The Piazza Tragedy in St Louis Times Journal
A fragment from the St Louis Times Journal recounts Algernon and Ethel on a newly painted piazza where Ethel faints as the paint traps Algernon’s clothing. He remains stuck, unable to move, as others mourn the doomed scene.
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Algormon
Arround
Perchance
Panta
Ethel
Algernon
St. Louis
Silent Eve by the Cottage Door
Poem fragment from Harper's Weekly recounts a grieving woman beside a cottage watching a fading day. She recalls a lost love and past scenes as a cat sits nearby and a child’s memory echoes in the air. The figure seeks comfort in faith and a quiet prayer as night descends.
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Sie
Harper's Weekly
Illusion of Death Ends in a Comic Wake
A man fakes death to escape a legacy schemed by his fiancée Priscilla and her family. The ruse unfolds with undertakers and a costly coffin, until a wake reveals the ruse and he reunites with Minnie Rivers, who becomes Minnie Smith. The piece ends with him married and reflecting on the near-death farce.
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Wuart
Sowerby’s
Muffins
Priscilla
Smith
Howard
Job
Sowerby
Angels
Spooney
Mr. Howard
Harry
Lovey
Moses
Minnie Rivers
Mrs. Mullins
Mr. Smith
Ducky
Minnie Smith
Detroit News
South Harris
Lst
Wrancia
Shay
Brown
Patrick Boland
Covington
Francis
Ohnny Goodson
A Practical Joke Causes Riot Frenzy in Oil City
A prank by Joe Skinner in Oil City on Seneca Street sparks a large crowd as townsfolk search mud for a supposed two thousand dollar diamond pin. The ruse triggers a push, a fight, and police involvement before the hoax is exposed. The clipping also notes advances in women’s roles and a university matriculation count.
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Joe Skinner
Oil City
Joe
Seneca Street
Amon
Congressional Committees Of Inquiry Examines 8 Witnesses
On the 29th the committee heard H. Drew Proscuting Attorney recount Kentucky workers in Cincinnati polls and the affair of Butterworth supporters. Testimony covered funding of campaigns, affidavits altered, and alleged ballot tampering in Covington and Cincinnati wards.
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H. Drew
O. L. Francis
Covington
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Covington Society
Follitt
Congress
Ampere
Mill
Conger
Drewhore
Grand Juty
James Henly
Worth
Wis
Peiceman
Ofaiin
Peter Ryan
Andrew Rogers
Henry Ard
Patrick O'Neil
Supervisorerry
Verry
Brady
Gazzan Gano
Hamilton County Executive Committee
Trenaurer
Fornher
Francis
Drew
Custom House
James Kagan
Butterworth
Gilson House
Washington
Squire McCullum
Boyes
Buttterworth
William McAllister
N. Butterworth
Mr. Butterworth
Young
Wee
Gus Olwark
Tuck Beay
Tom Shaw
Mr. Putterworth
Gobingson
Ab Coltibes
Neithorhood
Eugene Hale
Judge Ciorhan
Ciamberlain
Ephelland
Holland and
Dully
Sabuk
Weitzel
Holland
Dilly
Moulland
Republicana
Witness
Gibson Houses
Holand
Gibson House
Tack
Vanlon
National House inquiry opens in Chicago on causes of low mood
The Select Committee to inquire into the causes of low mood in labor and business began its labors in Chicago on the 28th. It features Chairman B H Wright and members including M P O'Connor Joseph J Martin J C Sherwin and Henry L Dickey. Kirat National Bank details show Chicago bank capital about 10 020 000 with loans and deposits amid depression and reduced demand for loans.
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Legislatora
Congresa
Segal-Bender
United States
George Schneider
National Bank of Illicess
George M. Sloan
Milwaukee
Chicago
Charles Randolph
Board of
Ie of Chicago
Joseph Eastman
Stonecutters' Union
Labor Congress
James Taylor
Cb Bperty
T. J. Morgan
J . George Schilling
National House of Representatives
BH. B. Wright
Wilkenbarre
M. P. O'Connor
Charleston
Joseph J. Martin
Williamston
N. C
J.C. Sherwin
Geneva
Henry L. Dickey
Greenfield
Ohio
L. J. Gage
Kirat National Bank of Chicago
Atv
Socialist voices in Chicago press for currency reform and labor rights
Debates show Socialists like Ben Sibby and Danica McArthur blaming debt, the Resumption Act, and silver demonetization for hard times. Witnesses push for a Bureau of Labor and broader currency, while several merchants and workers praise improved conditions or warn against eight hour limits. An adjournment follows after remarks from diverse figures including Greenback advocate DeWolf and Union supporters.
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Ben Sibby
Socialistic-Labor Party
Congress
Chicago
Mr. McAuliffe
Conarcas
Danica McArthur
Ist
Willian Stewart
Northwest
W. Potter
Chicago Rolling Mills
Jesse Spaulding
Maha
Swindling Farmers and the Call for Alarm
A modern editorial warns farmers about swindlers and forged notes, urges vigilance against sound alike schemes, and urges readers to fight fraud. It critiques press coverage and stresses that many notes lack consideration and are bought despite knowing their fraud. It cites a crayfish of deceit and urges never sign.
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Iowa
Agricultural tips and home farming notes from various sources
A collection of farming advice covering fertilizers for melons, freezing bananas with cream, frost protection for wheat using oats in the straw, cucumber pickling, and humane, practical knotting methods for tying livestock. Includes practical methods and cautions from journals and advisory letters.
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Iowa State Register
Indiana
Cor
N. Y
Davenport
Curious horse training cure tale and medical ads in 19th century papers
A farmer describes taming a vicious horse through apples and later potatoes, claiming the strategy cured the bad habit. The excerpt includes editorial asides and an American editor’s aside on education, plus advertisements for Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy and Vulionad Yeast, with product claims and physician endorsements.
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Monticello
Piazza
Alazmor
Ethel’s
Piacea Johan & Piazza
Tainte
Lurich
Congressional Committees OF Inquiry
Cincinnnat
George W. Taylor
Miss Tobacco Factory
Brads
FIN
Bin
Witneas
Lutterworth
Butterwarthy
Can J. Cunningham
Stepublican
Test Vo
Columbus
John O'Connor
Egan
J. ¥. Scammon
Chivago
Joseph Hi. C. Morest
Sherman
England
William Yaley
National Labor Greenback Party
National Banka
Treasury
Inoney
Lasalle Street
John Sherman
van Higgins
I. D. Streeter
Trade and Labor Council
America
F.H. McLogan
C. K. Kenyen
Alaska
George Stodgers
Michigan
the Labor and Business Committee
Mr. Gray
John F. Scanlan
F. Norton
T. W. Baxter
Elgin Watch Factory
A. J. Parsons
House of Labor
New Homestead Bilh
Carl Beer
Bally
Fr. Milla
Workingwomen's Union
Aho
Hid & B
Lyman J. DeWolf
Greenback
H.B. Hurd
Picayune
Bobtail
Phil
Jackson
Evening Post
Texas
Albany Evening Journal
F. Withoft
Dr. Sage
Everyboly
Majoras
Lyon & Mras
Liz State BT
Popllayos
Philadelphia
Rh, McDonald & CO
New York
van Schaack, Stevenson & CO
Richardson & CO
A. & V. C. Miller
Washington Avenue
St. Louie
John 4
Mellon
U.S
Mo. State Agricultural College
College of Veterinary Surgeons of Edinburgh
Scotland
Missouri
T. B Wilson
McLean’s
Cornell College
MUSEC
F. King
Vernon
Owa
L. P. Ewald & CO
EE Iron House
Main Street
Mendelssohn
Bargain
John McCurdy
Wabash Ave
Jesse Haney & CO
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Keokuk
Nat Falhouse Kridge
Woolrich & CO
D. H. Lamberson
State St
Tamra
Medora
Polk County
Florida
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Tampa Wayne
Tampia Bay
Bandi
Polk Cou
WM. van Fletion
South Florida
Endsra St
Ciuitent
National Publishing CO
Chicago Enterprine Gold & Silver Mining Co
Peat
Conrae
James M. Etheridge
Sherman & CO
Marshall
Wells Tea Company
Fulton
P.O
Union College OF Law
Tujtlen
Henly Booth
BOS West
Bayli Doebugee
Low
Pricy
Gomis
Ordor
E.buhman
W. Madisonst
Amonth
Jay Bronson
Detroit
Mich
Adidroesy
Valentine
Janusville
Wisa
M. J. McCullough
Lawrence
Kan
Dusit Moena
Pman Idisun
National Copying Co
Wheelock
Clark Johnson
W. 3d St
New York City
Jensey City
Edwin Eastman
Wakamethla
Dee
Eastman
Jaetitt
Wikamethla
Ayer
Mr. Eastman
Dr. Johnson
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Brabula
Jackson County
William Provin
Ratmond
Black Hawk County
Lone
Sir
Ales. Gould
J. . Dunn
Rep Oak
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F. N. Welpton
Sipnay
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Lin
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Winneshirk County
A.J. Cooley
Attica
Marion County
Eve Aanas
Sophia M. Manroe
Reinbrok
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Ann Patterson
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N. Messerly
Exling
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