Odds and Hinds and Health Tonics in Vintage Ad Fragment
A mosaic of 19th century advertising blurbs notes dainty red tipped matches, silks, and fan designs, then shifts to crown jewels, royal fashion, tonics and remedies. It references Hall's Catarrh Cure, Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy, Parker's Ginger Tonic, and various patent medicines, with testimonials and supplier lines from Toledo, Ohio and Banff. The jumble includes hog raising, mulberries, and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething, all presented in a brisk, period voice.
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Parker
Hall
J. Guviny & Co
Seeeneaord
F. J.cheney
West ‘Huax
W. D. Beatie
Atlanta
Tehnnot
Prank Moars
New York
Republicans Win In Several States With Varying Gains
Across Mississippi Maryland and New York results show Republicans winning majorities and populist gains. Kentucky faces large GOP gains, while Maryland sees a republican surge. New York and New Jersey swing to Republicans with significant margins, and Kansas Ohio Massachusetts Utah show mixed outcomes.
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New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Kentucky
William O. Bradley
P. Wat Hardin
Courier- Journal
Bradley
Frankfort
Blackburn
McCreary
United States
New York State
Tammany
Henry D. Purroy
Charles H. Truax
Charles F. McLean
Frederick Smythe
Supreme Court
Joseph F. Newburger
Martin T. McMahon
Robert A. Vanwyck
John P. Schuchman
Edward E. Odwyer
William Lohmer
Register
John Palmer
James A. Roberts
Addison B. Colvin
Theodore E. Hancock
Campbell W. Adams
Debora E. Martin
Court of Appeals
United Press
Harlem
New York City
Brooklyn
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
State Democratic Committee
McLaurin
Burkitt
Six Family Perishes in Brooklyn Fire
A four story brick tenement in Brooklyn burned at dawn Friday. Six inmates died including Charles Ryan Ellen Ryan Joahanna Ryan Sarah Ryan Maggie Ryan Lizzie Ryan. Fire began in the lower hallway and spread to the roof, thought to be caused by a gas jet igniting woodwork. The Ryan family lived on the top floor and were in bed when the blaze started. other tenants escaped.
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New York
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles Ryan
Ellen Ryan
Joahanna Ryan
Sarah Ryan
Maggie Ryan
Lizzie Ryan
Charles
Ryan
President Cleveland Proclaims Thanksgiving Day 1895
Grover Cleveland proclaims Thursday November 28 as a day of Thanksgiving and prayer. He urges worship, gratitude for national prosperity, mercy, and charity for the poor, with the seal of the United States set by the President and a note from Secretary of State Richard Oxvey.
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Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
United States
Washington
The
Richard Oxvey
Miss Vanderbilt Weds Duke of Marlborough in New York
Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt became the Duchess of Marlborough after marrying the Duke at St. Thomas Church in New York. The ceremony began at 12:30 PM with Bishop Potter and Bishop Littlejohn officiating, followed by a royal breakfast for about a hundred guests including W. K. Vanderbilt and Sir Julian Pauncefote.
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Duke of Marlborough
Consulo Vanderbilt
St. Thomas’ Church
New York
Vanderbilt
Julian Pauncefote
Duke
Miss Vanderbilt
W. K.vanderbilt
Potter
Littlejohn
Open Letter From Booker Washington to Senator Tillman
Booker T. Washington writes to Senator Tillman of South Carolina on behalf of 650,000 Negroes. He appeals for education and humane treatment, arguing the proposed course would worsen burden and hinder Negro progress in the state. Washington frames his plea as a magnanimous, humanitarian appeal to prevent greater harms.
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Booker Washington
Senator Tillman
Booker T. Washington
South Carolina
James Creelman
New York World
Tillman
Washington
Adventists Set Free After Tennessee Chain-Gang Trials
In Rhea county Tennessee the Adventist trials concluded at Dayton last Thursday with acquittals in all cases. The Seventh day Sabbath keepers refused counsel while ex-Congressman Snodgrass and Judge Lewis Hispherd offered to defend them. They had been imprisoned and forced to work on the chain gang beside felons for openly laboring on Sunday, deemed a public morals nuisance.
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Tennessee
Rhea County
Tenn
Dayton
Snodgrass
Lewis Hispherd
Tennessee Sunday School Workers Elect Purinton President
The Tennessee state Sunday set convention closed its first success session in Chattanooga Thursday. Dr. A. L. Purinton of Nashville was elected president of the association. The next meeting will probably be held in Nashville during the Tennessee centennial.
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Tennessee
Tennessee State Sunday
Chattanooga
A. L. Purinton
Nashville
Capital Notes Delays in Behring Sea and Virginia Fire Losses
The comptroller of the currency issued a first dividend of 15 percent to First National Bank of Ocala. Secretary Herbert rejected stricter penalties for overweight bulls and armor plate plans delays. Atlanta exposition awards jury met briefly in Washington. Postal cuts, political shifts, and extradition talks follow. Civil service rule amendments for interior and land office attorneys are planned. Behring Sea pelagic sealing urged to halt with only island operations allowed. Virginia University fire prompts major restoration plans and campus rebuilding, urged by alumni and officials.
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First National Bank
Ocala
Fla
Herbert
Board of Bureau Chiefs
Washington
Smithisonian Institute
Post Ofice Department
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Robert Neville
Prince Iturbide
Mexico
Utah
Kentucky
Ohio
Maryland
Senate
Delaware
Congress
Honiuras
A. K. Ward
Memphis
United States
Honduras
Ward
America
Tennessee
Secretary of the Interior
Civil Service Commissioners
Cleveland
Civil Service
Classified Service
Secretary’s Office
General Land Office
Interior Department
Indian Bureau
C. L. Hooper
Revenue Cutter
Rush
Behring Sea
Hooper
Bow
University of Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
Thornton
Board of Visitors
Law
Wilson
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Gardiner
Hubbard
Massachusetts
Harvard
Thomas Nelson Page
Conrad
Growth of the South Reports Broad Industrial Expansion
The Industrial Condition report for the past week notes cotton market stability while other sectors prosper. New mills and plants are planned or underway in multiple states including a $250,000 mill at Vicksburg and facilities in Atlanta, Rome, Jackson, Bessemer, Gastonia, Meridan, Galveston, Brunswick, and Savannah. Ventures include oil and gas, car works, a land company, coal and coke, cooperage, mills, a sugar refinery, tannery, furniture, and utilities across the region.
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South
Vicksburg
Miss
Atlanta
Rome
Jackson
Bessemer
Ala
Gastonia
N. C
Meridian
Galveston
Tex
Brunswick
Salem Oil and Gas Co
Capital
Salem
W. Va
Savannah
Meadow Brook Land Company
Louisville
Grafton Coal and Coke Co
Grafton
Cooperage
Moultre
Tampa
Fla
Windsor
Fis
Abbeville
Cartersville
Brown Springs
Macon
New Orleans
Charlotte
Knoxville
Knoxville, Tenn.; Saw Mills At Tyrone, Ark., and Fernandina, Fla
Dublin
Falmouth
Chattanooga, Tenn
Eugene Field Dead The Poet Succumbs To Heart Failure
Eugene Field died at dawn in Chicago from heart failure after a period of illness. The 45 year old writer, born September 2 1850 in St Louis, leaves a widow and several children. He was famed for child life verses and stories and had recent work in Ladies Home Journal. Field was admired by national public figures for both his literary talent and genial character.
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Eugene Field
Chicago
Field
Frank Reilly
Ladies’ Home Journal
Mr. Field
St. Louis
Denver Tribune
Iittle
Sabine Farm
Washington
National Capital
A Fast Train Links Chicago and Atlanta
A new fast limited train on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois road debuted Sunday, running from Chicago to Atlanta in 22 hours 50 minutes. The service, to operate daily, marks the fastest regular Chicago to Atlanta run aside from a Herald special edition train.
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Chicago
Atlanta
Southern Railway Lines
Chicago and
Eastern Illinois Road
Chicago Herald
Costly fire consumes corner of Bleecker and Broadway
A major blaze in Manhattan began at 9 p.m. Tuesday at the corner of Bleecker Street and Broadway. Loss is reported around 750000 dollars as an entire block between Broadway and Crosby Street is destroyed, the Manhattan Savings Bank across the street burned, about 25 firefighters injured, and flames fought until 1 a.m. to bring the fire under control.
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New York City
Bleecker Street
Broadway
New York
Crosby Street
Manhattan Savings Bank
Strikers Enjoined From Interfering With Great Northern Trains
United States Judge Hanford issues an injunction restraining strikers from interfering with Great Northern property or train movement. The strike situation shifts as the court blocks disruptions while the American Railway continues nightly sessions and organizes strike committees. The article notes reliance on wartime or legal powers for industrial use.
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Great Northern
United States
Hanford
Indebted to Politeness and War of Words Tale
A social club member famed for politeness faces a strained marriage culminating in separation after a heated quarrel. The wife asks if love remains. the husband bows with wit, claiming happiness. The piece weaves humor with moral tone and quotes from period publications. It references society humor and etiquette without graphic detail.
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Titus
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China
Netherlands
Hosetter
Tyner
Hood
Mas
Exormar EK
P. D
West Granville
Mass
Hoon
Imperial
Carle & Sons
New
Normandy
Cleveland Cider Co
Unionville
Lake County
Pemberton Ras
Taro
Virginia
Baltimore
A. P. Gorman
Waterloo
Ricewonp
General Assembly
Walton
Augusta
Pittsylvania
Eras Lixcony
Neb
Norval
Maxwell
Boston
Maassachusetts
F. T. Greenhalge
George Fred Williams
Walcott
Kansas
Torrxa
Kans
David Martin
Charles K. Holliday
Free Silver
Kurtz
Republican State Committee
Asa Bushnell
Jones
Youngstown
Foraker
House
Cincinnati
Bushnell
Campbell
Des Moises
Drake
Babb
Pennsylvania
Pamapetisia
Haywood
Tremox
N. J
John W. Griggs
Assembly
Sant Laxey
Lawrence
Werner Office
Great
Ohio Publishing Company
Werner Printing Company
Akron
American Federation of Labor
International, Typographical Union
Booker
Ben
Capital Notes
Leavening Powe
Reval
Unsere Gesellschaft
McElree
Ieat
U.S. Gov't Report
la Medicine Modern
Chicago Tribune
Syaupshicg
California
San Franciso
Richmond
Commercial College
Martin Fire Arms Co
New Haven
Conn
Omar
Turing Company
Box LB
Detroit
Rich
Chicago Chronicle
the Chronicle
Washington St
Tourwontha
Soma
Union
Mo. C. E. Cole
Nuncott & Bellingrath CO
Georgia
Kali Works
Nassau Streit
Axtanta
Stilson & Collins Jewelry CO
Whitehall St
Sullivan & Grichton
Penmen
Sun Tan Fe
Ostangay
Pevee
Yin
Wittehall ST
Atlanta. GA
J. T. Shagisos
itarCias
U. Tysens
Ploodworth Shoe
Allanta
DeLonch
Cole
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