Senator John Kean of New Jersey Elected
Senator elect John Kean of New Jersey is 47, born December 4, 1852 in Ursino. He graduated from Columbia Law in 1874 and practiced law, serving in the New Jersey General Assembly and pursuing Republican gubernatorial bids. He holds positions with national and New York firms, seen as fiscally prudent and influential in state politics.
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John Kean
New Jersey
Ursino
N. J
Gov. Livingston
Columbia Law School
Kean
Gual
Citisens
Nalidaal Sigte Bark
Wiiaahed
Ho Noo
Manhattan
Visi Coupany
New York
Presidenl
Ilirecion
Taniindbouy
Cultivation of eating habits and social mores in early life
The text examines how early eating habits shape character, discussing the role of guidelines, discipline, and parental influence. It emphasizes mindful feeding, moderation, and the formation of lasting routines during childhood development.
Unclear text about a Russian marriage and betrothal case
The fragment describes a betrothal in Russia, with a mother arranging a marriage against the bride's will. It portrays alleged faithlessness and a plea for a voice in the plea of the forced union, seeking favor in a court or religious verdict.
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Russia
Women of Freed Cuba A Tale of Social Bounds
The article describes strict Cuban high society rules for foreign and local women, detailing escorts, family introductions, and public behavior. It notes that unescorted ladies face harsh judgment, and even trusted outsiders face scrutiny before meeting authorized Cuban families.
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Cuba
Europe
Aleady
Fedee
Sania
LAWYERS FIGHT SIZE OF FEET IN JUDGE GIBSON CASE
In Judge Gibson's court John Kable sues Ford Helm Brewing for damages claiming a scalded left foot shrank the foot and leg. Evidence shows measured left is smaller than right, while defense argues feet and legs are not uniformly sized. The trial parallels earlier cases of alleged limb disparity and court challenges to such claims.
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Gibson
John Kable
Ford Helm Brewing Company
Kable
bin Lefties
Arkie
Secs
Louie Faglet
Lust
Satia Me Haitroad Company
Wreca
Clalies
Bruth
Dex
Phila
Vatioeil Breiphi
Sires
YMCA
Hrisas
English Policy Plotsters Target British Isles Seizure Plan
A garbled excerpt describes a conspiracy involving government defendants and Tweedish figures aiming to seize lands in the Ealeeric and Ceeery islands to establish a preferred English influence. Names such as Lord Salsbury and Dordesey appear amid confused phrases about engagements with Brglend and Morneen.
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Dion Cyriog
Bek Barkers
Gertecives
Goveremert
Terencen
Brglend
Ealeeric
Ceeery Islands
Snerey Felands
Morneen
Lord Salsbury
Dordesey
Fragmentary note on a racing meeting and meals
Incomplete text hints at a discussing of a racing event or gathering and mentions meals and a person named Berger. Mentions Irish community and a committee or group with references to toast and cinema. Content is garbled with few discernible facts.
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Berger
Hellea
Flags and flag making at the New York Navy Yard
A report describes the flag making process in the New York Navy Yard equipment building. It notes three rooms dedicated to flag production, wartime extended hours, and a large output including forty flags on a large vessel and many more on smaller ships.
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New York Navy Yard
Citbeted
Tag
Scientific American
Dramatic Stage Notes and Critical Praise in New York
The article reviews a New York theater season with praise for Miss and mentions a leading actress praised for dramatic depth and stage presence. It notes reception of plays including Crime de Bergerac and performances by well known actors, with emphasis on critics and audience reactions.
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New Yorks
Theater Patrona of
New York
Mr Caines
Sen
Theatrical Topics on English Melodrama and Nathan Hale
The piece reviews English melodrama, noting a shift toward high quality in Western productions and praising Nat Goodwin and Maxine Elliott in Nathan Hale. It discusses London Adelphi melodramas, Clyde Fitch’s near-great play status, and the lure of pretty women in stage success.
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Kentucky
Tae
Tio Adelphi
London
Nat Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
Nathan Hale
Goodwin
Miss Eliott
New York
Clyde Fitch
Fitch
Atesrica
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