Pointers for Maids of Athens Fashion Trends
The article surveys latest dress styles in Athens focusing on bustle modifications. It describes varied silhouettes, including accordian dresses and plain shirts with sashes, and notes comfort over ornate drapery. It highlights a shift toward simpler lines and soft fabrics for summer wear. It also mentions a generous offer from the Presbyterian church to their pastor Dr G W Lane for an extended Europe trip, which he declines, and plans a summer rest with his congregation.
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G. W. Lane
Europe
Ds Br. Lané
Oni
OwlCaught on Bird Hook Baffles River Hunters
Night before last Charlie Baldwin and Sheriff John Weir set hooks along the Oconee river baited with birds and rabbit pieces. The next morning they found an owl on one hook, the bird in its beak and the owl caught by the hook in its leg. The event is described as curiously as a true tale. A London dispatch notes money for a Sullivan vs Jam Smith fight is expected when Sporting Life issues its articles.
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John Weir
Oconee
London
Inq
Sullivan
Jam Smit
Sporting Life
Dr. King
Sumptio W.H. Cole
Fort Smith
John Crawford & Corser
J.D. Sledge &Co
Millionaire Sim Reschter Wins Big At Long Branch
Lone Branch July night sees Sim Reschter, partner of Tabor, win 35000 at the Pennsylvania Club House after a 5 PM to 5 AM session. He plans to depart west with the winnings. George Law reportedly loses 82000 in the same game amid his notorious circle.
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Sim ‘Reschter
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Senator Tabor
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
West
George Law
New York
Long Branch
Mr. Law
Washington Flood Debris Removal and Long Bridge Plan
Lieutenant Colonel Peter C. Hains in his annual engineers report estimates 1,000,000 cubic yards of flood debris in the Potomac channels. He recommends spending $600,600 next year to reconstruct the Long Bridge, with total work cost at $1,141, ae.
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Wasmserox
Peter C. Hains
Corps of Engineers
Chief of Engineers
Potomac
Major Ely Sts Lived to Read News of His Death
Major R N Ely visited BarynnipG Georgia on July 16 and read obituary notices about himself. He was amused by the comments on his supposed demise and affirmed he remains alive and in good health.
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Barynnipg
R. N. Ely
Trouble in Oklahoma City Election Sparks Rioting Fears
In Oklahoma City on July 16, officials fear a riot if an election is attempted. The opposition majority intends to vote. those who try will be arrested. City authorities, backed by the military per a recent proclamation, govern the emergency.
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Baltimore
John Crawford & Co
L. Dislodge & Co
Parnell Counsel Withdraws From Inquiry
Loxpoy July 16. Mr Parnell's counsel formally withdraws from the inquiry before the special commission due to manifest unfairness in its refusal to examine the books of the loyal and patriotic union. Parnell then addressed the judges and applied for a speedy final settlement.
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Parnell
Special Commission
Loyal and Patriotic Union
Shot by a Woman Mrs Gross Kills Man With Pistol
Elizabeth Elen Gross fatally shot James E Coates early this morning after he allegedly attacked her. Coates threatened to kill Gross with a razor before she drew her pistol and fired, killing him. The incident occurred in Bactimony on July 16.
Murdered by a tramp on Main Street
Special to The Banner Rocue Ester Minn July 16 John Hessinger of Easton Pa was murdered on Main street here last evening by a tramp who refused to give 10 cents for whisky and was shot in the spine. The murderer escaped to the woods as twenty tramps were captured near the city limits with one identified as the killer.
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John Hessinger
Easton
Main Street
Hessinger
Engagement of Emmons Blaine and Anita McCormick
Special to The Banner reports the engagement of Emmons Blaine and Anita McCormick, second daughter of the late CoH McCormick of Reaper fame, announced in Blaine-McCormick, CurtcaGo on July 16. A San Proverco dispatch notes a flood in Kwamtung northwest where 6 000 times were lost after water burst.
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Emmons Blaine
Anita McCormick
Coh. McCormick
Reaper Fame
San Proverco
China
Kwamtung
Grants to British Princes and American Debt Talks
Notes on proposed grants to Princess Louise and Prince Albert Victor with dowry and annuity details. A Richmond dispatch reports bondholders’ council refusing Virginia debt negotiations, possible alliances with English banks. Also local items from Jefferson and High Shoals about court decisions, travel, school plans, and a rescue by Mrs. Rodwell after two girls were swept by a current.
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Earl of Fife
Prince Albert Victor
Princess Louise
Prince Albert
Victor
Death of Aspeal M. Cole veteran Republican founder
Aspeal M. Cole died at his Wellsville New York home at 1 30 this morning aged 86. He organized the first Republican convention at Friendship in 1875 and the first nominating convention at Angelic two months later. A lifelong advocate, he received little personal reward and kept to the background.
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M. Cole
Republica Party
Wellsville
N. Y
Friendship
Angelic
Governor Lowry Targets Participants in Prize Fight Anger
New Orleans reports Gov. Lowry has begun punitive actions against those who aided the prize fight. C W Rich of Marion County and Capt J W Janison of Lauderdale County were arraigned before two judges at Purvis Mississippi, bond set at 1000 each. Referee John Fitzpatrick surrendered in Jackson and was bound to appear at Purvis. Requisition papers and orders for arrest of Queen and Crescent officials E L Tyler and R C Carroll, plus warrant for Bud Renaud, were noted. Gov Nicholls advised Fitzpatrick to surrender, and officials expect further arrests. Lowry intends to arrest everyone prominent in the fight.
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C.W. Rich
Marion County
J.W. Janison
Lauderdale County
Purvis
Miss
John Fitzpatrick
Jackson
Gov. Lowry
Fitzpatrick
Gov. Nicholls
Messrs. E. L. Tyler
R. C. Carroll
Queen and Crescent Road
Bud Renaud
Presidents' Sons Meet in London at Windsor Castle
Three sons of U S presidents Jessie Grant and Russell Harrison called on Minister Lincoln in London. The visitors met the Lincoln family and dined with the Queen at Windsor Castle, a rare event in history. Muldoon denounces Sullivan as a loafer.
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Lincoln
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Grant
Russell
Harrison
London
Russell Harrison
Windsor Castle
Victoria
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Bohemia
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Chicago
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Gebhardt
Callifornia
Sparks From The Wires Roundup Of Scattered News
Denials, suicides, fires, law cases and social scandals fill the column. Walter Blaine denies a resignation report while health is good. Charles Behr shoots self amid love tragedy in New York. Injuries from spike wounds, jail scenes in Quincy, and various crimes and notices across states گزارش.
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Charles Behr
New York
Sullivan
Kilrain
Salvation Army
Quincy
Mass
Pennsylvania
Liberia
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