Contested Lowry White Election Ends in Favor of White
In Congress, the Lowry vs White election case concludes with White victorius. The Blair educational measure stalls in Beth Houses as debates wrap across sessions in Washington. Senate and House activity covers internal revenue, railway mail service supervision, and pensions bills with adjournments until Thursday and Monday respectively.
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Saturday House Session on Lowry White Election Case
The House debated the Lowry White contest with speakers for and against the majority report. The sitting member White faced challenges over citizenship and seating, while other members defended the contestees. The chamber adjourned at 5:20 with no vote, to resume Monday as votes loomed.
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A Second Fidelity Smash at the Metropolitan Bank
Cincinnati dispatch reports a heavy run on the Metropolitan Bank with deposits swelling to about 100000 before inspectors seized control. Vice-President Dearmo surrendered, President Means was arrested, bond set at 20000, and government officials predict further arrests as assets and liabilities are tallied. The failure is not believed to threaten other banks.
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Deacons on the Stand in Murder Trial Verdict Expected Today
Edward Deacons testifies denying his confession in a Rochester murder case. Cross examination yields little, defense argues impossibility of guilt, while the district attorney presents a temperate rebuttal. Judge Humsey to instruct jurors. verdict anticipated tonight. Also, Irish national aspirations denied as rumors by Archbishop McEvilly at Tuam retreat, asserting Pope Leo XII’s friendly stance toward Ireland.
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Chairman Lee Confident After Philadelphia Talks
Chairman Lee returns from Knights of Labor conference in Philadelphia in good spirits. He says railroaders are solid. miners need encouragement and relief funds to stay united. William Penn shipped 150 cars of coal yesterday.
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Ways and Means backs consolidation of customs districts
Washington report shows the Ways and Means Committee favorably reporting the Pieckenrilge bill to consolidate customs districts. Adverse reports issued by the Postoffices and Post Roads committee on three bills expanding and defining banking privileges. In Shenandoah Pennsylvania pay day brings good humor to police and striking workers despite looming tensions.
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The Storekeepers Terror Playing the Game of Shop Weaving
A New York Sun item examines the exploits of a bold shopper who tests salesrooms by trying on garments, leaving with orders, and returning later, while clerks counter with tactics and pride in selling goods. It portrays relentless shopkeeping tactics and the skirmish over customer behavior.
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Grand Duke Nicholas Seeks Union With Widowed Bride
The czar faces family turmoil as Duke Nicholas, a cousin and aide, presses to marry a middle aged widow. After persuasion, the czar consents, making the match likely to be a notable alliance within the imperial family. The groom is 31 and the bride 40.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Sweet Confession in a Detroit Love Scene
A young woman speaks softly to George as he asks her to marry him. She reveals hope and fear, admitting she may have misread his feelings and wonders if she loves him immodestly yet she earnestly seeks affirmation. The dialogue ends with a plea for forgiveness as she contemplates her truth.
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Detroit Free Press
Understanding the Beggar Trade in Texas Siftings
A dialog from Texas Siftings reveals two beggars discussing tactics. The first questions why the second did not confront a woman, while the second admits exploiting fear between two women to obtain money. He claims the profession requires study like any other to succeed.
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Bernhardts Superstitions and Wardrobe Warnings
The New York Susquehanna notes Paris star Sarah Bernhardt believed the witches music in MacBeth would bring misfortune, so a different piece was used. It also reports her aversion to saffron colors, detailing her superstition and stage preferences.
City of Mexico Rings Costly Bull Ring Construction
The City of Mexico has spent nearly 550000 on six bull ring structures. The Colon ring led with 100000 spent, while Paseo and Rafael rings cost 103000 combined. The total investment reflects extensive rebuilding and modernization of arenas.
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New York Evening World
Hunger the Gest Sance. Woman and Tramp Dialogue
A fragment from the New York Sun presents a crude exchange where a woman gives a mince pie to a tramp. The tramp asserts his hunger with a brash, mangled French phrase implying he would not manage without the pie.
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Massachusetts Republicans Hostility to Religious Liberty
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch accuses Massachusetts Republicans of lacking Jeffersonian democracy and adopting an attitude hostile to religious liberty, aiming to prove their stance to the world.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
New York Press Explains Newspaper Editions
A New York Press reader explains how daily papers publish multiple editions. The foreman describes morning, second, third, and extra editions, noting changes and the moving target of which is the final issue. He warns a newcomer that the pattern shifts and extra editions may appear, keeping the day unpredictable.
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Backlog Reminiscences From Kingston Turbulent Winters
Henry Rosencranse, an old colored barber in Kingston, recalls past severe winters and roadside frost deaths. He describes large stone fireplaces heated by wood, horse-drawn log delivery into rooms, and women’s complaints at such rough tasks, noting the dramatic contrast with present times.
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Candy Crimping Like Linen in Candy Ribbon Machines
A confectioner explains that candy ribbons are formed by a machine with two wide flat wheels and two cog wheels driven by a crank. The candy is drawn through the crimper, cut by a knife, and then shaped into uniform lengths. The device allows variable ribbon thickness and reduces hand contact compared with older methods.
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The Hreston's Bay Route Objections From Ice and Cost
J Macdonald Oxley discusses the Hudsons Bay route in American Magazine noting ice floes and bergs require armored ships and stronger frames. This raises costs and reduces capacity, with a possible short season July to December and question whether rail or costly ships can profit when inland transport lasts only three to four months.
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Wandering in the Wilderness Outlook for Republicans
A Brooklyn Eagle editorial laments a tough year for Republicans as clouds hover over their prospects after the 1884 election. It argues Democrats have gained ground since March and cites Blaine's early warning about Garfield’s victory and Cleveland’s rise as vindication of prophetic instincts.
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a Story of Dom Pedro in Cannes editorial meeting
A fragmentary tale notes the em peror of Brazil, Dom Pedro, meeting a Cannes editor from a scientific journal who asks for help. The emperor jokes about donating work for free but says his earnings fund an orphan asylum in his capital, reflecting a charitable pattern.
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Cassatt Farm Jockey School Teaches Reading Writing History
A description from Harper's Bazaar portrays A J Cassatt of Pe Road running a 61 valley farm Despere brook where young jockeys are trained. The boys, mostly English, learn riding, writing, and ciphering with a focus on education including history and geography as well.
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