Aims of Youth in New York Snowed Under by Fads
In December New York observers a winter of change as boys vanish from outdoor sports while girls flock to matinees and fashion. The piece decries dancing, riding schools, long walks, and stage seductions, noting matinee crowds favor women and Langtry amid rising smoking and drinking. It laments loss of vigor, decency, and traditional boyhood amid urban fashion and entertainment.
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New York
New Orleans
Portland
Boston
Central Park
Fifth Avenue
Manu Ee
Ork
Pranceeneaeters
Langtry
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Stetson
Anata
Victoria
Mrs. Maytry
Fanny Venport
Tee
Henry Jets Charles Thorne
Caited Hitp
Natore Lim
Eden Musee
John Stetson
George Brown
Casalt
Pauline
Metropolitan Opera House
Bony
Seid
Stanton
France
A Question of Rank in Washington Society
Washington women debate precedence between the cabinet and the Senate over ceremonial rank. The Hoar bill would place cabinet members ahead of senators if both president and vice president are unavailable, with varied opinions among Mrs Endicott, Mrs Manning, Mrs Whitney, and Mrs Vilas. The discussion touches longstanding customs, calls for cabinet calls, and potential shifts in precedence.
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Washington
Treasury
War
Postmaster -Eneral
Navy
Interior
Dahlgren
Senate
House
Cabinet
Army
Endicott
Manning
Whitney
Vilas
Kate Chase
United States
Judiciary
Blaine
John P. Stockton
New Jersey
Teller
Arthur
Sherman
Hayes
Secretary of State
Morrill
Jie
Supreme Court
Electoral Count Bill lays out January electors meeting rules
The Senate electoral bill, as passed by the House, sets January meeting for electors, honors state determinations six days prior, prescribes certification to the secretary of state, and details objections and counting procedures in joint session. It aims to declare the president and vice president and enter the votes on record. It also covers objections, debates, and allowed returns.
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Senate
Washington
House
United States
House of Representatives
Pawer
Theate
Fires and Loss of Life in City Hardware Building Collapse
December 11 Louis reports a four story Shanleigh Cantwell Hardware building on Main Street collapsed before 2 PM, triggering a major fire. Initial rumors cite several fatalities and extensive damage, with estimates around 750000 dollars. multiple workers injured, including eight seriously, two fatally.
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Louis
A. F. Shanleigh & Cantwell Hardware Company
Hardware Company
Main Street
Locust and Vine
North Main Street
Commenentes
Main
Vine Streets
Fatal Beech Creek Engine Boiler Explosion News in Jersey Shore
Four men died when engine No. 4 exploded during a trial run near Jersey Shore station on Beech Creek railroad. Engineer P. H. Knight and three tiremen died instantly, bodies scattered across the field, with remnants found miles away. No cause could be determined due to the extensive destruction and absence of survivors.
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Woodbury
First Street
East
Cambridge
Newhall
Charles A. Woodbury
Joseph Livenzen
Harry Newhall
Joseph Sears
Albert Mur- Fax
Charles Bell
Dane
Willliamsport
Penn
Beech Creek
Jersey Shore Station
Beech Creek Railroad
Pine Creek Station
P. H. Knight
Allen Rarsay
James Wearne
J.C. Meld
Ramsay
Knight
Wearne
Jersey Shore
DIED AN OUTCAST AS BERTH Gill EMBezzled $350000
Pittsburg lawyer B W Gill defrauded clients of at least 350000 and fled. He died recently in Belfast Ireland after years in many lands. His delirium recounted past crimes. His son is a practicing lawyer and his daughter moves in high society. Then an unrelated ad for at home work appears.
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Primsburg
Penn
B. W. Gill
Gill
Belfast
Ireland
Earn from Home Ad Seeks Workers for Tax Serial Seaflet
A recruitment ad promises pay from 5 to 81 per day and no cash capital. It invites all ages above 12 and any sex to write Tax Serial Seaflet Publishing Company, Box 2642, New York City, for full particulars.
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Hallett & Co
Portland
Seaflet Publishing Company
New York City
Children urged to form club for cash prize
A notice invites young readers to form a club and try for a $100 prize by reading the notice and sending for free samples. It suggests any boy or girl who reads it may win the cash premium, encouraging collective effort and participation.
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Waterbury
Labor in Politics in Boston as Election Nears
The labor issue dominates Boston politics with Hart positioned against O'Brien while McNeill leads the labor ticket. Campaign tensions include an exposure incident and questions over who funded it. National labor moves feature Columbus meetings and Knights of Labor actions amid factory disputes and a miners strike at Boar Valley. The Knights seek union-wide action and new travel district assemblies. Voltaic Belt Co offers a thirty day trial of their devices for nervous debility.
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Boston
Thomas N. Hart
Hart
O'Brien
George E. McNeill
Ublicans
O’brien
Henry George
District Assembly
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Columbus
New
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Buffalo
Green Glass Towers’ District Assembly
Philadelpha
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Clayton
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Williamstown
Salem
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Knights of Lavor
General Executive Board
Knights
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Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Company
Chicago
Machinists’ Assembly
Machinists’ Tradeistrict Assembly
Cincinnati
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