One Chicago Ottage ORGAN One Story and Clark Both New With The Latest Improvements
Inquire at Office of THE MITCHELL PRINTING COMPANY The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway owns and operates nearly 5000 miles of line across Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota and Dakota. It is the Short Line and Best Route between Northwest and Far West points. For maps and timetables, apply to station agents or railroad agents in the United States or Canada. General managers and agents listed in Milwaukee.
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T. J.B. Tucker
Gro
H. Jikafford
AsstGen
Gen
Ag’t Milwauker
Wisconsin
Northwestern Route Sleeper and Combi Service Overview
The notice touts the Northwest running through Pullman Elevant Sleeper and Combi nation Sleepipy and Chair Cars on a popular route to Chicago and the East, with connections to St Louis Kansas City St. Atchison Leavenworth Galveston San Francisco and all California points New Orleans and Florida. Through to all points South East and West with no depots reported. It mentions tie DIT abv bavi tease Gow Supt St Louis and Kansas City Ex MESSES SOTA AND NORTHWESTERN The Waterloo Route arriving in the late afternoon from Atlantic City.
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Chicago
St Louis
Kansas City
St. Atchison
Leavenworth
Galveston
San Francisco
California
New Orleans
Florida
Grover's Bride Frances Folsom Portrait Attracts Attention
A Buffalo note reports Miss Frances C. Folsom may wed President Grover Cleveland. The piece recounts how portraits circulate among newspapers and the Folsom family’s prominence, Folsom birthplace at 475 Franklin Street, and Miss Folsom’s education at Wells College and Buffalo High School.
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Miss Folsom
Franklin Street
Frankie
Grover ‘Dor
Buffalo Central School
Grover Cleveland
Genoa
Italy
Buffalo
Grover
Miss Ces
President Tyler First to Marry While in Office
The article notes James Buchanan and Grover Cleveland as the only bachelor presidents and mentions John Tyler as the only president to marry while in office. It details his two marriages to Letitia Christian and Juliet Gardiner, the locations of the ceremonies, and a grand reception at the Executive Mansion after the 1844 church wedding in New York.
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James Buchanan
Grover Cleveland
Miss Folsom
Pennsylvania
Jefferson
Jackson
van Buren
Arthur
White House
John Tyler
Tyler
Letitia Christain
Robert Christain
New Kent County
Virginia
Miss Christain
Annapolis Cadets
Church of the Ascension
New York
Executive Mansion
New York Sun
Do Men Wear Corsets, and Why They Use Them
The New York Mail and Express notes men wear corsets for back support after spinal issues and for obesity. Some work outdoors with sheepskin corsets as weather protection. It argues corsets do not beautify the male form and can hinder breathing, so comfort may trump appearance.
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New York Mail and Express
Whitthorne chosen senator successor to Jackson in Tennessee
Governor Tate appoints W. C. Whitthorne to the Tennessee Senate seat vacated by Jackson as he moves to a judgeship. Whitthorne, a veteran politician and lawyer, is celebrated by supporters despite some doubts about the timing and politics. The piece also notes debates on armored ships and Mexican beverages prominent in naval and social circles.
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Tennessee
Jackson
W. C. Whitthorne
Tate
Washington Curran Whitthorne
Whitthorne
Kelley
William
House of Representatives
Robeson
Navy Department
Tilden
Jud Lafalgan
Heart of the Lapidary Walk Through Maiden Lane Firm
Corroborating a tour of a sixth floor lapidary workshop, the piece details the cutting and polishing of rubies sapphires and fancy gems. It describes simple yet precise machinery and the precision of lapidaries handling stones from North Carolina Maine Colorado India Ceylon Russia and South America.
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North Carolina
Maine
Colorado
India
Ceylon
Russia
South America
New York World
Furnace at Kemble Iron Works Reopens After Sixteen Months
The Kemble Iron and Coal company’s blast furnace at Riddlesburg Pennsylvania, banked for sixteen months, was opened in November 1884. The fire remained burning, coke glowed brightly, and after blast admission the furnace quickly reached melting temperature. It started as easily as if it had stood a week.
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Kemble Iron and Coal Company
Riddlesburg
Scientific American
The Miscellany of Scented Science and Social Snippets
A fragmented selection notes Pasteur debated as a scientist and rabies inoculation effects on appetite and sleep. Other items describe sun print crayons versus real crayons, the Gila monster venom, social commentary from Harper's Bazar, Ottoman titles, tea as the fashionable drink, and a New York man who gives up his seat to many women in a car.
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South Street
New York
Mexico
New York Sun
M. Pasteur
Nancy
Pasteur
Paris
London
Truth
Wood
Ritewell
Mrs. Wood
Harper’s Bazar
England
New York World
New Type, Fast Presses. The Finest Line of Stock
The item touts new typography and rapid presses as the best stock line, highlighting improved speed and quality. It markets printing capabilities and suggests superior type, ink, and press technology for efficient production.
Daily Republican advertising and subscription rates
The Daily Republican outlines subscription options at 5.00 by mail or delivered in the city, single copies priced at 5 cents, and advertising rates available on request. The paper serves a seven column folio with Associated Press dispatches across a wide South Dakota region.
The Weekly Capital promises growth for a strong Dakota paper
The Weekly Capital boasts over 2200 readers in Dakota and its status as Davi son county’s oldest paper with 56 columns of first class reading matter weekly. It plans improvements to become the best family newspaper in the west.
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Republican
Dakota
Davison County
Subscription Rates Notice for Weekly Paper
Weekly subscription rates listed for one year two dollars six months one dollar three months with sample copies free advertising rates available on application.
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ST. Paul
Osicago, Milwaukee &St. Paul
Minnesota & Northwestern Railroad Company
Chicago and St.Louis
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Peoria
M. Littell
St. Louis
Messes Sota
Waterloo
Atlan
Waterloo & Dub
Randolph
Northfield
Fair Dault
Waterville
Dodge Ctr
Rochester
Austin
Mona
Maradaw
Pan
Indy Line
Minnesota
Dye
di Voltaio Belt CO
Marshall, Mich
E. C. West
John C. West &Co
Madison St
Ills
West
Grover's Bride
BurfaLo
Frances C. Folsom
Folsom
Frances
Mr. Blank
Cleveland
Metropolitan Journal
Buffalo High School
Wells College
Wells
Charles Townsend
Charles
America
North Presbyterian Church
Exiza Archard
Aroostook
Maj
Strickland
Simon Barret
Hope
Argonaut
Heart OF the Lapidary
Maiden Lane
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Arizona
Chicago Herald
Saladin
Richard
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Mitchell Daily Republican
Mitchell Weekly Capital
the Daily Republican
Associated Press
South Dakota
Capital
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