Cy Warman’s Retirement Sparks Lively Verses
A compilation of humorous and curmudgeonly notes spans topics from Cy Warman renouncing writing for money to widespread reform debates in Chicago and New York. The piece touches on social reforms, police activity, hospital charges, Curtis Nebraska aid, Sing Sing threats to Inspector McLaughlin, Portage County veterans, early railroad recall, and a French Senate Colonial Committee scene.
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Sing Sing Prison
McLaughlin
New York
Yale Expense Averages Prompt Debate On Earning Capacity
The Yale College senior class book lists average expenses of 912 for freshmen and 942 for each remaining year. It argues many earners fall below or above these amounts, suggesting six day workweeks would yield about 18 to 20 dollars weekly. The piece then questions Liberal claims of a snap vote and contemplates Parliament’s near term political direction and reform outcomes.
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Yale College
Mr. Brush
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Franklin Institute
Thomson
Mr. Houston
Thomson-Houston
Farmer's Son Interview Reveals Brush and Electric Future
A Cleveland interview sketches Charles F Brush as a self taught inventor whose light of the future became today’s power. Uncle Baldwin bets on Brush, later regretting missing a fortune as Brush’s electric windmill and wind powered lab drive progress.
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Cleveland
A. C. Baldwin
Tiffin
Ohio
Old Uncle Baldwin
Uncle Baldwin
Brush
Lake Erie
Charles F. Brush
Cleveland Electri
Euclid Avenue
United States
Memories of '82 Reds Still Gracing The Diamond
A Cincinnati paper recalls the 1882 pennant winners as veterans like Hick Carpenter and Joe Sommer. Only two Reds from that champion roster remain in baseball thirteen years later, with Bid McPhee still active at second base and McPhee the lone 1882 star still playing.
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Hick” Carpenter
Joe Sommer
Cincinnati
Reds
John A. McPhee
Tom Brown
McPhee
Brooklyn
Dave Foutz
Sommer
Diamonds
Jamaica
Shadow
Harry McCormick
Harry Wheeler
John Regan
Carpenter
Pullman
Charley Snyder
Charley Fulmer
Philadelphia
WJ White
Buffalo
Dan Stearns
Barry Luff
J. F. Mecullar
Phil Powers
Bud Kemmier
The Shooters And Their Varying Fortunes In Trap Shooting
A roundup of noted shooters including F W Woodworth of Chattanooga ranked as a top shooter rapidly rising in form. J G Messner doubts Barrett’s current condition after his past glory. Jim Stice now runs a news and cigar store in Jacksonville Illinois. Charlie Young of Springfield Ohio is the lightest and consistent shooter, closely followed Heikes at the Arkansas state shoot. F D Alkire’s form wanes though occasional solid rounds appear. Al Spangler, inventor of the Spangler crimper, now in Cincinnati and famed for Smith gun work.
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F. WW. Woodworth
Chattanooga
J. G. Messner
Barrett
Boston
Jim Stice
Jacksonville
Charlie Young
Springfield
Heikes
F. D. Alkire
Alkire
al Spangler
Spangler Crimper
Cincinnati
New York
Sporting Life
Actor Andre ws. A. G. Andrews Nineteenth Century Star
Albert G. Andrews born 1857 in Buffalo educated in England France and New York. Son of famed comedian A Andrews he acted with Chippendale Haymarket and Buckstone companies. Debuted 1876 at Gaiety Dublin in New Men and Old Acres. A refined actor with keen insight and durable charm.
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Europe
Albert G. Andrews
Buffalo
N. Y
A. G. Andrews
England
France
New York
A. Andrews
Burton
Old Chambers Street
Placide
Chippendale
Blake
Old Haymarket Company
London
Buckstone
Chippendale Company
Gaiety Theater
Dublin
Andrews
New York Clipper
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Townsend Messenaer
Stout & Watt
Cy Warman
Marie
Man
Chicago
O Curtis, Neb
Portage County
Wisconsin
Plover
Benjamin Ellis
Lowell
Mr. Ellis
State of
Main
Faneuil Hall
Senate Committee On
M. Chautemps
M. Ie Ministre
Gladstone
Rosebery
Liberal Party
Cian
Paris
Actor Andrews
Hood
Juranums
John Carle & Sons
New Yo
Stumbia Bicycles
America
Hartford
Pope Mfg. CO
Gefers
Bobton
Cnbaco
Ban
Providence
Coluumbia
Columbias
Hartforda
Rochester
Ensio Jonn W. Morris
Washington, D.C
Site
PrincipalAminerension Fures
U Ae
Ben R
Patrice O'Farrell
Washington
D. c
Sioux City Engine & Iron Works
Pech Mfg. Co
Sioux City
Iowa
Tar
DR. Winchell
Jaque
Emmert Proprietary Co
AUC
Chicago and
St.Louis
Rewatte
LM. U. Wo
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