Angloma niacs Return Home With Exaggerated Mannerisms
The New York Sun critiques Americans who overdo English mannerisms after European trips. It cites exaggerated poses, hats, arm positions, and the new craze of a drawn out deep pronouncement intended to mask nasal American speech.
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Loie Fuller
England
New York Sun
America
Gotham
Charles
Jarve
New York
London
Jenny sTtill
Tony Pastor
Guardians of the Peace
Grip in England Hints at 1890 Birth Decline and Influenza Toll
The 1890 report of the register general shows births fell to the lowest in fifty years while marriages rose to levels not seen since 1883. Deaths rose due to an influenza epidemic mainly in the first quarter, with indirect deaths raising the rate to about 1 per 1,000 and smallpox deaths at a record low.
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Register General
England
Wales
British Medical Journal
A Fortunate Man
A fragment from a public notice or column hints at a quirky exchange involving Banks and a deaf man. The readable line suggests a humorous remark about Blithers and sound, but no clear event or outcome is provided.
Foxes Use Buried Goose Trick Amid Moss Hideout
A Boston Courier note relays Rev J Murray on a hunter who saw two foxes hunt geese. One fox hid a goose in a moss lined hole near a waterhole, then returned with a second fox who uncovered the buried prize triggering a quarrel between the foxes.
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Rev. J. Murray
Boston Courier
Opera Night Draws Auntie Crowd in Jest
A satirical quip about the opera audience notes that the only people present were grandmothers, suggesting a joke about the crowd. The exchange, attributed to a jury, frames the scene as humorous commentary on attendance and age.
The Daty News Promises Complete Western Coverage
The Daty News touts extensive daily reporting focused on Colorado and Western interests. It offers special telegraph service, a weekly edition, and strong market reporting with Kansas City Chicago and St Louis quotations. Rates listed include daily and weekly subscriptions.
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Daty
Colorado
St Louis
Weial News
Kansas City
Chicago
St Laine
Beauchamps and Horses Named as Premium Stock
Beauchamps No 10001 prize horse claimed second prize for four year olds in 1889 1890. Beauchamp stands 16 hands and weighs 1620 pounds. Leon the Percheron Stallion owned by A Hatch stood at Heber City last season. Snail a trotting Stallion and Red Boy a running Stallion. Tom stands the above horses at my place this season. They are all number one horses and will give satisfaction. Public patronage respectfully solicited.
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Beauchamps
Beauchamp
Leon
A. Hatch
Heber City
Snail
Red Boy
Tom
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Mr. Edwards
P. Dodds
Heachiange
Gic A.fis
S. M. Brown
S J Hewnniop
Gigars
Se Oe
Couron & Winson
John, Wilson
Rocky Mountain News
Daily
News Printing CO
Denver, Colo
James Shelmerdine
Percheron
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