Republicans Discuss League Clubs in New York Meeting
New York executive committee of the Republican National Committee met at 1:30 pm with ten members present. They planned league club organization and appointed a headquarters committee. Rumors linked Homestead tensions to the group, but members denied any involvement. Chairman Carter left for Washington.
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New York
Republican National Committee
A. B. Humphreys
James A. Blanchard
KE. P. Allen
Michigan
James A. Burke
College Republican League of Clubs
Messrs. Bliss
Manley
Clarkson
Fessenden
Hugh O'Donnell
Homestead
Carnegie
O'Donnell
Carter
Washington
Newling
Madison Square Garden
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Connecticut
Weaver speaks at Indiana rally and Nevada Silver pact noted
Des Moines reports General Weaver's July 20 speaking engagement in Vincennes Indiana for an inter state rally. A letter from George S Nixon indicates Nevada will cast its three electoral votes for Weaver. Weaver plans to visit the Silver states upon returning from Indiana. Jefferson City notes Missouri Democratic state convention in session with Dalton Stone ease contending for governor and other races. President Harrison leaves for Washington.
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Cucaneo
Ralph &. Hoyt
Single Tax Club
Cleveland
Chicago
Ralph E. Hoyt
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Des Moines
Weaver
Vincennes
Ind
George S. Nixon
Silver Party of
Nevada
People’s Party
Indiana
Jefferson City
Dalton
Stone
Ease
Ibson
I . Peventy
Florea
Wood
Stevena
Lreamitt
Williams
Changeable Spouse Reflections at the Club
A humorous dialogue excerpt contrasts marital duties and social habits. A wife accuses frequent club attendance before marriage, while a husband defends his absence then and now, ending with a lighthearted exchange on commitment and domestic routine. The tone echoes Harper's Bazar style and 19th century social wit.
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Harper’s Bazar
Wealthy Matchups and Comedic Fragments in Life Snippet
A playful exchange contrasts two suitors considering Miss Bullion and Miss Sterling, noting age and riches. A foreign scene adds humor as a stout tourist mocks French chaos and a man sits on the floor instead of a chair.
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Miss Bullion
Goldie Sterling
Ask the Intellectual Man Not for Answers
In a verse from the Columbus Spectator the speaker jokes that the intellectual man should not be asked about trivial curiosities such as the latest horse race shop with the swinging door or where eyes glow softly in England or Japan. The piece contrasts grand questions with everyday knowledge seekers.
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England
Japan
Cohunbla Spectator
Right Here at Home
A nostalgic poem exalts Hoosier life and staying in Indiana. It sits on home pride, plain happiness, and the old home place as a sacred anchor, praising modest values and community over distant grandeur.
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Sallus
Earshot
Riddles of Fate and Fifty Years of Life Companions
A reflective piece pairing philosophy with a long marriage narrative. It contrasts how philosophy explains events with the unpredictable drift of human destinies set against the backdrop of a fifty year union. The text blends musings on time, Providence, and personal growth with snippets of domestic life and anecdotes.
German Syrup Endorsed by Maine Hotel Proprietor
Frank A. Hale of De Witt Mouse Lewiston and Tontine Hotel Brunswick testifies he uses Boschee's German Syrup for his recurring lung troubles and coughs and has advised many others to take it, claiming it is the best cough syrup on the market.
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Erman Grup
Frank A.,hale
de Witt Mouse
Lewiston
Tontine
Brunswick
Boschee
Burial of Mr Bentley Sparks Local Grief
A Brooklyn Life note reports the burial of Mr. Bentley yesterday. The article omits cause or status but confirms the burial and notes the widow’s shock at the news.
Not Yet Lost Our Noble Life In daily Strife
Poem fragment reflecting on midlife troubles and a missed noble ideal. The speaker recalls a flutter of higher possibilities once felt near, now kept for future fulfillment as life’s daily jar and fret press on. Adelaide A. Procter.
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Adelaide A. Procter
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