St John and Angelique in a New York church tale
A vivid passage follows Jim and Alice debating discipline and religious duty as Mr St John guides a Sunday school class. Angelique, lively yet devout, captures attention with charm and charity, while the clergyman weighs modern fashion against sacred calling in a dramatic study of faith and influence.
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Mark
Angié
John
Pahaw
Jim
Alice
Jonby
Paraviscyth
Hhis
New York
Tow Chapel
Emhnil
St. John
Chris
Fohn
Gertly Timporaimyner
Mercer
Angelique
Hata
Deserves Success for Col onel Lounsberry, Perham News Says
The Perham News lauds the Tri-Weekly Tribune eight pages and improved typography. It praises Colonel Lounsberry as a journalist deserving of unlimited success and notes the Bismarck Tri-Weekly Tribune's reader appeal.
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Bismarck
Tri- Weekly Tribune
Tri-Weekly
Colonel Lounsberry
Perham News
Bismarck Weekly Tribune Enlarged and Improved
The Bismarck Weekly Tribune appears in an enlarged five column quarto with fuller readable matter. Col Loansberry advances with his newspaper enterprise and is set to keep pace with the times, according to Yannkten Pres and Dakotian.
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Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Col. Loansberry
Times
Yannkten Pres
Dakotian
Deserves Long Mark For Lounsberry Pluck
The Bismarck Tribune, now a tri weekly with a regular Associated Press Biapetctengna, has doubled its weekly issue size. The venture is financially hazardous, yet Col. Lounsberry deserves praise for his pluck and energy as the paper shifts from independent to Republican, claimed by the St. Cloud Journal as first rate in every way.
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Speitlers
Gready
Mark Tapley
Ruistien
Lounsberry
Bismarck
Fort Lincoln
Tribune
Tri
E.poyce
Berg
Mhal
Prise
Greenbacks
St Paul
Bismarck Tribune
Associated Press
Col. Lounsberry
St. Cloud Journal
St. Louis
Brick Pomeroy
Maya
Litchfeld News Ledger
Barnum
Parishc Mail Company
Irwin
Stockwell
Europe
Pope
United States
Alaska
Indiana
Vicksburg
Wien
Bo Thalvertenthy
Vicksburg Herald
Bismarck Tri-weekly Tribune Welcomed Amid Pride
The Bismarck Tri-weekly Tribune is received with praise for its audacious Northern Pacific venture and promise of substantial reading matter. Editors commend Col Lounsberry for enterprise and wish it success beyond expectation as frontier readers express hopeful pride.
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Bismarck
Lounsberry Hias
Red River Star
War era artist Nast praised for Tammany exposé in Harper's Weekly
The article lauds Thomas Nast's Civil War era cartoons and later political satires. It credits Nast with shaping public opinion through powerful, independent images produced for Harper's Weekly, noting his influence on the anti Tammany movement. The piece contrasts his war era heart felt art with postwar editorials and asserts his work stands as a landmark in political caricature.
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Thomas Iin
Seaty
Illustrated Press
New York
London
Garibaldi
Scicily
Naples
London Illustrated
Harper's Weekly
Mr. Curtis
Tosh Im
Afr
Hintcoliv
Andrew John
Nast
Thomas Nast
Joe Weekly
James Parton
Harpers Magazine
Fashionable Drag Carriage Attracts Noted Comment
An elegant carriage with a well dressed lady and a colored footman seat occupant was seen in the streets. An old African American woman exclaimed in surprise at the sight and wondered what payment the young white woman receives for driving the vehicle. The remark reflected prevailing racial attitudes of the period.
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Oman
Kerridge
Paul Morphy and the Chess Master’s Mental Health
The Chicago Post reports on Paul Morphy, famed chess player, with uncertain mental health and unclear statements. The article hints at concerns about his sanity and physical well being, noting reactions from friends and observers to his condition.
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Chicago Post
Saya
Paul Morphy
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Carr
Serra
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Leyes
Bismarck Tribune Tri-Weekly
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Priser Arpird
Muu Ae Scott
Ben Just
Ned
John 1A" Smith
Ohio
War Department
Indian Bureau
Fernando Wood
Gen. Bickles
Waite
Indianapolis Herald
Romery
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