Imitators of Kipling and the literary scene critique
An essay style critique surveys imitators and critics in late 19th century literature. It discusses Kipling, Bret Harte, and French history writers, noting how challenges to established masters provoke examination by Weyisan critics and others. The passage references James Maclaren Meldrum Crockett and sees Africa as a focal point for future novels.
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George du Malirur
J. Woyrmit
Scotland
Maclaren
Meldrum
Crockett
Bret Harte
California
Otto Hone
Bret Ho
Africa
Dave Sehreiner
Miss Sehreiner
Mediterranean
John Kendrick
Styx
Stephen Phillips
Hades
Evan
An Talla
Baby care and funerary fashions headline 1900s Philadelphia Ledger
An advice column warns against overfeeding thirsty babies in hot weather and suggests small amounts of plain water between meals. It notes fruit should be given early and sparingly. The piece then shifts to notices on funeral goods like cheap pressed paper coffins and mentions fashion trends in Europe including books bound in human skin and criminal kin cases.
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Hiladelphia Publio Ledger
Infanta
London Figaro
Paris
Sekson
Spibola
Curalida
Hin Adil
Spirola
Spigola
Washington
Jim Scott
Ainally
Modum
Clinton
Colne Rapids
Clarence
Stanwool
Mochanicsville
Arence
Weyon
Wight
Geo. I. Slaith
W. Snir
Wenleinen
Blale
Uiun Lil
Hin Ko Mo
Willan Pak Vite
Peter Gortuce
Mr. Gorter
Willams
Laura Neely
Ava
Neely
Hye
Mra. Gortner
Ellie Iya
Falence
Gould
Hoth Hrugelsta
Amore
Mehnel Zérbe
Mr. Zerbe
Zerbe
Hunt
Shentie
Nate
Fiat
Dr. Williams
Pike Pitts
Dorian Gray's Love and Art Meet in Turmoil
In a tense scene a disillusioned Dorian Gray confronts his lover and criticizes her as acting while wrestling with the consuming impact of art on life. He laments how fame and beauty shaped his dreams, then flees a painful confrontation to wander London and confront the portrait that bears his sins.
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Jovi
Tummek
Danteht
Sue
Ward
Ny Love
Poota
Mel
Amysnic
Thor
Dorian Gray
Ipla
Vane
Covent Garton
Basil ‘Hallward
Henry
Hallward
Ike
Blu
Maury
Honelhan
Sibyl
York
Ain
Sibyl Wang
Yusiv
Ganten
Hur
Portrait Conscience Drives Man Toward Renewal
Dorian Gray wrestles with a changing portrait that reveals guilt and temptation. He contemplates returning to Sibyl Vane, seeks courage to confront the painting, and battles doubt about whether the image truly alters. He resolves to pursue love and duty while fearing certainty.
Manx cat tale tops Chicago theater talk
Readable excerpts recount a humorous scene at the Schiller Theater where a stranger demands a tailess Manx cat, prompting Wilkon Barrett Me nkos site and Smiley Walker to rebuff the request while a Chicago paper relays a broader wartime anecdote about Brigadier Spibola and a cloned prisoner's fate, illustrating quirky human moments amid serious history.
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Smiley Walker
Wilkon Barrett Menkos
Walker
Isle of Man
Walker Putsbad
Chicago Daines-Herald
Palmer and Buckner Nomination By Gold Democrats at Indianapolis
The Gold Democrats nominated Thomas M. Palmer of Illinois for president and Albert G. Buckner of Kentucky for vice president at their Indianapolis convention on Thursday. The roll call elected Palmer, with Buckner nominated by declaration, and the platform urged voter independence from the main party, calling for tariff reform, currency reform, and arbitration while criticizing current financial and currency policies. The convention adjourned sine die.
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Chorida
Abid
Palmer
J. Porrigan
Guorghwig
Painer Way
Bamera
sTawa
Nola
BiAl
Hucknes
Vic
Tokyo
Athac Pb. i
Synthpsia
Chicago
Vila
Inillon
Sleveland
Palmer backs Bragg for nomination in interview
Indianapol is Sept 1 Senator Palmer discusses Bragg as a potential nominee and plans for an active campaign. He says he cannot yet outline a full platform or strategy but asserts a Democratic program that true Democrats can stand behind. He predicts no premature conclusions about yesterday's work and remains hopeful about campaign participation.
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Uu Gil
Herawin
Colin
Phe Jini
Mina
Haya Abi
Ch Xenatir
Benator Palmer
Bynum Elected Chairman Of Democratic National Committee
The Grand hotel meeting of the new national committee of the Democratic Party elected W. D. Bynum of Indiana as chairman and John P. Frenell of Michigan as treasurer. An executive campaign committee of nine was appointed to locate headquarters and set candidate notification in Louisville on the date agreed.
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Ind
The
National Democracy
Grand Hotel
Messrs
Palmer
Tiekaee
Wi D. Bynum
Indignan
John P. Frenel
Midlaha
Bynum
Louis Ville
National committee moves to Chicago for sound money party
Headquaters for the sound money democratic party will be located in Chicago with arrangements in New York. Chairman Finnlun will name the executive committee soon and active work will begin with literature, speeches, and a touring plan.
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Txah Fair City
Indianopolle
Indy
Fiynlim
National Committee
Mie
Sound Money Democratic Party
Eadquarters
Chicago
New York
Grand Hotel
Lynum
Chang Trod of Visitors and Capitol Visit
Lt Hung Chang announced he would meet the capitol if time allowed before his appointment at the Chinese legation. The party was driven to the capitol for a quick tour of the debate chamber, statuary hall, the library, and the house of representatives, then to the legation for lunch with Min Inter Yang Yu. No visitors admitted. exclusive Chinese function.
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Washington
Hung Chang
Lia aUperb
Legaion
Min
Yang Yu
Won
Legation
The Lost Art of Civil Stationery and Wax Seals
A fragmented 19th century advice piece extols proper letter writing form and etiquette, praising black ink, plain white or gray bond paper, and careful envelope addressing. It notes wax seals with restraint, dislikes ornate deterents, and urges correct typography and spacing while cautioning against excessive embellishment.
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Ben
le Wary
Abe Werther
Perron
Relion
Thorough investigation uncovers startling medical claims
A detailed newspaper report documents widespread endorsements for Dr Williams Pink Pills through interviews in multiple towns. Patients describe relief from stomach, nervous, and rheumatic ailments after using the pills, with local doctors and merchants citing extensive sales and positive anecdotes.
Fragmented OCR Impressions and Market Boosters Mixed in Text
The readable passages show a jumble of era style speech and ads, mentioning a tired watcher at a tree and a loud mix of product pitches. Mentions include Hostetter m stomach bitters, California Fig Syrup, Glenn's Sulphur Soap, and San Francisco saloon debates.
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Brato Protective Association
San Francisco
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