Hanna Wins in Joint Gaucus Elects Hanna for U S Senate
In Columbus on January 13 the fusion pick Jeptha Gerrard of Cincinnati was named for the United States Senate. The joint ballot proceeded amid crowding and clashes as Hanna faction workers campaigned through the night. After hours of debate Hanna was declared elected for the short term and the long term ballot followed with similar results amid rowdy demonstrations. The scene shifted to the state house as Hanna supporters intensified pressure.
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Columbus
Jeptha Gerrard
Cincinnati
United States
Gerrard
Hamilton County
Droste
Faine
McHisson
State House
Azain
House
Otis
Boyce
Cramer
Stewart
Hanna
Burke
Non
Ifanna
Meltisson
Senate
McKisson
Wannawas
Neil House
Schooner Wrecked Off San Diego
San Diego January 12 The schooner cruising with Smithsonian Institute scientists has been wrecked with no loss of life. Madison Wisconsin January 12 Justice Newman of the state supreme court died at noon after a skull fracture from a fall on an icy sidewalk. He was 64 and had served four years on the court.
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Justice Newman
Madison
Wis
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Weavers Vote Unanimously to Strike in New Bedford
In New Bedford Massachusetts on January 12 the Weavers' union voted 655 to 5 to strike over wage reductions. The state arbitration board failed to mediate and no agreement was reached despite several propositions to avert strike.
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New Bedford
Mass
Weavers’ Union
State Board of Arbitration
Mona's Choice and Waring's Quiet Courtship
Mona teachers Waring in gentleness while Uncle Sandy debates Mary Black's future with Kenneth and hints that Leslie may press Mary's heart. Waring's quiet recovery deepens the bonds and tests Mona's resolve as she guards her own feelings amid family affections and social ties.
Longing and Courage in a Moonlit Ranch Scene
Mona and Waring share a tender late evening on a ranch estate. She reveals deep, unspoken love for her rejected suitor, yet accepts a painful future apart. He muses on returning to town life, while they hint at distant prospects, debts, and the draw of home and strength. Continued next week.
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Mona
Mr. Waring
Waring
Sandy
Phen
Gnele Sandy
Mary
Mr. Wariow
Leslie
Madame
Mrs. Fielden
Sodo
Kenneth
Jincrich
Winston
Linny
Miss Black
Tor
South Kensington
Toni
Lisle
Ife
Alwas
Trow
Madame Debrisay
Bertie Everard
England
Rubinstein Debut Nostalgia From a Polish City
A young Anton Rubinstein faced hunger and struggle before fame and wealth. In Peterhof he recalled his first Polish concert where no one bought tickets until a lone elderly Polish Jew bought six seats, remarking that he was his first paying hearer. Rubinstein later honored the man with a photograph.
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Anton Rubinstein
Rubinstein
Peterstof
Castletike
Aga
Lord
Zhenorah
Outsider Jack Ford Asks About Daughters Gowns
A fragment from Brooklyn Life shows Outsider Jack Ford seeking marriage今 questions about the cost of his future wife's gowns. Mrs Norris rebukes him, saying the subject does not interest him, while a sack coat laments not being cut out for a gentleman.
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Jack Ford
Mrs. Norris
Ford
Brooklyn
Noahs Ark Tale And Other Fragments From A Long Ago Paper
A nostalgic mix of verses and anecdotes recounts Noahs Ark with a dog left out of the voyage and a line of animal pairs. The piece blends old nursery rhyme style with brief notes on a Cuban scare, local humor, and a joke about printing a kiss on a cheek.
Do You Dance Po-Night Shake In Your Shoes
Do You Dance Po Night Shake in your shoes Allen s foot Ease 2 powder for the feet It makes tight or New Shoes feel Easy Cures Corns Bunions Chilblains Frost Bites and Sweating Feet At all druggists and shoe stores 25e Sample sent FRED Address Allen $. Olmsted Le Roy NY Won t Do a Thing Chicago Journal If Hanna ever gets back into the senate what will he do to Yoraker FOR SALE 10 acres of land in Buffalo county Nebraska within five miles of Aegarney Address X box 355 Stoux y
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Miss Black
Angels
Donaldson
Mona
Mammi
Noah
Deen
Darling
Thir Clife
B. M. Lincoln
New York ‘Tribune
Allen
Allén
Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
Chicago Journal
Hanna
Senate
Yoraker
Buffalo County
Nebraska
Aegarney
Stoux Y
Relic stove claimed to have belonged to George Washington
A West Side store shows a six foot high stove said to have been presented to Christchurch in Alexandria by George Washington. The solid iron work features an eagle and figure carvings with no visible ash receptacle raising humorous questions about use. Also note a Mexico Aztec survivor count.
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George Washington
Chicago News
Christchurch
Alexandria
George
Dr Williams Pills Helped A Downtrodden Farmer Improve
A Clinton Herald clipping recounts John B. Cook of Lyons Iowa regaining health after years of stomach pains headaches and dyspepsia. He gained forty eight pounds and credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with ending his pain and drink urges. Notary A P Barker swore to the statement February 16 1897.
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Daily Herald
Clinton
Iowa
Dr. J
Williams
A. P. Barker
Schenectaily
John B. Cook
South Sth Street
Lyons, Lowa
If This Could Be A Happy Ending In Real Life
A collage notes longing for happy endings found in modern novels and stage moments. It contrasts joys and woes from love and life with a wish for peace, marriage, and lasting happiness amid public glare. Also mentions Lucci’s long abstinence from performances in Rome.
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Lucci
Rome
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Spain
Cuba
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Washington Star
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Icoa
Marle
Dorchester
Walter
Baker & Co, Ltd
ST. Jacobs
Sapolio
FAY Manilla Roofing CO
Camden
Kay
J. Hay Medical Co
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Sioux City
Printing CO
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