March of Brides and Social Life Across Town
A collage of weddings, receptions, and social events fills this issue. Details include Mr. John Diehl and Miss Theresa Leiteer tying vows, Mrs. Diehl and Cleveland honeymoon plans, the Martin’s Ferry M G A reception, and notable dances and gatherings at local homes with mentions of guests from Detroit and Allegany. Also noted are talks on women’s roles, fashion, and a Madame Hollagan concert, plus wedding notices for Rev. John L Roemer and Miss Lillie Pickens, and a Dan Brouthers fine at an umpire clash.
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Dey Pathe
Dresses for Dolls and Good Sized Girls Fashion Notes
Special correspondence from New York describes uptown store window displays of life size dolls in new children's outfits. It covers dress fabrics from surah to cashmere, decorative trims, wool hats, and practical school wear in veluting and velutina for sturdy daily use.
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New Yoas
Dolly
Baby
Sarah
School and Play Dress Styles Emphasize Durable Materials
The article outlines stout materials for school and play attire with forearm pieces for sleeves to ease changes as desks wear. It notes ribbon sashes for girls, black stockings as best for full dress, and upcoming use of low shoes in tan canvas and suede with spring heels, reflecting current fashion.
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Sarah
Murder in Perry County Jail Sparks Lynching in May
Information from Jatt Monnwros Anx May 21 reports a horrible murder inside Perry county jail twelve miles south of the town. Deputy Sheriff Tom Holmes was killed by Charles Stewart who stood in custody for attempted rape. The mob subsequently lynched the murderer.
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Jatt
Monnwros
Anx
Perry County
Charles Stewart
Tom Holmes
Sherif
Blaine Seen Likely to Accept National GOP Nomination
The Sunday Wasmerox reports fledgling confidence among Harrison Republicans that James G Blaine will accept the presidential nomination. Despite no public commitment, private assurances and noncommittal replies suggest he will not decline if pressed by the convention. Two House members briefed Blaine to convey broad party support and potential impact on party welfare. Mrs Blaine is said to share agreement with supporters.
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Heane
House
Mr. Blaine
Blaine
Mrs. Blaine
Hill Loses Bid for Nomination as Cleveland Looms
Special Telegram to the Swotoy Reaster reports Senator Hill recognizes his nomination is out of the question as the anti Cleveland movement fails to gain Southern support. He remains on the list to block Cleveland while expressing bitterness at defeat and preserving a political future. In Massachusetts Blaine may accept the Republican nomination if Harrison fails on first ballot with Blaine’s unlikely candidacy looming.
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Cleveland
Swotoy Resater
Wasmyoton
D. C
Senator Hill
Georgia
Virginia
South
Senate
House
Hill
New York
Butt
Hil
Venezuelan bandits capture town on Colombia frontier
New York dispatch reports San Antonio Del Tachir in Venezuela seized by a band of Venezuelan gorillas. Inhabitants flee to Colombian towns, abandoning possessions while men escape with wives and women with their honor. Invaders are described as independent bandits unaligned with Venezuela’s warring parties.
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New York
the Herald
Bogota
Columbia
San Antonio del Tachir
Venezuela
Fire in Parla Paris Devastates Several Buildings
Fire in Passage Galbois destroys six dwellings a large factory and eight granaries of the Lyons Railway Company. A second large fire raged elsewhere in the city drawing away engines. By the time Lees arrived the Galbots Passage flames were uncontrollable and all affected properties burned. The loss is unknown.
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Parla
Paris
Galbois
Lyons Railway Company
Lees
Liquor sellers propose fund to reopen under mayor’s veto
Liquor sellers, shut for months by Mayor Pierce, propose to raise a £10,000 fund to repair flood damage to bridges in exchange for reopening their businesses. They offer one third cash and the rest in installments plus a $50 license fee to the city treasury. The mayor refuses to consider the proposal.
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Svs Crry
Pierce
Las Tablas Falls to Crespists in Venezuela Fight
Las Tablas on the Orinoco river near Ciudad Bolivar reported to have fallen into Crespist hands after a sharp battle with government troops repelling entrenched revolutionaries. Ciudad Bolivar area saw heavy fighting as forces clashed near the city. May 31 reports note Signor Campantoi, a famed tenor, confined by inflammatory rheumatism since Tuesday, forcing cancellation of the May festival at Bere and nearby.
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Cresplete
New York
the Herald
Barcelons
Venezuela
Las Tablas
Orinoco River
Ciudad Bolivar
Crespists
Ista
Tlas
Loycoux
Nei
Signor
Campantoi
Baetesa
Officers Fight Crowd As Hess and Gavin Arrested
Police officers clashed with a group led by Luther Hess and Andrew Gavin during an arrest of William Bowman in the Sixth Ward. Officer Dan O'Brien sustained injuries while fending off attackers. James Maloney aided in the rescue. Hess and Gavin received twenty dollars and costs, with others pursued on warrants. A later scene in Paris reports a dynamite cartridge found at M Beauxpaire’s residence linked to Ravachol.
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Dan O'Brien
Foss
James Maloney
Luther Hess
Andrew Gavin
Daniel O'Brien
Sixth Ward
William Bowman
Twenty-seventh
Market
Bowman
Niagara Engine House
O'Brien
Galvin
Gavin
Hess
Dao
Train hold up at Lonely Hammock Station ends without loot
Northbound train No 14 on the Jacksonville Tampa and Key West line was halted at Lonely Hammock Station five miles north of Sanford at 1 30 am by four masked robbers. They killed Express Messenger Saunders and badly wounded Soliciting Agent M Cox. Train hands responded and the robbers fled. No money was taken. Pursuit is underway.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Jacksonville, Tamps
Key West
Lonely Hammock Station
Sanford
Southern Express Company
Saunders
M. Cox
Notice on Agency Appointment from Kenton Co Op
A notice states agents have been appointed for the Co. of Kenton Ohio to handle one penny cad and related matters involving o cuasegicd weretates united, reflecting a formal assignment of representation and duties. The fragmentary text confirms appointment and authority without further details.
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Kenton
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