The Great Political Race and Public Peril in Chicago
A chaotic voice filled with social and political critique argues Americans are uniquely political and that continental attention to campaigns drains the nation. It notes crowds of visitors in Chicago, the cost of travel, and the whir of political fervor. The piece laments the toll on health and civic life, warning of cholera fears, public fatigue, and a national urge to reform amid sensational campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binten Politica
Boise
Pei
Newrupers
Chicago
Courrr
Besiddey
Abe
Eliiae Sumesbery
Williaane
Severieloes
Muserieel
Pertormal Energy
Alveel
Jorge Wal
Howe
Whimsical Gossips and Curious Tales From The Times
A ragtag collection of snippets from New York and national figures, noting Mrs Langtry and Mrs Wolf returning to households, Bayard and Perrin residences, a ninety four year old wedding anniversary, and assorted humorous asides on politics baseball and fashion with mentions of Polk Hayes and Butler in lighthearted quips.
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Mr. Langtry ix
New York City
Queen Viesaria
Wimdeur Goethe
Wwerenanot
Millon Wolf
Emily
Haw
New York
Ahn
Hla Whaler
Wilcot
Bayard
Paul Perrin
Bovion
Ramee
Cuasiben
Wright
Ming Adele Moneenliae
Dewimor Tensie Ie
Signor
Salvin
Tita Ant ‘Ming
Neil
Cockney
Boston Badger
Philadelphia Chronicle
Ben Butler
Boston
July Century issue features history of Ku Klux Klan origins
The July Century magazine offers Rev D L Wilman's study on the Ku Klux Klan from origin to disbandment with new facts likely to surprise readers. The issue also surveys Hawthorne portraits, Hawthorne papers, and many cultural essays, poems, and a Pasteur discovery note on hydrophobia prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
D. L. Wilman
Pulaski
Tenneho
South
John Bright
Entofil
Hy S Escott
My. Excott
Hawthorne
Julian Hantboest
Tharry Fens
Sir. Penn
Francia Danherp
Schusler
van Rensimbee
Peetireth
Eoig
Jampers House
Cumbrilze
Sophocles
Syjonah University
Charaeters
Alice May
Pucjension
Ruisine
Cape Brututy
Fennk
Seuckton
Wiph
Julian Whiting
United
Sual
Tmberest
Wanker
Kiygne
Smutty
Hera Brit
Alteksnes
Atavevan Deis
Dr. Castel
Juliet M. Everta
Fhs Sargent
Madiaun Square Theater
Hy Inte
Tewin Rusell
John Winow Cire
New Martins Yelle apne a visit to relatives in Cattleabuing
Josephus Clark and Mr Cox with Minnie travel to relatives while New Martinsville grows as a city. The town votes to send delegates to state and national conventions amid divided public opinion, with J L Batcher the favored candidate for state offices. County court meets, rail mail service to begin, churches and schools expand, and local events include a Marietta vs home club baseball game. Local figures like D H Staley and Major Fal Mel appear in community news as politics and daily life unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephus Clark
Cox
Minnie
Quixote
New Martinsville
Ohio Valley
J. L. Batcher
Gramercy Park
Academy
Marietta
Randi
Jer
Sevan
Ranch
Parkerstning
Eite
Staley
Ecourt
Dod
D._H. Staley
Tyler
Charlie Trowell
Intelligencer Corps
Ghia
M. Beast
Esick
Burlingame
Faye
Conny Ohork
Hoye Shute Brown
Colvenin
Toeerlay Niu
Thompson
Sedgwick
Columinx
Hunt
Win
Dale
Davis
Main
Enor
St. Clairsville
Joseph T. Close
Haghind
Philadelphia
Richards
Miller
Steubenville
Mondas
Hivenhouge
Troll Cue
Janes J) Mellor
Grand Forks
Dakota
St. Clima Ile
Dek E. Seth
Wisconsin
Bicastor
Mie
Tenn
Martinaville
George F
Joho Bigelow
J. A. McFarland
Mariett Street
Sherman Baggs
Northern
C. W. Troll
Ober
T. J. Scott
Hop Simpean
County Recorder
Alla
Robert Alexander
Board of Trustees
Ereting
Washington and Jefferson College
Vadaet
Washington
Sefferson
Ernst
Amd Ens
Bis Oom
St Clairsville Echoes Tightly Woven Civic Happenings
In St Clairsville and vicinity, events unfold with political and social notes. Local officials, saloon tax receipts, court activity, and community gatherings frame a week of civic life, including concerts, picnics, and preparations for Fourth of July celebrations among residents and visitors.
Fashion shifts spark debate on women's progress and style
A garbled essay argues about changing female fashion and independence, contrasting past elegance with new behaviors. It mentions a throne of modes, evolving dress, and public perception, hinting at a broader cultural shift while mingling unclear names and phrases from the era.
Fragmented 19th century press snippets on dignitaries and events
A garbled OCR chronology lists diverse figures and happenings from a city paper. Mentions include Piceourek, Grnet, Gully, Minister Sargembwel, Inmet Rewell Lowell, and editor Cul BC. References to Madrid, Vircad, and the Bartholdi statue hint at international topics, with scattered notes on public figures and forthcoming actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piceourek
Leen K Grnet
Gully Ace
San Francia
Sargembwel
Exil
Tevinge
Bowron Herald
Madrid
Gladatons
Pers Grrat
Murton
United States
New York
A Secret Worth Learning, Veterary American
A strange object on a table is shown, described as hair like plush and a royal throne worthy. experts conclude it is mere bed ticking. Mrs. Harry Wolcott reports feathers adhering to a pillow interior, with down coating the pillow case suggesting woven appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wolcott
Jee
Brillaint Items and Personal News From the City
Miscellany of local notices shows residents visiting, moving, and traveling. Mentions include Mrs Wu in Zanesville, Miss Littleton in Mt. Vernon, John Adams from Pittsburg, Thomas Strong moving to Massillon, and J B Barnhill's 17th birthday surprise. Jail and court notes reference George Johnson and a police case, while social events cover a westward trip, a juvenile birthday party, and a riding club hop.
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Wu, Myers
Zanesville
Littleton
Mt. Vernon
Hyatt
Emma
Eretta
William
Twstersoll
Zancevilly
James Kelly
Tappan
W. A. Gorley
Henry Carr
George Johnson
St. Clairsville
Jessie Wiley
Bellaire
Cincinnati
J. B. Barnhill
Thomas Strong
Massillon
Julia Birdsong
Barra
Milla
Annie Summerfield
Wa. Brinton
A Weat Alexander
A. O. Maxwell
Ming Mollie Wolvington
Wa. Cunningham
Cleveland
John Bowen
Mollie Logstone
Parkershirn
Wescott
Pittsburg
John Ensell
Robert Hutchinson
Sheihant
Agnew
Chas. Bumford
Brilliant
Wm. Mook
Robt
McVay
Wheeling
Will Moore
Barnesville
John ‘Jackson
Cipeiunati
George Uppertran
Mollie Myers
West Alexander
Warnock
Waranek
Mra Wilson
John Turner
JW. Jones
Indian Run
Drs. Brickmeyer
Messrs
Halmul Neil
Balimore
J. M. Griffin
Obia
Fred Clinton
John Davin
Luubus
Wilher Litleton
St. Claire
Ville
J. J. Gaston
Morristown
Strahl
Cambridge
Wheeling Park
Misa Laura Dickens
Warnock Station
Benwood Life Notes and Local Happenings
Benwood and vicinity report social calls, upcoming elections, and local projects. Mentions visitors from St Paul, school achievements, county and state rankings, sheriff candidates, gas well activity, and plans for a new route between the bridge and Wheeling. Also notes a factory addition, a Christmas party, and youth gatherings at Main Street residence with several named locals and townspeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillie Reilly
St. Paul
Mino
Reilly
Is Vieluity
Floral Home Farm
J. We May
Mary McCabe
Ilenale Kyleson
Luella Fulton
Nora
Dalbear
Marion Gately
Marshall County
John Pogue
Mdebonuir
Young Gentle
Wheeling
Chicago
Henwood Trou Works Company
John Newton
Europe
Afe Rocuen
Misa Curie Copp
Ir. Chris, Morgan
Morriai
A. J. Pelley
Main Street
F. Brown
Moundsville
Sherif
Thoth & Orr
Th Bridge
Benwood
Ohio
Tron Worky Co
Noth Street
Luke Taylor
Slale
Lester Higgens
Walter Bowers
H. W. Fisher
A ! Ing
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Macey
Jose
Wis
Hhodakar
Yuuihl
Ominius
Eam Bee
Avery Man
Thantallsy
Tudney
Mindrosan
Coustey
Act Journal Ia
Neal Bay
Rwalls
Americum
Mim
Polk
White House
Comonant
Hayes
Etie
W. Davia
Eich
London
Lertie Shamtree Moulton
Martha
de Uewell J. Parker Norra
Tahoe
Limally
Ian
Constantinap
Frank Viacount, Jr
Bria
Hubert C* Pitman
Northmerican
Jurien
Jerymen
Hoald
L'rok
Denaluw
It & Hord
Davie
D. McG
Post Office
Charles T. Congdon
Z. B. Vance
Fredrik Douglass
Joe Chandler Harris
John T. Morgan
Richard T. Greener
Gen. ST. Armstrong
Oliver Jones
Herbert Spencer
Popular Science Monthly
Georgy G. Lyon
Woodward
Washington University
Guynn
Acteaco
Krokutau
Royal Geographical Society
M. Pasteur
French Academy of Sciences
D. P. Pentallow
McGill University
Averroes
A. Fisk
Colorado
Eiitor
Peps
St. Nichola
Daly
W. J. Hooper
Amushugly
Ima
Richanl
Funes
W. W. Crantiell
Mveouyjan
Martha Washinsean
Nobby Bhickington
Virginia Lo Townsend
Stephen van Rensselaer
Rync
Charles Buraach
Ermphir Anil Aceiinite
York
Dunyonyent
Bolin Tphovett
Charles G. Leb Francis
Anna
Sun
Alfons Kuppos
Uy Otter
Harper's
Atriking
Frederick Teighin
A. Portrants
Anirew Jackson
Dante
Wetster
Prince Bismarck
Gibson
Ani
Diclman
Judit Shakeapeno
Schell
Hogan
Atlantic Monthly
William Toney Bishop
Choy Saxon
T. B. Aldrich
Blain
S. Weir Mitchell
Omvedo Atenke
Timetenteil
Rose G. Ringley
Washingtons
Rendre
Little Brington
Lawewnen Washington
Jota
Althorp
Earl Spencer
Washington House
Joho ‘Gross Oat
Jarneeville Boys
Maynard Stars
Towey Hilles
Henderson
Glass City
Puener
R. Seillu
Gsith
Atronta
Misa Myelo Rollinson
Cin Lantern Company
Ohio Valley Cement Works
Jsonh
National Ice Works
Acegatol
Bellaire Stamping Company
Turst
Ruyl
Hag Tern
Heil- Tinnt
Union Window Filase
Bee Fienace
Stud of Hope of
South Bellaien
Be & E
Groceres
Porterfield
Blaine Club
Sy Hall
Gsuth
Henry Crimmel
Belmont Lodge
George Seavers
Wweaten
Ibstorsd
JP Crean
Hellbont
Pingadies
Misa Mionio Duval
Minnie Duvall
Annie Spaulding
Jemima West
Daisy Duvall
Ioe Tarr
Lizzie Spaulding
Wee
Wellsburg
Marshal Ralana
Brues & Coffe
Ance
Brues & Coffer
Stone
Monongahela River
Patrment
W. Va
Kelly
Ryan
H. H. Mansbach
Twelfth Street
Cuenta of
Ig Sie
Seware
New
Jonast
Adrets
Cate
Burplus
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