English and American Snobs in a London Letter
London based critique contrasts English snobs with wealth and title who flaunt money to gain access, while American snobs are largely shut out except for public galleries. The writer notes the Prince of Wales navigates circles by charm, unlike others.
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London
San Francisco
Chamberlaines
Pullmans
Vanderbilts
Prince of Wales
Democratic leaders urged to back Flower over Cleveland in New York
The Philadelphia Times argues Democratic leaders should study the Republican preference for Flower in New York to選nominat e him. It asserts Blaine leaders favor Flower over Cleveland and warns against presenting Cleveland at Chicago, claiming GOP fear of Flower strengthens Democratic leverage.
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Lindlady
Cleveland
Flower
New York
Selid
Johnn
Blaine Orzin
Empire State
Blaine
Chicago
Maine
California
Philadelphia Times
Bradford Fire Destroys Multiple Buildings and Stores
A morning blaze in Bradford damaged the Burt House three story building, Dow & Co. shops, Van Epps confectionery, Flynn Bros, H. H. Jones office, and George Gibboney dwelling. Losses total about 0,000 with 37,909 insured. notable losses include a piano and a gold watch.
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Bradford
Burt
van Epps
Flynn Bro
H. H. Jones
George Gibboney
Burt House
Dow & Co
J. D. Burt
Felo
Barber
Mynn Bros
Owney Williams
Nick Wise
From Death to Life at Leipsic Station
A well known married lady thought dead and placed in a coffin for burial near Leipsic. After open coffin the faint flush reappeared and she survived. Remarkably she later bore twin daughters, shocking the community.
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Leipsic
N ] Plate Road
Fatal dispute over water turns deadly in Sonora
In Sonora California Edmund Gallagher aged 92 shot Mrs Otis Greenwood in the face and breast with a double barrel shotgun. Otis Greenwood fired twice at Gallagher, then Watson Greenwood chased and was shot by Watson. Watson then fired on Greenwood who fled to Sonora and surrendered. Gallagher and Greenwood jailed. Mrs Greenwood and Watson Greenwood died. Dispute over water crossing on a mining claim sparked the tragedy.
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Francisca
Sonora
Cala
Edmund Gallagher
Otis
Greenwood
Gallagher
Watson
Otis Greenwood
Gaither
Farmer Horticide Death in Rush Township
Newcomerstown Ohio June 16 reports of a dreadful accident in Rush township where William Houk a wealthy farmer and stock dealer was attacked by his valuable Clydesdale stallion. The horse mauled him severely tearing him and leaving him with mortal injuries before aid could arrive.
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Newcomerstown
Ohio
Rush Township
William Houk
Hank
The Opium Habit and a Westward Tragedy
Bill Nye examines opium use in the Far West recounting a case near the Medicine Bow where a rancher named Curtis was killed by a tramp, later ruled a death by opium. The piece notes the narcotic’s deadly grip, odd autopsy details, and Nye’s growing alarm about narcotics in new frontiers.
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Bill Nye
Far West
Laramie
Medicine Bow
Sheep Mountain
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Old England
Metropolitan Ass
United States
Long Branch
Alps
Curtis
Engle-House
Language of the mustache as social signal and character meter
A historical note on mustache language linking grooming to personality. Upward curling signals cheerfulness and approval seeking, downward curls imply gloom and sedate mood. Examples include Shakespeare portraits and an anecdote about a German dinner party and a missionary, illustrating cross-cultural fashion and perception.
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Shakespeare
Berlin
Germany
Africa
Pompeii Alive Again Festival Plans Draw World Interest
A correspondent describes revived Pompeii celebrations planned in May with Neapolitan theater decor, forum replicas, and staged gladiatorial combats. Hotels fill with visitors as old Roman spectacles return, including chariots and nuptial and funeral processions, along with Palerman wine served from amphorae.
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Pompeii
Rnina
Naples
The Productive Rabbit and Patent Remedies Advertisement
A curio of 19th century notices: a claim about rabbits multiplying in Spain and the Mediterranean, plus testimonials of Hop Bitters restoring a woman’s beauty, Pilkington hair restorer from We American Duttenut Tree, Rh U W Downs Balsamic Elixir for colds, Baxter’s Mandrake Glitters for biliousness, and Dr Kline’s Great Nerve Restorer promising free trial bottles.
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Pilkington
Wetheril& Co
Philadelphia
Tarrant & Lo
New York
Baxter
Ré&I
Johnson & Siegfried
Warren, Pa
Dr. Kline
Arch St
Phila.Pa
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