Spirit Byrnie Averts Sack of Ralph Factory
Spirit Byrnie a brave 18 year old girl from the Ralph factory warns the owner of a planned mob attack in Tompkina square. Mr Ralph, moved by her courage, offers marriage but she declines, citing class and birthright. A later confrontation reveals Spirit’s family ties guiding future inheritance prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkina Square
Bkighth
Ralph
Spirit Byrnie
Ranzom Payne
Bia
Spirit
Mr. Ralph
Mr. Burnia
Mr. Relph
Thair
Byrnie
BR. B
Gone to Press and Other Epitaphs in Humorous Verse
A collection of brief quips and exchanges about epitaphs and social foibles, including a marble cutter suggesting Gone to Press for a editor husband’s grave inscription and satirical snippets on marriage and fashion from turn of the century newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence American
The Ways of Women and Other Humorous Notes
A scattered newspaper collage reports on Miss Georgia Cayyan of the Lyceum company and her sister in New York, social life, and a general rise of women’s informant clubs. It then shifts to European royal figures, Madame Eugenie and wealth, plus remarks on female society in London. Finally sports gossip covers baseball signings and Philadelphia team debates with Farrar and Delahanty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Cayyan
Gay Lyceum Company
New York
Barnum
Maine
Maybrick
London
Eugenie
Europe
Paris
Hugenie
Fara
Edith Sessions Topper
Chicago Herald
East
Misa Tupper
Harpers
Scribner’s
Ladies’ Club
Lexandra
Smith
Long John Healy
Kansas City
Weckbesker
Indianapolis
New York Sun
Hamilton Disster
Adam Foranpaugh
Postmaster van Cott
McKean
Echems
Australia
Darby O'Brien
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Arthur Irwin
Baseball Syndicate
Allen
Radbourne
Providence
St. Louisa
Jack Hatfield
Hatfield
Dick Rocha
Chicago
Philadelphia
Farrar
Phillies
Delahanty
Prescription Mix-Up at Home Sparks Confusion
A doctor visits a child at home after a mistaken patient. Little Johnny reports a serious condition and a prescription, while the mother corrects the misidentification. The item ends with an ad advising Hooti s Sarsaparilla to purify the blood and cure infections.
Prohibition Message Calls Voters to End Alcohol Rule
A temperance appeal questions last fall’s vote and urges Prohibition not High License as the path to curb the saloon. It cites a rising Prohibition party, exodus from old parties, and growth from 6000 votes in 1872 to 300000 in 1988 as proof of momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance Democrats
Christ
Earth
Hell
Prohibition Party
Lincoln Pledge and Prohibition at 1860 Nomination
A letter argues Lincoln abstinence shaped his reception by the nomination committee and contrasts later presidents. It cites Lincoln’s water pledge as a moral stand, criticizes Grant Cleveland Harrison missteps, and condemns liquor influence in politics while urging a straight Prohibition vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
White House
Mary
P. A. Blainton
General Grant
Arthur
Cleveland
Harrison
New York
Baat Ais
Vera Deffersan
Fall Overcoats and Suits At Low Fall Prices
Wide fall coats in all colors and sizes plus over 503 coats. Grand fall values at 5 6 and 7 dollars. Children's department offers diverse suits in cheviots worsteds and mixed fabrics. Boys long pants suits start at 4 dollars. hats and caps for men and boys with a 15 cent cap for a boy. Original Eagle and Band 7 W Washington St. E Strauss proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagie
Washington Si
Strauss
Pullman Sleeping Car Runs Regular Between Indianaapolis and Chicago
A Pullman sleeping car operates regularly on the Panhandle route between Indianapolis and Chicago. It stands at the west end of Union Station, ready to receive passengers from 8:36 until the train departure, with arrivals from Chicago continuing until 7:80 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Indiapatol
Chicago
Panhandie
West End
Union Station
Chigage
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Ghigaro & ST. Logis
Indpis
Inds
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Union Depot
Micrilan-sty
Mincinnati
N. Y
East
Ft. Wayne
Dayton
God Rapids
North
J.B Marvin
P. A
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York Weekly
Old Ben
Lida
Hiva
Browne
Slowpay
Jimmy
Mamma
Bill Jones
Atlantic City, N. J
Amdsaments
Grand Ofera
Fearn'st
Festofilea
To-pight
Hansons
Gus Thomas
Madison-square Theater
EALE
Bostor
Washington and
Meridian-sts
Gimes
Fernitura
Dreasar
Messenger
Cath
Bettis Henry
Z. S. Jordan
Hevears Ea
Ste
Br. Jordai
Dr. Jordan
West
Washington Street
Hay
United States
Jordan
Ind
Richardson & Co
St Louis
James M. Dodge
Fuller & Fuller
Neves Bros Cutler
St. Paul
Berlin
Daniver
Hamburg
Germany
Voliceman
Fletcher & Co
Safe Benefit
Joan &. Tarrington
Welihess Griversie
National Business College and Academy of
Corner Meridian
Washington-sts
Travelers Register
Indianapolis Union Station
City Licket
Jatkeon
Peninsylvania
Indels
Panhandle
Pittsburg
New Yoris
Ets
Richm
Columbus
Ccnrce Cas Eee
Pitts
Mall and Express
Chgo
Northwest
Osum
Louisville
South
R. R
Aire
Vincennes
Cairo
Indianapolie
Fort. Louis
Chresacaguo
Terre Haute
Perr
Heute
Graencastle
Ciih
He Company
H.y, Ering
Jong. ‘Payee
Vent To
Russ
WM. H. Armstrong & GO
Surgical Instrument House
Tllinois-It
S. F. Harhart
St. Malydor
Wilcox
Philadelphis
Fae
Schrader’s
Washington-st
Baily
Russels
Dno
Cressley
Tnn's
Deitz & Mages
Whittall
Shread
Bromley
Bigelow
Howard, Lowell
Kitchman & Neall
Hartford
Falmer
Palmer
W. Ih
Illinois Street
Aneshaensel & Strong
Pennsylvania - St? BE
South End
Denison Honge
Pursell & Medsker
East Washington Street
Lilly & Stalnaker
Indiana Avenue
Since Enemy CO
Pfafflin
Svans (Chemical Co
Cinsinnath
Chio
Raham
M.D
Amsterdam
Dye & Co
Drugsisis
Chichester
Senoara
Abbott
Hin
Sata Mig. Co
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