Harper's Weekly previewed for readers in 1890s style
An 1890s overview describes Harper’s Weekly as a county journal covering world routes, art music and literature, navy evolution, amateur sport, and political cartoons. It notes upcoming features like Life and Letter, Busy World, and a presidential election’s impact. Remittances to subscribe are specified.
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Chiga
Japan
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Cariliian Sea
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Transportation Commission
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Harper's periodicals and magazines listing
A damaged OCR fragment lists Harper's periodicals and magazines with unclear year figures and prices, mentioning Harper's Weekly and other titles. The text is partial and lacks coherent details about dates, pricing, or publication specifics.
Inmate Kitty Betta Pleads Guilty at Court
The report details Kitty Betta, a 24 year old, at the Kansas Avenue station with a quart bed can of Savky How cider. She tells the jailer her occupation, pleads guilty in court, and faces a five dollar fine after a prior incident involving Lawser Hom Ng's brother.
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Kitty Betta
Kansas Avenue
Fatty Lewis
Abe
Teroyesruld
Hopkins
West
Hopkines
Sway
Lawser Hom Ng
Miss Mather III and Family in Distress in Chicago
Miss Mather III, aka Margaret Musiar, a woman named G. G. Pabst, is said to be on the verge of nervous prostration due to recent domestic troubles. She resides with relatives at Joseph's Corner Gartiniad on Wad Hoeling Street, Chicago, and has been unable to care for herself or her kin.
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Mer Kreent
Teouhtas
Cricavo
G. G. Pabst
Margaret Musiar
Joseph
Koayuel Corner
Gartiniad
Wad Hoeling Street
Jay
Eveter Coleago
Ramsey Svves
Stuls
Raxens City
Emma Temerey
Chicago
Samuel FB
Morse
Tamsay
Mra Hamery
Oklaho
Karmsey
Chinaca Ee
Forty-third Street
Moree
More
Theo Sirs Tameey
Oklahoma
Died at 117 Adams Street Mrs Ellis Beau and Mrs Hopora Lillis
The notice records the deaths of Mrs Ellis Beau and Mrs Hopora Lillis wife of Patrick Lillie foreman at Santa Fe shops Argentine after a long illness. It notes Lillis leaves two sons and two daughters and mentions funeral arrangements at the Church of the E temorrow. Also includes a German exchange item about Mary Tate American pianist dying at 21 and her wish to be buried in her plane.
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Ellis Beau
Hopora Lillis
Patrick Lillie
Santa Fe
Argentine
Adams Streat
Ege
Mra
Lillis Deaves
Ee Temorrow Mornt
Mies Mary Tate
Cost Him Just 66.15 to Be Chief Justice
David Martin chief justice candidate filed election expense with County Clerk Kreba itemizing Republican central committee 50 dollars Republican League club 10 ward committee to Topeka for ball rent 5 telegraphing and telephoning 1.15 total 66.15 He promised no further promises or payments. Other items include sheriff elect Hartman treasurer and county committee allocations plus a note about university tours and local legal notices.
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Arcmisox
David Martin
Supreme Court of Kansas
Kreba
Republican State Central Committee
Republican League Club
William Bowman
Atchiein County
Republican County Central Committee
Hartman
Republican County
A. Ut. Wilcoo
Register of Deeds
Saiki
Jota W. Cairns
Tressurer
Tex Ceute
George G Buller
Buteher
Pardes Butler
Republicans Crush Democrats in Congressional Landslide Win
The GOP swept the 54th Congress, gaining 163 new faces and a 146 seat majority across ninety four districts north of Mason Dixon. Democrats dropped to 15 returning to the new house as Republicans take solid control of West Virginia and split delegations in several states. Populist presence falls from 12 to 6.
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Berate
Pepatinte
Mason and Dixon
House
Kentucky
Tennessee
North Carolina
Missouri
West Virginia
Texas
Virginia
South Carolina
Alabama
Republicans Sweep In House Officials in Dec. Saturday Caucus
The article reports formal election of house officers by Republicans after a Saturday caucus. It lists clerk Alex B. McDowell of Pennsylvania, service-at-arms B F P Russell of Missouri, door keeper W. B. Glenn of New York, postmaster B McElroy of Abbay, and chaplain Heary Couden of Michigan.
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Republic
Wasarsetos
House
Alex. B. McDowell
Pennsylvania
FP. Russell
Missouri
Urs W. B. Glenn
New York
Doordes
B. McElroy
Abbay
Heary & Couden
Michigan
Gehr seeks 50000 in false imprisonment suit
Herbert B Gehr of Chicago sues Lexican Central Huilecad for 50000 damages in a Mexico City court over alleged false imprisonment following a 1890s paymaster office arrest tied to a 7500 robbery. Gehr claims wrongful arrest by Mexican authorities and cites a nine day confinement in a Githy prison before release aided by U.S. allies. Weather and industrial notes follow.
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Gehs
Chicago
Cucany
Herbert B Gehr
Chicheo
Lexican Central Huilecad Company
Mexico
City
Mexican Central Railroad Company
Gelir
Aldo
Fleress Gehr
Jan G. Blaine
Ma Hebe
Githy
Will They Fight Dan Stuart Hight With Corbett Rumor
Dan Stuart travels toward New York intent on arranging a bout between Fitzsimmons and Corbett, offering 20 000 with 10 000 payments on signing and on fight day. Corbett dismisses the overture as a fool’s errand while Stuart pushes for a pure gloves contest and referee choice between Chicagoans Sam Dahl or George Sitts.
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Cisco
Ben
Chicago
Dan Stuart
Fitzavianos
Corbett
Joby Sullivan
Dan Stuact
New York
Cora Brady
Fitzsimmons
Tim Om
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
el Paes
Fuguimenea
Stuart
Chicagomas
Sam Dahl
George Sitsr
Cas the Menace
Pon
Don Stuart
the Ely
Asrain
ST. Louis
Moor and Partell Fight Ends in Arrest at Music Hall
Dick Moore of Shinneapolis and Paddy Partell of Kansas City fought at Music hall in Excelsior Springs Ma. last night. The bout was halted when Sheriff Symer and City Marshal Willis Redmond arrested both men for the gate receipts dispute and a $500 side bet. They pled guilty and fined $25 each. Moore weighed 155 pounds, Partell 150. Referee was a well known Kansas City man, time keeper Jack Dugan.
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Partell
Kansas City
Moore
Lesvily
Purtell
Sullivan
Lxcelsior Springs
Fire in Indianapolis Wholesale District Destroys $4 Million in Property
A major blaze in Indianapolis' wholesale district destroyed about 0.5 million dollars of property and spread across many blocks around South Meridian Street. Seven or eight businesses were burned out including Schasl & Co, Ward Bros, Fairbanks & Morse, Eckhouse Bros, Aquars, Woodford & Fultzman, and Trusoe Coffee. Two firefighters were seriously injured and hospitalized with feared fatalities as walls collapsed and crews battled the flames.
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Destiny Mall
Txpianavents
Uadee
Maridisa
Maryland
Georgia
Kauis Siresia
Schasl & Co
Meridian Street
Ieam
Sehoull & Co
Grooers
Ward Bros
Druggists
Fairbanks & Morse
Acsita
Eckhouse Bros
Aquars
Woodford & Futlman
Gators
Trusoe Coffee Company
Hildebrand Hardware Company
Sewing Machine Pool Aims to Control U S Sales
The American Machine company formed by Cleveland men plans to unify all sewing machine agencies into a central city network to sell every American-made model. Incorporated at Columbus on November 26, its officers include President Frank Mack and Vice President W F P Kuder with directors A J Michael Theo Bacher D Williams and W T Burnham.
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Trade of America
Clevstaxp
Dec
American Machine Company
Cleveland
United States
Columbus
Art. Frank Mack
W. F P. Kuder
John A. Seaton
A. J. Michael
Theo. Bacher
D. Willlams
W. T. Burnham
Hunting Party Plans Two Week Trip to Calhoun County Ark
A proposed hunting party including De H Gulbor Dave Mulvene Frank Willard and Edward Mitchell of St Louis will depart the city in a few days for Calhoun County Arkansas for a two week outing. The group aims to reach Hampton county seat by December 12 where the sheriff and local gentlemen will greet them with horses and hounds. They plan an old fashioned deer hunt in a region noted for abundant game and anticipate a very enjoyable time ahead.
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H Gulbor
Dave Mulvene
Frank Willard
Alien
Topeke
Edward Mitchell
St Louis
Calhoun County
Arkansar
Hampton
FIGHTING FOR CUBA and Belligerent Rights Debates
Senator Lodge and Mr Call urge Congress to recognize Cuban belligerents under the Monroe Doctrine. Despatches report Father David W. Keorice appointed Bishop of St Louis. Shawnee Building & Loan third series shares matured and paid. mortgages retired. We mend and sew on buttons free of charge. Peoriesa Steam laundry.
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Ray
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Tepog News
Shawnee Building & Loan
Thas
Ingalls Fans Criticism at Kansas Club Meeting in Chicago
Ex Senator J Tagalla of Kansas faced criticism at the Kansas Million Club mass meeting in Central Music Hall Chicago. Prominent Kansas figures present failed to explain Ingalls' absence while attendees expressed disappointment with his conduct and questioned his suitability for high office.
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J. Tagalla
Kansas
Ingalia
Kapean
Senate
Kansan
Ingalls
Denver
Burtog
Gueretery Edwards
Str
Janesville
Wieshir
G Fallows
Topeka
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Lee Jonze
Topika
F. J. Days
Larned
KE Fipzell
Larced
Frederick A. Houth
Frederik Vandeprift
Topetea
Lucila B. Baker
Topeka Toursat
D. Taylor
W. C. Hills
Morocco Market Hope From American Wheat Exports
United States Consul Kerker at Tangier reports wheat has grown dear in Morocco and American flour sells at a profit. He suggests direct U.S. communication and lower carrying charges could make Morocco a profitable market for bread. Also notes wheat open, price shifts, and livestock receipts in today’s market wrap.
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United States
Kerker
Tangier
Morocco
State Department
Havana
Marnel Report
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