The Mournful Pierce of Sarrazin on Kitty’s Lake
In a quiet Scottish lake town, Mrs Linley and Mrs Presty press for Kitty, while lawyer Sarrazin weighs custody and divorce options. He hints at eluding the law, plots abroad, and advises patience as Kitty asks after Syd and their vanished papa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Terminus
Mrs. Linley
Apis
Cumberland
Mr. Sarrazin
Mrs. Presty
Mamma
Catherine
Scotland
Max. Linley
England
Kitty
The Laborer and the Management in Modern Society
John C. Harding argues in The Current that labor underpins wealth but suffers from unequal and unjust distribution. He critiques social reform schemes, urges practical means for workers to secure better returns, and promotes trades unions as the strongest path to improve wages and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Drawin
America
John C. Harding
Health and vigor for women through remedies of the era
The text urges young women to seek Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription to support bodily development during puberty and prevent decline. It extols Simmons Liver Regulator as a safe, vegetable tonic for headaches, indigestion, back pain, and general lassitude, claiming suitability for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons
Conscientious Minister Backs White Wine of Tar Syrup
Reverend William Stevenson of Kingsville Missouri endorses White Wine of Tar Syrup as an excellent medicine and recommends it to others. Sold by Crowder and Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Wm. Stevenson
Kingsville, Mo
Crowder & Reed
Call for clear labor union principles from Knights of Labor
The New York Herald urges Knights of Labor and labor unions to state openly their principles and denounce violence. It argues they are American and not anarchist, and asks for a loud public assurance if they have already spoken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Labor
New York Herald
A Horse Palace at Frank Work's New York Stable
The article surveys Frank Work's New York horses Edward and Dick Swiveler, a $140000 stable on Fifty sixth Street near Seventh Avenue, and a lavish private stable scene with Maud S. nearby. It notes Work's philosophy of natural trotting, his wealth, and the surrounding elite stables and horse culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Work
New York
Edward and
Dick Swiveler
New York City
Edward
Aldine
Maude
Mr. Work
Fifty-sixth Street
Seventh Avenue
Bonner
Maud S
Vanderbit
Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
St. Nicholas Avenue
Central Park
Perfectly Appointed Stable Delights Horse Lovers Across Nation
The piece praises a lavish stable built for horse comfort and groom convenience, calling it the most perfectly appointed in the country. Mr. Work, a trusted horseman, emphasizes correct mouths and trusted, lifelong care, noting he never sells a horse that suits him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Work
Dr Mary Walker Two Secrets That Stir Public Curiosity
The article recalls Dr Mary Walker famed for trousers and a frock coat, noting two unspoken mysteries about her rise to the title of doctor and her age. It mentions rumors of her birth in New York state and a late husband, while praising her wartime hospital service and the media scorn she faced for a quarter century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becky Jones
Dr. Mary
New York State
Mary
Mary Walker
Washington Monument
United States Senate
Allan and Nellie Arthur Strengthen the Ex President's Life
The piece notes ex President Arthur, a widower with two children Nellie and Allan, and his ongoing illness. Allan, about nineteen at the era, is described as a dandy who once broke a marriage engagement. Nellie, aged about twelve when Arthur took office, is now approaching womanhood and resembles her father more than Allan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
White House
Nellia
Allan
Commodore Herndon
Allan Arthur
Nellie Arthur
Lexington Avenue
Nellie
Honoring Simon Cameron at Donegal Country Home
A New York Sun piece notes Simon Cameron’s enduring popularity in retirement. A large gathering at his Donegal Lancaster County home includes over thirty gentlemen, a dozen senators, and prominent railroads, journalists, lawyers, and manufacturers. The event underlines Cameron’s respected stature across parties and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Cameron
Pennsylvania
Mark
Donegal
Lancaster County
Morrill
Vermont
Beck
Blackburn
Kentucky
Gray
Delaware
Logan
Ilinois
Hale
Maine
Butler
South Carolina
Hearst
California
Samus J. Randall
Philadelphia
Pattison
John Arnot
New York
Cameron
New York Sun
Unions and public boycott forecast by New York World
A World’s Dispensary notice appeals to men with nervous debility urging a 10 cent mailed pamphlet. The World comments that broad boycott chaos will rise in the United States until all partake, restoring balance when everyone participates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N. Y
United States
New York World
A Child Woman Case Draws Medical Interest
The death of Miss Caroline Terboss renews attention on her odd life. Once growing normally until twelve, she stopped developing and lived to seventy seven as a four foot four inch adult who appeared like a child. Autopsy showed a normal, perfectly formed body for an eleven year old with some organic quirks, drawing interest from physicians due to its rarity and length of time lived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty
Vin Samuel
Grandmamma
Samuel
Mrs. Linley
Syd
Mr. Sarrazin
Klétyr
Bud
Mir
Sarrazin
Tobs
Caroline Terboss
Fifth Avenue
the Reservoir
Scientific American
Best Seasons for Planting in Early Gardening Advice
The article advises planting times for crops like potatoes corn rutabagas mangold wurzels and beans, noting May as optimal for many crops and June or July as acceptable with reduced yield. It describes drilling in rows thirty inches apart with six beans per hill and seed quantities per acre, plus bean cost considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangold Wurzels
Monolithic veto power and public works tradeoffs debated
The piece argues the presidents veto power expands executive reach, likening it to a Russian czar’s authority. It critiques monometallic policy influence and describes trading of appropriation items between representatives to gain favors. It warns the system weakens the constitution and urges restraint, followed by ad copy for cough remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Russia
Bland
Weaver
Beck
Reagan
Des Moines
Galveston
Morrison
Carlisle
Tyler
Johnson
Hayes
America
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Wille Kitty
Grandmisima
Scntland
Mr. Horse Fancter
Maury Walker
Spurgeon
New York San
Ayer
Grocers' Criterion
Post Office Department
Washington, D. C
Red Star Cough Care
St. Paul
G. EF. Reardon
Baltimore
St. Jacobs
Muncie
Ind
Daily News
Jenkins
Frankfort
Dr. Sage
Gilmore
Marlow & Robbins
Dr. Bigelow
S. A. White
Business Directory
Sullivan
Indiana
Westside
C. Hultz
Gilver Chaney, Joshua Beasley
Chaney & Beasley, Attorneys-At-Law
Otmtice— Recorder's Office
Court House
Ed C. Chaney
Sol Goodman
L.stewart’s Sons’ Insurance Agency
W. S. Maple
R. V. Railsback
Maple & Railsback, Attorneys-At-Law
Sao Leon Arts Building
Northside
J T. Beasley
A. B. Williams
Beasley & Williams
Attorneys-At-Law
Notariee Public Sullivan
Northwest Corner Public Square
J. Hays
H.J. Hays
Hays & Hays
Farmers’ State Bank
Public Square
H. Kalley
A. A. Holmes
Kalley & Holmes
McCammon, Wolfe & Cos
W. Shelton
Shelton & Bays, Lawyers
Bays
Sullivan County Bank
Geo. W. Buff
Mth Judicial Circuit
Jas. DL. Berry
Young Building
S Cc
Coulson, Se
T. K. Sherman & Son
C P. Riggs, E
J. L. Berry
Riggs & Berry
Crowder's Building
Humphreys
Justice OF the Peace
McCammon, Wolfe & Co's
Commercial Row
Stewart
W. H. Bucher, D. D.S. E
Davis, Engle & Davis’ Hardware Store
Ad B. Allen
Commercial
AS. A. Catlin
J . Watchmaker and Jeweler
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