Fragmented brief from a late 19th century paper hits on crime and politics
A long mixed dispatch covers labor, crime, legal cases, political appointments, and international affairs. It notes a Knights of Labor letter to President Cleveland backing trust legislation, gun and stabbing incidents in Baltimore and Cooperstown, New York, and a French defense funding debate while reporting on elections in Haiti and police seizures in Jersey City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton
Guy Ly
Kamuel DL
Aibro
New York
Civil Service Commissio
Melvin Miller
Edward
Mel
Cleveland
Congress
Benjamin Joe
Gilmour Bolden
Baltimore
Bolden
Jackson
James E. Bedell
Shipman
Barlow, Larrocque & Mfarland
Court of Signs
Eisenberg
London
Maples
Alexandria
John Shasier
Delano
Markets Plunge in Wheat Options as Supplies Tighten
Ancient market notes indicate wheat options were active yet weak with prices slipping amid dwindling exports from New York. Demand for home use kept prices steady, while September stocks were largely cleared. thousands of boxes and hundreds of lots moved, with commissions totaling near one thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cali Family and Trade
Ali
Alera Canada
Atica
New York
Mike
Atigis
Prices of cheese and market figures in local listings
The report shows a downtrend in cheese prices and weak farm demand reflected in the local market. Figures mention hundreds of pounds of milk and dairy products, with scattered lot numbers and commission sales, indicating subdued activity and pricing pressures.
EgIomOn Juneau Pioneer of Wisconsin Honored With Statue
Special correspondence from Milwaukee details Solomon Juneau a pioneer of Milwaukee. It notes his intellectual vigor and leadership as Milwaukee’s first mayor and a founder of the Great American Fur Company. The piece chronicles Juneau’s role in guiding Native tribes, the erection of Milwaukee’s first courthouse site, and his lasting memory including the proposed statue by H Metcalf and J Bradley. The article covers his burial, later exhumation, and the commemorative monument to be unveiled at Juneau monument site overlooking Lake Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Solomon Slineau
Lie
Midway Hospitaliz
Cali
Nerval
Juneau
Ther
Thenwe
Eau
Porve Be
John Jacob Astor
Milwaukee County
Silwaukees
Judean
Skatwane
Pune
Asus
Temains
Milwaukee
Cabear
Tery
Lurerésb
Aurudian
Duuevau
Tle Muzale
Blair
Juneau Avenue
Lee
Manu
Storks in Race Purity Views Reported by Cleric
Bishop Stanley recounts a SmyrnaFrench surgeon's attempt to destroy stork eggs and replace them with hens eggs. Chickens hatched instead and the male stork vanished then returned with many storks forming a circle, while local turmoil drew attention. The tale ties to ideas of racial purity and social reaction in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yue
Bishop Stanley
Smyrna
Lucima
Fragmented History Note on a Local Baby Story
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a baby in a locality and an awkward quote about being cute. It references Larriaty and early age observations without clear names, dates, or locations. The readable phrase hints at a personal note or social context rather than a full event.
Vinegar Bitters Mentioned In Epistolary Dialogue
An old time exchange references Vinegar Bitters as a remedy and a cure-all, with characters discussing renewed youth, health, and prefered medicine styles. The dialogue hints at digestion and bilious concerns, praising the tonic’s efficacy and urging continued use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Hesh
The Great Blood Purifier and Health Restorer
The advertisement touts a blood purifier and health restorer that cures headaches and nerves in thirty minutes. It claims to balance the brain and nerves, regulate the blood, and improve circulation, promising a free book from R. H. McDonald Co. at 532 Washington St. New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. McDonald Co
Washington St
New York
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Arthur Brigham
Marlborough
Mass
State Grange
Japan
Chicago Board of Trade
AL Peytral
Washinswan
Port Au Prince
Francis Denys le
Republic
Meaino
Diaz
Thompson
San Francisco
China
Panatea
United States
Cuba
Colm
Harmony
George Gordon
He Caponer
Searopes “Bisop
Florida
Hebsis
Treauty
Jersey City
William Watson
J. M. McCleland
Findlay
Saratoga
N. Y
Moosehead
Crown Princes Steel Austria
Ridulph
Vienna
John Povkey
Coe
Wilkes Barre
Brown
Ouben Edwarda
Frank Clarke
McClure
Flanagan
Joseph Whitaker
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Glen Carlon
John Gangloff
John Culmar
Crissena
Ers. Conkling
Utica
Coffeyville
Upham
Pacific Express
William Moore
John Downey
Elizabethtown
Ind
Moore
Downey
Young, Jr
Little Falls
Dari
Bafiato Gheese
Eglomon Juneau
Larriaty
E. R. Bumpus
Tailoml St
Clarendon
Ceysiono Elutel
K. of L. Stoty
Paine
Zenas
Tage
Frank Caroli
Eureka
Drivasists
Sex Wells
Richard Burling
Paines
Sanders
West Windsor
Vermont
Trstimoxian Parer
IN & Co., Proprietors
W.H. Pickett & CO
AL Jamieson & Co
Gil Wall
Sherman
Dewett
Steve Ranges
Syracuse
Gate
American Saw Co
Warren, Pa
Peter Greenland’s
Water Street
Episcopal Church
Uetra Caurra
Henmember de Placer
Episecaps
Hoyt Street
Hazel and
Laure
THE
America
To &Etacood
Pencerian Bluse Jess College
Loi
Sr Story
AlLc&k Stratton College
Olpe: T Commercial
Pustadeis
Leipa Prlpon c& WL
Business College
National School of Fenmanship
Gaton
Pres
Euclid Ave
Pittsourg
Gratis
Pittsburg
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