W H Pickett and Co Plated Ware Sale in Warren
W H PICKETT and CO Warren offers penny platedware at very low prices. Roger's triple knives and forks, shears and scissors, Rogers straps and brushes, steam cookers and coffee items promoted in this local notice.
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Roger
Rogers
Poverty of Paris Census Shows Indigents At 5.43 Percent
A Paris census of indigents shows 5.43 percent of the population dependent on public charity, with 123 324 individuals from 47 627 heads of families enrolled. German-born paupers are the largest foreign group, reflecting migratory labor patterns. many live in caverns or single-bed rooms, while women outnumber men among dependents.
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Paris
Pariman
Cloud
L’assemorr
Canulle
Board of Visitors
Department of the Seine
Provinces
Germany
San Francisco Chronicle
Astrologers and Their Influence in the Shah’s Realm
Readable excerpts describe Persian astrologers, their tools, and beliefs. The monajem’s decisive power, use of rosary divination, and astrologers’ role in delaying officials are noted alongside critique of drviners as fear-driven quacks. Censorship and editorial suppression in Nidssia are also discussed, with cultural contrast between London and American Saturdays. The piece closes with a Montenegrin emigrant vignette and a Constantinople Curio anecdote.
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Monajem
Persia
Iis
Popular Science Monthly
Hussia's Censor of the Press
A description of the censor of the press in St Petersburg, detailing methods to destroy or suppress articles. It explains how assistants route materials to the censor who decides on detention or destruction, resulting in slow mail delivery and a city editor like role.
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Hussia
St. Petersburg
Hotel Rules at a Health Resort Displayed
The Boston Transcript reports a health resort hotel showing strict rules. Guests are told not to ask staff to perform tasks they can do themselves. If dissatisfied they should go elsewhere due to demand for rooms. Disagreements between guests are settled by both parties requesting to leave.
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Afghanistan
Ahmed
Jephtha
Zar
Zamin
Zan
The
Boston Transcript
New York Tribune
Modest Funny Man and the Country Move in New York
Julian Ralph discusses how country-born men achieved prominence in journalism and business in New York, noting several examples from Edgar Wilson Nye to Theodore Roosevelt. The piece contrasts city natives with rural origins, and includes anecdotes about Farragut and a practical tip from an English doctor on eye medicine drops.
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Litchfield
Truman Bradley
Pequots
Litchfield County
New York Evening Sun
Whloviver
Kew
Wyerung
New Gugland
Ike
Asheville
N.C
Laramie City
Wy. T
Nye
New Yorker
New York
Gotham
Bill Nye
Wall Street
Gould
Hudson
W. White
Cyrus W. Field
Stvie
Stoolbridge
Mass
Roscoe Conkling
Utica
Cress
Hns City
Joseph G. Caoate
Lihu Root
Adirondack
Wiliam F. Howe
Edgar Wilson Nye
North of Ireland
John Hall
Collyer
Rice
Alex Williams
Chauncey Mitchell Depew
Westchester
Harry Hill
England
Morosini
Italy
Russell Sage
Erastus Wiman
Toronto
Theodore Roosevelt
Henry Bergh
Berry Wall
William Waldorf Astor
Judge Hilton
AT. Stewart
James Gordon Bennett
Tony Pastor
Pierre Lorillard
Edward Harrigan
Bennett
Lonard
Appletons
Harpers
Knickerbockers
Vanderbults
Commodore
Julian Ralph
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