Charming Rattan Seat Draws Room Attention
No woman and but few men need to be told how great an attraction this charming rattan seat will prove in the drawing room. It is a perfect picture and a dainty ornament for fastidious taste. Colors include white and gold robin's egg blue and silver or pink and gold. The seat is recessed at the center with cane work overhanging each side. Legs are stout and cross-braced with ball feet. These low seats are in strong fashion revival of an old custom. We offer similar gold furniture and approve of fashion. Our Rattan Department showcases new 1801 productions at extremely low prices. Send three two-cent stamps for our 96-page illustrated catalogue of rattan furniture.
Yale and Harvard crews prep as betting favors Yale
New London June 25 crowds swell for Yale Harvard race with Yale favored 100 to 80. Bob Cook directs Yale practice while Harvard uses Melissa as referee boat. Officials named and a venue protest over 11:30 a m start filed by the New London board of Trade.
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Spercion
Harvard
Garret
Pequot House
New Haven
Bob Cook
Yale
S. Eaton
Melissa
Mr. L Eaton
Harvyard Quarters
Fa Meikecham
Robert Cook
George Adee
L. KF. Sexton
Charles F. Adams
New London Board of Trade
Ready-Made Serge Suits Sell Fast at Low Prices
Extra size West-of-England imported serge suits priced at 10.87 dollars, one dollar above common sizes 36 to 42, extras 42 to 50. Material samples in blue and black sent to post boxes for strength and color testing. Five hundred suits planned to retail daily today and tomorrow as part of hundreds of summer ready-made styles offered by the shop.
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West-of-England
P. O
Probable Marriage of Parnell and Mrs O Shea Reported
Foreign news notes a probable wedding between Mr Parnell and Mrs O Shea. The item appears on page 1 amid other brief notices.
Commencement Season At Many Colleges
Williams, Dartmouth, Amherst, Bowdoin and Bates observe 48th to 70th commencements with 1200 attendees at Holy Cross. Governors, presidents, and alumni speakers confer degrees including A B and M A while honorary titles are awarded at Dartmouth Amherst Bowdoin Bates Trinity and Yale related observances.
Cornell Wins Thrilling Thames River Rowing Race
New London Conn June 25 Cornell led the three mile Thames race against Penn and Columbia. Cornell won in 14m 27s a new course record as Pennsylvania was next by four lengths in 14m 45s with Columbia third behind Penn. The close contest featured a late Cornell surge keeping pace with Penn until the final stretch.
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New London
Conn
Thames River
Cornell
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia University
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvanias
Navy Yard
Beavers
Pennsylvan
Paties
Missing Market Ticker Fragment From Historic Page
Fragmentary OCR lists various mining stocks and prices such as June 25 closing, Beat and Belcher, Ophir, Potosi, Crown Point, Sierra Nevada, Gould and Curry, Union Consortium, Yellow Jacket, and Mexican properties with cents per share and percentages. The items appear as inconsistent line fragments without coherent report context. The readable names suggest a stock or mining page snippet with multiple company references and quoted values.
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Beat & Belcher
Ophir
Potosl
Cala
Union Con
Slale & Noceroas
Yellow Jacket
Steamers Arrived in Various Ports with Names and Dates
A list of ships arriving in June at Boston Newport New York Philadelphia and Bremen with origins including Liverpool Port Antonio Naranjo Glasgow Rotterdam Bremen and Leghorn. Notable vessels include Norseman Ethelfred Manitoban Kepier and Gothenburg City. Time stamps show arrivals and routes such as Filret Tite marck from New York to Hamburg and Gothenburg City from Montreal to London.
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Boston
Norseman
Liverpool
Ethelfred
Port Antonio
Carl Konow
Naranjo
Aba
Newport
Acsyrisn
Glasgow
New York
Erkendam
Rotteram
Lahn
Bremen
Philadelphia
Manitoban
Kepier
Leg
Foston Man's Gold Mine Seized in Tangier Writ
Halifax N S June 25 A Tangier gold mine owned by Frederick Houdlett of Boston was seized today under a writ of attachment. The mine involved is described as large.
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Foston
Halifax
Tangier
Frederick Houdlett
Boston
Parnell Marries Mrs O Shea in Secret Brighton Ceremony
Reports from Brighton claim Mr Parnell wed Mrs O Shea in Steyning with only two servants as witnesses. The registrar’s office reportedly hidden. a second Catholic ceremony planned in London. Parnell allegedly signed letters via Henry Campbell’s authority in a Cork Daily Herald damages case.
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London
Brighton
Parnell
O’shea
Preston
Steyning
Walsingham ‘Terrace
O'Shea
Russian government mulls punishment for open religious hate attacks
London reports the Russian Government considering Empire wide measures to punish open attacks driven by religious racial or class hatred amid unrest including an anti Jewish riot in Makoyinka. The move aims to curb violent sectarian clashes and economic motive driven strife.
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London
Makoyinka
Council of the Empire
Concerns Rise Over Gladstone Health in London
The St James Gazette reports serious alarm among Gladstone friends about his health. Sir Andrew Clark, his physician, fears the veteran leader may not recover from influenza illness suffered this spring.
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MR. Gladstone
London
St. James Gazette
British copyright delay irks literary workers in London
In London on June 25, literary figures express concern at President Harrison’s delay in proclaiming England entitled to the benefits of the new American copyright law. They argue Britain's existing law already protects American authors, citing an opinion from the Crown’s law officers via Professor Bryce that simultaneous U S and British publication enjoys ample protection.
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O. Fish
Brunswick
Henry Nelson
Anna
Thomas RK. Gresswell
Farmington Falls
Edward H. Newbegin
Defiance
Sumner Increase Kimall
Bowdoin College
James McKeen
Carter
George T. Little
A. Mitchell
A. T. Parker
W. H. Moulton
J. C. Stevens
Memorial Hall
Bates College
Lewiston
Literary England
London
Harrison
England
Nere
Bryce
Crown
Unite States
British Empire
Paris Food Strike Expands as Bakers Led by 6000 Rally
About 6000 bakers met in Paris to demand the suppression of registry offices as a condition for returning to work. Butchers and grocers joined the baker movement, prompting fears of wider hunger as ministers and police clashed with demonstrators and officials prepared to mobilize troops if needed.
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Paris
Halles
Aris
Council of Ministers
Elysee Palace
Irish Land Bill Second Reading in Lords
The Irish Land Bill was moved for a second reading in the House of Lords with debate to follow. The measure provides guaranteed land stock to cover land purchase advances, redeemable after up to forty-nine years, and funded by a sinking fund from the land purchase account or a temporary imperial advance.
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House of Commons
London
House of Lords
Imperial Consolidated Fund
English View on Free School Systems Abroad
London reports a parliamentary paper by J G Hitch on public education in the United States France and Belgium. It notes US schools are free and secular with restricted religious exercises and failing compulsory attendance efforts. The document says America’s republican character drives frequent dissatisfaction with the system’s workings.
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London
United States
France
Belgium
J. G. Hitch
America
Mrs Besant resigns from London School Board
Mrs Besant announces retirement from the London School Board due to the death of Mme Blavatsky and the extra duties with the theosophical movement. She was elected from Tower Hamlets on November 26, 1888 to serve three years.
A Quest Revolution in Catamarca Overthrows Government
A Buenos Aires despatch reports insurgents in Catamarca ousting the provincial government and setting up a provisional authority. Fighting was minor. the causes are described as local in nature.
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Paris
Buenos Ayres
Catamarca
Emperor William proposes auction for anti slavery funds
Berlin June 26 Emperor William presiding at a ministerial council announced a lottery plan to raise eight million marks for anti slavery work in Africa. The Emperor outlined the scheme during the session and expressed hope the fund would support abolition efforts across the continent.
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Berlin
William
Africa
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