Public concerns mix politics and satire in January From White Oaks
A sparse dispatch from White Oaks New Mexico on January 17 voices mixed views after elections. It criticizes A P A, hints at Stevenson’s death, and urges aligning precinct and county election days. It notes Emancipation jokes, a bill to pool school funds, and calls for better rural educational facilities without harming towns.
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Victor Pneumatic Tire Sets Superior Bicycle Standard
There is no choice in bicycles as the Victor Pneumatic tire stands unrivaled for durability. Its inner tube can be removed in under five minutes and is the only one removable through the rim. All Victor improvements keep pace with modern requirements.
Price's Cream Baking Powder Promo Shapes the Era
A column urges fiscal restraint in Territorial expenditures, proposing direct jailing reforms and a shift from grand juries to district courts to cut costs. It rails at party patronage, praises economy, and notes England seeking a Hawaiian telegraph cable lease requiring U S consent. It references the New York World on Senator Hill and President Cleveland, then reports a Rio Grande Republican note on Frank Rochas found dead in Dog Canyon. The piece closes with promotional notices for Kennedy remedies and a Twice Week Republic solicitation.
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Lax courts and lynching cited over crime rate debate
The Atlanta Constitution notes that only one murderer in seventy five is hanged and Unis discusses lynching frequency. It argues lax courts cause grave crimes by taking life outside lawful procedures, warning about risk of hanging the wrong man if trials fail to prove guilt.
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Governor Wares Steps Down After Tumultuous Term
Governor Wares leaves office amid grave reflections on messy two year tenure. He believed in reform but faced fierce opposition and unsettled politics. The exit follows a controversial period marked by clashes with lawmakers and shifting state priorities.
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Free Subscriptions and Flat-Opening Blank Book Adins
The notice promotes free subscriptions to the St Louis Republic for a year with three new yearly subscribers, offering sample copies and urging quick action before January 31. It also advertises a flat opening blank bound ledger with handmade leather covers and gilt numbers at low prices, highlighting page sizes and guaranteed quality.
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Subscriptions Rates For Daily Weekly Editions
The notice lists advance prices for daily and weekly newspaper subscriptions. Options include daily one year and six month by mail, three month and one month by mail, Sunday edition at a penny per page, and weekly one year by mail. The message promotes subscriptions and mentions sample copies and widespread readership in the West.
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Fragmented theater chatter and cabaret banter in a noisy scene
Comic nightclub dialogue unfolds with shuffled names and misread lines as characters comment on performance, marriage, and social expectations. The piece blends stage directions with overheard remarks about calamity, jail, widowhood, and flirtation in a crowded Detroit Parisian vibe.
Unfinished Myrtle Templemore’s Dilemma at Windor Park
The fragment follows Myrtle Templemore as she navigates love and money involving Claude Stebbins and Ezra in Chicago. A marriage proposal letter from Claude unsettles her while memories of Kara St Clair intrude, set against a windy park scene and a late night contemplation.
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High Art In New York Miss Bondelipper Visits Von Dauber Studio
A New York society woman Miss Bondelipper visits Herr von Dauber’s studio on Fifth Avenue to have her portrait painted. The artist suggests starting with a chalk drawing before oils, while discussions hint at possible future commissions.
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Forger and Warder Interview Inside Prison
A prisoner named Tie Bite orders the warder to a task inside the prison. He demands a week of practice on the forger's signature and pledges to sign official papers for him.
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