear event.
Synthetized note on antique jewelry sale in progress
Fragmentary OCR describes a jewelry sale with mentions of gold, nickel, and jeweled items. References include a walk in warehouse in Walton and an eight figure value, with months and prices unclear. The text lists items like wings and boxes and notes availability and pricing hints.
Gentlemen Sum Open Face Mystery Punchline
Fragmented OCR text presents garbled names and numbers. It mentions 7 JurI Theva and Win 89, with references to wives and jeweled items, plus unclear phrases about a house and Connie. Overall unclear event or clear participants emerge only as scattered entities.
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Rengfeli Aled i
Win
Biled
Connie ii
Hk Aewouseats
Elis Weal
Jewalod Bein
Téjdar
CSE Oa
Open Face Solid Silver Cassa Potlatch Watchcase
Fragmented OCR text describes a non magnetic 1b jawed under Mited coestuyne cass Abjenotnd Hamden with a silver case Yjervied Hamden and a moved, adjusted movement. Mentions a jeweled rockid style and various enamels, a key wind, and a spring driven case.
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Hamden
Jainien
Minim Sales Coes
Hamuien
Bayinee Shiver Ca
Fragmented OCR: Women's Sizes and Local Utilities
The readable fragments mention women’s clothing sizes and figures along with references to a water company and local services. Mentions of measurements, a factory or shop, and local names appear amid garbled text. The overall sense is an assortment of anonymized notices and listings with no clear single event.
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