Senator Fairbanks Nomination Echoed by North Carolina Paper
An article claims Senator Fairbanks has been nominated for president by a Pasquotank county paper in North Carolina. It notes fierce internal newspaper battles over his support and cites the North Carolinian of Elizabeth City as a weekly Republican about to influence the race.
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Fairbanks
Senator Fairbanks
Indianapolia Newa
Pasquotank County
North Carolina
the News
North Caralinian
Elizaveth City
N. C
The
Newe
South
North Carolinian
Elizabeth City
Wafrbanks
Indianapolis
The Hon Joe Aspires to the Third House
A caustic local column depicts Joe Morgan’s pledge to join a metaphorical third house to influence lawmakers. It critiques political influence, governance, and the role of public servants while naming figures like Cass Conaway and Simon Yanden and referencing Indianapolis politics and a future technical institute.
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Joe
Joe Morgan
John B. Cockrum
Zoro
Indianapolis
The Sketches and Songs of a Singer in Angytowa Tale
A fragmented 19th century vignette focusing on contrasting figures Blitzen Wiggins and Peter Biltzen, with a narrator recalling their antics and a section on song writers tips. The piece includes jokes, misheard names, and an inauspicious exchange about pride, insults, and mistaken fame.
Pilgrim Poet Love Amid Withered Awe
A fragmentary verse piece speaks of a pilgrim soul wandering the world with a divine companion. It invokes rain tears and sunny winds to shape oceans and fate, blending devotion, longing, and poetic ritual with archaic phrasing and a mystic, lyrical mood.
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Howe
Flattery, treaties, and political tempers in state press
In a crowded set of editorials and opinions, newspapers endorse strong action on treaties and critique primary election law. The Ligonstown and Worthington papers discuss bread and world leadership, while editorials praise Booth Tarkington’s stance against caucus tricks and Bookwalter Republican behavior, signaling potential mayoral prospects.
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Turag
Wayne County
Legia
Salisbury Smiles Amid Venezuela Debate Standoff
Lord Salisbury watched the debate on the King's speech from the gallery, with the American ambassador nearby. Lively exchanges referenced the United States as Duke of Devonshire argued claims to protect honor and safety, while Salisbury’s impassive expression drew amused glances from observers.
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Lord Salisbury
Tony Te Hetan
Venezuela
Dtr
Chonte
United States
Lant Speer
Duke of Devonshire
Mmilas
A Corner For The Women What Will Be Worn
A fashion feature outlines summer attire with white fabrics, lace, and French touches. It notes rustleless taffetas, silk mohair accents, black and white looks, and preferred morning and street gowns in pengee silk and butcher’s linen. Also includes household tips on linen care, table accessories, and simple sauces for meals.
An English Irish quarrel tale and city humor gems
Matthew J. Donohue recites anecdotes from Tammany circles about Irish wit vs English bluntness. Stories include Irish claims on famed generals, a clergyman’s church text joke, a census inquiry in Manhattan, a Philadelphia debate on capital punishment, and Canon Knox Little’s door to heaven sign with a summer caveat.
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Matthew J. Donohue
Tammany
Irian
Elachur
Balam
Baolanm
New York Times
Canon Knox Litte
Quras Linn
Heaven
Sets in vogue neckwear gains and prices rise
The article notes sets of neckwear like collars and cuffs are popular this spring. It describes various styles from 26 cent India cambric sets to 3 dollar elegant French pieces, with white all lace and embroidery options and a focus on affordable mix and match fashion for women. It emphasizes the value of owning multiple sets to match outfits and mentions the continuing appeal of white embroidery and delicate needlework.
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Chicago
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Astoria
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Logensport Journal
Salisbury
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Brooklyn
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Richelieu
Choi
China
Austrian
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Stransky
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Columbia National Bank
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A. A. Barnes
WF. C. Golt
W. XK. Sproule
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Security Trust Company
North Pennesleapia St
East Market St
the Central Trust Co
Market Street
Stransky Steel
Vonnegut Hardware Camp
Washington Street
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Merit Street
Ora Ozen Senday
Indianapolis Usiness Universit When
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Physicians and Surgeons
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