Advertisement copy from Hasres & Harper firm
Fragmentary advert note mentions an order from Hasres and Harper, New York. The readable text references an express order and a Broadway or New York posting. The fragment offers no clear event or outcome.
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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1888
Page
2
Fragmentary advert note mentions an order from Hasres and Harper, New York. The readable text references an express order and a Broadway or New York posting. The fragment offers no clear event or outcome.
Harper Brothers announces per year subscriptions to Harper's Weekly Harper's Bazar Harper's New Monthly Magazine and other titles for delivery in the United States and Mexico. Subscriptions begin with the first issue of the year or current receipts. Remittance by post office money order or draft recommended to avoid loss. Cloth cases for volumes offered at extra cost and mail delivery available.
The note describes a family journal continuing its tradition with top literature and targeted departments. Prominent figures mentioned include Mrs. Frax and Mr. Bob Alexander, with papers on management by Mrs. Cuoterine Teene. The publication emphasizes refined content and timely articles curated for discerning readers.
The notice outlines per year subscription terms for Harper's periodicals in the United States, with beginning January and renewal options. It mentions bound volumes of Haines’s Baron, three-year back issues, payment methods by mail or express, and pricing details, directing readers to Harper & New York for orders.
Testimony recalls harsh conditions in Alaska sealing operations. Witnesses describe outrages by company and government agents, noting Berlend Fale’s timidity and the need to curb company power. The committee continues to hear more witnesses.
Incomplete OCR fragment hints at two individuals Rew Farkter and Sain involved in a rental notice. Details about property, dates, or actions are unreadable in the provided text.
Erland G Parker, sentenced October 13 1672 in Erie county for murder in the second degree to life, has been pardoned by Governor Hill. The case arose after Parker, a Civil War veteran, joined a drinking spree with an acquaintance in Buffalo that led to the fatal shooting. The coroner's jury findings were cited as part of the clemency review.
An article fragment discusses Senate and House freemen and a political position. It references a figure identified as M. 3. Geatth, vice president of a Louisville area organization, and mentions an explanatory stage on the position and a peculiar eagle symbol.
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