She Dispatch Establishment and Advertising Details
ESTABLISHED FEBRUARY 1846 Vol. 4 No. 120. Entered at Pittsburg November 24, 1351 as second class matter. Offices listed for publishing and advertising in New York Paris and London locations. The Dispatch is sold at Brentano's Union Square New York Iv Ave de Opera Paris and Strand London.
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Pittsburg
Smitsfield
Diamond Streets
Diamond Street
Thibuse Building
New York
Dispatch
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Brentano's
Union Square
IV Ave. de Opera
Paris
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United States
Eccessee
Business Office Relocated to Corner of Smithheid and Giamond
The business office of the Dispatch has been removed and moved to the corner of Smithheid and Giamond Streets.
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Dispatch
Smithheid and
Giamond Streets
Dunbar Disaster Claims Thirty Four Miners in Fayette County
A coal mine explosion at the Hill farm near Dunbar Fayette County costs thirty four lives and leaves families in grief. The tragedy underscores the dangerous, unpredictable nature of mining and the anguish experienced by widows and children during rescue efforts.
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Dunbar
Fayette County
Deficit Projection From Congressional Finances Cited
Major Carson, clerk for the Ways and Means Committee and Washington correspondent for the Philadelphia Ledger, releases an official estimate showing 384.66 million dollars in expenditures and 525 million in revenues for the current Congress, predicting a 50.0015 million dollar deficit. The Ledger notes the figures as authoritative but questions whether such publication suits a committee clerk’s role.
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Major Carson
House Committee On Ways and Means
Washington
Philadelphia Ledger
Congress
House
Wealth and Legislators Push to Private Fortune
The piece critiques General James W. Husted as a veteran New York legislator who, citing years of service and business prowess, plans to retire to pursue a rumored $2,000,000 fortune. It argues legislators increasingly view wealth as the end, citing corporate ties, railroads, and the Poughkeepsie bridge saga as evidence of a system where political power aids profit.
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James W. Husted
New York
Husted
General Husted
General Musted
Vanderbilt
Gould
Poughkeepsie
Poverty Plea of New York Legislator Questioned
The excerpt questions how a longtime New York legislator can be so poor despite decades serving corporations. It implies his supposed poverty may be relative to his corporate ties and warns that lawmakers should not trust railroad barons.
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New York
Census in Pittsburgh and Two Cities Under Review
The time for the census has ended and The Distatch examines reports of partial or full failure by enumerators. Oliver, Census Supervisor, says 150 of 232 enumerators have submitted reports and some faced hard counting challenges, urging care to ensure fair citywide counting. Population estimates from The Distatch correspondents offer curious contrasts and uneven growth alongside a gratifying overall increase.
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Oliver
Fles
Pittsburg
Disratrem
Pennsylvania
Lawmakers Debate Pro Forma River Survey Funding
Representative Grosvenor contends the Rivers and Harbors Committee parts surveys into the Dill pro forma and escapes responsibility for propriety or impropriety. He argues that even small appropriations deserve scrutiny and that declaring surveys as national benefits masks accountability.
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Sucarnochee
Obion
Little Pigeon Rivers
Alviso
Gunters
St. Leonards
Turners Creeks
Bayou Castor
Snohomish Slough
Grosvenor
Ohio
House
Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Boquet
Watereo
McAdoo
Tailors in Aims Against Free Import Clause
The piece argues against the McKinley bill provision allowing $300 of foreign made clothing as personal effects duty free. It warns of harm to American tailors and urges protest from Pittsburg tailors in Washington. It also critiques English goods and notes other preservation actions in India and Louisiana.
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Pittsburg
Washington
London
Major McKinley
Piccadilly
Bond Street
Marion Manola Refuses Tights Photo Shoot Ruling
All the Year Round discusses who commits piracy and Marion Manola's right to refuse photographs in tights. The actress upholds her contract and stage performance while guarding her privacy, a justifiable stand in the public eye.
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Marion Manola
Republicans Plan Separate South Count Amid Law Debate
True to Speaker Heed's pledge, the GOP intends its own tally in the South. Yet the House's introduction of a Federal election law appears to be a hazardous two edged instrument at first glance.
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Pittsburg
South
House
North American Company chartered in New Jersey with broad powers
The North American Company, capitalized at 50 60,000, is incorporated in New Jersey on a Saturday. Its broad charter could allow it to pay and sell railroads as well as operate gas works, oil refineries, and many mines. It is linked to Henry Villard’s schemes and raises public concern about potential dominance. The piece hints the young Hon. Baby McKee may resist family traditions despite public doubts.
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North American Company
New Jersey
Henry Villard
Baby McKee
Barrie
Fort Fisher
John Wilson
Buckhead
Fulton County
Wiscasset
Poe
Brooklyn
Martha's Vineyard
Europe
Odessa
Kabon
Colonial Dames of
America
Senate Committee Boosts Sugar Duties Amid Boston Trust Demand
The Senate Committee on Spoiling the McKinley bull reports an up payment in sugar duties in response to the Boston Sugar Trust refiners demand. The rate rise is modest but enough to mark a Senator.
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Senate Committee
Boston Sugar Trust
Creditors Accept S Percent of Ives Claims
Creditors of Napoleon Ives consent to receive S percent of the claims as a gesture of gratitude for sparing their lives, reflecting a willingness to settle debts amid financial controversy.
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Napoleon Ives
Bonaparte
Forest Grove Church Endsowment Scheme Surfaces
The Forest Grove Presbyterian Church has raised over $90,000 via tari far oil in the churchyard and the fund is intended for endowment. The editor hopes prosperity does not disrupt the church and notes CoroneL Dovenass, who nominated General Harrison, remains silent on Harrison's merits.
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Forest Grove Presbyterian Church
Coronel Dovenass
Harrison
Chicago
Miss Mary Anderson to Wed Today Amid Regretful Farewell
The paper laments Miss Mary Anderson may not appear on stage again yet wishes her happiness as she marries the man of her choice today. A quip notes cholera breaks out in Spain whenever Europe seems cheerful.
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Mary Anderson
Mary
Spain
Europe
Washington
Sulivan
Athletic Club
Political and Military Notices From The Era
Personal intelligence items report M Jametel of Paria elected Senator for Somme and Bisnor Cornthwaite of Laeds, England dead. Sir Peacy Andersox travels to Berlin for boundary talks. Lieutenant Stares named Adjutant of Royal Engineers at Aldershot. Wissmann sails from Alexandria to Brindisi en route to Berlin. General Buller rumored to replace Wolseley as Adjutant General. Henry M. Stanwey to honeymoon at Metebet Court, Hampshire, owned by Lady Ashburton. Dittox, O'Brien, and Redmond chosen as Irish Nationalist tour delegates. Antonio Navarro and Mary Anderson wed in London in a quiet ceremony. Brigadier General Samuel C. Hora Birp retires at 64. cadet since 1845 from Connecticut.
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M. Jametal
Paria
Somme
Bisnor Cornthwaite
Laeds
England
Peacy Andersox
Berlin
Stares
Stanley
Royal Engineers
Aldershot
Wissmann
East Africa
Alexandria
Brindisi
Redvers
Buller
Lord Wolseley
Henry M. Stanwey
Metebet Court
Hampshire
Lady Ashburton
Jons Dittox
William O'Brien
John Redmond
Connecticut
Military Academy
Educator Phillip Stollerwerk Dies Suddenly in Johnstown
Prof Phillip H Stollerwerk recently led the Morrell Institute music department. He fell ill at work at 10 o clock and died after cramps. He studied with world masters and organized a New York concert last June for Johnstown sufferers. He leaves a wife and one child in New York.
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Jouxstons
Phillip H. Stollerwerk
Morrell Institute
Sweinway Hall
New York
Johnstown
Timely Topics on Sports Drama and Oddities
A garbled column catalogs random items from sports and society. It references Sullivan in a season start drama by Duncan B Harrison, Canadian navy cruisers deterring border fishing, a Boston graduation satire, and odd notes on Elks in Oregon, Oblo offices, Napoleon Ives banking, and Fassett jokes.
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Sullivan
Duncan B. Harrison
Boston
Abel in South America and English papers reach Pittsburgh
B Charles Abel reports from Buenos Ayres and Montevideo on travel delays and coast routes, noting courteous locals and a monastery welcome in Argentina. English paper sizes shock with expansive pages while editors show restrained government coverage. A comical roadblock tale follows a long haired poet trying to beg Baltimore transport with verses. A Pittsburg wedding tale ends with a rural groom misidentification on a depot platform.
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Barnes Ayres
Mr. Abel
South America
B. Charles Abel
Pittsburg
South American
Buenos Ayres
Portugal
Abel
Constantine
Argentine Republic
The
Times
Herald
River Plate Times
Montevideo
Républic of
Uruguay
River Pirate Times
Baccalaureate Sermon for Washington Female Seminary Class
Rev J M McJunkin of Oakdale delivers the baccalaureate to the Washington Female Seminary graduates in the First Presbyterian Church. The crowd heard organ voluntary, a quartet performance, a reading from Esther and a speech on Queen Esther’s character, ending with a prayer.
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J. M. McJunkin
Oakdale
Washington
Ron. J. M. McJunkin
Washington Female Seminary
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Rapley
Rdecai
Jesus
Deaths of a Day Special Teletype Dispatch
A series of obituaries reports the sudden deaths of notable figures. C P Armstrong, driller of a famed oil well in Creek region, died at Hotel Vogely. George Mesever, longtime Southdale resident, died suddenly after a normal day. Silas G Hubbard of Hatfield, Mass, president of the Connecticut Valley Tobacco Growers Association and Salt Academy officer, died at Hatfield. Ex-Judge John A Jameson of Chicago Hyde Park died after a period of illness, cancer of the end.
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HoTyEn
Jane
C. P. Armastrong
Hotel Vogely
Armstrong
Ireek
Sees Ale
Milas G. Hubbard
Nonrthampton
Mass
Silas G. Hubbard
Connecticut Valley Tobacco Growers’ Association
Hatfield
Mars
Fee
Sait Academy
John A. Jumonson
Cmicado
John A Jameson
Hyde Park
Cgak Conny
New Waltz Minuet Joins Popular Dance Repertoire
Prof K F Thums reports two new dances the avenir and the waltz minuet will shape the coming season. The minuet waltz blends schottische and galop steps into a round dance with a graceful, gilding motion. It aims for uniform teaching across cities, while dancers still adapt to local styles.
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Dancine
Avenir
K. F. Thums
National Dancing Teachers’ Association
Washington
Baltimore
Thums
Cour
Piabion
American Society of Professors of Dancing
Brooks
Slack Davis
Europe
Committees Prepare for International Sunday School Convention
The Entertainment Committee meets to finalize reserved seat policy for Sunday school teachers and workers. Delegates from Western States and Territories, plus several colored delegates, are noted. Preparations include meals, seating, and an on site auction of donated supplies after the event.
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Quaerens U. P
Chapel
City Hall
M. OQ. A
Y W C T U Wilkinsburg Enjoys Branch and Recitals
The Wilkinsburg YWCTU hosted Miss Beatty and a varied program including solos readings papers and duets. The society with 80 members is active in philanthropy and recently opened a flower branch. twenty young ladies visit the blind and sick weekly to read and bring flowers, bringing joy to recipients.
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Wilkinsburg
Mary E. Moffitt
Union Recorder
Agnes Calderwood
Afower
Invalida
Highland Park Opens With Free Gala Concert
Highland Park presents its first concert tonight headlined by the McCall Band with Chief Bigelow’s cooperation. A band stand for 5000 guests is erected and seating arranged for a free program from 7:30 to 2:50. Attendance urged. an excellent programme is planned.
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McCall
Interesting Programme Planned for St James Wilkinsburg
The St James Fr C Church Wilkinsburg closes with a program Thursday featuring songs choruses and recitations. A fairy tale titled Red Riding Hood will be staged with children taking all parts. Miss Agnes Lambing niece of Rev A A Lambing will preside at the organ with Miss Nollio Carboy as assistant.
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St. James’ Et. C. Church
Wilkinsburg
St James FR. C. Church
Agnes Lambing
A. A. Lambing
Misa Nollio Carboy
Dissatisfaction Clouds West Penn Hospital Benefit
Report notes mixed reactions to a charity concert for West Penn Hospital with criticism of refreshment tables and short intermission. Rumors say organizers and tears over program planning sparked ire among innkeepers. A separate note mentions a June 20 dedication ceremony for a Home for Veterans Widows at Hawkins Station with formal proceedings planned.
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Iesten Suuth
West Penn Hospital
Hawkins Station
Impoang Cere
Ivania Ladies Circle Acquires Lange Building for 10000
The Ivania Ladies Circle of eG. A. Sint lave takes charge of the institution and buys the old Lange building in Hawkins town for ten thousand dollars. The spacious property is described as well suited to its purpose.
Pink Tea Run at Point Breeze Church
A pink tea will be served with ice cream and berry treats at Point Breeze Presbyterian Church East End tonight. The church interior will feature pink drapery booths and pink gowns with a list of expected hostesses including Miss Dears Vance Davis McCausland Coleman Allen Jiintock Goettman and owner Ella.
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Point Breeze Presbyterian Church
East End
Missen Taille Dears
Annie Vance
Nelily Davi
Sacha McCausland
A Compre
Allegheny Ladies Swim Club Leases Natatorium
The Allegheny Swimming Club, a group of 58 women led by President Mrs Ross Johnston and Secretary Miss Howe, has leased the Natatorium for Monday and Thursday mornings from 9 to 11. Members include accomplished swimmers and students of Prof McEwan who will provide instruction.
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Allegheny Swimming Club
Allegheny
Ross Johnston
Miss Howe
Mira Burgewin
McEwan
Commencement and Recital Notes from Local Events
Social Chauer THz commencement at Western University set for Thursday at Carnegie Music Hall Allegheny. Graduates include Heynolds Carnahan Ehiers Herron Parry Johnston Langenheim McIntosh Miller. Miss JenNie Evans will solo at Saturday organ recital in Carnegie Hall with Leonard Walea. Social and Scientific Club of Wilkinsburg held second monthly meeting at Dr J E Riggs residence. A gay party with Mr and Mrs E W Hagan will visit Mt Holly farm today. Pittsburg Academy class of 1690 to hold commencement next Tuesday at Grand Opera House. Sapir Monnow of Greensburg visiting Wilkinsburg. Mars 5 Noon reception by Mrs Scmoonmaker of Shadyside East End. Julius Casan at Bijou tonight with Byron King. Chase Rose wedding booked for today.
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Thz
The
Western University
Carnegie Music Hall
Allegheny
Messrs. Heynolds A. Carnahan
Charles W. Ehiers
George K. Herron
J. Parry Johnston
Gus C. Langenheim
Harry W. McIntosh
William A. Miller
JenNie Evans
Southside
Mozart Society
Carnegie Hall
Leonard Walea
Social and Scientific Club
Wilkinsburg
J. E. Riggs
Wood Street
E. W. Hagan
Mt. Holly Farm
Old Place
Pittsburg Academy
Grand Opera House
Sapir L. Monnow
Greensburg
Mollie H. Gibson
Mars
L. Scnoonmaker
Shadyavenue
East End
Julius Casan
Byron King
Work of Christian Endeavor in Allegheny County
The Allegheny County Union of the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor will hold its third public meeting this evening at Second Presbyterian Church Pennavenue and Seventh street. Rev Farrand presides with a ten member lookout committee organizing new societies and aiding existing ones. Notables from St Louis expedition will address, including Matthew Walker chairing, plus Rev Appolendarthy and other speakers.
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Allegheny County Union
Allegheny County
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Second Presbyterian Church
Pennavenue
Seventh Street
F. BR. Farrand
Prayeral Presbyterian Church
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Matthew Walker
Philadelphia Union
H. C. Appolemareyth
Grees Avenue
Grace Miller
Edith Harris
Senet
W. T. English
J. N. Bebout
Census Oddities and Grumbles Across the Nation
A collection of jokes and quips about census takers from U S papers. The bits feature a Washington Star gag about asking if you own dogs a pauper's value to the census and a president relation joke. Other items note druggist enumerators in Philadelphia and a doctor in Eau Claire resisting a census visit with courtesy urged.
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Washington Star
Ada
Omaha
Gravora
Philadelphia Record
Philadelphia
Ceeysus
Imale
Chattanooga Times
Congress
Chicago Times
Geary
Eau Claire
Milwaukee Sentinel
Harris Theater presents Monte Cristo with Horace Lewis
Horace Lewis leads a capable company in a staged version of Dumas masterwork. The actor’s studied portrayal of the title role earns praise along with strong supporting turns by Miss Nelile Leffingwell in a Mererdet and George A. Johnston. The troupe's polish and the production’s effective effects enhance the evening.
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Harris’ Theater
Horace Lewis
Dumas
Monte Cristo
Wis
Beautiful Hands Across Time and Memory
Poem reflecting on aging hands once strong from labor and play. The speaker cherishes a mother’s hands, recalling childhood joys and imagining reunion beyond death where those hands await in victory. Limited by sentimental tone, it honors enduring motherhood and memory.
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Aga
A Cambria official recalls Johnstown flood trek
Tructor Truaxe describes a perilous 20 mile walk from Bolivar to Johnstown amid flood chaos. He and John Falton, Cambria Iron Works manager, learned of widespread devastation while trapped beyond Bolivar. News reports misidentified his presence during the disaster.
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CORR
Truaxe
John Falton
Cambria Iron Works
Johnstown
Bolivar Station
Connelsville
Bolivar
Lockport
Bolivara
Madden
A Trying Ordeal Through Johnstown After the Flood
A witness recalls walking toward dawn along railroad ties to reach Johnstown after the disaster. He recounts bread and cheese with Nin eval Madden, finding 90 bodies in the river, learning his house and family were damaged though saved after a deadly struggle, and observing the burned wreckage at the stone bridge and changes in Mr Fulton.
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Nineval
Madden
Morrelville
Johnstown
Mr. Fulton
Hoek
Senpecete Tee
Narrow Escape on Fall Brook Train From Telegraph Warnings
A Fall Brook passenger train at Ptokesdale Junction Tioga County narrowly avoided disaster when a telegraph operator ran after the moving locomotive yelling a warning. The note read Siding No 3 for special freight south and the engineer halted in time to prevent a deadly derailment in a remote mountain gorge.
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Fall Brook Company
Ptokesdale Junction
Tioga County
Wellsboro
Trai
Names on Bald Eagle Valley line reveal wife-based stops
The Bald Eagle Valley branch of the Pennsylvania Hayfroad names four stations Hannah Port Matilda Julian and Martha reflecting engineers choosing stop names tied to their wives. The Lewisburg branch shows Snow Shoe Warrior’s Mark Bald Eagle itself and other oddities like Seldom Seen and Man's Choice. A proposal to improve the P R K R between esr and Greensburg calls for removing tunnels at Larimer and Rodbaugh.
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Bald Eagle Valley
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Westmoreland Counties
Bedford County
P. R. KR
Esr
Greensburg
Larimer
Rodabaugh
Remarkable watersheds split by three streams
In Clearfield county a farmer recalls two adjacent brooks flowing in opposite directions with only ten feet of land between them. In Potter county another hill yields water that feeds three distinct rivers the Allegheny Cienesse and West Branch of the Susquehanna, directing water to the Gulf of Mexico Gulf of St Lawrence and Chesapeake Bay.
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Clearfield County
Potter County
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf of St Lawrence
Chesapeake Bay
Storr
Camp John F. Hartranft Named for National Guard
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes the summer camp of the National Guard will be called Camp John F. Hartranft. Built on foundations laid by the late General Hartranft and led by General Snowden, the 1500-man camp is expected to surpass the 1887 success.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
National Guard
John F. Hartranft
Hartranft
Snowden
Pennsylvania Republicans and Democrats Nearing Key Conventions
The Philadelphia delegation heads to Harrisburg on June 24 for the Republican State Convention while Democrats meet in Scranton on July 2. Leadership battles rage as ex Governors Pattison and Hamerry are seen in frequent contact, and western Pa figures consider State Chairman bids. Talks of Wallace nomination and Lieutenant Governor plans also surface amid party maneuvering.
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Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Scranton
Hanerry
Pattison
DuLorn Courier
Delamater
Ax Prmws
Philadelphi
Leeds
Androrta
Patrick Foley
Pittsburg
Girard House
Wallace
Montwoth
Pennsylvania
Eirwin Sales
Quay
Elmer Soles
McKeesyert
Hay
Will Yy Bing
Abe
Curious Condensations from a 19th Century Paper
A mosaic of brief items spans travel, science, oddities, and social notes. Mentions include newborn triplets colored Red White and Blue in Newman Georgia, an Ashland preacher patenting an air brake, long Russian factory days, and a six inch Lancaster County claim. Also notes on a broken old monitor, a Maine jaw-teeth oddity, and colonial dames of America.
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Newman
Among the Funny Men Cartoon Snippet Parodies
A string of short humorous exchanges and overheard gags from a variety of voices. The snippets parody jokes about a San Francisco column of sea jokes note credit and a census taker. The humor ranges from snoring articles to a clergyman vacation gag and a dog’s tail cue.
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San Francisco
Joré Dun
Artaneat
Colonel Verger
Petervy
Knowit
Colonel Yerger
Dustey
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Pitteburg
Wealth and Legislators
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India
New York Times
Wanwkaaker
Personal
Stollerwerk
Dietatceh
New York Sun
New York City
Eartport
Uven
Oregon
Commonwealth
Gall
Fassett
Masepchupetia
Ed. Smith
Baltimore and Ohio
Mr. Smith
Union Depot
Boston Traveller
Emperor William
Bismarck
Maefaloess
William
P. Armstrong
Georgi Keaazer
George Mesever
Southalde
Peter Fritz Lodge
Highland Park
Benedi
Veterans’ Widows
Social Chauer
Work OF Christian Endeavor
Lancaster
Lancaster County
National Council of Berne
Mammoth Forest
Tulare County
Cal
California
Fifth Avenue
Joseph Ee B
Se Ee
Egypt
Klara Vou da Deckler
Tiffis
Moscow
W. L. Evatt
Chester
Fla
Meaux
Sedan
Saitenty
Abe Barlin
Joseph Duvuette
Michigan
Sanilac County
Peter
Bens
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