Meq York Fashion Letter Describes a Tailor Made Woman
A fashion letter depicts a stylish, businesslike woman who frequents a tailor shop, preferring men’s cuts and box coats, with refined dress details. It notes her bold, consistent style, luxury fabrics, and high taste, including a tuxedo influence, tailored pockets, and well coordinated accessories.
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Desimonico
Gentlemenly and tailor made fashion in a stranger era
The article describes styles and outfits among fashionable women including neat dressers with long skirts and fur coats, Estelle Clayton as a top example, and a New York bride receiving a lavish washstand set in repoussé silver. It covers rainy day attire and ends with a note on Ely's Cream Balm for nasal catarrh and its wide availability.
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Legion
Estelle Clayton
America
New York
Canadian Wheelmen plan hired editor for organ
The Canadian Wheelmen's association aims to secure a paid editor for its official organ. The French wheel paper Le Velocipede Illustre enters its 25th year. Wheelwomen reach Japan amid surprise at exports. 84,000 cycles from Birmingham and 87,000 from Coventry in 1893. A new mud guard uses a spring roller shade principle and folds away when not in use.
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Wheelmen's Association
le Velocipe de Illustre
Japan
Birmingham
Coventry
Castoria Brand Revered Across Generations
A nostalgic note recalls Castoria as a family staple from infant illness to motherhood. The poem traces a child crying, a Miss clinging to Castoria, and mothers giving it to their children, highlighting its longstanding role in a household remedy.
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Castoria
Edith to college plan by The Highminds family
The statement notes Edith will be sent to college by the Migs Shoddie and Highminds with Mrs Shoddie remarking the cost is lower for schooling than keeping a daughter at home. The dialogue hints at family dynamics and economic considerations.
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Valgar
Migs Shoddie
Edith
Shoddie
Cutting Trousers Sixe Sixe New York Prison Log
John Y. McKane, last in line during Sing Sing morning march, faced his first prison breakfast a pint of burnt bread coffee. He then began trousers cutting lessons under an instructor, while worried he might have heart lung or kidney disease per a doctor’s certificate.
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Sing Sing
John Y. McKane
New York
McKane
Bikl
Ellison
Francis Weeks
Sill
Gravesend
Pope Leo XI Celebrates Birthday on Coronation Anniversary
Pope Leo XII marks his eighty fourth birthday and sixteenth coronation anniversary. Cardinal Monaca LaValletta offers congratulations as the pope thanks all and speaks of continuing to serve the church. He urges a return to moral faith, denounces Free Masonry, and calls for equity, charity, rectitude, and peace through church guidance.
Explosion at Repuano Chemical plant devastates Gibbatown
Levi Ivins, a workman, was killed when a blast ripped the waste separating building of Repuano Chemical in Gibbatown N J. The explosion shattered the structure and damaged nearby buildings with the shock felt fifteen miles away. In a separate item Mrs Louie Rockwell died after being shot by Pitcher McNabb at the Hotel Eiffel, prompting his body to be returned to Mount Vernon Ohio. Ambassador Wayne Mac Veagh arrived in Rome to present credentials and seek an audience with the king next week.
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Pattapirpuia
Repuano Chemical Company
Gibbatown
N. J
Levi Iving
Pursurre
Louie Rockwell
Pitcher McNabb
Hotel Eiffel
California
McNabb
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Rome
Wayne Mac Veagh
United States
Italy
Alice
Southport
Prisoner Kills His Heeper and Wounds Another
Trenxrox New Jersey March 2 Jon Wall Wiltso alias John Mulwitz sentenced twenty years in state prison. he forced his cell door and gained access to an unspecified area.
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Trenxrox
N. J
Jon. Wall Wiltso
John Mulwitz
Atate
Prisoner Attacks Keeper and Kills Center Keeper
A convict seized a rope in the corridor then choked Keeper Jas I Walters into unconsciousness. Center Keeper Joseph B Lippincott arrived, the convict seized his gun and killed Lippincott. The Witlse was recaptured.
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Jas. ‘I’. Walters
Joseph B. Lippincott
Lippincott
Witlse
Martial Law Declared at Eagle West Virginia
Martial law is in effect in Eagle with military authority. Governor MacCorkle received a dispatch from Major Banks asking for troops to Powellton to safeguard life and property amid threats from Eagle and Montgomery strikers against Powellton miners. Rioter W T Akins to be buried today. funeral could inflame the situation. Governor has three more companies ready to move to prevent violence.
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Cuarcestox
W. Va
Eagle
Mac Corkle
Banks
Powellton
Chesapeake and Ohio
Armatrong Creek
Montgomery
MacCorkle
W.T. Akins
Mystery and murder mix at Midwest mills and farms
A large woolen mill in Hillx0 R90 Ohio closed on bank judgments totaling about $18,000 after the disappearance of J S Bliifritz senior partner, last heard from in Chicago on February 17. Rumor and grief surround his absence with no trace of him or the goods sent to St Louis. In Lina Ohio a wealthy widow is found murdered near St Henry. robbers stole $2,000 and silverware as a posse hunts for suspects.
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Barsovesville
Harlan County
Len Tye
Misa Bryant
Williamsburg
Miss Bryant
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
J. S Bliifritz & Co
Elllifritz
Palmer House
Chicago
St. Louis
Lina
St. Henry
Here
Sarah Balmer
Hero of Rio Benham Praised as Ideal Naval Officer
The column lauds Admiral Benham as a courteous, steadfast leader who protected the American flag in Rio de Janeiro. It recalls Grant’s praise, contrasts Benham with old‑school rivals, and emphasizes restraint, diplomacy, and force when needed to uphold national prestige and protect American seamen.
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Brazil
Admiral Benham
Ingraham
Smyrna
Koszta
Marcy
Chevalier Hussemann
Rio Janeiro
Nelson
Cooper and Marryat
Sketch of Miss Margaret Reid Calibrated Singer
Margaret Reid, born in Maysville Kentucky, rose from Indianapolis roots to study in Boston and Paris. Her pivotal break came aboard a steamer with Signor Vianesi and a chance Hamlet rehearsal at the Metropolitan, leading to a triumphant operatic debut in New York and later success in France with grand opera.
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Margaret Reid
Maysville
Blue Grass
Kentucky
Whitelaw Reid
Indianapolis
Boston
Mass
Charles R. Adams
Paris
Fvo
Madame Leonard
Garcia Family
Miss Reid
Signor Vianesi
Abbey & Grau Grand Opera Company
Seaman's Aid Society
Ifis
Metropolitan Opera House
Thomas
Hamlet
Marie van Zandt
Ophelia
Mlle. van Zandt
New York
Signor Viannesi
France
Messrs. Abbey & Gray
Quigg Beats Brown in Fourteenth District Race
The Fourteenth district narrowly favors the Republican candidate Lemuel Ely Quigg by a 984 plurality, defeating ex State Senator William L. Brown. The wider state results show a Democratic plurality in other districts, with Straus singled out for a biography note. Quigg, a Maryland born thirty one year old, rose from newspaper work in New York City to prominence within the Republican party.
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New York City
New York
Ashbel P. Viteh
John KR. Fellows
Isibor Strack
Isidor Straus
Frederick Sigrist
Lemuel Ely Quigg
William L. Brown
Felows
New Democratic Congress
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Georgia
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Lie
Maryland
John Quigg
New York Tribune
EB. Quinn
Republican Party
Quigg
Congress
Swetnam Vendors Applaud Chamberlain Cough Remedy
E. R. Swetnam of Fairfax Station Virginia reports customers travel forty miles to his store to buy Chamberlains Cough Remedy a dozen bottles at a time. He says it is a great local favorite with notable cures for coughs colds croup and whooping cough and is sold by druggists.
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D. W. Fuller
Canajoharie
N. Y
Dr. King
G. A. Dykeman
Catskill
Dreier & Bro
H. Clifford
New Cassel
Wis
Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
Bucklen
John Speaker
Catawba
James Lambert
New Brunswick
Chamberlain
E. R. Swetnam
Fairfax Station
Virginia
Enigma and Buried Trees Puzzles From 19th Century Page
A cryptic set of puzzles presents riddles about kings, dependencies, and wordplay. Entries include Enigma No 43, Buried Trees and Plants No 44, Metagrama No 4 6, Concealed Shakespearean Names No 62, and assorted wordplay gems with references to classical figures and playful transpositions.
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