Relations Between Washington Journalists and Public Men
Washington March 15. The relations between journalists and public men in Washington are described as a shifting web of goodwill and hostility. The piece notes frequent cycles of closeness and sharp antagonism, driven by scandals and political shifts, with examples of how various congressmen interact with reporters and how press rooms reflect these dynamics.
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Washington
Congress
Joan Lamont
Hayes
Garfield
Arthur
Cleveland
Harrison
Dan Lamont
Congresamn
Callum
Calasae
Ate
The Price of Wool and Trade Policy Effects
The Cannonsburg Herald argues that free wool imports cut local prices, comparing a 14 cent Pennsylvania unwashed fleece to 19 cent London wool and 8 cent London-equivalent value. It asserts protection raised US prices, cites a National Association table, and notes a 64 cent savings removing skirts. A fatal boy's accident closes the item.
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Cannonsburg Herald
Washington County
London
New York
National Association of Woolen Manufacturers
Ceat LN Lonuson
Sisat
Contaler
Rtu
Nerton
Salt Creek
Narigal M
Naringal
Delameron
Washinton County
Vta
Ekira
Pennsylvania
Grover Cleveland
Harrison
White House
United States
Ohio
America
Batewan & Co
Paradelstia
Danbury News Man James M Bailey Lauded In Personal Sketch
A March tribute from Danbury Connecticut honors James Montgomery Bailey known as The Danbury News Man. The piece recalls his early struggles in Albany and his rise as editor of The Danbury News creating Life In Danbury and a popular humor style. It notes his wartime service, success as an author and lecturer, and ends with a commendation of his generous character.
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Danpury
Conn
James Montgomery Bailey
Danbury
Monte” Bailey
Albany
Monte Bailey
New England
Mr. Baley
Pure Owl
Mark Twain
Bailey
Seventeenth Connecticut Volunteers
Jeffersonian
Indie Rhea
Bailey Pass
Bret Harte
Barkey
Analetus
Telan
Bales
Mr Barley
England
Tur
Tou Masson
Miser Papa Fleutelot Dies in Squalor in Auxerre
A French miser known as Papa Fleutelot died in Auxerre in his eighty fifth year after a life of poverty. Police search his hut uncovered 400 bottles of Bordeaux and a hidden chest containing bonds, mortgages, shares worth 140000 francs, and 400 acres of land near Vailleneuve. He left only a small cash sum and a wave of heirs scouring the hut for more treasure.
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Auxerre
France
Papa Fleutelot
Bordeaux
Fapa Fleutelot
Vailleneuve Aur
Yonne
Villeneuve
Paul Fleutelot
Boly
Paria
Tailors Debut Daring 18th-Century Costume at Pittsburgh Banquet
Four leading U S tailors wore a silk velvet coat satin waistcoat and satin breeches at a Pittsburgh dinner closing a three day Merchants Tailors National Exchange gathering. The costume inspired universal praise and is expected to become the convention’s next banquet attire amid debate on its gendered fashion and social implications. Julia Burley burned to death at Hoodouton while playing with fire, clothing catching fire.
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Pittburg
National Exchange
United States
Pittsburg
New York Sun
Julia Burley
Hoodouton
Caring for the aged with Paine’s celery compound
An appeals style piece extols caring for grandmothers and aged relatives. It promotes Paine's celery compound as a remedy for nervous weakness, insomnia, dyspepsia, and poor blood, claiming it rebuilds nerve tissue and strengthens the body. It urges readers to support the elderly and seek this tonic for fatigue and nervous disorders.
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Paine
Grand Opening of Spring Millinery Goods
The advertisement inviting ladies to the opening of Spring Millinery Goods proclaims a top millinery faculty in the three cities. It promises stylish hats and bonnets at prices below all competition and emphasizes economical options for fashionable headwear.
New Stock Hosiery and Fabrics Sale Notice
For Monday Tuesday and Wednesday fast black regular 15c seamless hose 10c Children seamless fast black and tan colored ribbed hose all sizes 10c Men a summer merino underwear 26c Fancy tennis flame opaque cloth curtain shades 25c complete on spring rollers New line of fancy curtain nets white dotted Swiss net 12c fancy dotted Swiss with border at the
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Treavenes
Stim County
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Wusky
Tweed
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Mooney
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Dds
San Domingo
Babcock
Colleys
Rent Mobilier
Dpeshrap
Preas
Billy McGarrahan
Onn Pratt
Capitol
Jouth Patterson
Tennessee
Sir Walker
Duere
Culberson
Grosvenor
Frye
Chandler
Umd
Fuonaton
Kansas
Messrs
Brockshire and Waugh
Indiana
Stallings and Bankhead
Alabama
Dinsmore
Arkanueas Black
Hitt and Cannon
Times
Henderson
Boatner
Lonaang
Dadomri
Parente Podortfe
JoNoch
New Tie Estate
Khedive
Alorandriia
Shakhespearn
Congregation of Rites
Shakespeare
St Denia
Jean
Paris
London Times
Virginia
Philadeles
Harry Moyer
Gantoms QO
THE
Danbury News Man
Prairie State
Sphingfield
State Board of Health
Chicago
Braidwood
Spencer
Will County
Kingston
DeKalb County
Harvey
Cook County
Elgin
James AM. Bailey
Papa Fleutelot, Miser
DR. Winchell
Jaque
DR. Humphreys
Grippe
Ee Humphreys’ Medicine CO
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William & John
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Fort Smith
Indian Territory
Forte
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Rialffare
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Third Avenue, Moline
March Wu
Merrino
Pierr & CO
Third Avenue
Moline
Review-Dispatch Toscone
Inter-Ocean
NEW York Tribune
Review-Dispatch
Review-Pispatih
Inter Ocean
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Fifth Avenue
R. H Trevor
Uncle Sam
Mmert Provriatary
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