Century to relaunch with Howells novel and new features
The Century announces its twelfth year under a new name and a larger edition. Lead features include a new Howells novel A Real Change, essays on the English Colonies, Mary Yallock Foote mining tale The Ledgtorge Claim, Henry James Jr Point of View, and works by Stockton Catlin and others. Subscriptions start at 4 dollars yearly with options for bound volumes.
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Crientalion
Actigon
W. D. Howells
Edward Eggleston
United States
Mary Yallock Foote
Henry James, Jr
America
Christian League of Connecticut
Washington Gladden
Connecticut
Frank R. Stockton
Europe
Louisiana
Geo. W. Catila
Frank J. Cushing
National
White House
California
C. Stedman
Thomas Hughes
Jon Chandler Harris
Remus
Charles Alte Stree
John Burroughs
E. V. Smalley
WH. H. Royesen
Yiien
Century Dame
Wd Tunke
Tavs produce in the lab sparks debate in Elas Isabu
In Elas Isabu observers discuss the Tavs output and the broader implications of local production practices. Officials note varying quality standards while researchers push for clearer guidelines and funding. Community groups call for transparency and independent testing.
St Nicholas Varen ts Entertaining Magazine for Children
A Victorian notice for St Nicholas promising the best children’s magazine in England and America. It outlines a new November volume with a colored plate and partial attractions including serial stories by J Trowbridge Maurice Thompson and E S Brooks, a Robin Hood tale, and illustrated pieces with noted editors and authors.
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Fulke
Univers
St. Nicholan
Huis England
America
Harper's Magazine December issue features new novel and arts content
Harper's Magazine opens its December number as the leading illustrated periodical in America and England. It highlights Constance Fenimore Woolson's new novel For the Master begun in November, plus improved Wagnerian features and special entertainment for readers with humorous pieces and sketches.
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Harper's
Berins
Siggy
America
England
New Noval
Constance
Penimora Woolson
Anne
Harper's Periodicals and Subscriptions Offer
Harper's Magazine Harper's Weekly and Harper's Bazar among others offer subscriptions to the United States and Canada. The last eight volumes of Harper's Magazine in cloth binding cost 3 dollars per volume, with cloth cases 50 cents extra by mail. Remittances by post office money order or drafts advised. papers cannot endorse advertisements without order.
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Farper
Hmarner'a
Narprr & Bros
Murger
Wenent Testhy
Nantes & Bros
Harper's Weekly description as American illustrated weekly
Harper's Weekly stands at the head of American illustrated weekly journals. It highlights partisan politics, Admirable illustrations, carefully chosen serials, and contributions by leading artists and authors. The publication aims to instruct and entertain thousands of American homes and to be the most popular family newspaper in the world.
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Harper's Weekly
Harper's Publications and Weekly Volumes Prices
Advertisement from Harper & Brothers offering Harper's Magazine Harper's Young People and Franklin Square volumes. Details on weekly numbering monthly start, subscription terms freight and binding options. Order methods and note about not reproducing the ad.
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Harper's Weekly
Harper's Magazine
Harper's Bazar
Harper's Young People
Harper's Franklin Square
Forty-Eighth Congress Senate party balance outlined
The article details the 47th and 48th Congress Senate composition. It notes 87 Republicans and 7 Democrats at organization, with 1 Headjuster and 1 Independent. It lists upcoming elections across multiple states and projected party changes, including vacancies and new senators, leading to the adjusted balance.
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Senate
United Stated
Mahone
Virginia
Davis
Illinois
Chilcott
Colorado
Telfer
Wilson
Iowa
McDin
Hill
Georgia
Neil
Alabama
Arkansas
Delaware
Kentucky
Mississippi
New Jersey
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennesser
Texas
West Virginia
Kansas
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Hampshire
Louisiana
Thaalready
Gilson
Kellogg
Riddleberger
Readjuster
Johnson
Oregon
Dolph
Grover
Rhode Island
Anthony
Qulnnte
Ilinois
Reudjugters
Virginia Roadjustera
Republicana
Dayla
National Grange Session Opens in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on November 15 the sixteenth annual National Grange session meets with officers from multiple states. Delegates include Governor Frederick Jobie of Maine and Congressman Aiken of South Carolina. The gathering discusses cooperative stores, Bureau of Agriculture, patent-right relief, transportation laws, and rising Grange membership, with twenty-seven new Granges formed in the year to Oct 1, 1682 and fourteen since.
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Ind
National Grange of Patrons of
Sustaindry Bean
Muster
J.J. Woodward
Paw Paw
Mich
Pat Darden
Fayette
Henry Essebaugh
Hangon
William Sims
Topeka
Kan
Jona Juss
Milford
Del
Henry O Devries
Mayriottsville
F. M. McDowell
Wayne
N.Y
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State
Cbatention
Frederick Jobie
Maine
Aiken
South Carolina
Court House
Porter
Grubbs
Louisana State Grange
Rand
Woodward
Grange
Texas
Bureau of Agriculture
Congress
United States
Decision on Timber-Culture Contest and Heirs of Hodgman
Acting Secretary Joslyn Denies a contest right when no Homestead or Timber-Culture entry exists. Heirs of Hodgman win a Benson Minnesota case as land was claimed by Williams before Hodgman’s death. The ruling notes that succession inherits the rights of the deceased on the land.
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Wanhis Gren
Joslyn Jeaay
Atatutes
Joslyn
Williams
Hodgman
Benson
Minn
Filliams
Ae Williams
Susana
Eye return and remedies touted by Dr Kennedy
The report tells of Oscar Craig losing an eye in a Rosendale cement quarry accident and a doctor recommending removal to save the other eye. Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy is credited with aiding recovery, while ads praise various Kennedy and Kermott products for dyspepsia constipation diarrhea and fever.
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Rosendale
Ulctery Co
David Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
Craig
New York
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Kermott
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