Endorsement of Rep Feely Guides Blackhawk Victory Tone
A Blackhawk county editorial lauds Representative Guy A Feely for his decisive reelection by a large margin and credits his prior diligence and party support. The piece notes intra party battles and states the GOP unity emerges anew with Feely’s continued service seen as a just outcome amid political enthusiasm. It reflects on regional support, predicts future GOP strength, and cites related political figures and contexts from nearby counties.
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Guy A. Feely
Mr. Feely
General Assembly
Feely
Blackhawk County
Peely
Guthrie Caunty
EB. C. Lane
Kirk Dewey
Waterloo
Taft
Plu
Walter I.mith
Cummins
Guthrie County
Blackhawk
Maine reformer attacks fraudulent corporate laws at fairs
A political critic denounces Maine for permitting corporations enabling fraud and theft, cites county fairs with swindling side shows, and asks why farmers tolerate such fakers. He contrasts Maine with Switzerland and warns that many Americans seek things for nothing, urging reform.
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Maine
Hyde
Oklahoma
Nevada
Switzerland
Notable historical events dated on this day
A compilation of events across years: Frobisher death in 1794, Hudson reaches Dartmouth in 1608, Dunmore proclaims rebellion in 1775, Wollaston discovers rhodium in 1804, Tippecanoe clash with Native Americans, Lovejoy mobbed in 1847, Belmont Confederate victory, Canadian Pacific Railway last spike in 1885, Horace Austin dies in 1908.
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Martin Frobisher
Henry Hudson
Dartmouth
England
New World
Lord Dunmore
Dr. Wollaston
London
Belmont
Engle Pass
Horace Austin
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Henry Grier Bryant Birthday Biography Highlight
Henry Grier Bryant born November 7, 1859 in Pennsylvania, renowned traveler and explorer, educated at Phillips Exeter, Princeton, and the University of Pennsylvania. He led Arctic and North American expeditions, aided Peary relief efforts, and earned membership in European geographic and scientific societies. Whitney Bros concert set for First Unitarian church on November 7. Livery notices and ad for Deach’s Glycerine Hand Soap included.
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Henry Grier Bryant
Alegheny
Phillips Exeter Academy
Princeton College
University of Pennsylvania
North American
Grand Paris
Labrador
Latest Fashions Signal Bold Street Gown Trend
Florence Fairbanks surveys New York fashion, noting radical shifts from plain tailor gowns to intricate street suits with braids, soutache, and ornate trims.Black and white accents, fringe, voluminous upper bodices, and varied hats with dark palettes dominate. Rich fabrics, furs, feathers, and scented touches shape a season of mourning tones brightened by bold plumage and vivid accessories.
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New York
Housewives testify Peruna safe and useful remedy
Testimony from Hattie Tanmilton and others in Kentucky and Ohio extols Peruna for weight gain, vitality, and relief of catarrh and constipation. Mothers and sisters praise its effects on elderly relatives and children. The letters urge others to try Peruna, affirming household trust and recommending further inquiries.
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Cavil
United States
Anne CG
Hyde
E. Yamhill Street
Portland
Oregon
Literary and Educational Organization of
New Hampshire
American Heiresses Said to Be Former Royal Ladies in Reincarnation
Theosophist Dr. Rogers cites American heiresses such as Miss Elkins as possessing royal attributes from past lives. He suggests some may have walked Imperial courts of Rome or tied in holy wedlock with nobility, while noting there is no solid proof for reincarnation.
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Chicago News
Clinton Herald
Atchison Globe
New York Press
Philadelphia Record
New York Times
Chicago Tribune
Roosevelt
Taft
George Fitch
Des Moines
Burlington Hawkeys
Joseph G. Cannon
Jimminaet
Ida Grove
Rogers
Abruzal
Miss Elking
Lance
Rome
Mise Islkina
New York
Justice Stapleton
Lower Broadway
Blackstone
Kent
Parkhurst resigns leads to turmoil in Gotham society
New York social scene reels as Dr. Parkhurst resigns from the Society for the Prevention of Grime amid speculation about motives. The piece wanders through Apple lore, court anecdotes, a barber referee, a royal tree in Central Park, and stray ads, illustrating a busy, gossip‑driven city page.
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Matt. Parrott & Sons
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Representative Feely
Col. Guffey
Pennsylvania
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Fairview
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Napoleon
Parker
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Thas
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Harrison
Tippecanoe
Eljah P. Lovejoy
Alton
President Roosevelt
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Whitney Bros
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Usng Regeational
Deach
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Nus
Trilla
Florence Fairbanks
Permna
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Ohio
Mrshattie Hamilton
Anthony Rauch
Peruna
Hattie Tanmilton
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Mra. M, PF. Jones
Burning Springs
Verona
Poruna
Mya
Nelson
Hon
Fifth Ave
Nashville
Tenn
Ao Poruna
Maggie Durbin
North Street
Little Rock
Ark
Countess Szechenyi
Vanderbilt
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Shonts
Katherine Elkins
Little Old New York
Society For the Prevention of
Parkhurst
Parkhust
Sinto Gotham
Aked
Eve
Taca
Adam
Garden of Eden
Paris
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New York Court of Appeals
Trusts
Diamond Shoal
Coney Island
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Central Park
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Sixth Missionary Department
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