October immigration drops as new silver finds stir Helena
The report notes 25 918 immigrants in October, down 17 from 1884, amid rising mining chatter. It covers Jay Gould’s Wall Street retirement, a marriage in Chicago, Providence baseball dealings, Montana red river silver, New York river floods, a deadly shaft accident, and international politics from Britain to Burmah.
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Jay Gould
Wallstreet
Adam. Sweet
Chicago
Babylon
L. I
J. Bardina Carter
Cedar Rapids
Boston
Providence
Radbourne, Daily
Denny
Washington
R. L
Thomas A. Doyie
Asa Lyman
Prohibition
Red Mountain
Helena
Montana
Helens Ware
Atlanta
J. C. Gerhardt
Maintop
Mount Carmel
Bureau of Statistics
Bees Creek
Granite Creek
Pittsburg
Slington
Texas
Wm. Lindell
Carbon
Ind
C.W. Ford
Auburn
N. Y
Atlantic
New York
John Edwards
Edwards
James Burke
Michael Doyle
Burke
Doyle
Ireland
Pennsylvania
San Francisco
Greyhound
C. W. Lieder
Hong Kong
Pacohi
Hong Hong
Canton
Washington Review of National Finance and Succession Talks
A Washington summary reports weekly gold dollar issuance at 659 086 dollars versus 598 495 the prior year, notes a November public debt rise, and pension payments near 11 million dollars. It covers postal bond security changes, Life Saving Service stations and losses, and looming vice presidency succession debates led by Senators Edmunds Sherman Logan and a pending regular succession bill.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Vilas
Stevenson
General Superintendent of the Life Saving Service
Senate
Congress
Edmunds
David Davis
Sherman
Senator Logan
Hendricks
Indiana News Briefs Span Evangelist to Glanders and Death
Mrs. Woodworth returns to Columbus City for a series of trance evangelist meetings. Crawford county faces glanders among horses with a killed animal and burned stable to curb spread. Poseyville farmer Lafayette Cartwright found dead from possible injury in his pumpkin patch. Electric street railway in South Bend praised for smooth operation. Grand Army reports third quarter net gain to 59 members, total 17 085. Cass county resident Clement Gransinger dies confessing murder of his daughter years earlier. New patents issued across Tipton South Bend Greensburg and other cities including welding tires, fire escapes, roller skates and plows.
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South
Grand Army
Clement Gransinger
Cass County
Washington Township
George M. Bates
Tipton
Charles MM. Collins
South Bend
James Dushane
George Tl. Dunn
Greensbury
Hill Fire
Jacob Fisher
A. Coquillard
Orlando T. Flora
E. E
Madison
James H. Frazee
Rushville
Jesse H. Fulgham
Wayne Agricultural Company
Richmond
Franklin B. Hunt
Richmond Sulky
William P. Jenkins
J. L. Streeter
Muncie
William Lehmer
Logansport
John W. Matorey
Indianapolis
Jesse D. McLure
Jeffersonville
Johnson
Martin G. Meek
W.S. Maywood
Afuncie
Matthew R. Moore
Snndiarapols
Christopher Mussel
George G. Roth
Rumors of Queen Victoria Abdication in London
The item notes rumors of Queen Victoria abdication in London. It mentions England capturing a King and Don Carlos aiming to favor his claim, with a dialog about party lines used as voter bait. A luckless sportsperson is described wandering in the woods.
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London
Victoria
Theban
Don Carlos
Spain
Mormon Retaliation in Utah Police Crackdown
A Salt Lake dispatch reports six months of Mormon police actions targeting lewd conduct, with hundreds arrested including prominent anti Mormons and Gentile officials. One arrest involved 3 H Lewis, U S district attorney aide. Deputy Vanderesok faced habeas corpus in Chief Justice Zane's court.
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Wedneday
Utah
H. Lewis
United States
Vanderesok
Zane
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Four Republican Senators Certificated In Hamilton County
The Cincinnati Circuit Court granted the Republican candidates for Hamilton County senator their election certificates after brief arguments over precinct irregularities. Court figures showed votes from 33,475 to 33,734 for Republicans, and 3,140 to 33,417 for Democrats. A dissent noted portions of the majority’s judgment.
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Hamilton County
Ohio
Circuit Court
Cincinnati
Mindamus
Cox
Smith
Death of Alfonso King of Spain Dies at Madrid
King Alfonso of Spain died at three o'clock Wednesday morning at his country seat near Madrid of consumption aggravated by dysentery. Born 1857, he endured a recent illness and dismissals. He married twice, first to Marie de las Mercedes and then to Archduchess Maria Christine of Austria, leaving a daughter from the second marriage and a line of succession through his sisters and descendants.
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Alfonso
Spain
Madrid
Caraison
Council of Ministers
Camison
Queen Christina
Iurecauvales
Atoeha
Csrer
el Pacdo
Mesr
Seabells
Dover
Woot
Loncdon
Lim
Aliouss
Marie de Las Mercedes
Duc de Montpneler
Maria Christine
Austeria
Alfonso A
Agame Isa
Dausiier
Perdinaed
A Day and Week, And Other Humorous Snippets
A collection of light anecdotes and jokes from Morris County Herald including a bedtime dialogue about God and time puns, wedding notes from Belden, a Tweedledum and Tweedledee quip, a dentist waiting room gag, a barber scene, an odd goat sale joke, and Piute courtship humor with a grandmother’s ash warning.
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Morris County
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