Reconciled at Last in Warren Family Love
In a Warren tale, Winnie Cutter and Walter Adams plan marriage with Harry Cutter guiding their path. Harry resolves his past to unite with Lucy Alcott, the woman he once loved. A Christmas wedding ensues, followed by a double marriage as Lucy joins Winnie and Walter.
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Walter Adams
Winnie
Harry
Winnie Cutter
Puss
Walter
Harry Cutter
Lucy Alcott
Lucy
Miss Alcott
Having Fun With the Birds on a Kite String
A reporter spots a kite flyer near Irvington quipping with swallows that perch on the string. The boy, amused, claims the birds enjoy the game as the kite rises and falls, with the birds repeatedly landing and taking flight along the string.
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Irvington-on-the-Hudson
New York Commercial
Jay Gould
Gould Villa
Pepun
Stokes Bouncer Controls a Threat at Hoffman House
A tense confrontation in the Hoffman House cafe ends with ex-champion Billy Edwards, the bouncer, stepping between a large aggressor and a nimble man. Edwards coolly maintains order, persuading the bully to back down without violence as others watch.
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Hoffman House
Billy Edwards
Edwards
Mr. Edwards
New York Sun
An Omaha Miser and His Hidden Life Explored
A World description portrays a coarsely dressed Omaha man as a half million dollar miser who owns tenements and vast land yet lives in squalor. He keeps his papers in a locked room with a single window, never sells or improves property, and relies on a trusted agent for all conveyances. He is about 60, solitary, suspicious, and spends life accumulating wealth while awaiting lawyers after his death.
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Fifteenth
Leavenworth
Thirteenth Street
Omaha
Old Papers for Sale at Mazz Office
Local notice advertises old papers now available at the Mazz office. Items offered are described as cheap with emphasis on low prices for buyers seeking assorted aged documents. The listing provides no further details on quantity or condition.
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Mazz
Stinson & Co
Portland, Maine
Bear Wrestler of Catskills Saga Delivers Moral
A rafting tale from the Catskills recounts Nanni Rucco an Italian laborer who wrestled a wild bear on a cliff side. They toppled over the precipice but survived as the bear fled. Nanni blamed the bear for not wrestling fair and the story ends with a moral on reciprocal behavior.
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Catskills
Henry Tyrrell
Overlook Mountain House
Hotel Kaaterskill
Meade’s
Big Indian
Nanni
Giovanni
Rucco
Italy
Apennine
America
Bear
New York
Catskill Mountains
Ulster and Delaware
Hanterskill Falls
Brain
Mary Ignores Bedtime After Dinner Refusal
Harper's Bazar recounts Mary sent away from the dinner table for misbehavior. She wanders the parlor weaving through chairs and tables in a zigzag path before calmly replying she is going on to bed upstairs once more.
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Mary
Harper’s Bazar
Bank boodler seeks Canada question echoes proverb
A Philadelphia Times quip ponders moral choices as a bank boodler relocates to Canada and asks, Was it the lady or the tiger, framing the dilemma in sharp moral terms.
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Canada
Philadelphia Times
The Best Salve for Cuts and Skin Ailments
Advertises a salve claiming to cure cuts bruises sores ulcers and more with a money back guarantee. Priced at 25 cents per box and sold at Morek DrugStore.
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Morek
Republican urged to take Mail and Phila Weekly Press
A political pitch promotes subscribing by Republicans to the Mail and Phila Weekly Press for a price of $1.75. It urges every Republican to obtain the publication for its content and views.
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Mail
Phila
Paine
Eee Bena
Wells Richardson & CO
Prop's
Burlington, VT
Proverbial Lessons on Commerce and Success
A collection of maxims on wealth, reputation, and success. It contrasts prudent planning with reckless behavior, notes the impact of integrity and habit on outcomes, and claims the law of success governs all trades, while flaws affect value.
Curious Millionaire Fences In A Circus Investment
A Boston Post letter recounts a young heir who inherited 1,500,000 and spent it on buying a small circus. The writer, mildly admonishing, notes the audacious plan but ends with a wish that the man recovers part of his loss and remains a fan of circuses.
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Boston Post
Quick street scene sparks playful compliments
A lady recalls a cheerful street moment where two chubby children flirted with her, one promising to kiss the pretty lady as the other approved. A Philadelphia Daily item then shows Miss Smith gently rebuffing Mr. Sampson before consenting to ice cream at Delmonico's.
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Philadelphia
A Discussion Not Decided by Prayer Intolerance of Opinion
A column argues that debate should proceed on secular grounds rather than prayer alone, asserting that openness to dissent strengthens civic discourse and judicial fairness. The piece critiques reliance on spiritual certainty in public deliberations.
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Warren Mail
Stokes
Bouncer
Swift
Dr. Swift
London News
Bucklen
Great
Old
Tyre
Every Fc
Less c& CO
Warren, Pa
Boston
Reynolds
Eddie’s
Winch Bro’s
Water Street
Diamond Block
Warren
H. Zurrn
Greenland
Episcopal Church
Mammoth Furniture Store
P. Greenlund
T. H. Bines
Stoneham, Pa
Morck Bro
August Morck
Optician
de. Pierce
Golden
Br. Pierce
Pierce
Golden Medical
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Main St
Buffalo
N. Y
Christian Smith
Warren County
First National Bank
H. S. Thomas
Wood & Thomas
Third Street
Liberty
Warren, la
Divines
New York Tribune
Cushing
London
Royal Navy
Warner
Wilson
Health
Gunn
New York Medical College
W. H. Pickett & CO
H. A. Jamieson & CO
Sherman S. Jewett
Syracuse
Gale
Pittsburgh
F. O. Pierce
N. Greenland
Exchange Block
Exchange Hotel
Hickory St
Hallett & Co
Portland
Maine
Philip Bysecker
Hoffman
Market Street
Ludlow House
Man and
Beast
Ea A
Beary, Johnson & Lord, Proprietors
B. F. Morris
N.C. Allen
Glade
Db. G. Curtis
Sterling, Packard and
Alleger Organs
Ludlow, PA
A. H. Dowell
Enquirer
Edenton, N. C
Piso
Hed Mountain
Lippincott's Magazine
J. H. Harmon
NEW Era Mfg
Bradford
Address True & Co
Augusta
Aine
Fisher
T. M. Macdonald
King’s College Hospital
Yate’s Court
Royal Courts of Justice
Clement’s Lane
Grangecourt
Carey Street
Weldon
N. C
Wilmington Star
Atlantic Coast Line
Emory
August Spies
Arbeiter
Spies
Chum
Socialistic Publishing Company
Bfe Eing
Chicago Herald
San Francisco
Electric Bitters
Morck Drug
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