Manoeuvres of Jane at Haymarket draws fashionably amused crowd
Devon, Niv. & Neary Arthur Tunes present The Manoeuvres of Jane, a new comedy at the Haymarket. The house overflowed with a stylish audience who laughed and applauded the witty situations and clever acting. Cyril Maude as Lord Rapehth, Lord Hopehin, and Jervis Pushes dominate, while Winifred Bevey plays Jane amid a chorus of dowager aunts.
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Niv
Arthur Tunes
Jane
Lord Rapehth
Chaney Court
Cyril Maude
Lord Hopehin
Fredick Harrican
Jervis
Jane Nair
Winifred Bevey
Mr Harriewn
Cherian Prokinan
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Safe Relief From Piles
A historical advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a guaranteed remedy for piles. It claims lasting relief without surgical danger, emphasizes minimal cost, and urges readers to obtain the product from Dirseintn San A File Cure, Benderrand, or Marshall, Rich, with a book on cures. It dismisses other salves as temporary fixes.
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Dirseintn San & A
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Marshall, Rich
Veteran speaks on war conduct and Camp Alger neglect
Major A M Harvey of the Twenty second Kansas returns home and criticizes War Department care of volunteers. He alleges poor sanitary conditions at Camp Alger, typhoid outbreaks, inadequate water, and political interference, praising local volunteers and women who aided hospitals. He recounts delays, misrouting, and failures that harmed soldiers, noting subsequent deaths linked to camp conditions.
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Twenty-second
Kansas Volunteers
War Department
Sof Gera
el Cavey
San Juan Hill
Icarus
Kansas
Camp Alger
Afernoon
New Jersey
Gump Alger
Carp Alayr
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Davia
Manassas
W. H. Sherman
K Company
Fort Meyer Hospital
Port Meyer
Travis
Sherman
Governor Black
New York
H. A. Taunt
Thackmorton
Colimbia
Tuna
Alger
Wansae
Soldiers' Hardships At Camp Alger And Bull Run
A veteran recounts dire conditions for soldiers on a 19th century campaign. Insufficient rations, delayed wagons, and foraging after days without food sparked protests to General Graham and Washington. Foraging led to criminal charges despite hunger, while shelters and aid from the C A offered only brief relief amid heat, rain, and scarce provisions.
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Seti
Santiagopalca
Alger
Graham
War Department
Washington
Bull Run
Kansas
Napoleon era veteran Hebert dies after long illness
Chicazo obituaries report Mr Hebert aged about 107 at Tires Rivers Que. He served with Napoleon and accompanied the general in four campaigns. He later farmed with his father’s estate, lived with his daughter Mrs Che ner on West Congress street, and recalled visits by Sheane and Winterhalter to General Washington. His wife died about five years ago.
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Conor
Chener
Congress Street
Mr. Hebert
Tires Rivers
Que
Hebert
Jon
Napoleon
Aspalez
Mapoleon
Attar Fapoleon
Waterloo
Canada
St. Chenier
Stenert
Sheane
Wintaiher
General Washington
Fearless chase over Wisconsin fish law violators
A group of men violated Wisconsin fish laws near Port Washington and fled by boat. Fish Warden Gunderson, aided by local fishermen, pursued in the Hoffnung and Hoffung boats. The offenders fled toward Sheboygan waters aboard the Hannah Sullivan, but escaped as the pursuers failed to overtake them.
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Shebouran
Wis
Wisconsin
Port Washington
Here
Warten Gunderson
Shubosgan
Gunderson
Shebosgen
Hoftpune Bros
Hannah Sullivan
Epted
Clinvis
Crawford Theater Features Dramatic Mix of vaude and vision
The Crawford theater’s week promises a varied calendar with “Gayest Manhattan” and a strong travel of acts at the Crewford Wheater. Highlights include Clarence Eady presenting Fontaanse manifestations and a romantic drama inspired by a Russian governor’s daughter, while “My From thin” returns to the stage with a lavish production. Prices and showings vary by evening, with midweek performances drawing unique feats and sensory effects.
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Burtley Clarence
Rhn Crawe
Kionaiwes
Crawork
India
Thin Grant O
Stowke
Crawford Theater
Blandiice
Craftora Theater
Sulin Hewes
Kansas
Sarams
Inka
Aesinag
Yukon Pass
Crewford Wheater
Koster Byars Moele Hall
Fork City
Clarente J. Eady
Topeka
Esta
Trade review notes steady business despite politics
New York and San Francisco reports show clearinghouse activity 8.5 percent above last year and 1.54 percent above 1897. Cotton hits a record low at 5.1 cents spot. failures for October puzzling with mixed totals. steel demand strong at Chicago and Philadelphia yards. exportslicht, western reprints rise. three chief markets sell 10,797,400 pounds vs 9,957,602 last year. cotton mills aided by production restraint. overall, business remains resilient amid election doubts.
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New York
Nev
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia
Bar
London
Neill
Bnthent
Arantic
Pacific
United States
Rescue A Starving Crew From Wreck Near Abaco
The schooner Jamie F Willey wrecked after a hurricane 600 miles east of Abaco. Captain George C Bonner and six crew survived after 23 days on raw fish and sea grain. They were rescued at Walker's Cay Abaco and are under care of the U S consul in Nassau. The Jennie F Willey, 330 tons, built Thomaston 1870, owned by Dunn and Elliott, sailed for Martinique with lumber.
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New Providence
Jamie F. Willey
Jacksonville
Martinique
Hurricans
Abaco
Walker's Cay
George C. Bonner
United States
Jennie F. Willey
Thomaston
Maine
Dunn & Elliott
Why Are Most Aged Persons Thin and How Scott’s Emulsion Helps
The passage notes that aging wears down digestion, causing thinness, and urges Scott’s Emulsion as a solution. It claims the product provides digestible oil and nourishment, with hypophosphites calming nerves, presenting Byam Scott & Downe as makers.
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Scott
Byam
Scott & Dowme
Cimailee
New Verte
Dr Miles New Heart Cure Advertises Relief for Heart Trouble
The text touts Dr Miles New Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine for heart disease, describing symptoms like thin pale blood and irregular pulse and claiming cures through improved digestion and blood purification. Personal testimonials from Alice Clark and others claim marked recovery, with offers for free expert advice and a money back guarantee.
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Miles
Alice Clark
Elkhart
Ind
Mites
Dr. Miles
Andrew Jackson
Richard T. Green
Galeton
Penn
Beneft
Tree
DEMISES MEDICAL CO_Eikhart
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Judge Declares Right to Kiss Whomever She Chooses
New York magistrate rules Miss Fay has right to kiss whom she pleases amid a dramatic court scene. The case centers on Miss Fay, Miss Smith, and Mr Craig as both families and witnesses clash. The judge scolds the parties and dismisses the matter as a social dispute with light admonitions.
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New York
Miss Fay
Kise
Crane Miss Pay
Nellie Smit
Parke Craig
Mr. Crale
Miss Pay
Miss Smith
Haslem
Hoth
Craig
Crane
Mr. Craig
Miss See Ape
Miss ‘Ay
Mamma Smith
Tom
First conviction under new Ohio care law in Columbus
Brent McCoy, a 2 college graduate, was found guilty of failing to support his aged mother and of mocking her when she was evicted for nonpayment of board. Once he misses proper arrangements for her welfare, he faces the work house. he was released on $1,000 bond.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jay
Brent McCoy
McCoys
MacCoy
Kidnapping Case Shocks Servia Mills Leader Seized
In Eastern Servia brigands abduct Paul Gornjat echa of Metabolize, a wealthy miller. A ransom letter to his wife demanded 6,090 from a hollow tree before ark, or he would be hanged. Mrs Gornjatcha learned of the threat too late to raise funds.
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Belgrade
Nev
Servia
Paul Gornjatecha
Metabolize
Servis
Gornjalscha
South Dakota Suffrage Campaign Nears Victory
A Brookings report notes South Dakota woman suffrage advances as the campaign adopts quiet, persuasive tactics over the tom-tom method of 1890. New York anti-suffrage influence backfired, bolstering support among men. activists like Miss Morrow and Clara Bunn Williams push timbered efforts across the Black Hills and state towns. Mrs. Dunk returns to Illinois, aiding eastern campaigning.
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Brookings
New York
Commonwealth
Julia Mills Dunk
Tiinois
Meline
Mtr
Black Hills
Lena Morrow
Hilnaisi
Wiilama
Wisconsin
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