davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-19

For a country which the Demo-
Gratis predicted year ago would go
10 everlasting smash should Mr. Ilar-
rison be elected, the United States
seems to be moving along quite
healthy and uncoucerned like.
CLARKsoN who pitches bali for
Boston and Clarkson who pitches
Democratic postmasters at Washing
ton are both very thoroughly dis
liked by the Bourbon press Of New
York. Both, however, are the kind
Of men to 90 right along and do
their work well.
THE great eastern storm, it's said,
covered the finest oyster beds in the
Atlantic bays deep in sand and
debris. But fortunately there are
great oyster beds in the Gulf Of
Mexic No oysters are more delic-
ious than the oysters of Mississippi
Sound, which find their market at
Biloxi, Miss.
THE great strike in London is
over, and, after November !, the
fortunate dock laborers in that free
trade Paradise viii get II instead
of 10 cents an hour, for an average
of five or six hours a day, In this
unlicensed country the dock labor
ers get 40 cents an hour and ten
hours work day.
IuEY continue to 90 on burying
men in New York "accidentaliy
killed 10y electric wires" but the
state authorities and scientists are
still il doubt whether it kills dead
enough and quick enough for muir
derers. No man who has ever
touched "a live wire" has lived long
enough to say yes or no to the ques-
ton, Docs it hurt?"
The New York Herald wishes to
know who will take the Congress
sinu.l srqt of Sunset Cox. About
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-19

THE great eastern storm, it's said,
covered the finest oyster beds in the
Atlantic bays deep in sand and
debris. But fortunately there are
great oyster beds in the Gulf Of
Mexic. No oysters are more delic-
ious than the oysters Of Mississippi
Sound, which find their market at
Biloxi, Miss.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-19

THE great strike in London is
over, and, after November !, the
fortunate dock Iaborers in that free
trade Paradise viii get 2 instead
of 10 cents an hour, for an average
of five or six hours day. In this
unlicensed country the dock labor
ers get 40 cents an hour and ten
hours work a day.