Wheeling Register Daily Morning Newspaper Blade
Wheeling Register prints daily issues with subscription details and delivery areas. The notice mentions eight page weekly inserts and weekly mail service across Wheeling and surrounding towns. Contact Baker & Fo at Wheeling, W Va for subscriptions and delivery notes.
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Wheeling Register
Hank Ever
Wheeling
Daily Register
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Pere Eaisen
Borat
Baker & FO
Wheeliny
Sunday Resist In May August 9 Political Ad Claims
The passage alleges a Sunday Resist-In event with broad distribution in the two Virginias and Eastern Ohio, touting resister activity, political figures, and community messaging. It names Mr. Waters and Mr. Wirens, describes newspaper circulation advantages, and asserts strong engagement across multiple locales.
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Virginias
Ohio
Indiana Should Be Placed Under Army Management
The text argues for military control to protect both Indians and whites, criticizes gambling linked to stock and trading, cites Wall Street figures and market crashes, notes wheat cornering during dry crops, and laments financiers fleeing to resorts while predicting further losses and a return to prior speculative games as markets recover.
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Indiana
Wall Street
Vane
Jay Govan
Noan
NoAat
Yoko Sei
Hatie
The Bow Wives May Wil A 0tan Breative Abe
A fragmented narrative describes a wife’s imagined burdens and social constraints. It portrays isolation, domestic control, and pressure to perform caretaking duties while resisting neglect and loss of autonomy. The piece alludes to marriage, culture, and the perils of stifling gender roles.
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Aril Iillier
Ny Dupes
Emily
Maui
New England's Literary Prestige Suppresses National Talent
An analysis laments Boston's dominance as Athens of America and its restraint on rising writers and political talent nationwide. It argues that New England's literary prestige discouraged broader American development and silenced poets, essayists, and statesmen outside the region.
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America
Feganla Pope
Abice
New
New England
Tourishet
Boston
Ste
Dee
Athens
Oly
Horton
OrMory
Bip
Middle States
Literary centers shift from Boston to New York in national gaze
A historical note argues Boston’s quarry is exhausted and New York now dominates national writing. It critiques a looming New York literary coterie prioritizing status over talent, predicting a westward drift to Chicago, Cincinnati, or St Louis as centers of progress and recognition.
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Boston
Republic
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Thomas HuciaNaNn
Mt. Regis
Whiteh
Deerfield
France
Burlington
St. Regis and
Lodet
Mercury
Decline in Railroad Building Warns of Slower Growth
The article notes a sharp drop in railroad construction from January to July, with only 000 miles laid versus 4,000 miles in the prior year. Analysts warn the trend may persist, citing financial caution by capitalists and mounting bond costs, while some see it as a necessary slowdown to prevent overbuilding.
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Leuwt
Tiw
Sauk
Alton States
Cote
Reconstruction Era South Reinstates Old Planting Elite
An analysis asserts Southern reconstruction revived old Southern civilization forms except slavery, with planters and bankers prospering, mining and manufacturing expanding, and Southern agriculture returning to a prosperous, distinct society. It praises the labor use and social elevation, noting no Northern equivalent to Southern gentry and referencing the Civil War era spirit.
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Union
Henry
Aloo
Northland
Cole Lege
Norghern
Thie
Speculation and Notices From a Far Flung Era
A jumble of names, travels, and literary notices fills a late 19th century column. References span Generals, politicians, preachers, and authors with mentions of health, travel, and appointments. Items include grants, appointments, lodging, and forthcoming publications from Macmillan Scribner's and Appleton's libraries.
Publishing notices and literary updates in New York and Philadelphia
Walter Turay notes new editions and serials from Harper Brothers and others. Announcements include The Blind Canary second edition, Scoltish Characteristics in a Funk & Wagnalls library, and The Love Era of Louis Barnard edited by Charles Le Kay. Whitney plans a new serial in Wide Awake. Pratt Library expanding with free papers. Publishers outline forthcoming works, copyrights, and price changes across major houses, with emphasis on English church sermons and historical volumes.
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Appleton
Éistes
Voneda
Vurayy
Tvearge 1
Waltias
M. Ho
Gra. Vortom
Henry Collete
Arthur Leon
Miter
Luis Annouce
Wy -Staton
May Sears
Bithart
Readland
Walt
Bienberk
Tie Morin Dune
Bismarck
Charles C. Treeline
Winjlall E. Parker
Anil
Wapeetonoe
Gulf of Meri
Hagarines
Tae
Hawiewa
William NW Senor
Macmillan & Co
Philips Brooks
Boston
Fates & Lagsiat Nave
Rome
Copples Upham & Co
Ap Historical Review
Colony of
New Wrymouth
John A. Goodwin
New York
W. C. Conant
Harper & Brothers
Meura ‘Eeyes & Lariat
Mississippi
Mark Terain
Cuborription
Stanton
Davenbert
J. 1 Lippincott & Go
Bold wedding ruse ends in marriage after proxy plan
A bashful bridegroom and a young man near Sumter plotted a proxy wedding to avoid the bride’s family. With license and minister ready, the unsuspecting groom waited inside as a friend fetched the bride. After a tense hour, the couple wed and the guests fled before supper.
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Sumter
Jsdh
Jerson
Grote
Paul
Ford
Lila
Pupper
A Summer Idol Tale From a Rural Evening
A fragmented 19th century style scene describes a boy near a farm and a doctor observing a tense moment as a dog action and wind cause chaos. The narrative hints at danger, fear, and a sudden but unsettled ending with a teasing line about rules and a bell like refrain.
Travel by River to Montreal Through Canadian Rapids
An extended travelogue recounts a daylight start at Ogdensburg as the Victoria Bridge approach looms. The author describes the Grand St Lawrence, rapids near Long Sault, battles witnessed along the river, canal developments, the busy Montreal steamer scene, and impressions of Canadian towns, churches, and hospitality aboard the Prince Arthur.
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So'dlock
Ogdensburg
St. Lawrence
Prince Arthur
Montreal
Prescott
Canata
Pol
Sebults
Tom Heap
Chrysler
Oydensburg
Raphia
St. Francis Lake
Mallee Lung
Coteau ‘Laces
Seemea
Pasenger
Tim
Hell Hole
Hhabitant
Seabees
George
Victoria Bridge
Chicago
Remarkable Cure Claims For Hans Remedy
An 1885 letter from Oronae A Burdety of Worcester Mass cites personal relief from ailments using Hans Remedy. He notes improved health for himself wife and son and states his experience selling the remedy to treat kidney liver and urinary issues, with general satisfaction among customers.
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Gener
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Burdety
Worcester
Mans
Mt Jauneryy
Ibb
Elty
Arona
W. Motcown
Ang
Congress Atreel
Trop
N.yvettes Am 1
Wheeling Female College Education and Degrees Granted
The Wheeling Female College opens its 4/1 term with a program awarding degrees in English and Literature. Graduates receive the highest honors as well as professional endorsements. The college offers commercial and language departments, with a strong emphasis on preparatory training for business and higher studies. A liberal arts foundation supports the preparatory and professional tracks.
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