Harper's Magazine 1890 issues teaser and lineup
Summary notes a Harper's Magazine issue in 1890 featuring Andrew, Daudet, Howells, Hearn, translations by Henry Igigmos, and Rossi Myrbach illustrations. It promises serialized tales, a humorous colony theme, the Taras story, and two page Youma novelette amid current events and short pieces.
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Edocen
Harper's
Andrew Pane
Harper
Alphonse Daudet
Exclu Antye
Tarasion
Targrin
Henry Igigmos
Rossi Myrbachan
D. Howells
Lafcadio Hearn
Harper's Magazine subscriptions and bindings offer
Harper & Brothers advertise subscriptions to Harper's Magazine with June and December volume releases. Back volumes up to nine years, cloth binding or cloth cases available by mail, prices per volume and an index to volumes 1–70. Remittances by postoffice money order or draft to Harper & Brothers, New York.
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Sears
Harper's Magazine
Searee
Harper’s Magazine
Harper& Brothers
Harper & Brothers
New York
Harper's Weekly
Harper & Mothers
Harper's Bazar
Patna
Rao
Harper & Brothere
Harper's Weekly Illustrates Diverse Editorial Life
The 1890 Harper's Weekly proclaims its status as America’s leading illustrated newspaper with fair editorials and rich literary content. It highlights a Mexican romance by Thomas A. Jauvier to appear in the weekly in 1800, and notes remarkable variety in supplements and art.
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Harper's Weekly
America
Thomas
Harper’s Weekly and Harper’s Young People Subscriptions
Public notices outline subscription terms for Harper’s Weekly and Harper’s Young People. Rates cover monthly, yearly, and bound volumes with cloth bindings. Orders and remittances to Harper & Brothers, New York, by mail or express are advised.
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Arper's Bazar
Magazin
United States
Canada
Mexico
Harper's Bazar 1890 Fashion Journal and Stories
The 1890 Harper's Bazar presents fashion plates pattern supplements and home fashion guidance for dressmakers and professionals. It features short stories parlor plays thoughtful essays and humor with ongoing serials by Walter Besant F W Robinson Olive Thorne Miller Christine Tor hone Herrick and Mary Lowe Dickinson.
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Harper's Bazar
Olive Thorne Miller
Christine Torhune Herrick
Mary Lowe Dickinson
Walter Besant
F. W. Robinson
Harper's Periodicals Subscriptions and Rates
Harper & Brothers outlines per year pricing for Harper's Periodicals and Harper's Bazar, noting volumes begin January, subscription terms, and postage or express charges. Remittances by money order or draft, address New York.
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Harper's Periodicals
Harper's Young People 11th Volume Opens With New Serials
The November 5 1889 issue promises readers multiple long serials and two part tales. It highlights William O Stoddard Lucy C Little Margaret E Sangster and others with fairy tales by Howard Pyle and Frank M Bicknell. Other contributors include W D Howells Thomas Nelson Page Mary E Wilkins Nora Perry Harriet Prescott Spofford and more.
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Harper's Young People
William O. Stoddard
Phil
Lucy C. Little
Prince Tommy
Johnn Russell Coryell
Margaret E. Sangster
Mjllimur Arth Boyasop
Howard Pyle
Frank M. Bicknell
W. D. Howells
Thomas Nelson Page
Mary E. Wilkins
Nora Perry
Harriet Prescott 8Ford
David Ker
Hezeniah Butterworth
Sophie Swott
Richard Malcolm Johnson
Harpers Young People Subscription Advertised
A specimen copy of Harpers Young People is offered on receipt of a two cent stamp. Subscriptions for juveniles provide 18 useful knowledge items and entertainment through the Advertiser. Remittances should be made by post to Harpers Brothers New York.
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Harpers
Ton Advertiser
Aerper&brothers
New York
Shoreham liquor license under Morton scrutiny
A letter from F M Bradley presents a Washington investigation on Vice-President Morton and the Shoreham hotel license. It states the hotel must hold a bar room license for serving wines, Morton not signing or endorsing the permit, and that responsibility lies with Keenan unless Morton prohibits alcohol in his building. The note also lists local civic figures and lodge actions.
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National Temperance Advocate
Bradley
F. M. Bradley
Washington
National Division of Sons of Temperance
The
Advocate
Morton
Shoreham
Washington, D. C
J.N. Stearns
James R. Keenan
Keenan
L. P. Morton
John R. McLean
FMM Brapbry
Correspondence from Warrenspura and New York Oct 1889 to Nov 28 1889
From Warrenspura a delega tion joins a fraternal event in Illinois with Cantons from Chicago and Madison. A meeting in Springfield leads to an officer election and praise for founding a Home for Odd Fellows orphans. In New York the writer reflects on Brazil becoming a republic, Europe’s liberal surge, and US naval funding and merchant marine subsidies.
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Warrenspura
RF. A. Raymond Sr
Fred Raymond Jr
Henry
Raymond Sr
Mra Raymond Jr
Warrensburg
Lydia M. Raymond
Nancy Coan
Marshall R. D. Lodge No. 170
Springfield
St Nicholas Hotel
J. B. Raymond
Lincoln
J B Raymond
America
Jodge No
Chicago
Grand Canton Excelsor No
Cr. Wyman
Leland
State House
Representatives
Humphrey
Leland Hotel
Lizzie L. Morrison
Ilinois
Rea O & Louis
D. R
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows’ Hall
America Lodge 188
Lizgie Iz Morrison
Heary
Republican
New York
United States of Brazil
Patti
Empire of
Brazil
Dom Pedro
Europe
Prince of Wales
Albert Victor
England
France
United States Mail
Congress
Philadelphia
North River
Uncle Sam
The
Marine Journal
United States and
Brazil Steamship ‘Co
United States
New York Post Office
Braziline
Lloyd
Cunard Line
U. S. Navy
Ladies Club Flourishing and Local Appointments Made
In a brief note the writer praises the Ladies Club, notes Mayor Grant’s appointment of Mrs Agnew and Mrs White as school commissioners, and mentions the Bisland-Ely travelers reaching their first milestone. The piece touches on subsidies for the merchant marine and export trade as broader topics.
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United States
Grant
Mra Agnew
White
Bisland-Ely
Youra
N.Y
A Fortunate Woman Healed by Heart Cure Remedy
Mrs Mary L. Baker of Oyid Michigan, once plagued by heart disease and breathlessness, reports remarkable relief after two bottles of Dr Miles New Heart Cure. She says her mind and eyesight improved and urges others to use the remedy. J. E. & F. A. Powell druggists endorse and guarantee it. Free copy of Dr Miles work on heart disease with testimonials.
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Mary L. Baker
Oyid
Mich
Dr Miles
J. E
F. A. Powell
Miles
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Hedding College
Abingdon
Sacred Heart Convent
Poorls
Zienty Republican
Gxzonce Burr, Borror
Matton
Pres T Morton
Shoreham” Liquor
T. A. Withory
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M. Greibal
Anna §. Moreland
Spring Valley
J. W. Spaulding
Champaign
J. L Barnum
Grand Lodge
Logan County
Lypra M
Ray Monp
G. W. Brown
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Cathy Wate Baciacea Bases
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Drs. Starkey & Palen
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Victor L. Conrad
Lutheran Observer
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D. D. Rochester
Wm Penn Nixon
Inter-Ocean
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Oxico
Emma Cooper
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Spanish Honduras
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Casablanca
Diorocco
M. W. Ashbrook
Red Bluff
Cal
James Moore
Supt Police
Blandford
Dorn Otshire
Jacob Ward
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Starkey & Palon
Starkey & Palen
Thompson & Sons
LACON
Ill
First National Bank
Allus
Fairbank
N.K. Fairbank & CO
Ottawa
Gazee
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Henry, Il
New Meat Market
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Deyoe & Weeks
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