Harper's Bazar 1896: description and subscription notes
Harper's Bazar in 1896 marks its twenty ninth year with monthly and weekly content for fashionable reading. It highlights New York fashion, Paris letters, patterns for DIY dressmakers, and departments on labor, social life, and correspondence, with subscription details and postal information.
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Missouri Supreme Court affirms Suttley prison term
The Missouri Supreme Court in Jefferson City upheld the trial court verdict against Elmer C. Suttley, cashier of the Kansas City Safe Deposit and Savings Bank, ordering a four year penitentiary sentence. Suttley had been released on bonds totaling 16 million while appeals proceeded. Chicago authorities arrested him en route to Missouri. Over 10,000 depositors suffered theft losses as the bank failed, with only limited repayments to date and uncertain further dividends.
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Kansas
Lrwin
Chicago
Suttley
Missouri
Armour Denies Packing Plans in Argentina Report
Armour denies reports that he contemplates entering Argentina packing business. He cites poor South American development and lack of facilities, calling the rumors unfounded. In other items, details cover a Democratic State Committee meeting in Missouri with resignations tabled, a divorce petition in Oklahoma, elopement and custody turn in Missouri, a death from a cake walk incident in Texas, and cold-related deaths in Missouri. advertising note closes the item.
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Zebastioe
Ehshman Mamst
Sr. Lots
Dee
Maffitt
Mafitt
Naonal Committee
State Committee
Funds Stolen From Chicago Democratic Campaigns
Allegations claim three quarters of a million dollars were stolen from the Chicago Democratic campaign fund covering 1893 to spring 1895. McDonald and Alderman Powers accuse the Central Committee leadership, led by Thowes Gabun, of misapplying funds for personal benefit including trips to Europe West Baden and Hot Springs and costly residences.
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Chicago
Nec
McDonald
John Powers
County Central
Thowes Gabun
John P. Hopkins
George B Swift
Ue Wenter
Central Committee
Carter Harrison
Europe
West Baden
Kansas Delegation Moves on Waller Case in France
Massees delegation to Gall for the Pers in His Case. Kansas Senators and Representatives meet to push a resolution for all papers and correspondence on ex Consul John L Waller. They challenge President Cleveland’s view that discussions with France are satisfactory. Representative Miller will draft the resolution. Representative Curtis will present petitions.
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Kansas
Congress
John L Waller
France
Yas
Cleveland
Miller
Aistescs Waller
Hitt
Committee of Foreigh Affairs
Curtis
Easilny
Waller
Senate Debates Numerous Bills and Monroe Doctrine Resolution
Wasmros, Dec. 4. The Senate introduced 272 bills and sixteen resolutions, many replicas of last session measures for private purposes and pensions. West and Pettigrew reintroduced anti monopoly cattle and bankruptcy bills, with others on education, land claims, and immigration. In the House a large draft of measures failed last session. Lodge offers a Monroe doctrine resolution asserting noninterference in the Americas and opposition to European colonization.
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Stewart
Squire
Pettigrew
Alaska
Senator West
Chandler
Frye
United States
Rockefeller Mine Buys Mesabs Range for 1.25 Million
Rockefeller head of Lake Superior Consolidated Mines through Harness of Indianapolis buys Mesabs range property known as Rogeh Jesu Ray tract. Agent paid 125000 down with 1125000 due in ninety days. Ore body estimated at 20 million tons, 75 percent purity in Bessemer vein, yet largely undeveloped.
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Minn
Johe D Rockefeller
Lake Superior Consolidated Mines
Wineapolis
Mesabs Range
Rogeh- Jesu Ray
Rockefelier
Editorials on President Cleveland's Foreign Policy Reactions
In ENGLISH OPINIONS, editorials from The Graphic The Times and The Daily News critique President Cleveland's remarks on foreign affairs Cuba and Venezuela. They warn against implying Monroe doctrine as law, reflect on currency policy impacts, and note partisan Republican resistance to direct action despite electoral gains.
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Cleveland
Congress
Graphic
Clevend
Cign
Blaine
Venezuela
Cuba
Daily News
Washington
America
Ant i Cuthalic battles in Massachusetts elections
A broad survey of state municipal contests reports weak party enthusiasm and shows the Anti-Cuthalic APA influence, noting Springfield Somerville Gloucester and Brockton where APA lines faltered or held control, and Somerville where the mayoral incumbent lost though aldermanic power remained. Other towns saw APA triumphs or losses amid heated city races.
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Massachusetts
Bostos
Springfield
Somerville
Gloucester
Brockton
APA
Springield
Bnd
Ruskin Colony May Move to Farm Near Tennessee City
G Edward editor of the Coming Nation claims forty families have settled at Tennessee City for a Ruskin cooperative colony on the Sweickley dairy farm. The group seeks $70,000 to buy 2.26 acres as the colony’s future site while Edwards tours workmen and defends the venture against reports of its demise.
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Meer Pirteburg
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Coming Nation
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Waled
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Comleg Nation
Sweickley
J. H. Steways
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Ptapis
George Castner
Livi
Pittsburg
Trenhauser
Hell
Gewickley
Laboring Man Attacks Religion Over Bible in Schools
A Chicago labor congress session includes Elizabeth B. Cook urging revival of Bible readings in schools. Henry Cohlin counters that religion endangers workers by threatening their food, blaming the church for opposing labor. The text shifts to praise for James Russell Lowell, noting his Americanism and role as US minister to Spain and then London, with his popularity among Britons.
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Woman’s Educational Union
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Insong
Spain
Washington Irving
Madrid
London
Lowell
James Russell Lowell
Brander Matthews
St. Nichols
Advances in precision forego old limits in machining
The article notes that early machining aimed for shaft accuracy to 1 32 of an inch, but needed greater precision. It describes how eye and finger judgments failed and how identical plugs revealed minute variances of 1 in 5000 when fitted, highlighting the push for absolute accuracy in manufacture.
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Old Timey Exchange on Missing Husband and Money
In a witty exchange Mrs Poppis asks if the husband is missed after being away. Mrs Golightly replies she is not, as she inherited money and often forgets he is gone while seeing two newspapers before his plate at breakfast.
Anticosti Island Acquisition Reported by Pari dispatch
A Pari dispatch notes Henry Monier, a late alate manufacturer, buying Anticosti Island in the estuary of the Earners, Canada, for 1,000,090. The article records comments about writing duties and a claim that a weekly output reaches seventeen pages.
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Anticosti
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