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Pay Raise and Notable Miscellany Across States
Pay for navy enlisted men rises by 1.50 monthly. Ice harvesting thrives on the Con necticut river at thirty six inches. Pennsylvania railroad sets emigrant rate 6.24 New York to Chicago. The Japanese minister’s newborn is Ulysses Grant Yoshida. Mrs. Thomas, widow of General, resides quietly at Troy with no pension. St. Louis police claim major strides against gambling dens. Utica Grangers favor woman suffrage nationwide. Pedestrian winner Albert to meet Rowell next month. Wisconsin redistricting likely, Republicans to win seven of eight Congressmen. Chicago doctor warns 20,000 risk health using cosmetics. West Lincoln dog defends a girl from elopement attempt. Parlor acrobat in Ky injures himself with a pistol. Senate wealth notes place David Davis near top, many over a half million. Blaine, Cameron, Davis, Plumb each worth a million. New Orleans snow disrupts travel. snowballing praised by merchants. Pennsylvania Road to abandon Horseshoe Bend route. new line via Portage Canal to shorten 13 miles. Rio de Janeiro adapts to streetcars with barefoot ten cent and shod ten cent fares. Allegheny College suspends three women. male seniors protest. St Louis theatres push Sunday opening despite Sun day laws. Atlanta surgeon notes high work value in New York prices. unnamed sum of 70,000. Mrs Rhett and another widow join Louise Home in Washington run by Corcoran for Southern gentlewomen.
Parsifal by Wagner for Bavaria sole at 300000 marks
Wagner plans Parsifal with King of Bavaria ordering a private empty-house performance for 300000 marks before public access. Missouri moves to ban alcoholic stimulants, Missouri brewers seek a state coalition to oppose the bill. General Sherman jokes at a reception about Mrs Hawley, Joe Hawley’s wife, amid popular acclaim from dignitaries.
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Many Topics Shine in This Local News Roundup
A diverse column notes cures from Minnesota while locals die of lung troubles. a New Mexico well and windmill are reported. A Black man dies testifying in Georgia divorce court amid superstition. Congressman Cannon quips about wives. Poe’s doctor denies drunkenness, cites narcotics. A Wooster physician's wife severs ties over patient gender. Congress debates rebel claims with little progress. Insanity pleas to dodge murder charges faceTexas legislature defeat.
Factual notes on deep sea fish and political events
The article notes the deepest capture of a sea fish at about three miles with creatures lacking bones due to pressure. It cites Governor Plaisted vowing to enforce prohibitory laws in Maine where authorities neglect duty. It mentions Mrs. Polk, widow of a former president, at eighty, living in Nashville with a niece and bond interest paid promptly through Tennessee’s financial ups and downs.
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DePauw Plate Glass moves to Pittsburg with big land purchase
DePauw Plate Glass Company of New Albany Indiana plans shifting works to Pittsburg docking thirty acres at southern suburbs. They paid 500000 for New Albany works and 200000 for Louisville operations. They expect coal savings of 125000 annually.
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Heather and Hearts Bind Ruth in Aunt Martha’s Will
Ruth Gerrish refuses to marry John Hunt despite Aunt Martha’s plan. Rodney Craig, missing a arm, wins Ruth’s love and keeps her promise. Martha’s will reveals Ruth’s fortune from deeds and homestead, left to her as reward for true love and steadfastness.
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The One Love That Shaped A Border Man
The Bradford Observer recounts Jack Fineheart’s sole romance with a officer’s niece at Camp Douglas Utah. He and his brother vowed never to see her again with a death penalty if broken. Six years later Jack offered to die for the pledge. the brother failed to shoot. The plan unraveled on the Platte river as the pistol misfired and the brothers never met again.
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Clergyman's Ornamental Horses Attract Attention
From the Utica Herald. Rev Father Caraher of St Patrick's church keeps four-year-old colts, stylishly clipped with a six inch neck and chest collar resembling fur. The humane, original design draws comment as one of the best road pairs, though opinions differ on clipping warmth versus ornament. Our minds travel to happiness by different roads.
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Building for Health and Clean Air in Dwellings
Practical guidance on choosing soil, location, and design to improve health and ventilation. Emphasizes porous soil, air flow, sunlight, and avoiding proximity to marshes, cesspools, and muddy beaches. Advocates proper heating, open fire chimneys, and adequate space per occupant, citing examples from cavalry stables and hospitals.
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