Quarrel at Beefsteak Club Expels Labouchere
London Beefsteak Club votes 77 to 76 to expel Labouchere over his letter about Lannon. Labouchere defends himself as the club weighs the issue with Captain Burnaby and others urging action.
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W. U. Telegraph
Jaxarton
Werlls London
Beefsteak Club
Lord Wharncliffe
London Truth
Labouchere
Lannon
Frederick Burnaby
Inderwick
Queens
Syote
Clarence at the Menagerie Learns About Elephants
A May day visit to the Barnum menagerie where Clarence feeds monkeys with candy and overcomes fear of an elephant. His father tells a tale of an elephant named Jack who uproots a toll-bar, illustrating the joke that the elephant trunked the gate because it would not be imposed upon.
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Barnum
Clarence
Ming
Elephante
Jack
Margate
Canterbury
England
Boston Capitalists Purchase Tombstone Empire Inine
Boston investors paid 40000 dollars for the empire inine in Tombstone district Arizona, with half ownership held by the son of actor Marty Eduarda. The deal was arranged by T Levis.
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Boston
Empire Inine
Tombstone
Arizona
Marty Eduarda
T. ¥. Levis
Foreign Notes and Diphtheria Reports From London and Cabul
A Cabul dispatch questions Yakoob Khan’s complicity in the British embassy massacre while officers under high authorities allegedly urged actions to silence Major Cavagnari. Diphtheria ravages multiple Russian regions with high child mortality, prompting a government commission and strict health measures. The London gossip links Layard to Turkey policy and cabinet strains amid Beaconsfield’s era, and the Germanic reaches New York with $250,000 gold aboard in addition to a $200,000 bond shipment.
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Yakhobtkhen
Loxpos
Cabul
Yakoob Khan
Ameer
Cavagnari
Corexuacen
Prussia
Denmark
Uossis
Loxvow
Russia
Killi
Poltavia
Kaploona
Ekharkos
Nakomorika
Tamorska
Maripol
M. Karel
Lonpox
Turkey
Asia Minor
Austin Layard
Porte
Mahmoud Nedim Pasha
Ashton Cross
Beaconsfield
Loxcox
Navy
America
New York
Liverpool
Blasphemous Talmage Preaches Final Sermon in New York Tabernacle
Dr. Talmage declares this is his last sermon as he quotes Paul and Christ to a thinning Tabernacle crowd. He bewilders, pleads for faith, and ridicules the Synod while urging forgiveness and salvation through Christ’s death and resurrection.
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New Yorks
Washington
W. D. Kelly
Europe
Congress
Kelly
Dr. Talmage
Tabernacle
Talmage
Paul
Diocletian
Christ
Hell
Mid Atlantic
Calvary
Jesus
Satan
Lafayette
Marshal Ney
Napoleon
God
Heaven
Robespierres
Talmage Aorahinoes
Piratel
Early theatre free admission noted in old text
The excerpt recalls an early free admission to a theatre. It also mentions Joseph cast into a pit by his brothers and a sailor joke about pointing to masts asking if they went down, reflecting period language and imagery.
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Toulon
Baltic
Joseph
Cabul and Its People
The writer depicts Cabul streets as a crowded mix of bazaars and cook shops where diverse Mohammedan groups mingle on verandahs. He notes lack of police, harsh revenue collectors, unsanitary conditions, and narrow filthy lanes with crowded mud houses, highlighting danger to strangers and a prior British assault.
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Cabul
India
Cabals
Bala Hissar
Galway
Bride of Two Days End in Sudden Death of Bridegroom
The Newe records the sudden death of Mr W A Cissna formerly of Chicago two days after his marriage to Eva Wright of this city. They wed at Mr A W Slogle s home with Rev W R Alger officiating. The couple had taken rooms at Mrs Manifeo s on Lawrence Street when after dinner he collapsed and died of heart disease, leaving a widow after a two day union.
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W.A. Cissna
Chicago
Cissna
Eva Wright
A. W. Slogle
W.R. Alger
Wishes of a Heartbroken Poet in a Rustic Summer Scene
Poem fragment reflects longing and memory with images of a summer day among corn and rose glow. The speaker laments a foolish kiss and a parting, yearning for a future dawn free of sorrow as night fades.
Gent's Jewelry Catalog Keepsake Prices and Offers
A transformed wartime era advertisement lists numerous gentleman and ladies jewelry items with prices and mail offers. Items include rings brooches lockets bracelets necklaces cameos and diamonds with sale terms offering free shipping on orders and reductions for multiple purchases. The text notes varying quality and price levels from 1.50 to 13.26 with conditional free delivery on larger sums.
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Uent
Plata
Bartten
Onyx Bleevea Daten Taccsca
Casseenssesyassaanen Terae Oo Bull Gent
Cassius West Chain
Sylvaira Central Amstican
Benuecanensaseee
Venarels
Leameeee Chase
Ani Kaney Leatta
Massiie Solitaire Ltd
Fraudulent jewelry scheme offers fake agent role and watches
An advertisement urges readers to act as agents for a $1600 jewelry order with promises of watches at low prices. It mentions the Inventory Agency of Chicago and cites quotes from the Sentinel and American Stockman praising the outfit while urging orders through 116 E Washington Street and 115 Washington Street offices.
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Chicago
Winduer
Oder
The
Sentinel
Carcaga Sept
Owaya
Pew
Inventory
Washington Street
Inventorat
Ioventora
Offce
Rooma
Chisago
Esty Prore
Saye
Blomgren Bros
Clark Street
Miller, Wagner & Ambdeuatock
Investors Agency seeks buyers and agents for watches and novelties
An advertisement offers orders from one dollar and up by registered letter or money order. Prepaid shipments allowed under ten dollars with cash on delivery for larger orders, but stock limits and returns apply. The Investors Agency of Chicago invites agents and notes catalogues and free samples.
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New York
Chicago
Army Ag
Addeses Ptatas
INMAN
Washington
Chicaeo
ILI
German Elixir Promoted Against Consumption Alleges Harmless Use
An advertisement touts Thea Kaiser celebrated German Elixir for consumption and throat and lung diseases. Claims tar and wild cherry mix is harmless to children and warns against unsafe quack medicines. Promoted as genuine with Prussian arms and Kaiser branding, samples at drug stores.
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Thea Kaiser
Vallejo
Dixon
Beaver
Utah
Dr. Kaiser
Lancier & Co
Shilohs Consumption Cure Promises Lung Relief
We claim Shilohs Consumption Cure is the best lung medicine and will cure a common or chronic cough in over half the time while relieving asthma bronchitis whooping cough croup and more. It is pleasant and safe for children and guaranteed. Sold by J W McNutt Co and O C Ormsby Logan. October 2 listing.
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Shilou
J. W. McNutt & Co
O. C. Ormaby
Logan
Shiloh
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Powers’ Block
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Third and Main Streets
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Georgh Stinson
Portland
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H. C. Wardleigh
P. O. Box
Sidney Stevens
Fish Brother
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