Demorest's Magazine advertisement predicts life lines and fortune
An ornate ad extols Demorest's Magazine and its zodiac like lines from palmistry to heart fate and health. It promises a nine hundred word gallery of art and patterns for a $2.00 subscription, claiming over twenty five dollars in value and a free specimen copy. It mentions publisher W. Jennings Demorest and a New York address.
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Palmigtry
Fame
Richea
Demorst
Demorest
Venus
W. Jennings Demorest
East 14Th St
New York
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Hudson Medical Institute
Montana District Court terms set for 1891 calendar
The Fifth Judicial District in Montana fixes regular court terms for Jefferson Madison Beaverhead counties. Terms occur on the specified Mondays in January April July October February May August November March June September December. Court opens at 10 a.m. on each Monday by order of the court.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Jefferson County
Madison County
Beaverhead
Kh. Z. Tomas
Blockade At Northern California Rail Yard Grows Tense
Reports from San Francisco and Sacramento describe a worsening railroad blockade in Northern California. Troops ambushed, trains wrecked, and a Japanese boy killed as militia and strikers clash near the Southern Pacific depot. Los Angeles sees a partial breakthrough with trains resuming under guard.
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San Francisco
United’ States
California
Los Angeles
Rickards Proclamation for Rail Way Destruction
Gov Rickards issued a proclamation offering a reward of 1000 dollars for conviction or apprehension of anyone using dynamite or other means to destroy railway property in this state.
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Anacoxna
Rickards
Strikes threaten rail service as extra police swarm yards
In Oaxtano on July 11 an additional 150 special policemen and deputies were sworn in and railroad officials prepared to run trains. Strikers vowed to wreck engines and attacked Mole Yard before reinforcements arrived, then again after deputies arrived. News of a Sacramento area wreck led Division Superintendent Wilder to halt further preparations amid tense stand-off.
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Oaxtano
Alameda
Sacramento
Wilder
Northern Pacific trains move under guard in Montana
Federal troops guard Northern Pacific passenger trains in Montana as remote reports say nothing major has happened in the past 24 hours. At Fort Douglas four companies of the 16th regiment are ordered to move to the Southern Pacific line on short notice. Union Pacific plans through trains to Portland tonight as repairs continue after last month’s floods.
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Montana
Northern Pacific
Sart Lake
16Th Regiment
Fort Douglas
Southern Pacific
Portland
Striking Labor Leaders Rally Amid Uncertain Progress
Mayor Hopkins reports riot and disorder stamped out as rail service resumes. Debs predicts a national strike with one million workers ready by week end, while Sovereign cites no definite progress. A Gompers meeting draws interest amid bitter petulant verse from Christian Work.
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Oincaco
Hopkins
K. of L
Debs
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Labor Strikes Reach Chicago Ahead of Federation Meeting
The Knights of Labor and allied trades show mixed activity as strikes continue in Chicago. Leaders claim 10 000 workers may join if actions extend, while surface indicators do not confirm full walkouts. The American Federation of Labor executive board meets in Chicago tomorrow, expected to influence the dispute.
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American Federation of Labor
How to Make a Mr Maginty Tumbler Toy
A detailed guide for crafting a small figure called Mr Maginty from a marble, linen, cloth, fur, and felt. It describes assembling a clothing outfit including a swallowtail coat and vest, attaching limbs from gloves, and wiring a plush cap. The toy performs by tumbling down an ironing board placed on a chair arm.
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Maginty
Blindness or Demeanor Question on May Day
A tall stylish woman with smoked glasses walks Chestnut Street with a colorful pug as pedestrians gather. A boy offers a silver dime saying his mother told him to be kind to the blind, prompting a sharp reaction from the woman and a bootblack’s taunt labeling her a “dudelet.”
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Chestnut Street
Ninth Street
Sonny
Philadelphia Press
Wisdom of Childhood Echoes in a Midnight Moment
An 8-year-old girl speaks with calm insight as her mother tries to soothe her to sleep. She notes the sound likely comes from a cricket, offering a simple, confident explanation amid a quiet night.
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Land
New National Council of Jewish Women Formed
The New York Sun reports the creation of a national council of Jewish women with religious philanthropic and educational aims. Mrs. Henry Solomon presides, a 10 member board leads, and state vice presidents coordinate sections expected to grow to hundreds nationwide. Conventions are biannual, sections must report monthly, and topics like Women in Israel and Bible study guide meetings.
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National Council of Jewish Women
Henry Solomon
National Council
Council
National Board
Israel
United States
New York
Chicago
New York Sun
Princess Clementine Ends Engagement to Enter Convent
Antwerp letter reports Princess Clementine of Belgium plans to take the veil after turning eighteen. The decision dates back three years following the death of her cousin Prince Baldwin of Flanders during her engagement. She postponed only until after Princess Josephine’s wedding, remaining resolute to join the convent.
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Arwinnor
Clementine
Baldwin of
Flanders
Europe
Josephine
Antwerp
A Scientific Princess Exhibits Travels in Munich
Princess Therese of Bavaria, noted traveler and scholar, is elected to the Bavarian Academy of Science for her travel writings. She recently agreed to display her collected works in Munich's old court house, drawing wide notice. A Duluth Press column by Helen Cody Wetmore questions why men bar women from voting, arguing the premise is flawed.
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Germany
Therese
Bavarian Academy of Science
Munich
Berlin
Helen Cody Wetmore
Duluth Press
To Be Honorary President G A R Encampment Officials
Mrs. Minnie Sherman Fitch wife of Lieutenant T W Fitch of Pittsburg and oldest daughter of General W P Sherman is to be honorary president of all managers and committees for the upcoming G A R encampment.
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Minnie Sherman Fitch
T. W. Fitch
Pittsburg
Fragmentary jumbled text item
A damaged OCR reads as a jumbled note with stray phrases about reading attentively and talking, lacking clear events or names. The readable material is incomplete and does not present a coherent report or identifiable subjects.
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