Ice in the Heart and a Romantic Escapade at Manor Wycliffe
In a melodramatic tale from Milwaukee society pages, Miss Mable Murchison recovers enough from an odd ice cure to fall for John the coachman. They marry after elopement headlines. the aristocrat lord is killed, the estate descends to John, and a polar bear crest hints at an unlikely, lavish future at Manor Wycliffe by the sea.
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Scott
Jeruselam
M. D
John
Mouchair
Hon
Mabel
Milwaukee
Youger
Angleterre
Hamerica
Bluemass
Orrid
Mable
Mable Murchison
Angieterre No. 2
Manor Wycliffe-by-the-sea
England
Peck
Wolf and Peasant Duel Ends in Tragedy Admonition
A peasant fleeing a pursuing wolf climbed a tree and begged for mercy. The wolf bragged about the impropriety of climbing, demanded the peasant come down, and, when he did, the wolf killed him. The incident was reported by Free Press.
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Advan
P’easant
Ma Peety Faro
Cleveland Letter Fragments Stir Kentucky Voters
A garbled Confederate era style letter from Kentucky dated August 21 1554 discusses Grover Cleveland and tariff reform in blunt political terms. It references Beech er Hyde Beecher and Mare Halpin plus various readers in Ash tabula and Danville and urges support for Cleveland while critiquing money standards and party lines. The missive mixes humorous misprints with sharp partisan **tone** and mentions the Democratic stance on race and civil rights in a ballot context.
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Kentucky
Ablik Press
Salte Snconese
Bascom Nt
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Anyberi
Henry Ward Beecher
Ghent
Mariar Halpin
Plymouth Church
Smithville
Kentry
Perteckshun
J.L. Miscoory
Hendrix
Sherif Cleveland
Westerly
Rk. L
Ashtabula
Ohio
Mississippy
Eleckshun
Danville
Bustville
Mass
Republican Party
Blaine and Garfield Admired by English Readers
A London reader praises Blaine and Garfield as eminent, trustworthy leaders and urges fair, non-bitter support. The letter references the Monroe doctrine, Lord Brougham, Freeman Morse, and historical ties between American figures and British observers.
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London
Blaine
Garfield
Old South Congregational Church
Augusta
Garneld
Washington
Lord Brougham
House of Lords
Freeman H. Morse
M. C
Maine
Mr. Blaine
Santry
Manchester
C. O. Howard
Soedan
The
Advance
Butler Defends Record Against Hendricks Slander in Indiana
Gen Butler denounces Democratic attacks as slander in North Vernon addressing Indiana voters. He cites wartime acts aiding civilians, funds used for hospital and schools, and claims he balanced budgets while serving as major general. He recalls sentencing a flag desecrator and condemns his political opponents.
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Gen. Butler
Ot Vernon
Indiana
Hendricks
North Vernon
Butler
Pierce
Thomas A. A Eees Iin
St. Paul's Cathedral
Trough
United States
Giese SS
Iain
Cual
Senate
Orleans
New
Ananias
Sapphira
Seti
Sisters of A
Schoe
Mhavichter
Treasury Department
Washington
New Orleans
Thomas A. Hendricks
Blackguard
Young Men's Democratic Club
George W. Lucas
Cleveland and Hendricks Club
Dubuque
Blaine and Logan Club
Iowa
Dispatch
Blaine Addresses New England Fair Crowd at Noon
City and state leaders accompany James G Blaine as he attends the New England Fair. He hails agriculture as the farmer’s parliament and cites that farm products nationwide exceed 100 million dollars, underscoring agriculture’s central role in American wealth and national prosperity.
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Manchester
N. H
James G. Blaine
Smythe
George B. Loring
Mayor Portman
New England Fair
Blaine
United States
New England
California
West
New England Farmers Celebrate Profitable Results Exhibit
The passage extols industrial advancement and national gains enriching the United States. It lauds a New England State’s farmers for improved profitability, expresses gratitude for kindness and cordiality shown during an exhibition, and urges celebration of the era's prosperity and comfort.
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United States
New England
Maine Victory Drives Blaine Prospects in November
Bangor dispatch reports Maine Governor race results with Republican Blaine leading by about 3,000 to 5,000, a historic GOP majority in most counties. The electorial tone predicts a solid Blaine victory and gains for the Republicans statewide, with strong support from Blaine’s home turf and significant Irish and workingmen backing.
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Blaine
Augusta
Dr. Webb
Boston
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Simon
Dale
Clarkson
Chamberlain
Webb
Ecob
Congress
Speaker
Boutelle
Chicago Tribune
Bangor
Maine
Poe
Mt Y
Gov
Connor
Repubean
Dingley
Perham
Gov. Chamberlain
Eneieate
State Senate
Ea Deenee
Niagara
Voice of
Abraham Ane Ae
Ohio
Cleveland
Man Dingley
Ational Committee
Inanak Ge Omate
Nelson Dingley
J&b
Robie
Redman
Walker
Logan
Redman Res
Republy
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Frank C. Culley
Business Directory
S. Bentley
ACOBJ
Ees
B. F. Enos
Court Loase
L. B. Peaslee
Sudg
Court Street
Defiance, O
JI. F.deatrickh
Karst
Clinton and
Thirdstreets Defiance
K. V. Haymaker
J.W. Winn
Milton EF. Orcutt
LAW and
Notary Eee
Ralston’s Block
Court House
Defiance
H. B. Harris
Stone Front
Oppoite Court House
Henry Hardy
Wolsifer Block
W. C. Travis
Ttorney
Krotz Opera House Rock
Clinton Street
Charles E. Bronson
LAW Real Estate
Harley Bro S
Sutphen
Wochsiffer
Frank W. Knapp
Torney Atlaw and Notary Puplie
Motwages,&c. Alsoto Probate Businesan
Hale
Defiance, Ohio
Odice
Karst & Tenzer
Perry Street
Wabash Depot
C. Fl. Lindenberger
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Fat Cattie
Potterf
Willams Undertaking Rooms
Eea
American Union Sewing Machine
G. H. Williams
Ppaltimore
R. Brown
Porner
Clinton
Fancy Steam Dye Works
F. Heitzwable
Practia
LYER
A-Martin
MVE Furniture
Edenstead SA US
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Grovery
Gul
Sharon
Earth
Heaven
Hero
South
Cincinnati
Baltimore
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L. E. Beardsley
Third Sts
Deatrick & Sumners
Corwin & Kiser
Eureka
DRY Goods & Actions
H. Gherke
Ikeep
H. Gheres
Warren and
Grant Sts
2D Ward
L. Blanchard
Undertaker
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Clinton and Fifth Sts
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Boranko
CaTilla
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Gnicagr
J. L. Scott
An See Us
A. L. Schtentz
Jewelry Store
Tippin’s Livery Stable
Examachine
Charles I
Greely
Artic
Secretary of the Navy
Kinnikinick Baseball Club
Canada
Syria
Holy Land
Koch
Brougham
Aleasant
Nasby
Oracle
Bascom
Kevin
Dr. Magoun
Iowa College
Grinnell, Iowa
Patrick Egan
Irish National League
Irish Land League
Press of
Lincoln, Neb
Sec
Democrat
Isk “Eaton
Daily Sete Democrat
Democratic Party
America
John Devoy
Devoy
Mr. Cleveland
London Times
London Standar
London Daily Telegraph
London Daily News
London St. James’ Gazette
London Saturday Review
Parnell
Atlantic
Ireland
Charles Stewart Parnell
Gov. Kent
Ohio State News
Putnam County
Kalida
Jacob Bope
Fairfeid County
Lancaster
Findlay
W. McCall
Girard
Mahoning River
Warren
Ohio State Grange
Akron
Second National Bank of
M. Gearheys
Columbus Boot & Shoe Company
Hugh McKinzie
John Murphy
Lima
Wapakoneta
C. H. Trosdorff
Philadelphia
Lake Park
Youngstown
Jas
McCleary
Jacob F. Apt
J. R. Ehrenfried
Tiffin Manufacturing Company
Excelsior Iron and Mining Company
George Davis
Thomas Tynes
Portsmouth
Edward Stineburgh
Lockport
New Philadelphia
C. E. Akers
Monumental Park
St. Clair Street
Charles Cram
Centerbury
Cram
Catherine Peebles
Lawrence Railroad
Charles Stutz
Massillon
Adam Wendling
Wendling
Stutz
Frank Worthorst
Kirkland
Worthorst
Wicie Donaldson
Isaace Donaldson
Harriet M. Woods
E. 8. Woods
Newark
Woods
Licking County
Charles Woods
Wm. Woods
G. W. Manypenny
Willard Warner
Jersey
Miami County
Salmon
Dayton
State Board of Agriculture
Ohio Iron Company
Zanesville
Martin Darnell
William Draper
Amenville
Springfield
Spence & Walker
John Henry Blose
Billy Diehl
Blose
Tremont City
Diehl
Squire's Court
Teresa Siftings
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