Blue Blooded Dogs Show Off Giants of Breed Varieties
An illustrated survey of bloodhounds, Great Danes, Irish Wolfhounds, and deerhounds. The piece explains public misperceptions of bloodhounds, notes trials with police and entertainers, and discusses size, coloring, and temperaments. It highlights Danes as versatile, wolfhounds with club efforts for standard, and deerhounds famed for speed and gentleness.
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von Moltee Great Dane
Jack the Ripper
Edwin Brough
England
Charles Warren
London
Barnaby
Burghe
America
Neral
Canada
States
Toronto Globe
Germany
Fleetwood
A. Maclean Howard, Jr
Bismarck Sod von Moltke
Charles Cluthe
Dane
Jacobs & Sparrow
Brandor
Man
Arthur Wilcox
Chatham
Biz
Ireland
Lord Arthur Cecil
Colin
Bran
Fingal
Sutherland
Walter Whe
Few Women Dress Well and the Pitfalls of Overdressing
A columnist notes that few women dress well and many overdress. Well chosen, appropriate garments better enhance appearance than numerous flashy outfits. Refined women avoid startling clothes and maintain neatness, but a Fifth Avenue observer recalls a rich woman whose gowns, dirt, and torn accessories contradicted her wealth.
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Fifth Avenue
N. ¥. Prem
Albany Express in Successful Asset Assignment
A fragment notes Albany Express completing a successful asset assignment by a capable assignor. The terse text implies corporate restructuring or transfer of control within the express carrier. Further details are not provided in the readable portion.
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Albany Express
An Acadian Wedding and Micmac Ties in Nova Scotia
In Nova Scotia near Gaspereau a Canadian narrator recalls an Acadian wedding and Micmac connections. A halfbreeding Micmac man, Pierre, eyes the bride as the ceremony unfolds while villagers judge their bond with quiet cruelty and sorrow.
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Nova Scotia
Blomidon
Cape Breton Island
Shedine
Fort Gaspereau
Sova Scotia
Fort Beauscour
Gaspereau
Pierre
Ree
Gasperona
What a looker means in a shopper’s eyes
A News reporter learns from shopgirls that a looker is a woman who merely browses and asks for samples, no purchase intent. She visits busy times, teases staff, and aims to show off to a companion. She often collects samples for relatives and leaves without buying.
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Exnse
Lot
F. News
Ima Ee
Conquered by Woman A Christening of Courage Story
A spirited colt broke free from a post near a farmer’s house and bolted. The farmer’s wife, calm and resolute, sat on the colt’s head for nearly an hour until the driver returned. The animal learned obedience and never wandered again, even when left at church doors during services.
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Seldabel
Minneapolis
Tariff bill moves through Ways and Means as schedules take shape
Ways and Means begins drafting a tariff bill using the last Congress senate bill as a base. The lumber and wood section is adopted but rattan chair canes are delayed. Books and papers schedule is approved. all parts will be revised later. Democrats offer substitutes but are defeated. A Richmond Virginia election law critique urges reform to prevent disfranchisement. Treasury delays mails by sending the revenue steamer Rush to ship between San Francisco and Portland during the railroad embargo.
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WaAsatncTon
Ways and Means
Senate
Convention of Colored People
Richmond
House Committee On Elections
Virginia
Secretary of the Treasury
Rush
Postmaster General
San Francisco
Portland
Oregon
Anarchist Johann Most Arrested After Court Upheld Sentence
Herr Johann Most, the anarchist, whose conviction and one year sentence were affirmed by the general term of the supreme court yesterday, was arrested today by detectives. He plans to seek a further stay and bail while his case goes to the court of appeals.
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New York
Johann Most
Supreme Court
Central Office
Court of Appeals
Most
Chicago
Two Sheep Herders Murdered in New Mexico Territory
Information from Goringer in a northern village reports Ira Gale, foreman of the Red River Cattle Company, shot and killed two Mexican sheep herders in Colfax County for trespassing with their flocks on cattle company land. A warrant is out. Gale fled the area and is believed to be in Colorado. Gale’s friends claim he fled to avoid violence.
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Pierre
Rei
Ce Bowe
Thea
Gaspereau
Neck
Mary Harwell Catherwoorth
Denver
Denver Republican
Santa Fe
Goringer
Ira Gale
Red River Cattle Company
Colfax County
Gale
Colorado
Hoy Murderer Stabbed Boy in Quarrel. Escape Fled
In Starovieto Missouri on January 24 a quarrel between two schoolboys, both under 15, ended when Wile Dykins stabbed Willie Bridge in the abdomen with a pocket knife. Bridge died a few hours later. Dykins escaped and has not been captured.
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Starovieto
Wile Dykins
Willie Bridge
Train Breaks Sierra Snow Blockade to Resume Route
Sacramento January 25 The west bound overland passenger train on the Central Pacific route which had been blocked in the Sierras between emigrant Gap and Sacramento since January has been relieved and started toward San Francisco this morning.
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Sacramento
Central Pacific
Sierras
Emigrant Gap
Renanen
Atsac
San Francisco
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Irieh Wolfhound Club
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John Warr
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Beatia
Catherine Phillips
Bamnaby Bloodsound
Herr Johann Most
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