Jewels of Wheeling City Trade Under Scrutiny
A Wheeling jewelry trade report describes an expansive and varied collection owned by Saithes and others, including rare stones, elaborate settings, and prominent sellers. The text lists numerous individuals connected to the trade, mentions large shipments, and notes concerns about quality and demand, with references to local venues and figures.
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Wheeling
Pideline
Kbie
Whealow
Is Bas
Wiaw
Graut
Qualiy
Marcos
Bernie
W. Avert
Gutman
Mis
Senate
Williansorag
Marcus Heer
Asaling Spaltade
Mint
Frans Tara
Wee Mortis Hurkichiner
Alpe
Alpe Joseph Wi: Adve, Dhe Wire Kelley, Mow W. Derett
Mises Lim
Sehevwtuaeh
Mertiser
Cueriey Prauabela
Wean
Tepme
Whasas
Sunk & Fies
le Bee
Vaboot
Bornstanen
Artrane
Albers Cagpe
Byles
Sherif Feenpel
Das Te Nogerg
Capt Axe
Eden
Ues Etition
A. Wilson Wels
Luc ML Maalett
Kennedy Feinod
Jane Doers
Gow H Kiddie
Lew Otyonary Hass
Charles Ulat
Ore Hancvon
Orca Seeley
J. We
Brtewr
Greaivey
Chas Burdete Veong
Omir
Kaubo
Jewotey
Fustaccetz
St. Levis
Clevelaed
Renee Ae
Boldar
Moore Usluy
Ymca
Arrests stir fragile Dalrene case in PLA report
Fragmented dispatch details arrests and charges tied to a sensitive Dalrene case, with scattered names and locations. A referenced suspect faced questions during a formal hearing, while Florida officers joined a broader probe into related deaths. Separate item notes a December stabbing in Paul Timer and a disaster loss of 94000 from a mill blaze.
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Pla
Sue Boh
Sarena
Ilvot
Florida
Anatase
Darwinism and Foa ape experiments revealed in interview
A fragmented report quotes Dr. Botlasdn discussing ape cloning and early infant strength. The interview addresses experiments with Foua apes, claiming newborns rely on forearm flexors to support body weight for hours after birth, a finding linked to broader Darwinist theories.
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Sembars Betes
Photares
Bohinega
Watry
Impanta Experiments On Infant Apes And Hangs
fragments describe Dr Rubsnt noting experiments with infants and suspending bodies from branches. He claims aim was knowledge not proof, urging witnesses with expertise in development and evolution to judge the evidence. The record mentions infants hanging by arms or branches and fragile, torn tables from recent tests.
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Darwin
Duce
Dr. Rub- Josnt
Geo. Staley
Harry Doel Parker
Photograph of a Seated Child Clinging to Branch in Study
A historical OCR fragment describes a photograph of a child clinging to a branch with hands and arms supporting weight for extended moments. The text notes observers’ concerns about infant strength, mentions inferring reactions from ape behavior, and discusses cautions about testing on weak children.
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Ander
Stanys
Vagrant Bargains and Strange Souvenirs in Street Life
In fragmented dialogue a tramp pockets a dime from a woman and plans to go to a distant ground to set up anew. Other scenes show a drummer mentioning spoons in Washington and a casual exchange about a "congressional wovents" while decorative designs echo copper, silver, and gold themes amid street life chatter.
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Woodward Avenue
Congressional
Bat
Royal betrothal of Albert Victor to Princess Victoria
The London Gazette records Queen Victoria consent to the marriage between Prince Albert Victor and Princess Victoria Mary, noting Windsor oath at St George's Chapel. Vanity Fair hints he may become viceroy of India and remain detached from the Teck regiment, while Ireland duties and a Dublin residence are proposed.
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Elaily Au Risge
Clarence
Victoria of
Teck
St. George's Chapel
Windsor Castle
Vanity Fair
India
London
Duke of Clarence
Ireland
Dublin
Deiry
Princes of Wales
Fair Maid
Kent
Albert Edward
Alexandra
Denmark
Eldeat
George III
Charlotte Sophis
Mecklenburg-Strelitz
Prince of Wales
Duke of Gloucester
Edinberet
Duke of Cumberland
Earl of Dubife
Song
George
Waas
Bat George II
Wales
Augusta
Saxe-Gotha
George II
Charles II
Katharine of
Henry VIII
Henry VII
Prine of Wales
Edward
Richard VII
How
Edward V
Tower
Edward of Westminster
Mary VI
Tewkesbury
Henry of Monmouth
Agincourt
Katherine
Vonubante
Loches
Edward II
Philip the Fair
France
London Gazette
Windsor
Prince Albert Victor Christian Edward
Duke of
Clarence and
Avondale
Earl of
Princess of Wales
Victoria Mary Augusta Louiso
Olga Pauline Claudine Agnes
Mary Adelaide Wilcelma Elizabash
Francis Paul Charles Louis Alexander
Enigst
Most Honorable
Order of the Bath
Privy Council
Wary Groom Seeks Wedding Clothes in Woodward Shop
In a Woodward avenue clothing store a man shopping for wedding attire asks a polite clerk about prices from 18 to 60 dollars. The clerk shows several outfits and the customer promises to return next week to buy, then hesitates with a nervous shout as he slips away.
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Oharel
Woodward Avenue
Erin
Purely Feminine Fancies for Women Home Dress Needs
A feature list on feminine fashion and domestic care covers purse strings, knitted slippers, cloth and silk petticoats, a popular lovers knot lapel pin, outside bodice watches, hat strings, china-handled knives, and larger gloves. It offers guidance on jewelry, fabrics, and accessories plus home crafts like dahlias and roasting tips.
Observations on Christmas Gifts and Local Arts
Margery Day surveys post holiday cheer noting plentiful gifts, from numerous spoons to hand painted china, and praises Wheeling women in craft. She discusses New Year customs, hospital fund benefits, and local theatre chatter including Hoyt plays and actors, with reflections on public receptions and charitable efforts.
Keystone Watch Company Faces Execution Over $4 Debt
In Laxcasten Pennsylvania on December 26 a court execution is sought against the Keystone Standard Watch Company for $4. The Farmers oppose the claim, and the company is reportedly in the hands of an assistant.
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Keystone Watch Company
Laxcasten
Keystone Standard Watch Company
Pope Mass and New Year Wishes From Papal Guards
Early today the Pope celebrated mass and then received New Year greetings from the Guardia Mobile and other Papal enclave officers and soldiers. The ceremony marked the close of the year with military presence and church devotion.
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Guardia
Mobile
Harmless Swift's Specific Promo Prompts Cure Claims
A damaged 19th century ad claims Swift's Specific as a cure-all for blood disorders and skin ailments. It cites F Z Naor of Premont Nebraska praising rapid relief after years of illness, noting four bottles tested with favorable results, while promising similar success for others.
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Swifts
F. Z. Naor
Premont
Nebraska
Swift
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