New Features in N Y Tribune 1890 Brings Promises
The New York Tribune announces a vibrant year ahead for 1890 with richer content and new contributors including Andrew Carnegie, Gali Hamilton, and Terence Powdery. It highlights expanded features, prize competitions, soldiers stories, farming sections, and lower subscription rates, aiming to attract readers with diverse topics and stronger lively writing.
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Andrew Carnegie
Gali Hamilton
Terence V. Powdery
Depew
John Bare
Ower
Nok
Albertesis
A. W. Tourges
T. Doda
Bob Allei
Phe
Goriator
Novads
Fred
Tallmadge
Kate Field
Monnon
Erastus Reais “Buccees
Palhare Amon
Adocee Levard Digerete Ifale
Potter
America
Wilder
England
W. Grady
Rhante
United States
Mr. Groavener
Emily Muotington
Knext Whitney
Wiopper
Educatar University of Fennivenie
Mee
Beach
Building Contracts Filed to Dec 7 3 AM
Proceedings list contracts and payments for multiple houses in New Jersey areas including Asbury Park Peotone and North with values around 60 to 1340 dollars. Named individuals include Annie Pope Newton C Valenta and Joseph Luit with firms Katzenbach and Brout Redden. Details describe new houses and additions in Atlantic Tribune area.
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Amre
Annie Pope
Newton C. Valentne
Atlantic
Peotone
Albert Jus Ni Newman
Katzenbach
John C. Burroughs
Pew
North Wits Ec
Joseph Luit
New House
Asbury Park
Edward L. Re
Brout & Redden
Our Little Ones and The Nursery Magazine Advertisement
A description touts the union of Our Little Ones and The Nursery as the world’s leading juvenile magazines. It highlights their broad, enduring readership, superior illustrations by top artists under George T. Andrews, and use in schools and kindergartens. Published monthly by the Russell Publishing Co. Boston at $1.60 yearly with trial three months for 25 cents.
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Ecarller Jsages
Itamlilion
United Magazines
Little Ones
Nursery
Gibneas
Hitlere
Ita
Russell Publishing Co
Springfield
Venen O. Stoddard
Gideon
Andover
Herbert D. Ward
Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen
Bony
Ban
Mary Hartwell Catherwood
Charles Rem
Falbot
Alexander Black
Lucy Peryear
North Carolina
Eyargaret Sidney
Acadie
Grace Dean cLeod
Jessie Benton Fremont
Bridgton
Sallie Joy White
Claflin
Santa Claus
Mino
H. F. Coy Faeten
Sportiog Thom
W. Lyman
Tritt Ardueus
Mholden Margaret
Kate Upson Clark
Ow Simeon
Studio Ponzs
Hood
Seward
L. B. A Walford
Piatt Prescott Spefford
Bliss Risley Ward
Ir Fort
Ramana Ulm Bier
Ball Feo Sloane
R. Sddmore
Poe Pietar
Mat Newber
Enlai
Feral
Alioe Guuieds
Bouth Po Pacitioc
Pride
Des
A Baptist Pilgrimage and Other Oddities
An American initiates a multi denomination pilgrimage to Holy Land with Baptist leg, plans two routes via Italy and Egypt, and a Jaffa rendezvous before Jerusalem. The item lampoons denominational zeal and travel silliness while noting other oddities from fashion to industry and local society as the era ogles progress and travel.
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Holy Land
Baptists
Italy
Egypt
Sphinx
Japps
Jerusalem
Jappa
Jonah
Simon Peter
Palestine
Teavyen
Hartford
Hindrance to temperance reform and unity in action
An examination of slow temperance progress notes that division and hostile speech hinder reform. Citing Paul, the piece urges harmony and charity, warning that fragmented efforts and loud discord dry up momentum while unseen forces shape history. The author compares social upheavals to natural forces to emphasize hidden power behind progress.
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Paul
Church of
Galatia
Saya
Forum plans 2890 essays on public concerns
The Forum outlines a program for 2890 with discussions of political social religious and social events. Early in the year essays by prominent figures will cover topics from journalism suffrage to naval warfare art science and invention and the relation of morality to society.
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Ulimal
Tux
Ridvne
Tur Taipower
Benela
Walker
Mallock
Oa K
Adamsa
George Miyart
Bradley Fiske
Francis Power Cobbe
Rader
R. H. Thurston
Richard Burtoo
Drawbecke
High
Clettinatton
Yates
Ja. W. Powell
Galdwin Smith
jYoman
Pope Mfg Co Calendar Stand for Bicycles in 1800
A Boston produced 1800 Columbia Bicycle Calendar stand by Pope Mfg Co offers a 106 leaf pad with daily tear off pages and a portable stand. It features cycling notes, medical authorities, clergy opinions, and fashion advice with occasional bicycle mentions and a briskly described reformation theme.
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Columbia
le Log
Golora
Mt'g Co
Opening Night at the Library A gala program delights crowd
A full house at the Library Association meeting showcased an excellent program led by H. Miles. Capt. Minot hosted and D. Ti. Wyckoff welcomed attendees as Miss Florence Cramer and Miss Hart delivered celebrated vocal and instrumental performances along with tableaux, violin solos, and statuary tableaux.
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Library Association
H. Miles
Anbury Park
Minot
D. Ti. Wyckoff
Florence Cramer
Mies Deasalet
Jeli
Mias Harrison
Jollis
Misa Jessie Black
George
Fred J. Long
Wintow
Horsi
Privato Theatricala
Milas Hopman
Thia Young Indy Ia
Misa
Josie Kingsley
Board of Trustees
Loyal Tribune Maintains Republican Prestige Despite Opposition
The Tribune asserts its loyalty to the Republican party in a largely Democratic New York context. It touts strong editorial depth, diverse features, and a forthcoming 1800s era lineup including Carnegie and Logan contributions. Prizes totaling 2440 dollars accompany a new 20 page catalogue promoting the paper this winter.
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New York Tribune
Tribune
Republican Party
United States
the Tribune
Ita Reader
Svory
Lessies
Ita Prospectas
Carnegie
Depew
Powderly
Mia
John A. Logan
Ingalls
Gauator
Joalah Allen
Forty Pound Baby Hippopotamus Grabs Gotham Hearts
The Little folk of Gotham gather around a newborn hippopotamus at Deal Park. The two ton mother is calm as the calf thrives on milk and sugar every two hours and has been photographed. Parents Caliphani Fatimna are cited, with a stray McGlary name rumor. Geologists note hippos once roamed Manhattan Island in ancient times.
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T. Batley
Seo'y Lower Wicks
Gotham
Deal Park
Piok
Caliph Ani Fatimna
Nile
Reckloas
McGlary
Manhattan
Ieland
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