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Bismarck Weekly Tribune

Location

Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1894

Page

6

New York Fashions Show Bold Color Trends for Women and Girls

Cherry red tomato hues alongside green and gooseberry tones dominate the season's outfits. The article details gowns, cloaks, and wraps with magenta cerise and black velvet accents, notes on edgings and brocade trimmings, and describes children's coats in astrakhan and terra cotta cloth. It also highlights men's spring changes including colored pique shirts, broader vests, and taller collars, with emphasis on fabrics like satin and wool blends.

Amiezican Sree Asenglas Flenier Eyles New York Solhuyer Lobalton Studdert Jer Lewis Perso Howe Cronstadt

Food of all nations at San Francisco Midwinter fair stalls

Readable portions describe diverse eateries at California's Midwinter fair. Visitors sample Cantonese, Hawaiian, Mexican and European booths with varied menus, prices, and live music. The piece notes crowding, critiques of food and service, and vivid details on ethnic foods including poi, tamales, and tek dishes. It mentions the Hawaiian booth and its poi preparation, the Ceylon tea stand, and other booths across the Manufactures building.

San Prancisco Fiir Armerican Vienna Prater Teidel Blemieh Ceylon Booth Manufactures

Abram Hewitt A Persistent Pessimist and Public Figure

A profile of Abram Hewitt ex-congressman and former New York mayor. Born 1823 in Haverstray New York, he rose from public school to Columbia, co-founded Cooper Hewitt iron works, and served as mayor after a long career in Congress. His recent Southern Society dinner speech reflected long pent pessimism about the era.

Abram Hewitt Abra Stevens Hewitt New York Southern Society Mr. Huwitt Thtre Hewitt x Hope Abrams. Hewitt Mr. Hewitt Haverstray N. Y New York City Columbia Collegs Europe Edward Cooper Fem Cooper & Hewith Peter Cooper Congress Democratic National Committee Electoral Commission Henry George Theodore Roosevelt

Michigan's Farmer Governor John T Rich Biography

Governor Rich, noted for exposing election forgery and prosecuting crooked officials, portrays himself as a farmer and lifelong public servant. Born 1841 in Crawford County, Pa., he built a long political career from supervisor to speaker, congressman, and railroad commissioner, with leadership roles in wool and agricultural associations.

Bo Hoe John T. Rich Michigan Shill Congress Rich Conger Funter Crawford County Lapest National ‘Woolgrowers! Association Michigan Sheep Breadery Association Life Inaurance Company Northeastern Agricultural Society Michigan Wasiety

A Parsee Poet in Bombay Literary Circles

The Parsee writer Muncherji C. Mansookh is celebrated in Bombay for half a century of literary work, translating German poems and Queen Victoria letters, authoring about 80 books, and guiding oriental language studies. He is 63, active in social reform and local progress across Bombay and India.

Munched Mustoohh Zoroaster Bombay Todjy Prince Albert Victoria Thunis Frederick Germany Muneberji Munsvolch Atudenta Mrdausi Persia Munscokh Becauy India

The Peculiar Genius of General Gourko and His Reign

A fragmentary profile paints General Joseph Gourko as a famed yet controversial figure, detailing his role as governor of Warsaw and commander in chief of Russian forces in Poland, and noting his harsh policies against Polish language and Catholic practice. It also notes his troubled later life under Alexander I and his renowned battlefield feats at Plevna and the Balkans. The text then abruptly shifts to a stray notice about land in Limestone County, Alabama, and a sensational aside about alleged rising nervous disorders tied to alcohol and fear.

Gourko Joseph Gourko Warsaw Oldingdom Poland Dragomirofé Santros Plevna Sass Bulla Mountains Napoleon Hannibal Alps Alexander I St Petersburg Inuhes Alice

Harper's Illustrated and Harper's Periodicals Ad

An 1880s newspaper type advertisement outlines Harper’s Illustrated and Harper’s Periodicals offerings. It lists Bismarck weekly supply details, subscription terms, currencies, and ordering methods with prices for volumes, binding, and back issues. The notice targets United States Canada and Mexico subscribers and includes payment options and mailing instructions.

Harper'a Mac Bamberg Harper's United States Canada Mexico

Wide Awake merged issue for young folks catalog

An item advertising the Wide Awake magazine and its enlarged November 1898 volume for boys and girls. It highlights features on American authors, biographical sketches, and a seek for subscriptions through booksellers or publishers. It notes the price of Nicholas and urges orders by check or money order.

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Harper's Bazar Preview Selections and Features 1904

Harper's Bazar announces 1904 content with planned writers and sections. Notable features include essays by Wennkans UAOK and Waltan Besant, short stories by Many Ky and others, plus social entertainment Embroidery outdoor leisure and fashion notes. A new series titled Coffee and Hepartes is promised.

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