Styles for the Fair A New Winter Fashion Focus
A Chicago reader describes jauntiness in feminine street fashion as winter wanes. The piece notes muffless coats, pocketed jackets, and flowers, with fur trends remaining bold. It critiques hat and bonnet choices, calls for Granny bonnets revival, and discusses plumage, equestrienne looks, and children’s dress styles from Kate Greenaway to Alsatian bows.
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Roe Ieach
Chitacen
Ooka
Alwayn
Han Fovers
Seabrefts
Debate on House quorum rules sparks party fault lines
In a staunch defense of majority rule Speaker Raed argues the House must operate by a quorum and not permit minority obstruction. He cites Carlisle and Republicans, claims Democrats fail to attend and cites sick members to justify continued majority control and procedural reform.
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Howe of Representatives
Raed
Houas of Representatives
Carlisle
Cotsina
Democratic Party
Rockwell
Wilbur
T. W. Browne
Wall
United States
Joss
Aggorum
Olstter
Mr. Cartinlo
Democratic
Tennessee
Ohio
Butterworth
bin Saat
Thermopyle
Comisle
Fragments Reflect Local Gossip and Haunting Phrase
Nonsensical OCR fragment shows a conversation about marriage and age with garbled names and numbers. The dialogue hints at an intimate, controversial topic and a lingering threat of scandal, but lacks clear individuals or events.
Senator George on Jefferson Davis and treason defense
The Chicago Tribune quotes Senator George defending Jefferson Davis by saying Davis never betrayed his tract or failed in duty whether in the United States or the Confederacy. The remark is portrayed as a defense of treason and a claim he would not be guilty of breach of trust if he acted as Davis did. The piece labels him unfit for the U.S. Senate and calls his incendiary comments worthy of rebuke by National Union Republicans.
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George
Jefferson Davis
United States
Confederacy
National Union Republicas
Chicago Tribune
Reed's Practical Plan Discussed for Managing Conditions
Fragmentary notes show Sreakey Reed proposing a practical approach to handling medical or systemic conditions. Mentions President Cleve and Isud points on dealing with conditions within Chicago’s Ocean context.
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Sreakey Reed
Cleve
Isud
Ealing
Chicegs
Coxwen Not Known to the Greeks in Ancient Texts
Fragmentary note suggests Coxwen is not recognized by ancient Greek sources. It mentions Apres and Ethi as related terms but lacks clear context or full references. Further readable details are needed to identify the人物, place, or period involved.
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Kate Greenaway
Sithough
Carly
Auch Maidans
Coxwen
The Sunday School Lesson on Christ’s Youth in Nazareth
A Sunday school reflection on Luke 2 40 52 examines Jesus growing as a boy in Nazareth. It highlights parental piety, annual Passover travel, and Jesus’s temple question and answer, stressing near divine and human understanding guiding early ministry.
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Jesus of Nazareth
Christ
Marr
Nazareth
Thade
Anil
Nimeon
Anna
Chevil
Temple
Tiashendort
Uracl
Uni
Hfmeself
Jerusalem Slona
Tileelaes U
Aday
Klnafolk
Desa
Jerusalem
Wales
Barnabas
Tyreus
Naxoncoth
Bethishen
Jenua
Thuy
Danbors
Jeana
Pouth
Israel
Ylga
God
Jesus
Hoody
John
Fragmentary dialogue of neighbors and everyday life
Disjointed OCR text shows a neighborly exchange about a mother seeking her child's teeth and casual remarks on people. The garbled lines reference common folks, a boy, and various misheard phrases, offering a glimpse of neighborhood chatter with no clear narrative.
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Tae Bey
Mr. Wilgus
Tommy
Tommy Fieg
Pete
Banks Wrecked as Claassen Arrests Shock City
The Sixth National Bank of New York, Lenox, and the Equitable suspend payments amid a wave of wrecking linked to P J Claassen and broker George H Pell. Claassen, Pell arrested. bail set at 25 000. Examiner Hepburn confirms funds diverted to Pell Wallick & Co. Missing bonds valued at 421 000 with market value 480 466. Follow‑up report to comptroller planned.
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Divisien
Catanox
Sixth National
Lenox Mail
Equitable
New York
Napoleon Tyes
P. J. Claassen
Sixth National Bank
National Bank Examiner
Lenox Hii Bank
Clausatn
George FH. Pell
Fiim
Arte
Pell
Classen
Ludlow Street
St. Nicholas Bank
Equitable Lifa
Broadway
W. Z. Gardner
George Jt, Pell & Co
Claassen
Charles D. Leland
Frederick D. Tappen
Gallatin National Bank
Lolane
Cavern
Tno
Lenox ID Bank
National Park
George H. Tell
Colsen
A. BR. Hepharn
Colson
Enghier
Agalise
Ofivers
Dicorters
Piada
Leland
Xatelirer
Edun
Yepburn
Nih
Honda
Pel
Wallick & Co
Hepburn
Winshingtor
Baoking
Rovernor
Innef Isie
Dong Dustries
Pugspexs
Tomn and Trust Company
Ktate Bank
National Lkeks
Michigan
Odana
aFed
Wtam
Aimeti al —Umaks
Sti Ve Capity
Aimety
Detroit
Grand Wapili
Bay City
Une Sapitians
Adoraze
Jackson
Miphoeon
Lauting
Chicfwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kangary
Cleveland
Claeimmati
Tolle
Vitisone
Buffalo
Beatin
Pulladetpuly
Washingim
Fourtesu
Ad Nacional Lauka
Loree
Ational Vaukes
Grand Rapids
Saginaw
Stuplnh
Buenas
Nigong Oy
Geet Genel
Sayvings
Coumulasiuer
Legialetiva
Depost
Two Killed in Texas and Pacific Wreck in Louisiana
Near Plaquemine, Louisiana, a westbound Texas and Pacific freight struck a cow, destroying thirteen cars and engine 93. Conductor John V.P. Linky and engineer Barney Bliss were killed, fireman Qs¢ar Pennison and an unknown brakeman seriously wounded. The wreck caught fire and the bodies of Crilly and Bliss were reportedly killed outright. A tramp pulled Crilly from beneath burning cars. A Havana sugar tax note and other scattered items follow.
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Jerloua
Louisiana
Plaquemine
John VP. Linky
Barney Vliss
Qs¢ar Pennison
U'S
Crilly
Bliss
Michigan Happenings Grips Grand Lodge Masons News
Michigan Happenings reports the Grand Lodge of Michigan gathering at the state capitol. Grand Worthy Master W. J. Babcock cites 364 lodges and 90,000 Masons. officers elected for the year. pensions listed. state banking report notes growth, rules, and regional bank activity. local notes include rail earnings and industrial updates.
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Weilings
Grand Lodge of Michigan Masons
State Capitol
W. J. Babcock
Niles
Michigan
J. W. McGrath
Detroit
Wm. A. Banford
Wardort
George BE. Dow Ung
Montagne
Treteuver
H. Shaw Noble
Monroe
Chand
Wit. P. Innis
Grand Rapida
Arthur St. Clark
Lexington
Carrett E. Peters
Newton
Boyd ‘Thomas
Wardsburg
Linton
Enat Saginaw
George W. Your
Kalawazoo
Alexander McGregor
Detratt
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Central Fok
Thas
Bax
Alueve
Phouicler
Bernhardt
Danny - Duri
Chicago
Ledgar
Maticeatas
Pape
Napoleon
Havana
Chamber of Commerce of Havana Hias
Lreasury
Messare
Crincess
Lincoln
Neb
Charles Williams
Denver
Salt Lake City
Williams
Fredonia
Ordter
William McClain
Joux
Catuous
Nebraska
Olty
Tames FR
Thrawson
Mosherville
Edwin Rogera
Fenton
Charles Murch
Willian Roblyer
Hamilton
Charles M. Woat
Perry
Robert Scott
Lawrence
William Davis
Lansing
Robert H. Winton
Bio
Dean A. Hull
Burnham
George Btone
Kalanazi
George C. Nichola
Hastings
Alexander Abar
Silas W. Stone
Buel
Cyeus
McBrida
Daniel Etrough
Vicksburg
Artbhue J. Phillips
Partello
Henry Wells
Eaton Rapida
William Frankbauer
Senouicraft
Win. Nolles
Riley G. Carlson
Frankfort
Christien Berlit
Culm
Vehn Fitzgerald
St. Johns
Jneul Ollers
Sand Tanke
Daniel St. Jeffery
Dutrait
Hiram Hol
Lake
Albert B. Mcbiride
Corvooa
Abraham Burna
Firm
Frederick Liptay
Donde
David Katlenberger
Roscommien
George W. Howe
Marshall
Turrenay
Harry 1. Hrodock
Allegan
Francia X. Fateon
Vicksburnt
Daniel Forbes
Daniel
Nonin
Ira M. Klawson
Banfield
Bennington
Thomas McQuaw
Grand Ledge
Stephen H. Aldrich
Grand Hapids
Keisaua
Increane - Jhaves
Martin
Williaon McEloney
Betyger
Aelia
Riley G. Carlton
Libble P
Benjamin W. Roy
Hudson
Port Hurots Haa
Brandimore
Central Michigan Agricultural Society
State Agricultural Society
Central Michigan Society
Fletcher Paper Gulp
Alpena
Grand Lodge I
Tonia
Rebskah Lave
Lansng
Henry Paradise
Diasepha Frankfort Bouse
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