Maude Gonne to lecture in New York for Boer cause
The United Irish German and Holland societies plan a major visit by Maude Gonne the Irish patriot to rally American sympathy for the Transvaal against England. A renowned orator and editor of L Ireland Libre in Paris she travels with a storied history and noted beauty to persuade through speeches and writings.
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New York
Miss Gonne
America
Ireland
Emerald Isle
Transvaal
Maude Gonne
Col. Gonne
Trish
St. Petersburg
Miss Maude
England
Snow
Europe
McGrath
Sons of
Erin
Italy
France
Paris
The Saddest of All Is Loving
Marian Lestrange endures Edgar's conviction that love should yield to wealth as their marriage crumbles. He declares divorce and a future with Gertrude Garner, while Marian recalls their once hopeful life and the home she built with her hands. Her sacrifice and sorrow mirror the clash of affection and fortune.
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Ran
Edgar
Mariam
Gertrude Garner
Marion Lestrange
Marian
Edgar Eldridge
Gertrude Garser
Angin
New York News
Marian's Death Severs Edgar and His Love
In a dramatic scene from the New York News tale, Marian dies after Edgar Eldridge confronts betrayal. Marian's grave looms as Edgar seeks Gertrude Garner, who refuses his plea and warns him away. The narrative ends with Edgar vanished into memory and Marian laid to rest.
Hat Trends and Fashions for the Midwinter Season
Economical women seek value after the holidays and find new hat ideas evolving with the season. Fur remains dominant with chinchilla sable baby lamb and mink noted, while turbans in Spanish and Turkish styles lead, featuring velvet bands, rosettes, and fur trim.
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Chinchilla
Mrs Patterson Andrew Johnson's Daughter Critically Ill
Greenville Tenn reports Mrs Martin Johnson Patterson eldest daughter of President Andrew Johnson, sole survivor of his immediate family, is critically ill at her home with little hope of recovery. The article recalls her White House stewardship and public opening of conservatories and parlors. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertisement follows.
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Greenville
Tenn
Martin Johnson Patterson
Andrew Johnson
Patterson
President Johnson
Miss Johnson
White House
Presidential Mansion
Ladies' Shoes Half Price at Stout's This Week
Women can buy two dollar shoes for one twenty five at Stout's 318 Massachusetts Ave. A free car ticket is offered to each purchaser who presents this advertisement.
Daily lunch deal and afternoon specials at Ormonds
A 10 cent full meal and a ladies lunch on the second floor are offered daily from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Ormonds 16 W Pearl. Union Co operative Laundry is also advertised with contact 12609. A car ticket is given free to purchasers who present this Sun clipping at Stout's 318 Massachusetts Ave this week.
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Ormonds
Pearl-at
Robes and Harness Sale Noted by Van Despool
A brief notice records a sale event by Van Despool selling robes blankets harnesses and trunks as part of an upcoming public or private liquidation.
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van Despool
Iroquois War Nurse in Detroit Faces Poverty After Service
Mrs. Jane Hinsdale of Detroit, 94, served as a nurse and spy during the Civil War, accompanying soldiers to Erue Ridge and Centerville. Now in poverty with only a devoted old servant, she appeals for increased government pension as friends push for relief.
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Jane Hinsdale
Detroit
Germantown
Centerville
Black Horse
Mre
Bem
Centervilla
South Carolina
Washington
Fort Lyon
American Heiress Warns Against Foreign Nobles in Marriage
La Comtesse Loreau de Chavanne, formerly Miss Quirda Benson of Brooklyn, denounces decadent titled foreigners as marriage prospects for American women. She claims she married a Frenchman for title, was deprived by a contract to sell wives, and warns young Americans abroad to beware. Her life story, a novelized expose, reportedly includes prominent figures.
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Henry John Benson
Revenue Cutter Service
la Comtesse
Mme
Yong
We Twain Together and Love Forever
A fragment from an Atlanta Constitution poem by F. L. Stanton speaks of united love through joys and fears across land and sea. It includes a stray advertisement for DeWitt's Little Early Risers. The pill claims to cure constipation and liver troubles.
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Twain
F. L. Stanton
Atlanta Constitution
DeWitt’s
Ladies' Shoes For $1.25 With Free Car Ticket Offer
Advertisement states $2.00 ladies shoes now priced at $1.25 and notes a car ticket will be given free to each purchaser presenting the clipped advert from THE SUN. The readable text emphasizes a promotional sale and incentive.
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Stout’s
Massachusetts
Stout's
Wit and Wisdom Bits From the Chicago News
A collection of humorous maxims and observations on human behavior noting how appearances and words mask real character. Wry lines comment on savings, social pretenses, love letters, and everyday follies across bustling urban life.
Army romance of Celia Miles and Sam Reber told in childhood memory
The Baltimore American recounts the courtship of Celia Miles Gen Miles daughter by Capt Reber a tale of devotion between a girl and a much older army officer Their playful childhood romps and tale telling with Red Riding Hood and whimsical impersonations are described alongside Celias reaction to his mustache and aging.
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Celia Miles
Miles
Capt. Reber
Little Celia Miles
Sam Reber
Judge Reber
Rebers
Sammy Reber
Sammy
Papa
Baltimore American
Women and Secrets and the Double Standard
A Baltimore News quotation explores how women keep or betray confidences. It argues that women will protect a secret for a man but often reveal their own affairs, while noting men rarely betray a shared trust. The piece frames gendered expectations and the social consequences of secrecy.
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Ther Chum
John
Baltimore News
Shirt Waist Fashion of 1900 Brings Back Yoke-Free Back
The 1900 shirt waist omits back yokes, with only shoulder epaulets as decoration. Early in the year ushers in a harvest of pretty cotton fabrics for summer waists and gowns, offering new and appealing novelties and bargains.
Bully Varde Sparks Quiet Gossip in Crimsom Gulch
The Crimsom Gulch visitor notes Bully Varde and Broncho Bob in a tale of local chatter about Van Dyke and his kin. The exchange hints at a long visit, a golf club fixture, and a tense mood as old crimes loom in the background.
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Varde
Crimsom’ Gulch
Broncho Bob
Ors
Chalantly
Washington Star
Dr Pierce's Pellets Cited As Cure In Patient Letter
A patient reports delaying writing to Dr Pierce for advice about a stomach issue and says after using six bottles of Dr Pierce's product the symptoms improved. The writer claims no medicines are needed now and attributes overall health to the pellets and guidance.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Yeereeac
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Reliable Union Co-operative Laundry
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WIT and Wisdom
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Sala
Ade
Simmpson
Ofllinois
Welsbach
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Consumers’ Gas Trust Co
Capitol Ave. N
Indianapolis
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Waite
J.heer
Preak
Miewater
Journal
Physicians and Surgeons
Faetcher
Hers Sanatoriae
Ba Mary & Spink
J.J. Kwyne
Ohio St
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Vonnegut Hardware Co
Washington St
Mark’s
Pennsylvania Street
Majestic Building
Ie Ea
Indiana National Bank
Chicago
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