McClures Magazine For March Preview Features Twain Stev enson IMDb
The March McClure’s offers a fine Flagg portrait of Mark Twain and a varied lineup. It includes Stevenson's opening crew novel, Kipling on Curtains Courageous, a Conan Doyle Arctic piece, Marconi wireless experiments, Hamlin Garland on Grant, Cy Warman Rocky Mountain tale, Ross society tale, and portraits of McKinley and his mother.
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McClure
Mark Twain
Charles Noel Flagg
Robert Louis Stevenson
Rudyard Kipling
W. &. Howells
Daniel Vierge
August Jaccaci
Vierge
Conan Doyle
Arctic
Screon
Dia Greenland
McClure‘s
J.C. Rose
Signor G. Marconi
Pacific
Atlantic
Los Angeles
Boston
Hamlin Garland
General Grant
Detroit
Sackett’s Harbor
Isthmus
California
Cy Warman
Rocky Mountain
Clinton Ross
McKinley
Haviland
China
Hough's
After the Cripple Creek fire a meritorious cough remedy
A reader recalls a severe cold after Cripple Creek's fire, claiming Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured cough and cold after using three small bottles. The note appears in a coin of brief news items and ads with other assorted notes.
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Cripple Creek
Chamberlain
G. B. Henderson
The
Daily Advertiser
Wagley & Smead
Guena Vista notes and local updates from residents
President McKinley mentioned in passing. Bessie Newall visited Wert McCauslands. Agdie Moran closed her school term at No. 6 Friday. Sam Eickner will work for Donahes this season. Tomie Moore’s friends note his weakness. Mrs. Wud. Jackson is sick. Timothy Tillduff jokes about corn oil costs for Sunday lights. Tim, the writer, consoles readers with daughters. George Trafton offers butchering services. Ragging at Ed Bliths last Friday. Goodbye Grover.
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McKinley
Piace
Bessie Newall
Wert McCauslands
Agdie Moran
Sam Eickner
Kellogg
Tomie Moore
Wud. Jackson
Timothy Itillduff
Will
Phil
Tim
George Trafton
Grover
Three Opinions Praise The Chicago Record As Model Paper
A New York publication Newspaperdom hails The Chicago Record as a model newspaper in every sense. The Chicago Record is advertised for sale by newsdealers and subscriptions are accepted by postmasters. address 181 Madison Street.
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Chicago Record
Harrisburg
America
New York
Madison St
Resolutions on Cuba and war with Spain debated in Senate
The Senate discussed a resolution to send battleships to Cuba to protect U S interests and criticized Spain and the state department. No decisive action was taken. House business focused on District of Columbia and various appropriation actions. The anti scalper bill passed in the House and a sundry civil bill moved through the Senate with amendments.
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Senate
Julio Satsrality
Havana
Cuba
Cuban
District of Columbia
Spain
State Department
Bulger CN. Y
House
Senate International Monetary Conference
Washington
Flood Losses Run High in Monongahela Valley
The Monongahela valley floods cause damages exceeding 1.6 million dollars amid widespread desolation. Across the nation, a string of events includes Indiana suffrage losses, Consul-General Tee resignation, German-American Bank failure in New York, and a deadly rail crossing accident near Chattanooga.
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Monongahela
Supreme Court
Indiana
Tee
State Department
Washington
Gen. Lee
Bank
Tonawanda
N. Y
Tts
Palmer
Tex
National Sound Money League
New York
United States
Charles Callender
Chicago
Cromwell
Conn
August Hanson
Lake Preston
S. D
Hanson
Senate
Sun Prairie
Wisconsin
Sherman Heights
Chattanooga
Tenn
Woodward
North Dakota Senate
United States Building & Loan Association
Louisville
Letitia Green Stevenson
Daughters of the American Revolution
George O'Malley
R. W. Young
Prius
Clarence A. Austin
University of Rochester
N.Y
The Sugar Tariff Bill and White House Gossip
An article sketches debates on the new tariff bill, focusing on sugar duties, politics in the House and Senate, and sugar trust influence. It notes Dingley’s timetable, trust strategies, and potential party shifts, then shifts to anecdotes about President Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland, including a tale of a twin lookalike at a White House reception and a joking exchange with a colonel.
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Baltimore
United States
England
France
Germany
William I. Manson
Farragut
New Orleans
York
Jessie Langford
Duluth
Minn
Great Lakes
Jasnestown
NR. 1
Painesville
Harry Waters
Danbury
Brazil
Illinoia
Maine
California
Pennsylvania Railroad Voluntary Relief Department
New York Horse-Breeders’ Association
Glens Falls
Star Pointer
Frank Agan
John S. Gentry
Robert J
New York Sun
Sugar Trust
Senate
Mrs. Cleveland
Washington
House
Dingley
Congress
McKinley
Ways and Means Committee
Havemeyer
Trust
Louisiana
West
Far West
Pettigrew
Kyle
South Dakota
Navy Department
United States Navy
Pacific
Mr. Cleveland
WaltTer Wellmar
Such a Paper Is a Great Popular Educator
A concise endorsement highlighting the paper as a valuable educational resource for households, framing it as accessible and beneficial for learning at home.
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Clarkson
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Iowa
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