Indian revolt in Punjaub stirs British worry amid rising discontent
The northern Punjaub confronts Britain as tribesmen gain strength and numbers. Indian press defends assassinations, while reformers warn of tenacious native agitation led by educated youths. Separately, the new tariff law shows slow revenue gains with August duties well short of expectations.
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India
England
Britain
Ind
Honile
Great Britain
Allison
Treasury
Bon Nets and Theater Bonnets Mentioned in Yonkers State
A Yonkers Statesman snippet shows a humorous exchange about bon nets and theater bonnets. The dialog features He and She discussing where she went downtown and what she looked at, with quips about bon nets and theater Bonnets.
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Yonkers
Quote on economy in clothes from Yonkers wife joke
A brief Yonkers Statesman quip features a man praising his wife as economical with clothing. The wife retorts by saying they met at the seashore, delivering a light exchange about frugality and perception in married life.
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Yonkers Statesman
Fugitive Poet Provokes Editor in Sharp Exchange
A Cincinnati Commercial Tribune quip cites a fugitive poet driven away by the Editor with a shotgun. The odd exchange mirrors editor and assistant banter about literary misbehavior and publication risk.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Needed Fumigating
A brief urban notice notes a sanitary police visit at a residence this afternoon prompted by a smoking complaint. The exchange records confrontational remarks about fumigation and a referenced prior instruction. The incident highlights enforcement of cleanliness standards and the response of residents.
Fragmentary chatter on a woman named Gosup Gabber
Odd fragmentary text mocks Mrs. Gabber Gosup for pride and reluctance to read a serial story unless bought on installments. References a pear and ruby, with garbled phrases about stores and a man. No clear news event or identifiable context.
Gowns Which Cost Fortunes in Paris Fall Fashion Notes
A popular actress in Paris all summer prepares striking stage gowns for fall. Features include white satin skirts with guipure, cerise and black accents, velvet belts with jeweled buckles, and chemise-like sleeves. Other ensembles show pale spotted silks, Victorian bonnets, and turquoise accessories with elaborate embroidery and lace. Numerous gowns boast accordion plaiting, ecru grenadine bodices, Louis XVI collars, and jet galon detailing signaling French fashion trends for the season.
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Paris
Ines
Ecru
Louis MIV
Candidate's Walk After Private Parlor Departure
The Detroit Free Press reports a congress candidate, weary from the race, asking the clerk to tell any more friends he has gone out for a walk. He plans only to stretch his legs, replying with a sad remark about the other one.
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Congress
Detroit Free Press
Neighbor’s odd request stuns man over fence line
A Yonkers Statesman item recounts a neighbor peering over a back fence and asking for the piano insides that his neighbor’s daughter hangs on to be sent to his barn. The bizarre inquiry underscores tense border tensions between two households.
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Yonkers Statesman
Gentle Art of Hanging
A Detroit Journal item quotes a letter from the wife of a lynched man praising the White Caps style and asking them to come by to hang a few pictures, implying a grim wink at violence and intimidation.
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Detroit Journal
What Are We Coming To Uncle Josh Comes Tonight
The Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes a dark town exchange about Uncle Josh staying all night with a bag of wheat. A wary remark follows about local danger and a claim that some townsfolk would murder for half that amount, underscoring rising tension.
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Josh
Cleveland
Plain-Dealer
Very Natural Row Between You And Miss Nipper
A dialogue features a claim of cutting in street and a defense that the speaker only met Miss Nipper at evening entertainments and did not recognize her with clothes on.
Misread dialogue hints at domestic squabble
Fragmentary exchange suggests a quarrel over treatment in a marriage. The snippet references a husband named Mr Wiser and a wife defending him, with unclear context and broken wording. No clear event, date, or location can be established from the readable text.
Satisfactory Print Shop praised for good work and timely delivery
A business man tells the RECORD this week that the Satisfactory Print Shop earns praise for good work and reasonable prices. The notice mentions Parmenter and KouNoD and notes contact for property details and poultry weight at Rayburn & Co.
Sealed bids wanted for postponed items as auction nears
Sealed bids wanted. Officials will retire on March first. Lots now on ice available for bidding. All bids must be received by the specified time. Auction details include the items listed and the purchase terms.
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Woo
Mr. Wiser
Parmenter
Kennedy Farm
Mar
Newton
Jasper‘County
Iowa
ISM
Frank Fisk
Jasper County
Nuditor
Holi City
Manns
Anrone
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Broadway
Wey
How
York
W. J. Yarham
S.C
Hubinger Bros C
Keokuk
Newhaven
Jasper & Sons
Rasmussen
East
A. P Joy
Anna H. Joy
H. J. Joy
Speci Gas and Other Care
Ned
Colorado
California
C. R.1
P. Ry
Igland
Phillips
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
John Sebastian
Chicago
Central Market
Fred Claussen
Prop
Tishes
Chamberlain
W. H. Norton
Sutter Creek
Cal
Wagley & Smead
United States
Vaughan
Gasper County
Institute
Farm
Farmers’ Institute
August P. Peterson
Kossuth
Homestead CO
Des Moines
Oliver Yelland
Sheffield
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