Hanna Gerrard fusion candidate backs Hanna in joint senatorial ballot
In Columbus the democratic steering committee chose Jepha Gerrard of Cincinnati as the fusion candidate for United States senator to win votes from Hamilton county fusionists. Hanna’s supporters clashed with opponents in hotels and state house as joint balloting began with heavy crowds. Otis asks for a probe into bribery charges while Hanna wins short term and McKisson opposition by margins. long term election follows with similar results amid rowdy demonstrations.
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Columbus
Jepha Gerrard
Cincinnati
United States
Gerrard
Hamilton County
Droste
Vaine
McKisson
Lime
Co Anibus
State House
Verdain
House
Otis
Boyce
Itas
Gramer
Stewart
Hanna Towlers
Hanne
Burke
Manna
Ilanna
McMisson
Hanna
Senate
Wanna
de Neil House
Strike Sure at New Bedford Weavers Vote Unanimously
Weavers union in New Bedford mass votes 635 to 5 to strike over wage reductions. State arbitration visit failed to resolve the dispute and no agreement was reached despite propositions to avert a strike.
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New Bedford
Mass
Weavers’ Union
State Board of Arbitration
Mona and Waring in a Moonlit Locket of Advice
Mona after tending Waring reads aloud and shares soft banter while uncle Sandy observes. Waring’s health improves as their quiet talks reveal inner longings, pasts, and looming choices about Mary Black Leslie and Mona’s own hidden love for Jim.
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Sandy
Lesle Waring
Bin
Meccacham & Leslie
Hhase
Une de Lundy
Warine
Waring
Kenneth
Robbie Sanders
Mana
Miss Black
Crown
Mona
Margy Black
Mary
Millie
Curamunication
Mr. Leslie
Mary Black
Tan Powarra
Leslie
Guidiassie
Mr. Waring
Madame
Mrs. Fielden
Sody
Mara
Chat Waring
Jim
Winston
Phen
Thor
Enid
Apton Rubinstein's Debut and Early Struggle
Anton Rubinstein, once a pauper in his youth, faced severe hunger and lack of opportunities before rising to wealth. The tale recalls his Peterhof salon years, a castlelike estate, and a first Polish concert in which no one bought tickets until an old Polish Jew bought six seats, inspiring the pianist and later preserving the man’s image.
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South Kensington
Mona
Lisle
Waring
Dhave
Timagine
Madame Debrisay- Lucan
Eshalh
Lisse
Madame Debrisay
Bertie Everard
Thia
Mayland
Nona
Anton Rubinstein
Teara
Rubinstein
Hit
Peterstof
Poland
Alas the sack coat seeks respect in silk hat towers
An Outsider named Jack Ford laments marriage costs as Mrs Norris dismisses the question of dowries. The story records a humorous Brooklyn Life vignette where a sack coat laments not being cut out for a gentleman, gazing up at the silk-hat tower above.
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Jack Ford
Why the Dog's Nose is Cold In Noah's Ark and other tales
A quirky poem recounts why a dog's nose stays cold during Noah's flood tale, linking curling gold hair to the dog’s fate aboard the ark. The piece sits among religious and humorous clippings noting a Denver minister quip about funerals and oddities about giraffes and policemen, followed by bite-sized notes on Cuba and a punny printing joke.
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Mammi
Tim
Noah
Wardliohe
B. M. Lincoln
New York ‘Tribune
Do You Dance to Night Shake in Your Shoes
An 1890s style ad promotes Allen's Moot ease for feet with 2 powder for the feet and 1b for tightness. Claims cure for corns bunions chilblains frost bites and sweating feet. Available at druggists and show stores 25e sample request via Allen $. Olmsted Le Roy NY. Also notes a political quip about Hanna Woraker in Chicago Journal and an old land sale note in Buffalo county Nebraska near Kearney.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
Curious antique stove linked to George Washington tale
A West Side store displays a tall ornate stove said to have belonged to George Washington and later given to Christchurch in Alexandria. The solid six foot structure features an American eagle cap, a tapering square body, and decorative iron figures on its sides, while a note hints at Aztec survivor numbers among Mexican natives.
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George Washington
Chicago News
Jala
Christchurch
Alexandria
Iran
George
Nyoya
Dr Williams Pink Pills Rejuvenate Health
A clipped interview from the Daily Herald of Clinton Town recounts John B. Cook’s recovery after years of illness. He attributes relief to Williams Pink Pills, claiming weight gain of 48 pounds and renewed strength after stopping alcohol and relying on the medicine. Notary A. P. Barik er certifies the statement. For more facts contact Dr Williams Medicine Company, Schenectady, N Y.
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Clinton
City Fife
Dr. J
Williams
Hais
Dr. Williams
May
John B. Cook
Mo Dris
A. P. Bariker
Qes
If This Could Be Oh If the Woes of Real Fife
A fragmented verse collage contrasts longing for happy endings in real life with stage and literary fantasies. It cites Harlem Life and the Washington Star. The piece then pivots to a cold remedy ad and a bizarre note about Lucci’s long abstention from food during public tastings in Rome.
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Miss Black
Donaldson
Lincaus
Mona
Lucci
Rome
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Myron Reed
Denver
Poplar
Kansas City
Ireland
Spain
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National Advertiser
Chicago Journal
Woraker
Buffalo County
Nebraska
Kearney
Mexico
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Harlem
Luck
Sheery
Washington Star
Watter Baker
Dorchester
Walter-Baker & CO. Ltd
ST. Jacobs
iGe 252
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Hyer
Sioux City Printing CO
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