Proposals On Consolidation Spark Brooklyn New York Debate
The New York World backs municipal consolidation of Brooklyn and New York City. It argues a merged city would outrank Paris in population and cites two thirds of Brooklyn’s business tied to New York. It contends Brooklyn should share governance with New York for mutual benefit.
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Corner Storefront Seeks Buyer in College Town Area
Old established Corner Store 20 by 60 feet with new glass front located six miles west of Madison in a good farm area near Sonney. Inquire of MBS. E iT, apr2sd&wift eer Ind.
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New Orders and Political Talk Highlight OCR Fragment
A jumble of items mentions new goods like pocket knives and carving sets, calls for extra Congress sessions, a petition to open the World’s Fair on Sunday, and a proposal to halt immigration for a year. It notes pension payments, California electors, and a critical take on Jay Gould’s death. A health ad ends with Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer.
Jay Gould’s avocation was rare flowers and horticulture
The New York World notes Jay Gould loved plants and cared for rare orchids roses and chrysanthemums on his Hudson estate. It calls horticulture his passion outside business and suggests great men pursue expert knowledge beyond their fame. It ends with a cautious hope about his character.
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Murdered for Money and Then Strangles Her
In Haze to x Pa on December 6 John Mattock a Bohemian fugitive from his country attacked Mary Plutessny when alone at her home seizing $60 from a trunk and strangling her with a cord after dressing in the husband’s suit The woman survived but remains unconscious and Mattock is at large with lynching threats and fear she may die A separate case from Martin's Ferry Ohio notes Mrs Louisa McCord sues Alex Lynn et al for 10000 damages over alleged sale of whisky to her husband brick manufacturer F H McCord
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Senator Gibson Nearing Death In Hot Springs
Hot Springs Arkansas December 6 Senator Gibson remains in critical condition with physicians stating death could come at any hour. The Herald reports his status unchanged from yesterday and notes the grave prognosis as his condition is closely watched.
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Ark
Dr Miles Pills Promise Cure for Nervous Ailments
An advertisement touts Dr Miles' Pills as a positive guarantee cure for headaches sleeplessness and nervous prostration. It claims dramatic personal testimonials and a free sale through C R McLeland with a 50 dose supply priced at 25 cents.
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Miles
Harper's Magazine 1893 features new novels and art
Harper's Magazine for 1893 will maintain its high standard with new novels by Conan Doyle Fenimore and Black. Short stories come from top writers including Mary E Winkins HaRpING Davis Deland Matthews. Illustrated papers cover India Russia and London society with Abbey Shakespeare illustrations continuing.
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Harper's Magazine
A. Conan Doyle
Constance Fenimore
William Black
Mary E. Winkins
Richard Harping Davis
Margaret Deland
Crander Matthews
Julan Ralph
Theodore Child
India
Paulitney Bigelow
Russia
Germany
Richago Harpine Bavis
London
T. A. Copps
Epwin A. Abbey
Shakespeare
Charles Exton Norton
Mays
Jamrés T. Freves
Willliam
Dean Howells
Beander Matthews
Harper’s Magazine Subscriptions and Bound Volumes
Harper & Brothers announce postage free access for subscribers in the United States Canada and Mexico. Bound volumes of Harper's Magazine for three years back are available by mail port-paid at 3.00 per volume. Cloth cases 50 cents each by mail post-paid. Remittance by Post Office Money Order or Draft. Address Harper & Brothers New York.
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Harper's Weekly Advertisement Feature
1898 Harper's Weekly proclaims itself the leading illustrated weekly in America serving as a bridge between daily papers and magazines. It promises comprehensive World’s Fair illustrations and coverage of current events with literature and art from top writers and artists.
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Harper’s Weekly
America
Harper's Magazine and Weekly Subscription Details
The notice outlines per year prices for Harper's Magazine Harper's Weekly Harper's Bazar and Harper's Young People. It states volumes begin with January numbers and that subscriptions start with the current issue if no time is specified. Bound volumes cost 7.00 with cloth cases 1.00 each. Remittances by post or money order to Harper & Brothers, New York.
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