Harper's Bazar Notes and Subscriptions for 1896
Harper's Bazar enters its twenty ninth year in January 1896 as a leading fashion journal and weekly home reading. It showcases the latest Paris and New York styles, tutorials on children’s wear, and Paris society notes. Regular departments include music, labor topics, and questions answered by the editor, with subscriptions beginning with January and orders payable by Postoffice Money Order.
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Fritz Emmett Divorce Battle With Wife Lytton
In Duxven the couple J. Emmett and actress Emily Lysson discuss divorce amid public quarrels. Emmett seeks to file for divorce citing alleged adultery and misconduct, while Lysson claims separation and hints at monetary settlements. She denies ties to Edmond Hayes and recounts San Francisco events as part of their troubled history.
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Tibor Opera House
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California
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Edmond Hayes
Hayes
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San Francisco
Stoss
Fritz” Brunett
Emily Lyson
Chamber Aere
Parnsswonth & Asur
Bills Introduced Rapidly in Senate Amid Military and Legal Reforms
In Wasumerox on December 5 a slate of Senate bills and resolutions advanced. Proposals include Lodge reforming immigration for illiterate applicants, Gray creating an International American bank, Cullom barring former directors from bankruptcy receiverships, Hale reorganizing the navy, and Voorhees penalizing court contempt. Also discussed were fortifications funding and labor-related suit limits, with a Texas note on breakdowns and a grand duke's grave condition. An ultimatum to the Porte and Mrs Stanford’s jewel sale were also reported.
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Lodge
Gray
International American Bank
International American Conference
Cullom
Hale
Buler
Laker
Uni
Senator Voorkers
Senator Voorhees
United States
Squire
Washington
Brief Bits of News from Across the Nation
Minister Terrell cables that all American missionaries in Turkey are safe and protected. Senator Hulland backs Judge Peckham for the U.S. Supreme Court, predicting confirmation. Mrs. Carrie Hofmeister seeks divorce in St Louis amid accusations of immorality and drunkenness. Weary Watterson in Omaha dismisses the president’s message, urging Congress to pass appropriation bills and go home. The Press Club of China has hosted yearly distinguished speakers, inviting Gladysine for 1906, who declines due to infirmities. Mining firms Ishpeming and Newaygo raise miners’ wages by ten cents a day. Saude Colorado reports a definite gold strike. 300 men in the hills, area staked. South Carolina constitutional convention adjourns sine die. 118 to 7 vote, all Negro delegates against suffrage article. Chicago contractors Shank and Ralston charged with attempts to steal $100,000 in rails plead guilty to petit larceny. jailed for ten days. August Belmont arrives in St Louis with Brayton Ives and Milton H. Smith, stirring talk of connections with the Louisville and Nashville line.
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Peckham
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St Louis
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Wiliam Hofmeister
Supreme Recorder
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Bax
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Mich
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Az- Bay
South Carolina
George A. Shank
A W. Ralston
Chicago
Aereeen Aease
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Union Pacific
Stone Confesses to a Nation of Murders in Past
Fort Wayne dispatch details John Stone former Dalton gang member serving ten years for Deputy Harold shooting confessing to murders across Chicago Cleveland Kansas City and other locales. He cites loot sharing with William Walrath and claims to have killed multiple victims from Mrs Stewart and son in Cleveland to a Pennsylvania freight train robbery. Authorities note Duffy implicated as lead in robberies but received four year sentence.
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John Stone
Delton
Harold
Chicago
Cleveland
Kansas City
Stone
Wiliam Walrath
Kensas City
Henry Donnelly
Walrath
Walrash
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Dunkirk
N.Y
Duffy
Union City
Hortener Norton
Thetie
Youngstown
Ohio
Ashtabula
Pennsylvania
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Grand Trunk
Michigan
Michigan City Penitentiary
Slone
John Duffy
Scime Erie
Mansfeld
Erie
Buffalo
Corbett refuses fight for $20,000 purse
New York Dec 5 Corbett will not sign articles to meet Fitzsimmons for the 20,000 purse. Brady, Corbett's manager, rejected Stuart's proposal saying it is hardly worthwhile to break up a theatrical engagement. Stuart aims to force a match between Maher and Fitzsimmons. Parson Davies and Jim Hall sign for a January 13 bout with a 500 forfeit in case of default. In Wichita Kansas the Leonard murder trial continues with the confession of the suspect noted by police.
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Corbett
Dan Stuart
Texas
Stuart
W. A. Brady
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Szht
Maher
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Choyseki
Hall
Putuapetrmia
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Joe Choynski
J. Kennedy
Empire Athletic Club
Maspeth
New York
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Empire Cub
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Debom Found Guilty of Murder in Kansas Case
The Kansas jury found Clint C Osbon guilty of second degree murder for the Holton killing of Charles Hambie. The verdict surprised Osbon and his defense, with motions for a new trial likely and an appeal probable if denied. The case follows the insanity defense raised by counsel J.B. Burton and Eugene Hagan.
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Lawrexce
Kay
State of Kansas
Clint C Osbon
Charles Hambie
Holton
Osbor
J.B. Burton
Eugene Hagan
Osbou
War In Sight and a Possible U S Congress Move
A New York dated dispatch reports growing tension between England and America over the Venezuelan boundary dispute. The president may send a special message to Congress detailing the issue, with arbitration considerations and potential war implications, shaping the U S response to British actions and territorial claims.
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Berlin Consternation Over Cleveland’s Germany Remarks
A Berlin dispatch notes that President Cleveland’s remarks about Germany caused consternation here. Radical papers attack Baron Von Koeller former Prussian Interior Minister, blaming him for cattle imports ban and life insurance limits. Government organs argue American policy drives the restrictions and Samoa’s suzerainty is claimed by colonial papers.
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Samoa
Poisoned Negroes Near Texanians Spark Epidemic Fears
Reports from Texanians detail a wholesale poisoning scare with twelve deaths and many more in peril. Locals blame a pestilence from God and refuse medicine, while doctors insist virulent influenza caused the deaths and warn of further loss if treatment is avoided.
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