Little Maud MacCarthy The Irish Violin Prodigy
Maud MacCarthy born in Ireland ten years ago in the Emerald Isle is an Irish born violin prodigy who studied in Sydney with Miss Pedhey and later with Senor Arbos. Her father a medical man in Sydney is also a pianist composer and painter. Her mother is a singer and Miss MacCarthy has earned praise and a gilt medal while the Queen and Mr Gladstone know of her talent.
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Maud MacCarthy
Prince’s Hall
Treland
Sydney
Maud
Australia
Senor Arbos
Royal Academy of Music
Two safety hints for children about woods and snakes
The New York Times offers two tips to reduce fear of the woods this summer. First, avoid three leafleted vines and red berry plants. never eat wild roots or berries without expert review. Second, distinguish snakes by markings. circular rings are harmless while longitudinal stripes indicate danger.
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Australia
New York Times
A Nose Out of Joint in Late-Night Baby Tale
A fragment from a domestic scene describes a baby in a house arriving late at night. The narrator notes the infant’s frequent eye closure and bare head while claiming the child tells many lies, creating a tense unsettled mood.
British Exports to America Stagnate Amid Tariff Fight
The piece notes English exporters shrinking sales to the United States in early 1894, with a total drop of 12 million dollars in three months and a yearly decline of about 19.5 million, prompting calls in New York for the Wilson tariff bill. It criticizes Democratic delays in passing tariff reform, urging prompt, recorded votes on proposals and accusing Democrats of inaction while the nation suffers economic strain.
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America
New ‘York
Cooper Union
Harrison
Manhattan
England
United States
London
Ccccecsee Ees
Vvanes
New York
Charles R. Buckland
Senate
Executive
House
Potter
Dodder
Protection rhetoric and historic crime notes in brief
The Mark Lane Express decries perpetual protection as a Liberal risk to governance and urges pragmatism over fixed principles. A brief 1884 sidewalk peel death is noted, alongside 1892 coffee and soup scalds with 108 deaths in a year, and a Trim UNE office job ad concludes the clipping.
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Mark Lane Express
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Mamma
Papa
Hit
Samantha Hall
Cleveland
Frederic R. Coudert
Cook Cleveland
Trim Une
Dr.Bonjean
Jansy and
Savinis
Virpeciailly
Bonjean
Paris
New York City
Maiden Lane
Paxeon's
Park St
Butte, Mont
Court of Honor
The
Republic
Transportation
Midway
McCormick
McCormick Harvesting Machine CO
Chicago
Dillon Implement Company
George J. Staudaher
Commis
Sion
Dillon National Bank
Bannack Street
Mont
Montana
T. E. Mills
Ner Helena
W.K
Hamerican
Ighness
Free Trade Clique
Willy Wick
Ficht
Willy Willy Wick
Wilson
Carlisle
Willy
Liege
Wilcon
Hill &Co
W. T. Douglas
Crowell & Nuckolls
Center Street
J. C. Orem
the Times
W.L. Doucas
W. Is
Douglas
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
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