The Curious Blend of Fads, Industry, and Arbitration
Marsie Hitt Press surveys a scatter of topics from skating craze decline to beer pipelines, Japanese cotton stir, and mischief about horses. It notes thrift, humanity, superstition, and debates on arbitration, with a nod to modern progress in trotting and pacing and the paradox of pre arranged outcomes in sport.
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Doxtor
Tale of Our Coming Landlords Continues in Waverland
In this serialized 1896 installment Sara Marie Beicham follows Melvorne and companions from Kansas through trains to Denver and London as papers are signed, wealth reshapes Miss Everett, and plans for future matches unfold. The journey features brisk travel, social chatter, and evolving relationships amid a Europe bound finale.
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Miss Everett
Glul
Ghul
Trrth
Elaine Pea
Lio
Melverne
Transfer of Raven's Park Home and Winter Estate Promise
Miss Stella Eve becomes heir to Raven's Park estate through Melvorne, with the house in a royal forest setting. The transfer includes a pledge that Stella's Winter home will be near Moe Ridge, meeting family ties and restoring Charlie's memory while maintaining Melvorne's promise. The piece then shifts to a Washington anecdote about Congressman Mason and a ketchup anecdote among guests at a family dinner, reflecting nostalgic boyhood memories.
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Terra Arma
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Chicago
Stellae
Potter Polo
Che Luis
New York
Stella
Melvarne
Bom
Loyd
Lady Loving
London
Tilseh
Vries Stella
Ili Stedlan
Lewy Leving
Sal Laly
Tynte
Oliver Dell
Denver
Tanly Levine
Migelond
Manito
Mites Inul
Willie
Sunil
Lily
Saint Lawry Levitin
Adler Suige
Debwing
Stelle
Lady Leiniigg
Silver Dell
Upper Thames
Tondon
Melvaine
King Were
Molverne
Etnias
Raven's Park
Cousin
Charlie
James
63Tis
Moe Ridge
Lady Irving
Tan
Duchess of
Congressman
Billy" Mason
Washington
Strathmore Arms
Twelfth Street
Mr. Maxon
Cattarwugns County
N. Y
Mason
Washington Cor
Sam Jones Sermon Targets Nonbelievers and Society
A fragment from a Sam Jones sermon rails against nonbelievers and mocks figures like Thomas Paine and Robert Ingerson while critiquing “society” and its moral decay. The muddled speech references Hell, money, and attire as symbols of cultural decline and urges departure from the heated rhetoric.
Uncle Bam’s Employees Pay Scale Reported by Pittsburgh Dispatch
The Pittsburgh Dispatch notes a large employer, Uncle Bam, pays about 200000 workers including prisoners and waiters an average wage. Payments are proportional to work, with roughly half the salary issued monthly and an annual amount noted. About 60000 oil workers are mentioned as part of the earnings picture.
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Bam
Leon
Pitteburg Dispatch
Crime of Success sermon in Waco on Daniel and virtue
The Rev Dr Talwace preached in Waco on Daniel 6 urging that success invites envy and demagoguery. He warned that pursuing power without steadfast religion invites ruin, urging young professionals to couple faith with public life, and insisting religion must guide politics from local to national levels.
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Talwace
Waco
Texas
Darius
Babylon
Vaniel
Habylon
Babylin
Daniel
Sven
Ummor
Dane
Ely
Lam Ford
Ula
Rome
Tam Tomlin
Charateliers
Dandel
Man wins 15000 from lottery ticket in Louisiana drawing
Mrs. W H Fisher of 2518 Emerald street praises her husband who held one fifteenth of ticket 92561 that won the first capital prize of 300000 in The Louisiana State Lottery this month. He is 49, an engineer with five children and plans to invest in real estate. He bought the ticket on a friend’s suggestion and drafts for 15000 were sent to Eighth National Bank.
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W. H. Fisher
Emerald Street
Herald
Louisiana
Eighth National Bank
English Mother's Admission Proves Yankee Spirit
A Boston area English mother is told her American-born son embodies the Yankee spirit after a Christmas misadventure. The boy returns home dragging a toy organ, boasting he earned 40 cents by playing his way through town. The tale highlights American identity through a playful, moral observer’s lens.
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Boston
George
Yankeu
A Nice Little Boy Becomes Stage Conversation Oddity
A six year old on Fifth Avenue rides in a stage with his father who ignores his questions to read a newspaper. The boy asks about the woman’s cheeks if she uses paint and if a gentleman is a sneak thief. The scene captures a curious child’s chatter and a distracted parent as the stage moves toward Madison Square.
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Fifth Avenue
N.Y
Madison Square
Advice for Smokers and Cigar Handling Tips
A smoker guidance column advises carrying cigars in the left upper waistcoat pocket with mouth end down and cautions against letting a cigar go out by pulling last butts. It also discusses blowing through the burning end to expel nicotine and avoid a rank taste as part of better smoking etiquette.
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Matthew
Lydia
Yentel
Benjami F. Butler
New York
New Jersey
Heaven
United States
Calvary
Lexington
Bethlehen
Chrlutlin Ton
Daniel
Mantel
Numidia
Hong
Quanelal
Pante
Salvation
Uwof Bena
aAnables
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