Five Mayfield quintuplets cause shock and crowds
In Mayfield Kentucky on April 10 Mrs O D Lyon reportedly gave birth to five babies. One died soon after and the others perished in succession. The bodies were embalmed and shown in exhibitions across the country drawing large crowds despite condemnation from notable figures and civil authorities.
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Americans Condemn Flunkeyism After Windsor Visit
The article critiques U S officials Bayard and family for visiting Windsor Castle, noting Queen Victoria’s reception and royal honors as excessive. It argues many Americans disapprove of currying favor with monarchs while praising independence from royal influence.
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Pope of Rene Receives Gifts of Modern Inventions
The Vatican hosts an array of curios from inventors and financiers. Phonographs, an ivory inlaid typewriter, and other devices are sent as tokens of esteem to His Holiness. He jokes about age while greeting the modern artifacts amid cheers and curiosity.
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Cleveland
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Cosmetics Inabefan n use daily 202 The women of Berli sitios of fac2 powder
The article lists cosmetic items including eye brow coloring matter glycerine and cold cream. It notes weights such as a kilo equivalent to 2.10 pounds in a short catalog style offering common cosmetic ingredients.
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Berli
Bryan and Sewall win Democratic nomination in New York rally
William Jennings Bryan and Arthur Sewall secure Democratic nominations for president and vice president at Madison Square Garden New York. Bryan urges immediate free coinage of silver while Sewall stresses a stable bi metal monetary system and national unity as crowds surge through Union Square.
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Maine
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Bryan Denies Aid by Silver Mine Owners in Campaign Charges
The visit to Upper Red Rock New York sees Hon. W. J. Bryan deny being employed by silver mine owners. He demands an open charge from the Republican National Committee and asserts his income stems from editorial salary, law practice, and lecture fees. He cites past campaigns and rejects claims of involvement with any mining interests.
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Cockran Railed Against Populist Agitation in New York Meeting
A mass meeting of the Democratic West Money League of America drew about eighteen thousand to Mitchison Sacnire Garden New York Tuesday night. Hon Perry Belmont spoke and Bourke Cockran delivered the main address criticizing Populist and Bohemian labor rhetoric while urging Democrats to uphold party principles and resist repudiation.
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New York
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Sheini
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Cockran
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Great Columbus Campaign Rally Draws Ten Thousand
AAug 15 Columbus gathering featured Governor Bushnell opening remarks and Senator Sherman discussing free coinage of silver. Sherman traced coinage history from Jefferson through Bland-Allison, arguing silver’s value and the peril of demonetizing gold.
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United States
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Stewart
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Uniteds
Monogram Design Service Sells Linen Marking Plans
In New York Post style, a young woman could profit by specializing in monograms and single letters for household linen. Two sisters could pair design and embroidery to fulfill orders in shops and for trousseaus, with pricing based on design size and stitching work.
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New York Post
Weather Jokes Reflect Sizzling Heat Across Papers
A collection of quips on the heat wave as old Sol inspires wry comment from multiple papers. Lines reference temperamental thermometers, summer fatigue, and political heat from Populist conventions, with playful ties to party rivals.
Miseries of Managers Stage Manager Quote
A comic stage moment from the New York Weekly shows a stage manager and supervisor arguing over moving a scene as Juliet lies dead in the tomb. The warning about drafts and sneezing frames a playful look at backstage chaos.
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New York Weekly
Coach and Four Dollars in Texas Sittings
A quirky exchange notes a coach and four dollars, with playful wordplay on the phrase. The dialogue hints at updated appearances and status, framed by a Texas setting.
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