Whiteley's London wonder store outshines Bon Marche in Paris
A London correspondent extols William Whiteley's universal provider as a vast complex with exclusive shops for jewelry, furniture, china, curios, and services from banquets to auctions. It notes fires and questions about its costs, compares to Paris Bon Marche, and describes French remnant pricing and exchange policies.
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Whiteley
World of Trade
Langham
Metropole
Rado
William Whiteley
Whitepo
Ecougeries
Whiteley’s
Piaos
Thad
Ploturs
Europe
White
Iteley
Gillow’s
Lewis & Allenby
Teley’s
Wet Price
Mom
London
Paris
America
France
Onlin
Toodles Kit
London Cor
Boston Transcript
Masculine fashion fads gain favor with lapel flowers
A foreign trend report notes men adopting distinctive flowers for the lapel with violets in the Emperor Frederick era and ivy or white rose lodestars among society figures. A fall forecast predicts military inspired attire and La vancha styles from overseas. The carnation remains a symbol of glory on patriotic French fronts.
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Frederick
The Cat and the Dog Bravery on a Street Step
A cat faces a large dog with calm self possession and fearless strategy. The cat’s attentive gaze, hidden claws, and precise timing foil the dog as she escapes over a fence, earning praise for courage and generalship "Listener" notes from Boston.
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Boston
Poison in Expired Air: French Doctors Trace New Poison
Two French physicians Brown Sequard and D Arson yal, studied expired air and found a third poison besides carbonic acid and ammonia. They observed injections of waterwashed expired air into animals causing slowed breathing, cooling, paralysis, and heart activity changes, linking pulmonary consumption to this poison and urging thorough ventilation in homes churches and public halls.
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Brown-Sequard
D’arsonyal
Portrait of the American city tough and his contempt for law
A Loston Home Journal excerpt argues that the urban tough in the United States stands above law, treats authorities with disdain, and fears only corporal punishment like the cat o nine tails to reform him. It contrasts American urban life with foreign societies where roughs are less empowered or protected by governing power.
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America
Loston Home Journal
Bearskin hats threat sparks guard display debate
The London Foot guards fear the abolition of their bearskin hats worn by three brigades as the supply dwindles. Each bearskin now costs about 88 dollars and is valued mainly for display, though useful only in cold climates. soldiers prize the hats for their imposing look. Source: Philadelphia Times.
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London Foot Guards
Philadelphia Times
Cleveland’s Diplomatic Blaze Draws Press Fire
The New York Tribune and New York Press condemn President Cleveland’s message seeking expanded retaliation powers against Canada and Britain. They call his approach defiant, warn it risks war, and note it shifts campaign politics into foreign policy. The Philadelphia Press labels it bad diplomacy and sharp politics.
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The
New York Tribune
Cleveland
Canada
Senate
Sysea Day
Great Britain
Congress
New York
England
Bayard
Joseph Chamberlain
Philadelphia Press
Treasury
Wages and the Tariff Explains Great Wage Differences
The piece argues tariffs raise wages for American workers by comparing bricklayers and blacksmiths in New York with their German and English counterparts. It asserts higher US wages offset import costs, using cloth duty examples to show domestic competition keeps prices in check and protects mills.
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New York Mail
New York
Bremen
Germany
Why They Want American Free Trade
The British export trade fell by £109,000,000 from 1878 to 1883 due to continental protective tariffs. A similar decline from 1888 to 1893 could wreck UK foreign trade, pushing British manufacturers toward expanding markets in America. The Indianapolis Journal notes likely political aims behind reforms. Postoffice thefts in Chicago and New York, totaling near $1,005,000, reflect broad security concerns during Cleveland's postal reforms.
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Unites Kingdom
America
Indianapolis Journal
Chicago
Bery
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia Press
There Should Go More Like Him
A quote from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat recalls Mr. Morton’s generosity in aiding Ireland, noting his liberal tapping of a barrel to relieve want and suffering. The piece aligns with Democratic assertions about his character and public spirit.
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Morton
Ireland
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Democratic Extravagance and Surplus Cut to 12 Million
The Philadelphia Press critiques Democratic control, arguing government revenue for the current year totals 883 million with a 12 million surplus after spending. It accuses the Senate and House of extravagance, cites 257 million in appropriations, and claims the surplus would be larger if not for wasteful bills and the Lamar fund.
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Hargegunde House
Senate
Democratic
Republican
House
Lamar
Democratic House
Philadelphia
Dakota gains push for statehood amid wealth growth
The Dakota assessors report property valued at 161 million dollars with 23.8 million acres assessed. They note rising church and school construction and argue 600000 residents deserve citizenship as the November election looms on statehood.
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Dakota
Iatelphia Press
Campaign hustle urged as Brice and Cleveland lose support
The Cleveland Leader notes dissatisfaction with Brice and Cleveland in November. It says neither has enough brains to plan the campaign, so Norman and Higgins are called to hustle. It stresses a need for vigorous campaigning by the Democracy.
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Eeer
Cleveland
Brice
Norman
Higgins
Onion harvest promises doubled size for fall
The St. Paul Pioneer Press notes that onions from commerical centers are larger than last autumn, potentially affecting markets. It adds that despite the crop, this will not benefit the Democratic party and predicts the November election result will be sufficient for a rear starter outcome.
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Democratic Party
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Ambiguous OCR Snippet Reflects Rhode Island Trade Patter
Fragmentary text mentions Rhode Island, oil city, wool mantreplaners and damo firm with unclear quotes. Readable pieces hint at a casual discussion or adlike snippet but no coherent event or proper names to anchor a full summary.
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Rhode Island
Damo
Buft
Rome
Caida
Death of Moses and the Lord's burial in prophecy
A devotional commentary on Moses death from Deuteronomy and Hebrews notes Moses’ serene departure, the Lord’s burial, and the promise of resurrection. It contrasts Moses’ sin, God’s mercy, and the ongoing hope of believers as they await Christ’s return and the restoration of Israel.
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Hoffman
Philadelphia
Moses
Tabernacle
Christ
Egypt
Jordan
Paul
Elijah
Jesus
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
God
Mex
Rev. xii
Israel
Paradise
Joshua
Joseph
Bezaleel
Jernsiluan
Mathews credited for homestead and tree claim in Brookings
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader questions if Mr. Mathews gained his possessions by homestead or tree claim. Mathews took both claims, built a Dakota residence, broke ten acres, proved up land, and received patent to G A Mathews. He grew up farming and runs a stock farm. Davison Broa and Seaman offer loans on city property.
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Brookings Press
Sioux Falls
Mathews
Brookings County
Dakota
G. A. Mathews
Foreclosure Notice on 1886 Davison County Mortgage
Notice of default on installments due January 1 and July 18 1888 on a February 1886 mortgage, assignment to F W Little recorded, whole debt due, 90.62 dollars claimed, sale of the northwest quarter of section 20 township 101 north range 61 west to be held October 2 1888 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door in Mitchell Davison County Dakota Territory.
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Frances Scott
Lawrence W. Scott
Davison
Dakota
Joseph Sampson
John ©. French
Buena Vista
Iowa
Register of Deeds
F.W. Little
Woodbury
Lowa
Davisln County
Mitchell
Territory of Dakota
Territory of
Towit
Sioux Falle D. T
Mortgage Sale Notice in Davison County Dakota
Default on July installment of note secured by a 1887 mortgage on Willian Perry and Argie M Perry wife. Principal 316,763 and interest 1,207 due. Mortgagee to sell the southwest quarter of section 28, township 100N, range 60W, Davison County, Dakota Territory. Public sale October th, 1888 at 2 PM at the Davison County courthouse steps in Mitchell Dakota Territory.
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Willian A. Perry
Argie M. Perry
Davison
Territory
Dakota
Vite
Sigux Paus
Dakouw
Norte
Davisoi
Dakons
Kebrasky
O'Elock P. m
Reise
Dakoti
Steont Ok
Mitetall
Sioux Falls
Notice of land entry and sheriff sale in Dakota Territory
Land office Mitchell Dak Aug 21 1888 notice that a named settler filed to prove residence and cultivation for land in Davison County 6w4 22 103.61 with witnesses listed. Also sheriff sale notice for Warder Cushnell and Giesner vs Sarah Filkins on the west half of the northeast quarter section 5 township 103 range 60 Davison County due to an execution in favor of creditors. sale set for Sept 29 1888 at 10 am at the Mitchell Court House for $150 plus costs and interest from Jan 16 1882. Members of Davison County involved.
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Mitchell Dak
Mitchell da
Judson W. Mason
Davison County
Abratan Reitzer
John Ward
Edward Ward
Mitchell Duk
M. Lir
Sit
Vernon Duk
Dakota
Weninst
Sarasa Bilkins
Davison
Dakota Territory
Wilchel
Tne
Mitchell
Ayer's Hair Vigor Proves Effective For Hair Growth
Modern readers praise Ayer's Hair Vigor for cleaning scalp benefits and lasting perfume. They claim it softens hair, preserves color, prevents shedding, and stimulates new growth even after hair loss or gray turns. Testimonials include Mrs. P. H. Davidson of Alexandria and J. H. Pratt of Spofford.
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Ayer
P. H. Davidson
Alexandria
Sims
U. B. Church
St. Bernice
Ind
J. H. Pratt
Spofford, Texas
Summons in Dakota Territory District Court
The District Court of Davison County Dakota issues a summons to defendant Joseph N Hutchinson in a Dakota Fire and Marine Insurance case. The defendant must answer within thirty days or judgment for 36000 plus interest and costs will be entered. Attorneys Wilson & Preston represent the plaintiff.
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Territory OF Dakota
Tee
Davison County
Dakota Fire and Marine Tarigia Company
Joseph N. Hutchinson
Dakota Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Viinitilf
Ul Rk
District Court
Mitchell
Dakotat
Main Street
Mitchel
Dakota
Ls Action
Iilson & Preston, Alomovy
Plaintiff
Adress
Ilense
Nonsensical recruitment notice with scattered names
A garbled recruitment pitch touts work from home with unclear promises and random names. It mentions payments and eligibility in a disjointed, error-filled narrative lacking verifiable details or credible organization.
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