Parnell Speech Sparks Irish Party Split Talk
Telegraphic London brief notes a possible split in the Irish party sparked by Mr. Parnell’s speech in the House last Friday. It was seen as too moderate for the Tory and violent factions, with calls for Parnell to step down as leadership shifts.
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London
Parnell
Dillon
O'Brien
James Kurke
Lima
Italy
Adige
Brandzell
Thomas H. Ferris
Pythias
Geneva
Neb
Milwaukee River
Baden
Cal
Sun Safe Skin Care and Home Remedies Notice
Beware of the sun offers summer skin care rules and a nightly hot bath regime. It promotes avoiding harsh water, rough towels, and powder for wrinkles while urging a Russian bath technique and mild cleansing. Also advertises Dr Thomas eclectric oil for colds and a moving/fixing service by Joe O Baker in Chandlers Valley Pennsylvania.
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Joe O. Baker
Chandlers Valley
Explorer Stanley Married at Westminster Abbey
The explorer Henry M. Stanley wed Dorothy Tennant in Westminster Abbey with a ceremony led by senior church figures. The event drew a large crowd and notable guests including Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone, Sir Garnet Wolseley, and other prominent figures. A platform collapse at the reception injured some attendees, and Denbigh honored the couple with flags and bells.
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Miss Tennant
Mr. Stanley
Charles Combe Tennant
Charles I
Sylvia Myers
Miss Finlay
William W. Mackinnon
English East Africa Company
Stanley
Livingston
Canon Farar
Ripon
Butler
Richmond Terrace
Playfair
Baroness Burdett Coutts
William Vernon Morcourt
John Morley
John Millais
Abbey
Denbigh
Wales
Senator Quay Boasts Of Governing Power And Nomination
A 1390 Pittsburgh Times letter questions a Quay quote about appointing governors and nominating Delamater for Pennsylvania governor. It cites a response from M J B Buoxs and notes the paper’s stance on accuracy while promising to prove or deny the remark. The Diamond Furniture firm advertises heavy discounts and invites customers to Calland seats.
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Quay
Delamater
Pennsylvania
Dubtwoop
the Times
XL. S. Quay
M. J. B. Buooxs
Times
Senator Quay
Mr. Delamater
Pittsburg Times
Rep
Washington Notes from July letter in the Capitol
From Oil City Blizzard correspondent Brre Rowan writes from Washington on July 18 noting a hasty arrival, mistaken stops, and a letter in lieu of attendance at Wanamaker Sunday school. He describes travel, mentions congressmen Culbertson Andrews and Scott, tariff debates on agricultural goods, and broader political chatter with a humorous, jumbled tone.
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Br're
Rowan
Oil City
Washington
Capitol
Ben
Harrisburg
Wanamaker
Phiadelphis
Len Os City
Congressmio Cathertson
W. BR. Andrews
Meadville
Revenge at the Hotel Weighing Machine Heist
A New York Times story recounts a guest at a large city hotel who sabotaged a nickel in the slot weighing machine after it failed to operate. He threaded a nickel into the mechanism, weighed himself and others, and claimed the device as a prank against the compromised machine and its operators.
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Annemy
New York Times
Sky High Restaurants
New Yorkers embrace sky kitchens as fashionable lunch spots atop tall buildings. Broad Street clubs, Equitable Building, Western Union and Tribune offices already host top floor eateries, with Standard Oil and other firms considering rooftops for meals and airier dining. The trend promises better air, scenery, and escape from fumes, drawing office workers to ninth or tenth story lunches.
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Sky High
Broad Street
Equitable
Western Union Company
the Tribune
Jay Gould
Standard Oil
Broadway
Philadelphia
Plaster casts of hailstones reach city museum
Dr. David Genese sends seven casts of hailstones that fell on Sunday April 30 1490 to the city museum. Each hollow mold captured size and irregular ice formation. The largest hailstone measures two inches and five eighths or about 2.625 inches in length.
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Hallsiones
David Genese
City Museum
Alam
Baltimore Sun
Intelligence in Animals and Moose Slaughter Report
A Philadelphia Times opinion questions animal intelligence linked to breed and stage dogs while noting a purported cross between bull, bat, and window shutter. Also reported is a wasteful Ottawa river moose slaughter in Canada where hides are taken and carcasses left behind.
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Philadelphia Times
Ottawa
Canada
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Explorer Stanley
West Minster Abbey
Diamond Furniture Company
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Hix Little Kodak
Troy Press
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Brooklyn
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Manchester
York County
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Venango County
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Urope
Idonen
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Williams
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Hamilton
Dayton
Wiliams
Chattanooga Times
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Water St
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Warren, PA
Diamond Furniture CO
Mason Emery
W. H. Pickett & Co
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