The California Artist and the New England Senator
A cultured Californian artist Carmen de Haro visits a Boston senator in his study to view rare engravings. She flirts with his power and longs for him to speak on human rights while he remains cautious, offering escort and ultimately praising her as a lady.
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Harper's 1887 preview promises varied fiction and features
Harper's Magazine announces a 1887 lineup with Marka a a Russian life tale by Kathleen O Meara, April Hopes by W D Howells, Southern Sketches by Charles Dupuy Warner and Respecca Harping Davis, illustrated by Hamilton Gipson. Also listed are Great American Industries continuation, Social Studies by Dr R T Evy, Railway Problem essays, new illustrations by Appry, Parsons, and Ror, plus other attractions.
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Harper’s Magazine and Handy Series Subscriptions
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Harper's Weekly Illustrated News Overview
The article proclaims Harper's Weekly as America’s leading illustrated news paper with strong public esteem. It highlights its mix of pictures, serialized novels, short stories, poems, sketches, and timely essays by notable writers.
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Harper's Weekly Subscriptions and Volumes Offer
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Harper's Bazar illustrated fashion and fiction overview
Harper's Bazar combines literature and art with fashions and family reading. Stories poems essays by top writers accompany humorous sketches and etiquette notes. Fashion plates and pattern sheets help ladies sew at home, with content suited to refined tastes.
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Harper's Magazine and Subscriptions Listing
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Harper's Young People An Illustrated Weekly
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Des Moines Coal War Lowers Prices for Local Operators
The coal war in Des Moines forces outside operators to sell at 1.75 per ton with a local operator predicting prices may drop to 1.25 per ton before the conflict ends.
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Noted World’s Best Salve for Skin Ailments
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Geronimo Unconcerned by Press Criticism
An exchange notes that Geronimo the Apache chief differs from President Cleveland by not caring what newspapers say about him. It mentions criticism of his reform methods with vivid, sensational wording.
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Centerville advertiser promises divine health and bargain furnishings
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Washington Territory Statehood Shift in Senate Plan
The Washington correspondent reports a scheme to advance statehood for Washington Territory by passing the Senate bill through the House while leaving the Dakota admission bill on the calendar. The move aims to tilt control of the next Senate to the Democrats.
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Judge Grants Supersedeas in Chicago Anarchists Case
Judge Scorrt of Illinois grants a supersedeas delaying executions in the Chicago anarchists case until the Supreme Court rules on a request for a new trial. If the request fails, executions will proceed immediately after the ruling.
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Buck wheat crop cited as large and quality in editorial
The Cedar Rapids Republican editor notes a large and good buckwheat crop and envisions a future American flapjack in the minds of readers and the broader public.
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Democratic Candidate's Campaign Ticket Sparks Backlash
The New York Tribune reports a western congressional hopeful sent voters a note reading vote for an honest man. His Republican rival won, and the defeated candidate allegedly attacks supporters who followed his counsel.
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Conkling Attacks Witness With Mocking Rhetoric
Roscoe Conkling criticized a witness opposing his client, calling the man’s mouth a fountain of falsehood and a sepulcher of rum, labeling the remarks clever but not strong and describing them as clever invention rather than genuine thinking.
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Election Law Amendment Sparks Debate on Term Lengths
The Tue Jefferson Bee notes growing support in the state for amending election laws to four year terms instead of two. While many agree, critics worry it could dampen the prospects of current office seekers.
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Lew Wallace Lectures on Turkey in Iowa
General Lew Wallace author of Ben Hur lectures in Iowa on Turkey and the Turks. He is welcomed for his literature aligns with the sentiment of the Christian state's people.
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Reagan to accept Cullom bill provisions in rail policy shift
The text argues Reagan will embrace the Cullom bill provisions and links Hepburn's defeat to district demand for decisive railroad legislation, not opposition to Reagan. The piece frames the public desire for strong rail policy as driving political outcomes.
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Iowa Des Moines Man Sees No Presidential Run for Allison
John Runnells of Des Moines says Senator Allison is not a candidate for president and unlikely to run. He notes Allison could still enter if circumstances change and would receive Iowa’s delegation support, while Blaine remains the favorite of many.
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Sale of Old Wines From Mrs Harri son Gray Otis Estate in Boston
At a Monday sale in Boston fourteen cases of Madeira from 1820 sold in small lots at 8 cents a bottle. The Gov Brooks Madeira 1820 with thirteen bottles went for 95 cents each. Five cases of Johnson Port 1840 started at 1.25 and rose to 2.10 per bottle. Boardman Sherry 1820, four cases in questionable condition, sold 1.10 to 1.55. Otis Madeira P Catamore 1854 at 1.10, rest of Sherry and Claret lumped at 95 cents. One case of Duff Gordon Madeira 1820 in excellent condition brought 90 cents.
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Many Tickets Used in San Francisco Election
The San Francisco election featured eighty five officers on each ticket from governor to city posts. Tickets printed on pale lavender paper carried party designs and unique headings. About twelve distinct tickets appeared with nearly 10 200 candidates, few names repeated across tickets.
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Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Praised For Croup Cure
A county report lists Boone County figures for the year ending October 1 with 218 marriages, 55 deaths, and 302 births. The notice touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a fail safe preventive and cure for croup, sold by H. Westerman.
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The Unfinished Business of Congress Recalled
A vivid critique of last session’s rushed adjournment highlighting unfinished bills and disputed claims. A dramatic scene recounts Roscommon’s claim, the Fresno member, and the senator’s seven hour speech on a poultry seizure, ending with a dramatic public gesture from Carmen de Haro and implications for a broader political finale.
St Nicholas Club Appeal Features Young People Program
Promote a popular youth organization's offerings for both boys and girls. The text highlights the London Times praise and invites families to sample a year to assess its fit, emphasizing cleanliness, purity, and helpful character as core elements.
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St Nicholas offers new volume with serials and war tales
1886 87 issue plan by Louis M Alcott Frank Lockton and others promises war stories by Gen Badeau and panoramic Civil War battles. Serials include Jaan and Jaanita and Jenny's Boarding-House, with short instructive articles and essays by Davis Baylor Magruder Hugo and many more. Subscription price 3.00 a year, begin with November issue from Century Co New York.
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Joaquin Miller
H. H. Boyesen
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Rose Hawthorne
Scribner's Magazine promises litera ture series with notable contributors
First number due December 15 will offer unpublished letters by Thackeray and E B Washburne, glimpses of Gouveneur Morris, early New York and New England society, plus fiction by Harold Frederic and others. Notable papers include analyses by Walker on socialism and Captain Greene on coast defence. Subscription $3 a year or 2 cents per copy from Scribner's Sons, Broadway, New York.
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