Young House—Advice Before Time in Matrimonial Market
The article notes a lively spring for marriage and the importance of a well furnished home as a base for comfort and happiness as couples begin life together. It references The C. C. Carty Furniture House.
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Cupid
Fashion notes on wool and velvet dresses
The article describes using wool and velvet in dresses with mixtures of fabrics, trims, and silhouettes. It discusses collar vests cuffs in red velvet, pleated skirts, pleated vests, and the popularity of combinations of blue and red on outfits for different ages and skin tones. It notes yardage costs from $1 to $3 and guidance on morning versus afternoon wear. It mentions two new suits with three pieces and fabric widths suitable for tailoring.
Dynamite Outrages in London Reported in Tut News
The Tut News outlines the Westminster Hall blast and a separate Tower of London explosion two days earlier. It notes arrests, injuries to constables and visitors, and describes the area around Parliament and the Tower with historical detail.
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Tut
Frederick
London
New York
Westminster Hall
Parliament Buildings
House of Commons
Cox
Gladstone
Tower of London
Conningham
America
Corand Gale
Edwin Green
St. Thomas's Hospital
Westminster Abbey
Whitehall
House of Lords
Royal Palace
England
Ward IV
William the Conqueror
Christopher Wren
St. Peter's Ad Vincula
Henry VI
Annie Boleyn
Te Lawnel
Katherine Howard
Thomas Moore
London Bridge
Thomas Cromwell
Earl of Essex
Margaret
Countess of Shrewsbury
Thomas
Lord Seymour of Dudley
Somerset
John Dudley
Earl of Warwick
Duke of Northumberland
Jane Grey
Lord Guilford Dudley
Thomas Overbury
John
France
Charles
Duke of
Orleans
Louis VII
Agincourt
Archbishop Cranmer
Walter Raleigh
White Tower
Arabella Stuart
William Seymour
Somer
War in the Sudan Doubtful on Omdurman Credit
Despatch from General Wolseley at Korti reports no confirmation of Omdurman’s capture by El Tahdi's forces and notes possible battle with Wadgami and Moussa near Riti while General Earle advances from HamdAB toward Berber with provisioned troops. Wolseley cautions on enemies' spirits and expects engagement if any. The report also covers unrelated local crimes and disasters, including a Cleveland murder suicide and drownings in Marquette, a dwarf girl’s death in Reapsie, and a sales pitch for Salvation Oil.
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War Office
Lord Wolseley
Korti
Stewart
Omdurman
Eltahdi
Wolseley
Earle
Hamdad
Abu Hamed
Moonseir
Wadgami
Monesa
Riti
Hamdab
Moussa
Woleeley
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Maryland Brewery
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Maryland
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Foreign Ions Committee
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Cleveland
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