A Curious Fact From Local Boots and Shoes Stock
Charles F. Willis announces a large new stock of winter goods including boots and shoes at prices that defy competition. He invites patrons to inspect the carefully selected items and thanks the public for past support while pledging continued effort to merit it.
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CHAS. IF. WILLIS
Duty of the party peace, harmony, reform in Maryland
In Maryland, Democrats claim a sweeping reelection win for Thomas J. Keating and larger legislative majorities. The paper urges party unity, outlines reform measures like a new registration bill, legalizing primaries, abolishing needless offices, mortgage taxation, tobacco law repeal, Baltimore police remodeling, and local option. It calls for an informal conference of leaders with Gov. Hamilton to craft a reform program, deter Republican coalitions, and ensure future Democratic dominance nationwide.
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Maryland
Thomas J. Keating
old Commonwealth
Democratic party
Gov. Hmimilton
Baltimore city
Whyte
Gazett
House
Senate
Gov
Hamilton
Baltimore county
Carroll
Howard
Prince George
Anne Arundel
snope
Baltinore Gast
Breezy Candidate Nominated Sparks Domestic Clash
In this Brooklyn style farce, Mr. Breezy proclaims his nomination for alderman at table, while Mrs. Breezy protests any political ruin to family honor. He presses onward, insisting he will run, as she bans him from public disgrace and poverty. Calamity, a superstition prone miner, narrates a hanging tale warning of suspense and a comic camp ethics clash.
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Mr. Breezy
Mrs. Breezy
Brooklyn
Imm
deny
Breezy
Cummins City
TIe
trouma
Big Laramie bridge
Ife
Rome
Vinegar Hill
Calamity
Laramie
The Old Homestead Remembers a Child's Home
A reflective poem recalls a beloved childhood home with grand trees, river, hills, and flowers. As years pass the speaker senses absence and loss, recalls a silent house, and faces the ache of loved ones gone, ending with a line about facing mortality.
Earthquakes mark a long cycle of world disturbance
The 1881 tremor span exceeds the 1811 12 events in breadth and impact with shocks felt across the globe from Chios to New Hampshire. Observers note cycles, link volcanoes and quakes, and hope for forecasts as science studies interior earth forces and vigilant observatories.
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Europe
Asia
Chios
Lisbon
Robamba
Caraccas
Agra
New Hampshire
Mississippi
Ohio
Cincinnati
Humboldt
South America
song
Agram
Casamnicciola
Peru
Hudson
St. Lawrence
Vesuvius
Etna
Hop Bitters Promote Health In Popular Medicine
An ad from the Nunda News extols la Hop Bitters as a widely used remedy now before the American public. It claims strong restorative effects and a milder taste than whiskey, likening it to bone-setters of old. The notice also promotes Pargong Exterminator for rats and vermin as a pest control product.
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Nunda News
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Denton Enterprise
WM. T. DAVIS
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Washington
THE FARM DEPARTMENT
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Paris
London
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NEW YORK STERALD
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New York
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Chestertown
Rolph’s
Booker’s
Quaker Neck
Grey'ston Creek
Queenstown
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GEO
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Ford’s Bazar
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Lumber Commission
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TIMDER
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