Literary Notes in Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly December
Review highlights the December issue with Dr George Eber as lead author in My Tomb in Thebes and richly illustrated Egypt views. Kate Greenaway tots appear in Lovdies Home Journal run, Palmer Cox Brownies share space, McClure's offers four teen Napoleon portraits, and Rev Carlos Martyn resigns pastoral post for municipal corruption crusade.
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Frank Leslie
George Eber
Thebes
Egypt
Kate Greenaway
Run Magasine
Miss Greenaway
Lovdies’ Home Journal
Palmer Cox
Carlos Martyn
Chicago
Parkhurst
The Tareet's Dead and the Three O's Railroad Reorg
A Boston Philadelphia purchase group reorganizes the Charleston Cincinnati and Chicago line as the Ohio River and Charleston Railway. Officers Samuel Hunt J J Collier and others elected to head the new company with debt cleared and plans to inspect the property within days. The Three O's history shows prior charters and receiverships as the road now begins anew with independent finances and pending future development.
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Charleston, Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad Company
Three O's
Ohio River and Charleston Railway Company
Ita
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Wime
Samuel Hunt
Cincinanti
J. J. Collier
Philadelphis
George H. Earle
A. B. Loeb
Simon A. Stern
J. Poets
John Gold
Vhwait
John ©. Haines
R. M. Mess
Aystem
Finance Company of Pennsylvania
Investment Company of Philadelphia
From the Land of Flowers and Local Notes
A miscellany notes daily life in Florida including temperatures, tomato planting, new beans and radishes markets, and humorous lines about residents. It mentions a marriage at Flourville and Umatilla with a wedding supper and well wishes, plus a Chicago to Milwaukee rail service note with connections and a contact for tickets.
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Grand Teland
Tennessee
W. R. Brummit
Tenneeses
Tolbert Collins
Flourville
Teno
Lula Lahey
John Lahey
Umatilla
Fla
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Minnesota
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Idaho
Oregon
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Pacific Coast
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Jas. C. Pond
General Passenger Agt
Milwaukee
Wis
We Buy Goods At The Cheapest Market
Wes advertises a cash or merchandise offer to buy 10,000 bushels of white corn. The note claims lower prices than competitors and invites trial purchases to prove the bargain.
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Johnson City
Reform thoughts and a young actress notes in Athens
The piece surveys social reform topics in magazines with focus on gender roles and education, praising women's intellect and challenging male dominance. It highlights Mira Bertie K. Shipley's upcoming Baptist church entertainment and recalls her prior Sapphonian debut, then notes a Judge Cole ruling in a DC court about Sugar Trust officials and brokers facing a Senate committee inquiry.
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The
North American Review
Arena
Mira Bertie K. Shipley
Athens
Tenn
Baptist Church
Athen
Bertie Shipley
Shipley
Gipsey Flower Girl
Grant University
Cole
United States Court For
District of Columbia
Sugar Trust
Brokirsa
Senate
Stirrings in Congress and economy driven by cotton woes
A chaotic collage of political shifts and economic worries fills the page. CONGRESSMEN contest seats in Louisiana and Illinois. debates unfold in Chicago. a Republican plurality in Pennsylvania is recorded. labor and bank plans trigger action in Baltimore and Ohio. Cotton prices drop as merchants boost activity. failures rise nationally. A murder, mill suspensions, and a canal push mingle with local notices and a peculiar verse at year’s end.
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Chicago
Illinois
L. E. McGann
Subscriptions Offer for Wright Literature Premium Book
A noted offer promotes $1.00 subscriptions for new and renewing readers. Preview sample copies of Tug Inustraren Homer Guasv and the premium book are available at this office for interested lovers of Wright and fascinating literature. Letters should be addressed to the specified office.
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Wright
Homer Guasv
Wrightsville Morris ristown welcomes new pastor Cowan
The Presbyterian congregation of Morris ristown receives Pastor Mr. and Mrs. 3 C Cowan with a warm welcome. On arrival they host a donation party with nearly one hundred members bringing gifts including flour sugar coal tomatoes coffee spices linens and more. A Denver dispatch notes a new agreement among mine owners and capitalists to control U S silver production.
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Morrisristown
Cowan
Morristown
Johnson City
Denver
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