Garbled U S newspaper rates and mailing notice
Postage terms show monthly and yearly subscriptions with varying rates. The text lists two Dary GLone items at 50 cents yearly, $6.00, and by mail 82.00 per year. It mentions Tre Sexpay Gione and The Wrekly Grant with mailing prices. Boston newspaper company address 242 Washington Street appears with post office entry note.
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Wrekly
Tres Girone Newspaper Co
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
Gypsies and modern concerns in a scattered column
A mixed piece surveys gypsy superstition and governance, noting elder vejdva leaders, baptism rites, and clan discipline in Hungary, Romania, and Bohemia. It contrasts belief, law, and family power with broader social commentary on wealth, labor, and political clubs shaping 19th century life.
The Old Story Echoes in a Strained Reunion
A verse scene shows a woman greeting George warmly, then turning cold with anger after he forgets his weekly shave, as love notes mix with pain in the parlor. The exchange reveals underlying tension and affection strained by carelessness.
Names for sample copies offered by The Weekly Globe
A plea urges readers to send 10 or 12 names of neighbors to The Weekly Globe Boston Mass for free sample copies. Readers may mail names on a postal card to receive samples.
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Weekly Globe
Boston
Mass
A Citizen’s Casual Thanksgiving Notion
A writer argues there is no obligation to feel grateful by law and questions presidential proclamations. He says citizens should strive to be thankful in the season, and humorously offers unofficial, personal ideas he would publish if given a chance.
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Harrison
Russell
Thanksgiving Reflections and Election Forecast from 1890s Letter
A humorous Thanksgiving piece celebrates birth in America and prosperity, then shifts to political analysis predicting the 1892 presidential race. It catalogs electoral vote shifts, key states like New York Indiana Illinois Iowa Wisconsin Michigan and others, and notes tariff changes affecting tobacco and rum taxes. It contrasts Democratic gains with Republican vulnerabilities and comments on temperance criticism.
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New York
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
South
New Jersey
Connecticut
Montana
Rhode Island
Ilinois
Democratic Party
Alabama
Arkansas
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisina
Maryland
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Maine
Nebraska
Nevada
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Washington
Wyoming
California
Minnesota
New Hampshire
South Dakota
Harrison
Russmut
Electoral Prospects for 1892 in the United States
The piece outlines the 1892 electoral college expansion from 401 to 444 votes with 223 needed, noting 48 new votes. It lists new states Idaho through Wyoming adding 20 votes and 23 additional votes apportioned to old states, with a Republican tilt expected for most new allocations.
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Idaho
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Washington
Wyoming
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Georgia
Illinois
Kansas
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
New Jersey
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Texas
Wisconsin
Agents To Canvass For Subscriptions As Cash Grows
An old advertisement urges agents to canvass for subscribers to Tok WREKLY GLOBE and THE WEEKLY Guong. It promises large cash commissions for daily subscriptions and urges sending for agents rates and free samples. Suitable for readers seeking extra earnings.
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Tok Wrekly Globe
Trial of alleged murderer Almy ends with first degree verdict
The case of Christrg WARDEN alias Almy ends with a unanimous first degree murder verdict. He is held at the State prison in Concord under death sentence. Public relief followed the verdict but sorrow remains for the year until justice is carried out.
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Christrg
New England
Antsort
Almy
State Prison
Cox
Plymouth
Hanover
Concord
Apsport
Internal Revenue Report Links Tinkering to Tax Revenue
The annual report of the commissioners of internal revenue discusses how tweaks to duties affect revenue from alcohol tobacco snuff and opium. It notes that protective interests seek to disguise the impact of higher import duties by lowering internal taxes.
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Commissioners of Internal Revenue
The Paper for Farmers Co operative Farming Feature
The Weekly Globe announces a new weekly section Co operative Farming for farmers. The publication aims to be a comprehensive family journal offering features that previously required multiple weeklies in one low priced weekly. Readership is invited to examine this issue.
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Co-operative Farming
Taz Weekly Globe
Weekly
GLOBE
A Woman of Grace and Force Mrs Potter Palmer Leads Women at World’s Fair
Mrs Potter Palmer of Chicago described as tall and fair presides as president of the board of women managers of the World’s Fair. She seeks to awaken American women to demonstrate their contributions to civilization and to counter apathy among U S women while highlighting European interest. Palmer and husband Mr Potter Palmer travel from the Vendome to New York and Washington for awards committee meetings, with women included on juries to judge work by women.
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Boston
Potter Palmer
Chicago
Saoeod
Europe
London
Palmer
America
New York
Washington
Committee On Awards
Palmer House
North Shore Drive
Blaine Rumors Run Wide Among Republican Boomers
Washington, Nov. 23. Blaine is the magnetic figure in Republican circles with boomers from New York to San Francisco asking about him and his possible candidacy. Officials avoid news while noting his fine health and strong presence. A Gazette item hints at a strained White House relation after a reported order for Blaine to deny candidacy, which was not acted on.
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Washington
Blaine
Maine
New York
San Francisco
State Department
Red House
Lafayette Sq
Arlington
Joe Manley
Col. Conger
Ohio
Great Blaine
Boomer
West
Mr. Manley
Mr. Blaine
Augusta
Harrison
Sto
White House
Indian Head
President
Chiet
A. Mauricse Low
A Tale of A Library Room and a Liberal Education
A whispered tale describes Mrs owning a grand library room admired for beauty yet deemed best without many books. A visitor praises the space while the hostess and her husband decide it would be a pity to fill it with stupid books.
Spatts and Bloobumper Exchange Love War Quip
Spatts notes a rule about fairness in love and war while Bloobumper asks about the number 16. Spatts replies that in love the fighting starts after the engagement ends.
Welsh hamlet name and magician Butterfield tricks
A humorous note describes a Welsh hamlet near Anglesey with an extremely long Welsh name later shortened for the post office. It also recounts Gen. Daniel Butterfield entertaining guests at Delmonico's with a boutonniere trick and a dove from a broken wine bottle.
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Daniel Butterfield
Delmonico’s
Rainfall and Crop
Dialogue humor about weather affecting crops with a farmer noting excessive rain and a neighbor claiming too little, joking about size of arms as a counterpoint. The exchange illustrates rural concerns over rainfall impact on farming.
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New York Weekly
Curtain Falls on Second Act of Opera
The Chicago Tribune describes the curtain falling on the second act as the spell of the composer’s genius lingers, with eminent artists delivering a masterful interpretation that captivates the audience.
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Chicago Tribune
Casino card game rule query on building with eight seven ace
To the Editor of The Globe asks whether a player’s move in a casino style game is correct. With an eight and seven on the table, A builds on seven with an ace then on that build adds another ace to make nine. The writer questions if this is allowed and outlines two alternatives where B may or may not build higher.
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Editor of the Globe
the Globe
The
Globe
R. EK. W
Practical Milk and Cracker Pudding and Legal Inquiries
A reader outlines a custardy bake using milk crackers eggs and raisins and warns against overly hot ovens. The note also includes questions about statehood for North and South Dakota and various legal and copyright inquiries with brief answers.
Likeness at the Zoo Sparks a Daring Kiss Request
A playful verse from the Somerville Journal recalls a timid muse in a world famous Zoo monkey-house. The narrator asks for a kiss, she blushes and rebukes him citing her family watching, while a Chicago businessman laments a 33 cent loss on a prior failure in a separate quip.
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