World Language Trend and Dinner Etiquette Spark Debate
A World article argues English may become a universal language as global speakers outnumber early modern usage. In New York a banquet snub controversy over Speaker Crisp centers on Reform Club etiquette and differing views on speeches and policy figures.
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A Warter
New York
New Jersey
Republican
Crisp
Democratic Reform Club
Ellery Anderson
Reform Club
Chap
Club
Cleveland
Mills
Breckinridge
Fairchild
Blood Health and Hood’s Sarsaparilla Ad
To prevent illness the ad urges keeping the body healthy and urges immediate self care if tired. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla to strengthen and purify the blood and Hood's Pills to cure liver ills jaundice biliousness headache and constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Sulphur Bitters Cure Recounts by Boston Reader
A Boston resident reports improved health after months of dyspepsia and inability to eat, crediting Sulphur Bitters for a full recovery. D Levis of 22 Rowlin Street claims three bottles cured him after a period of misery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Levis
Rowlin Street
Boston
Mass
American Federation of Labor Holds Philadelphia Session
The twelfth annual convention of the American Federation of Labor opened in Independence Hall Philadelphia with 75 delegates representing 400000 workers. President Gompers urged united action for eight hour day laws immigration limits and world fair catalog printing by unions. The day featured addresses from John Swinton and other leaders and debates over catalog contract language and reform proposals.
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A&a
Washington
Congressman Enloe
Pension
Congress
House
Raum
Enloe
Philadelphia
American Federation of Labor
Common Council Chamber
Indepenence Hall
Gompers
Philadelphia Union N. 2
George L. Chance
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Carnegie Corporation
Monongahela
J. J. Linehau
Carpenters and Joiners’ Union
Chicago
A. Todenhausen
Tailors’ Union
Knoxville
Trades and Labor Assembly
Pueblo
Colo
Norway
John Swinton
New York
Napoleon
Committee On Credentials
P. J. McQuire
Thomas J. Elderkin
Seamen’s Benevolent Association
W. B. Conkey Company
International Typographical Union
Chicago Typographical Union
Campbell
International Union
Chicago Union
World’s Fair Committee On Ways and Means
McGuire
Carney
Birmingham
Elderkin
Corporation
United States
Tennessee
Homestead
Buffalo
Cour D'Alene
United Labor
Hinman
Labor Movement
the Fair
Con
Board of Directors
Knights of Labor
Ceme
Rcal Union
Cage
Ain
Sorretace
American Federation
Bar
Treasury
Sand
John B. Lennon
Messrs
Lobe and
Clark
Purity of Elections Mention in Harrison Message
The remark notes that President Harrison did not refer to John S. Davenport or William Wade Dudley in discussing election purity in his message. The observation centers on the omission of two named figures in a broader political theme.
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Jeffenson County
Albert R. Glasscock
Susan M. Trow
Indiana
Madison
John W. Tevis
Harrison
John S. Davenport
William Wade Dudley
Weather Update For West Virginia And Ohio
Increasing cloudiness with occasional rains Tuesday afternoon across West Virginia and Ohio. Winds move from the south to east as temperatures rise slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Ohio
Reading the City Pages in Teocenaria and Ind
A scrambled item notes local grievances about a public health tonic and access for children. The fragment references complaints and requests for free kits and live demonstrations, with unclear names or dates.
Dr Miles Pills Promoted For Heart Disease Claims
A letter from a reader in Gypsum City Kansas endorses Dr Miles pills as a cure for heart disease noting rapid pulse and chest pain. The missive claims relief after taking three bottles and recommends others to buy under a positive guarantee. It cites a Mrs and a Mr Miles endorsing the product and lists C R Mcleland as the seller.
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Miles
A Rau
Riveymote
Gypsum City
Kans
LL. Carmen
Harper's Weekly in 1898 Eulogizes Its Illustrated Prestige
The weekly emphasizes its status as a leading illustrated publication between daily papers and monthly magazines. It touts comprehensive World’s Fair illustrations as a superior guide and souvenir, with literature, news, and art from top American writers and artists.
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Harker
America
Harper's Periodicals Subscription Rates and Orders
Harper and Brothers advertise annual rates for Harper's Magazine Harper's Weekly and Harper's Young People plus postage to the U S Canada and Mexico. They offer three year back volumes in cloth binding at 7 00 per volume with mail or express delivery and 1 00 cloth cases postpaid. Remittances by postal money order or draft.
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Harper's Magazine
Harper's Weekly
Harper’s
United States
Canada
Mexico
Harper'a Weekly
Harper's Bazar
Harper's Young People
Harper's Bazar 1888 Fashion Journal and Serial Plans
Harper's Bazar outlines its role as a home fashion journal with Paris designs pattern sheets and illustrations. It previews serials for 1893 by Walter Besant and Epra Lyaut, practical series on the toilet by Caroline Terhune Herrick, and contributions by Grace King and others. The issue notes women’s work at the Columbian Exposition and a feature by T. W. Higginson on Women and Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Bazar
Paris
Walter Besant
Epra Lyaut
Caristine ‘Terhune Herrick
Grace King
Onriote Thorne Miller
Candace Wheeler
T. W. HiGgrinson
Women
Moon
Harper's Bazar bound volumes and pricing details
The notice outlines pricing for bound volumes of Harper's Bazar and Harren's Bazar. Volumes offered at 700 dollars per volume with mail or freight options under one dollar per volume, binding at 190 dollars per volume, with payment by money order or draft to avoid misdelivery, directed to Harper & Brothers.
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Simmons Liver
Sable Main St
Ind
Yetian Drug Co
Park Row
Decisd& Wismo
Jefferson Circuit
Biate
W.T. Fitzgerald
Gor
Tth
F &Ts
Washington, D
Ugtvy
The
Courier-Journal
Senate
House of Representatives
Indianapolis Journal
the Journal
Committee On
Union
Sciotoville
John Forba
Michigan
Detroit
Cyrus G. Luce
Luce
Thih
Stockbridge
DR. Miles
C. R. McLeland
L. Carmer
Harper’s Weekly
Harper's Periodicals
Hanper & Bros
Harper & Bros
BAZAR
HaRren’s Bazar
Hanner & Broreees
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