Washington Dwellers Mourn Senate Absence and Quirks
A reflective Washington letter laments the absence of senators and representatives, noting dull Capitol life, sleepy hotel lobbies, and quiet streets. It recalls anecdotes of a senator who fell asleep in soup and others known for vanity, debts, and odd behavior, while longing for old allies to return.
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Senator Blank
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Baloon
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Joe Br¢o
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Joe Brown
Atlanta
Jud Issane
Trade Review Reports Mixed Markets and Strong International Trade
New York reports indicate domestic and foreign trade remain large and prosperous despite stock market softness and looming rail tensions. Wool and iron demand vary by city with lively foreign exports and rising money market rates. U S labor holds steady as Memphis and New Orleans show strong trade. overall 1875 patterns hint at improved but unsettled conditions with pending political alignments.
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G. Don & Co
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Lynn
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Philadelphia
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Cobin
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Orea
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Dominion of Canada
Democrats Claim Independence From New York in Presidential Candidate Talk
A political remark suggests Democrats lack reliance on New York for a presidential candidate. The speaker claims the field is broadened, doubts cleared, and argues the party can win nationwide without New York support, urging focus on Massachusetts and the broader western states.
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New York
Plot to Assassinate Taylor Foiled in Tennessee
Report from Nashville dated November 8 describes a failed assassination plot against Congressman Taylor. A Baptist minister named Michaels overheard the plan and alerted Taylor's friends. The would be attack was planned for the night before the election. about a dozen conspirators lay in wait, but failed to appear as the plot collapsed amid political tension with Taylor's lead over Butler around 700 votes.
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Michaels
Butler
Senator Quay Predicts Party Rally to Save Presidency
Quay says Florida and Pennsylvania were surprises and expects a reaction soon. He believes defections will be limited to a couple of localities and that the party can rally in time to save the Presidency.
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Quay
Florida
Pennsylvania
Notting ham Lace Firm to Build Large Factory in Scranton
Si Martin of New York for the Nottingham lace firm plans a large Scranton factory with 000 capital and 500000 dollars annual lace output. Work to start January 1 with Nottingham holding controlling interest and Scranton New York Chicago and St Louis investors holding rest. The move follows tariff changes pushing U S production.
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England
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Secretary Rusk Reports On Agriculture Yearly Progress
Secretary Rusk of the Agriculture Department releases his annual report detailing a favorable outlook for farmers. He notes price contrasts since 1869 and 1900, crediting disease-free cattle exports to government inspection, urges broader laws for swine, criticizes tariff provisions on sugar bounties, and predicts sugar from beets. He highlights milk output concerns and the Weather Bureau collaboration to benefit agriculture. The report laments international tensions but remains optimistic about agriculture leading U.S. industry and competing globally.
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Lincoln may resign as minister to England
Chicago reports indicate Robert T. Lincoln will visit Chicago this week and then Washington to tender his resignation as minister to the court of St James. The post is costly and the salary insufficient to cover expenses, and social demands have weighed on him before leaving the role.
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Robert T. Lincoln
Court of St James
West
Washington
Court of St. James
Lincoln
Burnham Chosen Chief Architect for World’s Fair
Daniel H. Burnham, Chicago architect, was appointed by the World’s Fair directory to head construction with a salary of 12000 dollars per year. He will oversee the general plan including buildings, landscape gardening, sanitation, and related bureaus.
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Daniel H. Burnham
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Democratic celebration riot ends in bloodshed at Fairmont
A chaotic scene at Fairmont on election night turns deadly as a violent riot erupts during the Democratic celebration. Police report casualties and a crowd in disarray with impending danger of further lynching threats amid fallout from the recent electoral results.
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Manioy, Inc
Governor Campbell Stricken With Illness Amid Campaign Strain
The text notes Governor Campbell is very ill and confined to bed after Wednesday illness. It cites a feverish attack and back pains, with doctors suggesting possible influenza. The account mentions the campaign’s final two weeks and extensive travel or fatigue taking a toll on him.
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Phe Lee Hha
Glass House Strike Settled and Labor Tensions Eased
An early report notes a strike at Glass House involving workers and management reaching a settlement. The outcome reduces disruptions at the facility and signals improved labor relations. Further details on terms remain undisclosed.
McKinley Receives Broad Conrlatulions After Victory
Maj McKinley, winner by 2700 votes in his gerrymandered district, garners telegraphs and letters from national leaders. He faces invitations and possible moves to Chicago or elsewhere, with a tentative trip to his farm for a speech at its opening.
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Union League
Chicago
Died Uncared For in Lima Mistery Ends in Mystery
David Edwards, an eccentric fifty thousand dollar miser living alone at Venedocia, disappeared two weeks ago. Neighbors searched vainly. his house was found broken into with no suicide evidence. He left no will and the fortune, estimated at fifty thousand dollars, remains unclaimed.
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David Edwards
Venedocia
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Nebraska's New Governor a Zanesville Native
James E. Boyd governor elect of Nebraska is described as a Zanesville boy whose father Joseph Boyd lives here and serves as weighmaster at Seventh scales. Boyd came from Ireland at age ten, lived in Belmont County for three years, then moved to Zanesville where he resided until adulthood. He values independence and is noted as well informed, a great reader, and entertaining in conversation.
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James E. Boyd
Nebraska
Joseph Boyd
Ireland
Belmont County
Weak Link in a Drain Ends in Fatal Boiler Yard Accident
Michael Ernst a 27 year old boiler maker was instantly killed at the J R Brownell Company boiler works Dayton Ohio when a heavy mass of iron swung and struck him as it was being moved. The mass weighed nearly a ton and crushed him preventing any chance of escape.
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Michael Ernst
J. R. Brownell Company
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Mahoning Valley Miners Call Poland Workers Back to Work
An important meeting of coal miners in the Mahoning Valley urged Poland shaft workers to end their strike and return to work with the Mahoning valley. Eight miners returned to work, and the group resolved to extend the invitation to Poland miners to crash work on Monday and stand with valley colleagues.
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Mahoning Valley
Poland
Fragmentary historical note on an agosto era event
The readable fragments reference an event involving individuals and places with no clear dates. Mentions of a dance venue and a figure named Hasalton appear among disjointed phrases. The text lacks coherent structure and verifiable details.
Druggists Report Daily Demand For Fast Constipation Cure
A garbled note describes druggists receiving steady calls seeking a rapid remedy for constipation and related ailments. The text mentions a named product or remedy tied to medical claims and references water intake and digestive health context.
Simmons Liver Regulator Promoted For Constipation And Headaches
An old promotional fragment touts Simmons Liver Regulator as a reliable remedy for constipation and headaches. It mentions engagement to furnish music at a fair in Chicago and references the Columbian Exposition of 1893. The text is fragmented but centers on medical cures and public events.
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