Harper's Magazine 1892 Promises RediscOVERY of America
The issue outlines a centenary celebration of America’s discovery with a broader exposition of recent development, focus on the Great West, and dramatic episodes of American history. It previews papers on European theaters, a new American novel, short stories by noted writers, and reminiscences of Nathaniel HawkeHorse and the Brownings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Great West
Black Forest
Black Sea
Poultney Bigelow
V. Miblet
Mr. Mi
Nathaniel Hawk Horse
Horatio Buiper
Brownings
Anse Thacktray Ritenie
Harper's Magazine subscription and binding offer
The notice advertises June and December volume numbers for Harper's Magazine with subscriptions starting at the current time of order. It offers bound volumes for three years back in nest clock binding at 3.10 per volume, cloth cases for binding at 0 cents each by mail post-paid, and requests remittances by post office money order or draft to avoid loss. New York publisher Harper and Brothers warns newspapers not to copy without order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Magazine
Harpers Weekly
Harrer & Bros
Harper & Bros
New York
Hakver’s Bazar
Harper's Weekly announces richer features for 1892
Harper's Weekly promises more attractive contents and finer illustrations in 1892 featuring twenty five great cities with five hundred illustrations The Columbian Exposition the Army and Navy and notable events and people will be described and pictured The Amateur Sport department continues under Caspar Whitney with leading writers and artists contributing stories and drawings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper'’S Weekly
Army and Navy
Department
Caspari Whhitney
George William Curtis
Harper's Periodicals
Harper's Bazar shows fashion, wit, and home content
Harpers Bazar offers weekly fashion information with Parisian views, pattern sheets, and home dressmaking guidance. It highlights artistic quality, entertaining content, and contributor plans for 1892 including Besant Buack Oliphant and North, with talks for matrons and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Bazar
Paris
Pape
Walter Besant
William Buack
Oliphant
Marion HarRiany
Helen Marshall North
T. W. Higginson
Harper's publications pricing and volume notice
Advertising outlines subscription offers for Harper's Periodicals including Bazar Magazine Weekly and Young People. It notes postage free to subscribers and details pricing for bound volumes and cloth cases, with volumes starting at the current issue and prices around one dollar per volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s Magazine
Harper’s Werkly
Harper’s Bazar
Harper’s
Young People
United States
Canada
Mecivo
Harper's Weekly
Harper's Magazine
Harper’s Young People
Mexico
Harper's Young People
Weaver
Notable Madison area items mix crime deaths and politics
The column notes the fugitive status of Coun Brown in a Clinton Pendleton shooting, confirms the death of Anna Cox aged 104 in Seymour, and reports the death of ex-treasurer Charles White of Versailles. It lists lawsuits, school closings for holidays, and local events across Madison County with multiple community names and places.
Masked Regulators Whip Man Near Mentor
New Auburn Indiana December 21 A gang of White Caps entered Basil Abels home at midnight and stripped Jim Lee then tied him to a tree and whipped him with switches until he nearly died. Lee admitted adultery with a widow and said he planned to marry once divorced. Dubois county residents vow to pursue the attackers and indict them at the next grand jury meeting. Several White Caps are said to live in Crawford and Harrison counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsburg
Joseph Mauch
Martin Anger
Nicholas Horulff
Sargeant At Arms
John Forsee
John Winkel
Charles DeLoste
Indiana
Carrollton
Hattie Brown
Worthville
County Board of Education
Oliver F. Watson
Indianapolis
William A. Woods
James Y. Allison
The
Herald
Allison
New AuBaxy
Ind
Tohi Lee
Mentor
Dubai
Lee
Basil Abel
Abel
Thev
Jim
Mr. Abel
Dubois County
Crawford
Bai ‘Vison
Mob Attacks Train Amid Miner Strike at Coal Bluff
A mob of strikers from Perth Caseyville Rosedale and Coxville attacked the Blackley train at Coal Bluff during a mine ree reinrine trea syndicate run. Pistols fired stones thrown but no injuries reported as the train sped away at forty miles per hour. Relieved workers face meager cash payments while promises of more aid spread to other villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Caseyville
Aumount
Coxville
Rosedale
Peru
Taseyville
Brazil
Moonshine raids close four stills in New Albany district
Special revenue detectives with Deputy Collector John Vlatt raided small distilleries in Harrison and Floyd counties. Four stills were seized and about 35,000 gallons of apple, peach, and cherry brandy were confiscated for nonpayment of taxes. The liquor and stills were brought to the federal building cellars for seizure. A raid on apple jack distilleries in Crawford, Perry, Orange, and Washington counties was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pos. Dykins
Lexington
Scott County
Peter Roth
Norrison County
New Albany
Roth
Ind
Special Revenue
John Vlatt
Indiana Internal Revenue District
Iarrison
Floyd
Federal
Sani
Crawford
Perry
Orange
Washington
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Harper & Brothers
Harper’s Weekly
Vevwaevene Ae OU Daerchers
Harpers Bazar
Coun Brown
Clinton Johnson Pendleton
Anna Cox
Seymour
Charles White
Ripley County
Versailles
A.J. Losey
W. F. Welch
Holman
Martin
Parrett
Shively
Johnson
Anderson
Fred Boch
Jacob Schooler
Walnut Street
Mosser’s
T’arties
William Ferguson
Trimble
Peter Hoffman
Moffman and Quinn
Hol
Prewatt
Calloway
Elwood
Aurora
Henry Selig
Dugan Hollow
Rebekah Lodges
C. F
Madison
Dr. Bull
Barry Mattie von Teacts
Hanover
Sean
Tryas
Saluda Township
Saluda
Jos. Shea
Lincoln Dixon
Scott
Ripley
Jennings
Andy Yunker
Richard Hitcshew
Hancock
Underwood
Brite
Close
Romney
Grant Layton
Charles Parker
Layton
John Martinie
Campellsburg
Henry County
E. F. Martinie
Broadway
George W. Arbuckle
Blanche McCartney
Edward Gobin
Ruth E. Warren
Frank Hoeppner
Lillie F. Melton
Ryker's Ridge
George A. Tague
Helen Wagner
Near North Madison
Edward Sterling
Ella Hicks
Trimble County
Herary
John Rehle
Cincinnati
22Nd
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Shoog” Griffin
Cooper Herst
Mckerson
Spivey
Squire Cravens
Griffin
Herst
Chamberain
Crisp-Mills
Washiingtoon
Crisp
Mills
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
R. Q. Mills
House
Commerce
Charles F. Crisp
Chas. F. Crisp
Committee On Ways and Means
City of
Mgr
Juan Alvarez
Republic
Alvarez
Ahis
Pacific Ocean
Pacific Coast
Caunipes City
Oliver Berry
Richey & Bowmasters
Riches
Hia
Berry
Murphy League
Corrineton
Benjamin FP. Anderson
Toledo, St. Louis
Kansas City Railroad
Silverwood
This County
Charleston
Uls
Odd Fellows
Emnnetts
Pythias
Masonic Lodges
EvVaAnsviui
August Joest
France
Louisville
Alling & Lodge
Curie
F. O. Fowler
Woodus
Deoi&wiy
Dons
Sporn
Lea
Detruit
Dand&wiy
Hrough Trains
Kansas City, St. Joseph
Denver, St. Paul and
Minnapolis
Pullman Palace
Nebraska
Colorado
Fourth Street
Union Depot
St. Louis
Rome
Waespeeniils Facture Bryscos
Rscher & Xichert
West Stress
Madison, Ind
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Syrnej Prallo
Biarbie and
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John Byrne
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