Old Actor Booth Fights Declining Health At Lakewood
Edwin Booth, famed stage figure, remains at the Laurel House in Lakewood with a paled, wan countenance and frail frame. His son in law Mr. Grossman and daughter Mrs. Booth keep his spirits up as he walks the village streets and enjoys quiet drives around the lake, awaiting a possible return to stage life or further decline.
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Laurel
Lakewood
Edwin
Mr. Heath
Taorh
Mao
Grossman
Mr. Booth
Mrs. Groveman
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Bo Bee
Tgroep
Laurel House
Booth
Elbing
Lakeland Village
Lasrol
Bii
Bne
Celeste
Gilad
Charley
Nanette
Turbulent night at Carnegie plant and local news
November 12 reports from Bomestead Pa describe steel works strikers calling for a 40 percent rise, fever cases at the plant, Andrew Anton dying from a fall at the Carnegie plant, J J McLeekie’s replacement as burgess, reduced deputy force, and relief funds swelling. The Yoce Democrats planned to celebrate Grover Cleveland's election with a public evening gathering.
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Adaire
Bomestead
Howesrean
Andrew Anton
Carnegie Plant
J. & Hollipgshead
J. J. McLeekie
Moraice
Relief Bureau
Yoce
Raver Cleveland
Buen Ji
Belye
Numidian Club at Cafe Figaro Draws Stage Folk and Swells
The Numidian Club meets at Billy Mc Glory’s old Cafe Figaro at Fourteenth and Irving Place. Artists, actors, and “Boulevardiers” roam the rooms while a wealthy visitor’s arrival sparks envy and speculation. A Philadelphian duo join for wine and flighty banter, ending with a grim note about Moorehead’s death after a wine soaked night.
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New York Sun
Cafe Figaro
Numidiaos
Academy of Music
Jes Amberg
Tony Pastor
Union Square
Lst
Cafe Pigaro
Dogomblig
Harlem
Yangster
Lor
Rog Navette
Coleste
Michigan and national races loom in official count
Reports from Michigan Democratic chairs claim a 6,000 plus lead for Ellis Newton and Schaf fer on a fusion slate if Democratic estimates hold, while Rich leads Morse by 8,000 to 13,000 for governor. In Washington Whitney expected to avoid cabinet roles to pursue private life and presidential aims.
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Michigan
Derrott
Micu
Cawpan
Democratic State Central Committee
Wm. Newton
Supreme Court
Adolphus A. Ellis
George T. Schaffer
State Land Office
Rich
Democratic Committees
Ewing
Republican State Central Committee
Democratic Committee
Morse
Ellis
Newton
Shatlur
Peoples
Cabinct
Cuicano
Washington, D. C
Whitney
Treasury
London
Itta
England
Phelps
United States
Cleveland
Fassid
New York
Fifty Day Fast to Start in Cleveland Under Medical College
Arthur Wuellmess, a Frenchman who has fasted before, will begin a fifty day fast in Cleveland on December 5 under the auspices of Western Reserve University Medical College. Dr. G C Eber supported the exhibition and efforts to stage the event in Cleveland.
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Crayetasn
Arthur W. Wuellmeas
Western Reserve University Medical College
Waoellmess
Orst
Chicago
Detroit
New York City
Paris
G. OC. Eber
Western Reserve Medical College
Wuellmess
France
Cleveland
Senate Will Be Democratic Says Newspaper Analysis
A 19th century article analyzes Senate vacancies and party control after the March 4 1893 elections. It argues Democrats will hold a Senate majority with support from Populists and potential crossovers, detailing which states may shift seats and how vacancies affect 1895 outcomes. The piece notes doubts in California Montana Wyoming Nebraska and notes several states remain Republican strongholds.
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Senate
Stevenson
Stewart
Nevada
California
Montana
New York
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Kansas
Nebraska
Cleveland
Alabama
Arkansas
Colorado
Delaware
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Iowa
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
New Hampshire
New Jersey
North Carolina
Oregon
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
West Virginia
Tulsday
Indis
Improvement Promise of Cure and Patent Medicine Claim
An unclear testimonial touts Hutdock Blood Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia. The fragment describes years of suffering and a claimed recovery after taking the product, with garbled phrasing and stray characters throughout.
Naty Ollitie Bare Sheds Light On Sudden Event
Fragmentary text suggests a quick event with names and place hints. Reading reads as a local notice or brief item noting a person and a mustered response. Further readable details are insufficient for a precise headline or full summary.
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