Grover Cleveland Early Life and Path to Presidency
The piece traces Grover Cleveland’s upbringing in Caldwell New Jersey and Payetteville and Clinton North Carolina, noting his father’s preacher role his schooling and early work as an assistant district attorney and lawyer. It covers Cleveland’s rise from local offices to governor and finally his 1884 presidential nomination and victory.
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Grover Cleveland
United Bint
Mont Die
Mev
Ktephen VF
Chevelant
Jewith
Ann Ness
Baltimore
Parson Cleveland
Payetteville
N. C
Clinton
B. C
Grover
Cleveland
Holland Patent
Clinton. He Had A Fan Eily Ambition To Go Through Penned Fon College
Clie
New York Institution For the Blind
New York City
Fanny Crosby
Anme
Grove
Mim Crosby
Mise Crosby
Butielo
Grover Amisted
Porueyahlp
Dows
Tiwae
Aly
Lille
Grover Cevela
Ivasinen
Inh
Democratic Party
Elty
Coonty
Fidelity Lumber Plans New Mill Town Across River
Fidelity Lumber Co will start building a mill across the river from Newport within 30 days with capacity for 26 008 000 feet of lumber annually and will establish a company town with all houses plastered and electric sewer service. An overhead cable ferry will link the town to Newport and the mill is expected to run early next year. Also reopening Panhandle Lumber Co’s Meinis mill July 4 and Idaho & Washington Northern Railroad works on a dock loop for navigation. Frank Lemmer, former Coeur d’Alene Undertaking partner, announces he has severed ties.
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Fidelity Lumber Company
Newport
Wash
Walls
Corpor Uon
Company
Wettt
Woods
Meinnis
Pankandie Lumber Company
Pend 4
Oreille
Panhandie
iSheten
Idaho & Washington Northern ‘Railroad Company
Very Patient Doctor Describes Delayed Awakening Tale
A paleopaque recount portrays a physician trainee at a Philadelphia hospital, waking belatedly and miscasting his words as he attempts to narrate a patient’s breathing. The dialogue shifts as the doctor tests for pulmonary sounds while the patient stammers numbers in a strained, humorous exchange.
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Philadeipuis
Beede
Ranly
Anthlog
Coe
An Author Who Hated Water and Yankee Pronunciation
A faded clipping recalls Mme d Arblay aka Miss Fanns Hurney famed for hating water and confiding to Hoory Flollund she did not wash for ten years The Origin of Yankee Pronunciation notes seventeenth century Suffolk settlers driving American Yankee twang A quip about a razor and hollow ground ends with a Plutonian blacksmith metaphor for life’s blows
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Mme. d’Arblay
Fanns Hurney
Hic
Sif Hoory Flollund
America
London Spectator
Deeply Affecting Passage from Mra Navoreesh Quote
An excerpt-like fragment presents a stylized quotation attributed to Mra Navoreesh. It laments the depth of feeling stirred by French pheoments and Mayonnaise references. The text invokes La Rochefoucauld on great souls and virtue versus passion, amid odd publisher hints.
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Mra Navoreesh
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Caldwell
Hreyhen Grover
Buttato
New York
Chares J. Folger
Arthus
Mir. Folger
Folger
Anton
Willum Cleveland
Telden
MR. and
Mrs. Cleveland
Princeton
Marion and
Esther Cleveland
Big Mill
Coeur d'Alene
Parfort
John Cassedy
Frank Lemmer
Johnny
la Bochefoucauld
the Press Publishing Co
Alain Dalene
Oetinn
Tiana
Mae
Haley
Bhloe
Eh Sekison
Awtomoni
Fealdeuee
OR. E. Conn
Graham Block
Hubbard
H. H. Hubbard Real Estate
INSUH
Gardendale Room
Nati
Mrs. Tillie Wool
North
Robt. G. Johns
Antior Hotel
A. Blizt
Justice OF A
Ocean Steamship Ticketer Game
Wiggett Block
Coeur
Atco American Trus Roers
Union Lau
Glens
Coeur Dale
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