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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1896
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR yielded a jumble of names, places, and phrases including references to Tennessee politics, meetings, and individuals such as Harris, Sheiny Wak, and Murray. The text wanders through mentions of sessions, interrogations, protests, and various unidentified figures, with partial fragments obscuring clear events or outcomes.
The fragmentary OCR reads like a chaotic mix of names, places, and references with no clear events or cohesive narrative. It mentions cadets, various persons, dates, and locations in a murky, garbled fashion, lacking coherent structure or verifiable details.
A seaside of fashion notes on beauty through posture, neck care, and facial training. It covers massaging the neck to slim its contour, routines by Mrs Huntington, and stories of Lillian Russell Bernhardt and Emma Eames. It also cites methods from society women to hold up the chin, lift the head, and choose hair and dress to preserve youth.
Rural visitor to New York recalls a hollow eyed street girl and the refrain Just tell them that you saw me as a social signal. The line spreads through the Tenderloin as hoodlums and rowdies echo it in bars, streets, and courts. Local notes report gas price shifts in Clarksburg and a city church sermon by Rev J Brook, plus illnesses and visitors.
London reports a grand season opener for the royal and aristocratic circles with the Prince of Wales and other royals present. Also discussed are censorship calls on poet laureate Alfred Austin and the Jameson raid case looming over Parliament and society figures. The piece notes U.S. ambassador Bayard at events and global tensions shaping social and political life.
New Martinsville reports Col Jacob Koonty on a business trip to Wheeling. Mrs M Stephimia returns from a visit to Powhatan. Various residents including Geo Crawfont of siitorsville and Ruth Nell of Siverauto are noted visiting, with community events and local movements mentioned.
The Pittsburg Symphony Orchestra gave its first concert to a large critical audience and won praise for its splendid work under Director Archer. In five weeks of practice the fifty performers impressed, with Mme Emma Judh as soloist drawing high appreciation for her singing.
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