Pittsburg Saturday Dec 14 1590 Daily Dispatch list
A historical OCR fragment lists newspaper subscription details for multiple papers and frequencies. It includes references to DAILY Dispatch one year and weekly rates, with mentions of Daw Disratcu and Tex Daw Disratcu delivered weekly at a mid century rate, all centered around Pittsburg and a Saturday date of December 14 1590.
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Daily Dispatch
Ary Disrator
Derratch
InsraTeu
Lisrarch
Celebrated Cronin Case Before Jury
The Cronin case went to the jury last night with a potential verdict of guilty discussed briefly. The lengthy trial featured a drawn out jury selection over two months and protracted testimony, highlighting perceived flaws in the legal process and calls for reforms in law administration.
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Cronin
Promptu
Mr Carnegie’s Plain Meaning on Cleveland Admiration
The article argues the Boston banquet remarks show Carnegie’s fair-minded view of ex-President Cleveland and his administration. It dismisses speculation that Carnegie will abandon protectionist views and cautions against overinterpreting nonpartisan courtesy as a political stance.
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Andrew Carnegie
Cleveland
Boston
Mr. Carnegie
Carnegie
The Realism Inquiry Into Edgar Saltus Life
A wife’s divorce filing portrays Edgar Saltus as adopting villains’ lifeways in fiction. The piece condemns Saltus’s novels as vulgar and immoral, arguing the author’s real life mirrors his literary sins and calls for strong denunciation.
Railroad Freight Rebate Scheme Warned By Officials
A railroad source describes a method to dodge interstate commerce laws by billing freight to an unimportant local point then rerouting with private charges. Officials held a conference to curb the practice, noting such schemes violate the law as do rebates and unequal rates. The report underscores the illegality and calls for enforcement.
Railroad billing rules and enforcement questioned
The passage criticizes a round turn by the obvious and lega fined $5,000 for each shipment made in that way. It argues the neglect of the obvious remedy and reliance on a new billing scheme reveal either railroad leaders' failure to govern under the law or doubts about the practice's existence.
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Legitier
Water Supply Duty to Southside Residents Urged
Southside residents renew complaints about insufficient water supply. The city and Monongahela Water Company must prove adequacy or take prompt steps to ensure a reliable, pure water service for all reachable by mains, and to dispel or remedy the alleged failures.
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Monongahela Water Company
City and Water Company
Popular Summer Concerts for Pittsburg Exposition
A proposal urges summer concerts at the Exposition building to benefit the city treasury and provide wholesome entertainment. Manager Johnston promises a first class orchestra and negotiations with a nationally famed ensemble are under way. Directors and musicians view the plan favorably as a profitable, elevating addition to Pittsburg’s cultural offerings.
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Pittsburg
Exposition
Pittsburghs
Johnston
Ter Disraten
The Advantage of Consolidation in Twin Cities
An article argues for merging Minneapolis and St Paul as a model for Pittsburg and Allegheny. It highlights identical interests, potential gains in a unified city of about 400 000, and benefits for bridges terminals rail water and public safety. It cautions against political manipulation and urges provisions to protect all areas.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Twin Cities
Northwest
Pittsburg
Allegheny
St Paul
Southern mob censorship and theater protests in the North
A newspaper reflection notes Southern riots against Uncle Tom's Cabin performances do not prove abhorrence of ill sectionalism. It argues the mob actions misrepresent the institution and that Southern appetite for such episodes shows a troubling zeal, while acknowledging universal foolishness across regions.
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Booth
North
English Fleet Size Booms at Spithead Review
A government official told a public banquet that the English fleet gathered at Spithead for a naval review amounted to twice the entire United States Navy, yet did so without severely reducing regular stations. The remark highlighted perceived naval dominance in the era.
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Spithead
United States
Thirteen-knot cruisers and coastal defense in debate
A critique of a navy plan favors faster commerce destroyers over modest thirteen-knot cruisers. The piece argues for swifter vessels to match naval aims and notes mixed progress in ad proposals. It also riffs on Washington character discussions and several period observations.
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United Buenas Mit Cver
Last Johnstown disaster tied to crowded Uncle Tom's Cabin show
The article argues the catastrophe was caused by large crowds at an Uncle Tom's Cabin performance and mocks Providence for the deaths. It notes the Richmond State’s imagined judgment and satirizes a local journal. It then mentions the Signal Service’s cold wave forecast as a policy.
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Johnstown
Richmond
Providence
Sapient
Michigan Supreme Court bans calling candidate an ignoramus
The Michigan Supreme Court prohibits newspapers from declaring a Congressional candidate an ignoramus or fool. The author notes similar limits in Pennsylvania where truth may not defend libel. Also mentioned is a large gas well at Bakerstown expected to ease natural gas shortages and curb inflation talk.
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Michigan Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Bakerstown
License hearings venue decision discussed for next year
The article notes the debate over where future license hearings should occur next year and predicts public press opinion will matter little. It suggests starting hearings soon to complete the lengthy process in a timely manner.
Prominence Notes On Notables And Appointments
Etwak HaALForp takes to horseback riding. William Gladstone marks his Bath birthday. Don Pspxo ex-emperor of Brazil is honorary NY Historical Society member. Turonp s D, WEL, anti slavery advocate, recently celebrated 16th birthday. General Mahone’s eldest daughter praised for voice by Mrs. John W. Mackey. Governor elect Campbell of Ohio holds Knight Templar and GAR memberships. Rev T P Sanford, new Birmingham England pastor, is described as fall-blooded negr o born a slave in Virginia. Charlotte M Yores published 100 books and continues list work. Sin Jonian Pauscerotz studying American literature, praising richness of authors. Jupex CooLzy plans to resume Inter-State Commerce Commission duties soon. Comieheee & son at Ghent representative duties noted. Young Osborne secures consul appointment without his father’s endorsement with support from congressmen and Pennsylvania senators.
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Etwak Haalforp
Whllliam E. Gladstone
Don Pspxo
Brazil
New York Historical Society
Turopons D
Campbell
Ohio
Knight Templar
Knights of Pythias
Grand Army of the Republic
Order of Elka
T. P. Sanford
Birmingham
England
Virginia
Charlotte M. Yores
Sin Jonian Pauscerotz
Jupex CooLzy
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Comieheee & Son
Ghent
Aemee Sadaiaen
Osborne
Young Osborne
Pennsylvania
German Trial in Pittsburgh Ends Without English Speech
A magistrate in Pittsburgh presided over a German language case with all testimony and decisions delivered in German. The report notes the oddity of a trial fully conducted in German among a German population, with minimal English usage and Heidelberg-like atmosphere. The piece then shifts to humorous vignettes about debt, wedding notices, and a comical scene of chairs used as prop in a household, illustrating the paper's light feature mix.
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United States
Gripp
Siides
Heidelberg
Pumpernickel
Cobden Club Medal for Yale Political Economy Essays
Yale undergraduates compete for a Cobden Club medal for the best paper on one of four topics. Submissions due at 118 North College before June. Subjects include The History of Silver since 1878 and Employer's Liability with law, limits, and recent changes discussed. Profs Sumner, Farnam, and Hadley endorse the call.
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New Haven
Yale University
Cobden Club
England
Sumner
Farnam
Hadley
North College
The Sly Old Man Mr Gladstone Outwits Scotland Yard
A vivid anecdote recounts how Prime Minister Gladstone dodged detectives by clever disguises and rapid changes of headgear. He would enter streets, ditch witnesses, and slip away through back routes, outsmarting officials seeking to shadow him.
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Gladstone
Scotland Yard
Scotland
Residen
Ma St
Bane
Jone
Mormon Apostles Deny Church Aims Against Government
Wilford Woodruff George C Cannon and Joseph F Smith announce a manifesto denying all charges from Judge Anderson hearing. They insist church doctrine supports the United States government and urge members to revere the Constitution uphold civil and religious liberty while resisting alien exclusion from voting. They call on Americans to support the church against alleged threats.
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Batt Lakes
Oran
Wilfred Woodruff
George C. Cannon
Joseph F. Smith
Mormon Church
Anderson
United States
Canada plans sea to sea ship rail transfer
A project would move ships over a 17 mile overland track between the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the Bay of Fundy to shorten passage from southern ports. Two locomotives pull a vessel on a heavy track with hydraulic hoists lifting ships from a basin onto the rail. The double track would transport ships across land avoiding Cape Breton routes.
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Northumberland Strait
Bay of Fundy
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Cape Breton
Nova Scotia
Bay of Fe
Balo Eae
Boura
Isis
Patti at Patti's Billiards Chicago Evening Gossip
Patti hosted a social afternoon at Patti at Billiards Chicago with Mr Abbey Nicicolini and guests. The party featured wardrobe talk and billiard exhibitions followed by lunch with hostess friends. The Windsor Theater engagement and a two act performance of A Little Tramp were noted as upcoming entertainment.
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Chicago
Patti
Mr. Abbey
Nicicolini
Jake Behasifer
Lon
Nellis Shaw
Con Ee
Windsor Theater
Winnenet
Patt
Ee Ber
More Money for Supervisors in the Census Action
December 18 report notes Congressmen seek higher pay for census supervisors. Current act caps pay at 500 dollars, though supervisors manage 100 to 900 enumerators. Porter argues the job requires integrity and lengthy work, urging a 1000 dollar stipend due to the heavy responsibilities.
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Porter
Benator Hale
Senate Committee
Seay
Spring Valley Mills Tollers In the Coa Pita
In Spring Valley yesterday 29 negroes arrived at the Seatonville shaft of the Chicago, Wilmington and Vermilion Coal Company to dig coal the first such arrival in this section. The shaft had run all summer during the strike with day pay but after settlement the company changed the contract terms, causing many men to quit. Subsequent arrivals signal further price cutting by Manager Sweet, amid strong local resistance to the new workers.
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Spring Valley, Inc
Seatonville
Chicago, Wilmington and Vermil Iion Coal Company
Sweet
Alive in Her Coffin Discovered After Burial Mixup
In Madiron Wisconsin a family under diphtheria fear faced burial of a child who later was exhumed to reveal a body lying on its face, hair torn, and hands ripped from the face. Authorities had buried the child, then the parents later allowed moving the body to the country where the coffin was opened.
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Madiron
Wis
Randall Improves. Won’t Attend Congress Until After Holidays
Representative Samuel J. Randall showed marked improvement, rising and walking briefly in the house. His strength increases daily and he remains cheerful, though he will not attend sessions until after the holidays.
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Washington
Ramuel J. Randall
Standall
Blight miscalculation shadows 1949 Pittsburgh post office fate
Staff correspondent reports contractor McGowan doubts the Pittsburgh government building will be completed before year end. He hopes Tre Disparon is mistaken, warning the project may face delays with a rough year ahead. McGowan believes the post office could finish sooner than expected.
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McGowan
Pittsberg
Pittsburg
Imr
Editor’s Midst Not Infected Says Yale News
A statement shared by the Rapister and other papers claiming renewed typhoid fever in the community is called utterly false by The Yale News and the editor.
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Yale News
Deaths of a Day Dr E E Higbee Dies in Lancasters Pa
Dr E E Higbee State Superintendent of Public Schools dies at his home in Lancaster Pa after paralysis strike earlier in the week. Born Burlington Vermont March 27 18%. Educated at University of Vermont and Emmittsburg Md he held multiple pastorates and academic roles before serving as superintendent and leading several churches. His career included work at Bethel and a presidency before his death at 1 o clock this morning.
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Lancasers
E. Higbee
Public Schoola
Higbee
Burlington
University of Vermont
West Point Academy
Emmitttaburg
Emmittsburg
Christian Minis Reginaty
Py Oupol
Nani
Ermant
Bethel
Ace Ag
Firat
N. A
Laeiverg College
G Chu
Hitten
Visi
Schar
Vas Burg
Bigbee
Oval Ee
Cere Antil
Hon Home
Pattison
Governoe
Washingtonian Thomas Parker Dies at 83 in Wasmoron
Thomas Parker, a well known citizen of Washington, D C, died here yesterday at age 83. The notice mentions his long association with area life and clarifies his passing amid mourning in the community.
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Wasmoron
Thomas Parker
Washington
I. C
Yeaterday
Fashions for Men Seasonable Guidance from The Times
The Times offers seasonable hints for male attire reflecting gifts and accessories for holidays. It highlights cane and umbrella trends, white gloves with braided backs, walking gloves in craven tan, waterproof garments with capes, expansive suspenders displays, double breasted sack suits in colors and cutaways, decorative woods with silver accents, and a note on underwear weights and trouser styles. The advice stresses practical choices for a festive wardrobe.
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Gafest
A Brilliant Elocutionist Mrs Siddons in Lafay ette Programme
Mrs Scott Siddons appeared at Lafay ette Hall last evening in a Parisian cream satin gown with gold bead embroidery and a diamond necklace. Her graceful stage manner and recitations drew warm audience praise, especially for The Creeds of the Bells and Curfew Must Not Ring To Night. She held the crowd for two continuous hours, noted for expressive features and well-modulated voice.
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Boots Siddons
Brown Sequard
Lafayette Hall
Phil
Occasion of Pleasure at Normal Alumni Reception
The second reception of the Normal Alumni Association was held at the High School last evening. About 200 guests attended and enjoyed a short programme before the business meeting. Miss Elizabeth McCabe spoke, with musical and dramatic performances by Miss Hall, Miss Frankie Graham, Mrs. Harrison, and Milas Graham. Officers were elected for the coming year and a sumptuous repast followed, with guests departing after midnight.
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Normal Alumni Association
Elizabeth McCabe
Miss Hall
Frankie Graham
Harrison
Milas Graham
Sarai Biss McCabe
Ivy
Anes
Dinner Dance Series Opens With Hostesses and 12 Covers
The inaugural dinner dance last evening featured five hostesses Mrs. Mark W. Watson Mrs. B. F. Jones Mrs. A. E. W. Painter Mrs. Harry Oliver and John W. Ricketson. Guests dined at 7 with 12-place settings each and a 10 PM reception at Mrs. Ricketson’s Ridge Avenue home. Toerge Brothers’ orchestra provided the music, with plans for four additional events this month and December 27, then continuing with other members of the group under strict conventlike decorum.
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Mark W. Watson
B. F. Jones
A. E. W. Painter
Harry Oliver
John W. Ricketson
Ricketson
Ridge Avenue
Toerge Brothers
Eana
Mary Oliver
Mystic Five
Ladies Industrial Exchanges hold clearance sale today
The Ladies' Industrial Exchanges report a thriving sale with 180 attendees at the funds department and receipts of 150 dollars in a recent day. The needlework rooms also attract purchasers, signaling a successful clearance event.
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Stell
Social Obnatter Evening Souvenir Event at 2544 Penn Avenue
Social Obnatter issued souvenirs to each lady present at the occasion held in rooms at 2544 Penn avenue. Festivities teased by a chamber musical at the Pennsylvania Female College drew in the Boston Quintet Club and others. A Shady Avenue Baptist Church bazaar displayed Christmas presents with oysters served at Sewickley M. E. Church and Mt. Washington Grace Episcopal Church. Mr Axp Mra CHALLonEn of Tarentam attended with 58 friends in the Bijou. The East End Exchange Club met at Mrs Schoonmaker’s residence with E B. E. members present.
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Penn Avenue
Boston
Shady Avenue Baptist Church
Otsters
Sewickley M. E
Mt. Washington Grace Episcopal Church
Axp Mra
Challonen
Tarentam
E. E
East End
Eachre Club
Mra
Schoonmaker
State Grange Adjourns After Advancing Reform and Tariff Stance
Harrisburg December 1 The State Grange adjourned after adopting resolutions for equal tariff protection with manufacturers and endorsing the Australian ballot reform system. A sympathy resolution for the late Ever Signs was approved and a Committee on Legislation was created to protect Granger interests in Washington and Harrisburg with Leonard Rhone as chairman.
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Harrisree
Ever
Ated
Washington
Harrisburg
Leonard Rhone
Red Headed Club Chooses White Horse Emblem at DePauw
December 1 DePauw University reports a new Red Headed Club forming. About 16 auburn haired students entered chapel together and occupied adjacent seats, each wearing a large badge bearing a white horse emblem. The group joins campus social circles as they participate in chapel exercises.
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Beencastle
Ixn
DePauw University
House Elections Committee Organizes for Bension
The House Committee on Elections held its first meeting and organized this morning. Chester H. Howell of Illinois, son of the chairman, was chosen as clerk. A subcommittee of rules was named, led by the chair.
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Wasninetos
House Committee On Elections
Chester H. Howell
Linois
Parish clerk condemns football club fact in Wales
A Wales parish clerk replied to a Welsh town football club secretary with strong opposition to football as a wicked pastime. He warned it ruins young men and urged reading the Bible and prayers to avoid death.
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North British Mail
Football Club
Wales
Change at the Bijou: Ora Rh Responds to Demands
Miss Ora responds to overwhelming requests by choosing to perform Wien and Alora at the Bijou, signaling a shift in the schedule. Local theater patrons anticipate a new program as management confirms the change.
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Ora
Wien
Gossip of Gotham Swindle Exposed in New Jersey
New York dispatch reports J J Carter alias Doc Warren ran a long running employment agency scam in Jersey City for 18 months. Victims paid deposits, were shipped to fairs and western towns, and stranded. Charles Nash and Frederick Boyer testified. Carter arrested and held for trial after prior punishments in Missouri and Southern California and Philadelphia.
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New York
J. J. Carter
Doc Warren
Swindle
Jersey City
Carter
Philadelphia
St Loui
Sponéy
Charles J. Nash
Mr. Carter
St. Louis
Frederick Boyer
Brooklyn
Missouri
California
The Stewart Mansion Leased to Manhattan Club
The old Stewart mansion at Fifth Ivems and Thirty-fourth Street is set to become the Manhattan Club home, Democratic rival of the Union League. After two years of price haggling, a 21 year lease at $5,000 yearly is proposed, with details to be settled over the next weeks.
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Stewart
Fifth Ivems
Thirty-fourth Street
Manhattan Club
Union League
Manhattan
McClellan Home Sold Near Eagle Rock New Jersey
The home of Gen. George B. McClellan near Eagle Rock New Jersey was sold to Albert OC Squier of Brooklyn for 65000. The large old fashioned house was built by McClellan before the war and sits amid acres of handsome grounds. McClellan spent most of his days there after the rebellion.
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George B. McClellan
Eagle Rock
N. J
Albert OC. Squier
Brooklyn
McClallan
Death sentence delayed as appeals court weighs electrical chair
November 10, the defendant was brought to the Court of Oyer and Terminer for the death sentence but Justice Brady postponed it until the Court of Appeals rules on the electrical execution law. Colonel Ingersoll argued the law is constitutional and warned that a negative ruling could leave first degree murderers unpunished until new legislation.
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Fuller
Washington
Court Ofyer and Terminer
Brady
Court of Appeals
Kemmler
Melivaine
Jogigo
Robert G. Ingersoll
Brice Makes A Mistake Asking For Support
A fragmented historical note from December 18 shows Calvin Brice asking for support for his Senate candidacy. It mentions Sheriff James H. Watkins and Auditor Sargent, both Republicans, and references past campaigns, Ohio politics, and the 1301 date as a misrendered fragment. The letter hints at Brice’s belief in continuing campaign spirit and ears to hear back from supporters.
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Lcans
Waverly
James H. Watkins
Sargent
New York
Lima
Dean Sun
Senae
Sam
Mt Sen
Ism
Seceria
Tao
Ohio Democracy
Lameere
Calvin
Brice
Atesh
Alth “Vyalae
Leth Og
Supreme Court Justice on Circuit Size Sparks Debate
The passage notes that expanding the Supreme Court is urged partly because several justices must cover vast circuits during summer recess. Justice Miller’s circuit spans Colorado, Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, and the Northwest, a size many lawyers deem excessive for a single circuit judge.
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WasuHinetom
Supreme Court
Justice Miller
Colorado
Arkansas
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Northwest
Brower
Cirenkt
Obituary: 98-year-old Anglesea woman dies
From the North British Mall report a 98-year-old Anglesea woman has died. She was married 74 years to her husband and they had 13 children. The obituary notes she recently cut three new teeth, reflecting a long life observed by family.
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Anglesea
Watil Isure
Tri-State Trifles and Odd Bits From Nearby Towns
A bevy of small items from Morgantown to Carlisle and Akron. Incidents include a Pottcemax Howsotrom arresting a robber in his parlor, a peculiar rock found near Morgantown resembling a petrified pedal ox, a Carlisle bill over $100 detailing silk goods and jewelry, a tramp sighting in Akron, and a cigarette causing a goldfish to turn black.
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Pottcemax Howsotrom
Mahanoy City
Morgantown
W. Va
Curiously Varied 19th Century News Snippets Across Worlds
A stream of notes reports a Wisconsin petroleum find tested as genuine, herbal drug prices at high levels, Patti’s American tour earnings, and London hotel plans for American guests. It mentions a Maine family with 15 cats, speculative naval design, social satire on dress, a Madison distillery, smoky coal burning, lager nomenclature, rhinoplasty, dating digits, and alligator feeding, among other eclectic items.
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Wisconsin Iron Range
Oleh Castie
Washington
Christma Santeca Sane
A& Company
London
The
Columbia
The Funny Fellows And Jumbled Jests In Print
A collage of doodle dialogue and quips from satirical items, jokes, and cartoon captions. It blends puns on liberty from the Brazilian Republic to a child’s telescope gag and a cheeky Bunko line, interspersed with character sketches and playful mishearings.
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