Boston buyer acquires famous English St Bernard for 3500
The article notes EB. B. Irans of Boston purchasing the renowned St Bernard Bir Bedivero for 3500 dollars. It also mentions a San Francisco caspasy for a new explosive, and Bara Bernhardt’s tour contract terms including hotel, per show pay, and a share of gross receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. B. Irans
Boston
Bir Bedivero
San Francisco
Thaitri Mindliff
America
Bara Bernhardt
Sion
Bara
Fragmentary Legal Notice From An Unclear Proceedings
The text presents a damaged legal notice with scattered phrases about a court matter. Names, dates, and places are unreadable or garbled, hindering precise identification of parties or actions.
Painter Studies Quietly Amid Servitors of Idea
An eccentric artist retreats to his study to work on books and paintings. A soft light from a paper lantern illuminates a polished desk with yellowed sheets, ebony inlay, and a carved lamp. A plate displays five brushes in a decorative arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideus
Portraits in a Fractured Tale of Illusions and Death
The fragment describes Miss Maste Seri, a 22 year old noted for beauty, arrested near Theaver then released after a brief inquiry. It mentions her Louisville estate valued at SVh.000 with monthly income, and a cryptic note on a man named Kalakana whose reign in a distant land ended after a single revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maste Seri
Faye Cheek
Louisville
Senate and House Clash Over Rules and Bills
In January sessions, the Senate shelved a rule change and the elections bill as the apportionment and army bills moved forward in the Senate. The House passed a naval appropriation bill for 10 million to repair and build Mississippi levees, with other measures on pensions, public buildings, and rail bridges advancing. Reports noted births, deaths, accidents, and other local incidents across multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Senate
House
Mississippi
Cairo
Moxpay
Nathaniel P. Banks
Franz Sigel
Vert
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Stanford
Irby
California
South Carolina
Missouri
Tufts
Omaha
Military Academy
Rock Island
Rockford
John Bidtcorg
New York
Election results and market figures from Washington report
Reports from Washington discuss tith exchanges at leading clearinghouses during the avéele year with a large loss of 1 240 056 642 in the prior week. A canvass by two farmers papers shows Cleveland leading the Democratic formers by 71 797 to 17 118 for Hill, while Republicans support Rivine Dy 800 towns and 20 746 for Rush. The bulletin notes Yavapai County Arizona as the largest and Rexander County as the smallest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wyra
Cleveland
Hill
Harrison
Rush
Yavapai County
Arizona
Rexander County
Ian Sinpehi Vist
Boston lawyer Taine Wadleigh dies in era of notable figures
The obituary notes Taine Wadleigh a Boston lawyer and ex US sentinel from New Hampshire. It also mentions Waterloo survivor Martin Yoren Medon and other dramatic events from the era including a New York wind snow storm and various local incidents with casualties and legal notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tainebridge Wadleigh
Boston
United States
New Hampshire
Driagalle Pallsenemere
Canda
Mped Verlag
Delerne
Bridgre
New York
Mareh
Martin Yoren
Rutland
Datelaretas
Phoston
Sothern
Yael
Dipan
New York City
New York Hills
A. Sailer
Mearrebba
Arikters
Fricke
Sullivan Whitney
Mass
Cobh
N.Y
Hater
Geear Lapham
Moomen
Fran Monat Plemstill
Ty Cie Tate Stermn
Ag Catasiena
Rane
Dron- Works
Pie Tren
Prennsylvania
Team
Miclist Sy Adie Varte
Rd Sead
World News Briefs From Several Regions
Fragmented report notes 28,000 bales of Australian wool shipped to America, casualties from a German mine disaster, Belgium floods damage, a Spain Cuba trade accord accepted, avalanche in Italy destroys houses, and other global events. Also mentions U.S. Senate apportionment, steel plant incidents, train conflicts, and the death of a former U.S. Treasury secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arent
Hte
United States
Washington
Cuba
Spain
Floresta
Italy
Ate
Worvis
Meelbov
Secretary Windom Dies Suddenly at New York Banquet
New York Yonx Jan 30 Secretary Windom died suddenly of heart disease at Delmonico's after concluding his toast at the Board of Trade dinner. He collapsed, was given immediate aid, and pronounced dead at 10:05 p.m. The event sent shock through Washington as President Harrison and cabinet officials processed the loss and prepared to transport the body to Washington.
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Senate
House
Pootminster-General
Yarngtse
China
Tes
Tippewaiow
OG Batten BR. Crawrant
Waneas
Coratid Junction
Col
Aou
Winona Taper Company
Holvolta
Mass
Vashillies
Luni Uiem
Aroops TL
Powras
Netrasti
Moriners
Bunee
Orrahi
Ascavalanche du Gree
Yonx
Windom
Board of Trade
Arnoux
Bayard
Captain Snow
Ald
Delmonico's
New-York Board of Trade
Windon Waos
Drs. S.A. Robinson
Durant
Whitney
Fisher
Bishop
Juliusad
Robinson
Treasury
Washington
Tracy Stongi
Jackson
William Winduis
United States Treasury
Delmoniee’s
Twenty-sixth Street
Fish Avenue
New York City
Waytney
Patacark Avenue
Brooklyn
West Hempton
Underatear Hiyter
Grace Church
Grace Church, Was Summmoned and Was Put In Charge of the Remains, Mh
Read Sot Tant Bitta
Avenue Hotel
Tracy
Miller
Snow
Harrison
Ambrose Snow
Darwin R. James
F. B. Thurber
W. HH. Wiley
Seth Thomas
Norman S. Bentley
Washmeton
New York
Garfield
Associated Press
White House
Steighen
Traiynd
Reddy
William Windom
Belmont
Ordhry
Meade
Mount Vernon
Negru
United States Senate
Daniel S. Norton
Iis
Minnesota
Bumne
Tsks
Jones County call case ends after twenty years of litigation
The Jones County call case Johnson v Milka et al is finally affirmed by the Town Supreme Court. The lower court awarded the plaintiff $1000 after a general verdict and several special interrogatories. The dispute has cost participants heavily, with calves valued at $44 and total costs reaching between $15,000 and $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Drs
Supreme Court
Cape
National Farmers Alliance votes on convention rules and reforms
The group reconvened in Omaha Nebraska on January 29 and debated constitutional amendments. Key items included single state delegation, voting rights for laboring men, Australian ballot support, mortgage foreclosures, government railroads, and currency reform including silver coinage and equal paper-money standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National. Farmers’ Alliance
Omahine Ostawa
Neb
Chi ‘Eago
Des Moines
Committee On
Pratewe
United States
National Farmers’ Alliance
Union
Central Pacific
Mantern Seaboard
Mammoth Mine Disaster in Pennsylvania Death Toll Rises
Numbers show 151 dead with 110 bodies recovered at Mammoth No. 1 mine after the Tuesday explosion. Owner Fricke reports 100 workers underground, 9 escaped, 141 killed or suffocated by deadly damp. Rescue crews described shattered wagons, scorched scenes, and mutilated, carbonized remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Je. Sunder
Wlethninef- Thre Amamoth
Pennsylvania
H. C. Frickd
Mammoth Nije
You Newton
Dan
Fricke & Co
Mammoth
German Emperor buys walnut timber for palace furniture
Bloomington Illinois report notes large walnut shipments to Germany from the county. A Tuesday lot was sent to a firm for special orders to produce furniture, with part likely destined for Emperor William’s new palace in Berlin. Also reported, Benjamin H Campbell, Chicago Safe and Lock Company president, found dead in the Chicago River near Rush Street Bridge, his disappearance in November long suspected as suicide. he had served as United States Marshal during Grant’s administration.
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Kansas City
Santa Barbara
Cal
Ramon Lopez
Mary Discrella
Tama
James Horton
James O'Neil
Long Point
Alabama
Oklahoma
Rock Falls
Ill
A. C. Brandt
Fairport
San ~ Jose
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Geffrey
Seventh Cavalry
Union Pacific
Frving
Kan
Springfield
Mason
Pir
Kansas
W. A. Telfer
United States
Ingalls
Peffer
Farmersy’ Alli- Bnew
National Farmers’ Advance
Omaha
Tuk
Eunic
Neb
Nebraska
Wuai
William D. Neitz
Fifth Artillery
Aloutray Island
Louisville Kydton
Joe Thithe
Joe Weaver
Tad Adams
Reed & Henry
Overton
Tex
Gi Henry
Dan Tucku
Joli Ashi
William PF. Vilas
Brownsbull
Tih
Chicago
Bloomington
Bloomisetrox
Germany
William
Curcaco
Benjamin H.campbell
Chicago Safe and Lock Company
Chicago River
Rush ‘Street
Mr. Campbell
Grant
Drawing lessons and contests engage young readers in 1891
The piece highlights reader interest in amusing drawings and contests like Lambkin Prig or Hero and Anagram, noting Miss Rimmer’s Prize Art-crit and BH Tinnley’s Problems in Hero. It lists authors such as Susan Coolidge and Elbridge S. Brookes and mentions Awake’s circulation and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankeie Douls
Allacld
Prig
Susan Coolidge
Mrs. Burton Harrison
Margaret Sidney
Elbridge S. Brookes
Ernest Ingersoll
Kirst
D. Lotshop Company
Boston
Mass
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Ends With Testimony
An old advertisement offers a reward for catarrh cures and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites F. J. Cheney and West & Trumbull as endorsers, prints testimonials, and claims internal action on blood and mucous membranes. Sold by Toledo druggists at five dollars per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quenzy & Co
Olédo
F. J. Cheney
West & Trunx
Toledo
jalding,Kinnan & Marvin
Ohio
Hall
Mrs. Black Reports Complete Cure After August Flower
Mrs. Sarah M. Black of Beneca Missouri describes two years of neuralgia headaches stomach and womb pains along with fatigue yellowing of the face mucus taste breath troubles and cold extremities. After taking August Flower she reports a wonderful improvement and a near complete cure. G G Green Woodbury New Jersey endorsement follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah M. Black
G. G. Green
Woodbury, N.J
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