The Fashionable Arts of Exproial Ladies in New York
NY correspondents describe the season’s top trends in dress and accessories for ladies. Focused on stools, parasols, hats, and novel canes, the piece notes long walking sticks, broad brims with feather touches, and color moves toward greens, silvers, and terra cotta. Articles discuss dress draping, bonnet styles, and the emerging use of damask fabrics, ribbons, and silver fittings, with prices and practical notes for shoppers.
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Red Ridinghood
Aswell Fifth Avenirs
Clergyvain
Jo Staal
Atv
Eringline
Wisconsin Politics showman Hoard and Scottish-born rival
W D Hoard, Republican Governor candidate, is traced from Oak Grove to Fort Atkinson and Waupun, detailing his dairy farming, teaching singing, and civic roles. James Morgan, Democratic governor hopeful, born in Scotland, migrates to Peru and Ottawa, then Milwaukee, building a dry goods business. Morgan, a bachelor with a library, avoids active politics.
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Cangrash
Nan Randall
Aulwankee
W.D. Hoard
Wisconsin
Camdothic State
Oak Grove
Dodge County
Lowell
Benedict'’s Corners
Elba
Waupun
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Ilverd
Fort Atkinson
New York State
Lake Mille
Toiforeon County
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Cio
New York
New York Artillery Company
Alobin
Jefferson Cormunig Caie
Lake Milly
James Morgan
Uriel
Berthshire
Scotland
Island
Monmy
Young Dames
Penu
James Mongan
Peru
Ottawa
Freeport
Milwaukes
Mr. Morgan
Fashion Changes Slow Return to Flat Backed Gowns
The piece notes designers will drop bustles and restore back flatness in dresses, predicting only gradual shifts in the U S and Paris alike. It describes contoured silhouettes, long waists, and subtle steel and rustle effects as winter styles evolve with restrained exaggeration.
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Sean
Fashionk
Paris
Onder
Hibbard
Banks
Whitehall
Mich
Husburd
Matthew Witty
Muskegon
Mach
Aborigines at Home Visited by Tenderfoot Reporter in Iowa Camp
The Tailan Agent Ewon Ghoon accompanied a reporter to an Indian camp about ten miles from Thmn City in Iowa. The account describes the Bro and Fox tribes, their allotment, living conditions, and cultural practices observed during a summer visit. The narrative notes lack of schools and clothing, with references to religious observances and activities around a May pole.
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Pmarehalltown Times-Republican
Tailan
Ewon Ghoon
Thmn
Towa
Ater
Callal
Rivka
Uta
Wavereil
Hereenens
Uke
Rte
Pyrene
Bk Orion
Sivas
Miko
Kamia
Kate Oddey
Wieltlawton
Etounellor
Afar
Iwllomunk
Wab
Kyle
Weiing
Utila
Randall Getting Well After Illness
Representative Samuel J. Randyle is recovering from a serious illness that kept him in bed for three months. His strength returns slowly and he expects to resume legislative duties in December. He communicates from his jack chamber with members of his committees, and hopes to rejoin the Capitol team soon.
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Rust
Pennsylvania
Kauruel J. Ranydylas
Jaick
Menders
Assault on Avalanche editors shocks Atlanta scene
The incident saw Tom Cable backson rantvon of Gen Henry R. Dacksop assault Avalanche associate editor Mr Campbell, nearly killing him. Shortly after, Captain Henry Jacksop, the young man's father, attacked George Martin, editor of the Avalanche, in a violent street confrontation.
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Atlanta
Austria
Campbell
The
Avalanche
Henry Jacksop
George Martin
Tha Avalanche
Nid Gay
Lea Ln
Condition of Oui Crops Report From September Descriptions
A September summary from the Department of Agriculture details crop conditions across states. It notes overall mixed wheat, oats, and cotton health, with frost injuries in some valleys, blight improvements in spring wheat, and declines in certain regions. Highlights include winter and spring wheat averages and regional drought and insect impacts.
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Department of Agricultives
Tts
Thpanauett
Agpben
Warley
Bedi Ben
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Tinheswee
Kentucky
Olsu
Michigan
Indiana
Linnois
Missouri
Kansas
California
Gregan
Minnesota
Nebraska
Dakota
Restored by a Miracle in Oshkosh Wisconsin
Miracle report from Oshkosh Wisconsin tells of Missy Emin Bennett a 32 year old woman long bedridden with a blood condition who suddenly spoke sang and walked after nine years of confinement Doctors offered no cure but the family heard her voice ring out at dinner and she rose from bed and walked proving a miraculous recovery witnessed by her brother William Bennett and others in the city
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Oshkosh
Wis
Missy Emin Bennett
William Bennett
Emms
Sho
Vermante Greece Earthquakes Kill Dozens in Historic Shaken City
A powerful earthquake hits Vermante Greece causing widespread collapse and many deaths. Rescue teams search rumbling streets for survivors as aftershocks rattle the region and officials warn of further instability.
Exposures and Elixirs in Old New York Lanes
Francis O Reilly of No 18 Wines Street New York touts Atycoons Ponous Puastern and Allanct s Prastens as chest protectors and tonics. The queer medical and social advice blends product claims with a broader discussion of manners and modernity in New York letters.
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Francis O'Reilly
Wines Street
New York
Atycoon
Alecook
Allanct
Ben
Encouraging Trade and Postal Confusion in Town
Vague dialogue shows Uncle Rasta and postmaster arguing over mail and expected letters. A jumble of names and phrases hints at local trades, a tailor filing a low court claim, and scattered mentions of grain, a bookplace, and odd expressions.
Sparrow Seized Promptly by Davenport Pupils
A sparrow dropped on the Davenport sidewalk was seized by a pod in Town and pounced on by about six older youths. The attack caused the bird to cry out and bleed as the youths, with swift strikes, tried to reclaim the prey.
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Davenport
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