Townsend and Lithgow News Spark Humorous Commentary
The piece wryly notes a bucket shop operator’s decision to disgorge and mocks busybodies who debunk ideas about women’s kneeling prayers. It contrasts colonial figures with modern roads, China and America, ending with John Lithgow’s will being broke by courts and his heirs gaining freedom from the old man’s burden.
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Pierce
John Lithvow
Boston
Smithereens
Lithgow
Citrus supply steadied by cable shipping plan
The article notes current orange crop damage in Florida is not severely harmful due to large on hand stock and safe storage. It suggests using cables to Messina Malta and Algiers to secure ample supply and mentions Maltese egg blood oranges as top quality.
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Messina
Malta
Algiers
Fire at Delavan House Kills Sixteen in Albany
A modern but poorly managed Albany hotel fire claims sixteen lives. The incident raises questions of construction and management safety and prompts criticism of careless oversight amid high fire risk. A 16 year old Dakota boy admits his employer hired him to kill a man, highlighting public concern over sensational crime and hypnotic influence.
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Delavan
Albany
Times
Dissensions Persist In Brazil As New President Takes Power
Reports from Pernambuco and Rio Grande do Sul indicate opposition to Moraes administration. Rio Grande do Sul’s governor rejects government terms and about eighty men are jailed in Rio de Janeiro on conspiracy charges against the president.
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Brazil
Pernambuco
Rio Grande Do Sul
Moraes
Rio Girande Do Sul
Rio Janeiro
Harvard Strong Man Klein Sets Record Across Colleges
Harvard senior E Klein demonstrates exceptional overall strength with a total of 1 445.6 kilograms combining lungs legs back and forearms, far surpassing Tufts Nash and yielding a record unlikely to be matched by prior college athletes.
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E. Klein
Harvard College
Klein
Sargent
G. W. Cutter
Harvard
Nash
Tufts College
C. Chaney
Law School
F. D. Jordan
KE. Klein
H. R. Nash
Emma Eames Praised as Carmen by New York Critics
Emma Eames has won high praise as Carmen and will tour the west and south before returning to Europe. A musical prodigy, Miss Jennie M. Harkins, a Gazzam Girl, is highlighted as perhaps the youngest female cornet soloist in the world, though only just past her 10th year.
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Mrs. Eames
West
Europe
Harkins
Jennie M. Harkins
Record-busting bike voyage aims 21600 miles in 300 days
Tom Winder of the Wasp plans a coast to coast bicycle record starting February 4 1895 in New Orleans. He will average 72 miles daily through 33 states and 76 registering points including New Orleans Houston Los Angeles Chicago New York Boston and Baltimore to complete 21600 miles in 300 consecutive days, a longer journey than circling the globe.
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Warsaw
Ind
Tom W. Winder
The
Wasp
United States
New Orleans
Plains
Northwest
Lake Charles
Houston
Galveston
San Antonio
Brackettsville
Fort Davis
Fort Quitman
el Paso
Texas
Deming
N. M
Fort Buchanan
Tucson
Yuma
Ariz
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Sacramento
Chico
Hornbrook
Cal
Jacksonville
Salem
Portland Ore
Kalama
Tacoma
Seattle
Spokane
Wash
Bonner’s Ferry
Idaho
Fort Assinnabone
Fort Browning
Pop
Portsmouth
N. H
Bangor
Belfast
Augusta
Portland
Maine
Boston
Mass
Providence
Newport
R. I
New London
New Haven
Sporting Notes Signal Possible Steeplechase Revival
Washington claims to have signed Crooks of Minneapolis while Detroit also lays claim. Cleveland players Tebeau McKean Burkett and Childs may join New York Ewing as captain and manager of Cincinnati. Greenfield dies in a Birmingham lunatic asylum. Frank Ward, last season with Washington, may join St Paul. Trotters shipped from New York to Vienna as foreign market for American trotters grows.
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Washington
Crooks
Minneapolis
Detroit
Tebeau
McKean
Burkett
Childs
Cleveland
New York
Ewing
Comiskey
Cincinnati
Greenfield
Birmingham
England
Frank Ward
St. Paul
Vienna
Austria
Jolly fragments stitch a slice of daily life
A collage of humorous vignettes and household scenes from a bygone era. Jokes about turkey gobbler myths, dancing at parties, sporty youth, and a theater crowd reflect domestic life and social banter. Includes patterns for a housegown and fashion notes.
Witty Exchanges and Military Pension Jokes
A humorous exchange shows a wife noting her husband’s improved senses since marriage. A second quip about soldiers bleeding later for pensions parodies wartime medical care and bureaucratic delays.
35 Gent Patterns IOP 10 OBIS
Advertisement for pattern patterns priced at 10 cents each with a coupon and one cent postage per pattern. Instructions describe tape measure methods for bust and breast measurements and note the patterns are glove fitting.
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New York
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