Political clashes and candidate shifts in party convention
The article describes a heated party convention with General Harrie as a second choice and competing claims within the faction. It notes Vander Harris or other contenders, the influence of key supporters, and the impact on the ensuing gubernatorial race, including the opposition’s strategic positioning and public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrie
Supreme Court
Eton Jeans
Willams
Veryania
Gee
Harrieta
Ted
Gorty
Starment Sd
Judge Denny and Corea Adviser Controversy Recalled
The piece discusses Judge Owen N. Denny, a former U S foreign adviser to Corea’s king, and a demand by the viceroy of China that he be removed. It notes Denny’s Oregon birth, his career, and a controversial memorial criticizing China’s government stance toward Corea, amid tensions over Corea’s protector status and foreign murders in the capital.
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Tie
Corea
Ale
Owen N. Denny
China
United States
Garatt
Cass
Cains
Denny
Oregon
U. S
Shang
Bhe
California
Li Hung Janie
Mitchell
Qregan
United States Senate
Caine
Ibs
Baring Hum
Chita
Coreana
Stresta
Senator Sabin of Minnesota and a world view
A lengthy profile notes United States Senator Dwight M. Sabin of Minnesota, his Illinois birth, farm family origins, rise in state politics, three terms in the state legislature, roles with the Republican National Committee, and his appointment to the U.S. Senate seat in 1883 with term details. It also comments on newspaper advertising monopolies and media behavior, citing Cody and others as examples, and mentions figures like Prof Virginie of Canada and Figues Field of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Minnesota
Trie
Dwight May Sabin
Senate
Dusci Lus Varcus Enterprisen
Euro
Sahite
Stasa
Republica National Committee
Republicas Testa! Comantttes
Subin Wat
Cody
Ind Thane
Yousa
New Yorker
Tsatanre
Taurine
Thea
Bute Senday
Jennvg
York Telegrama
Lear
Harriet Lane Johnston and the Washington Winter Move
Harriet Lane Johnston, now a widow, has rented a Washington house for the winter and may make the capital her permanent home. The article recalls her youth in Washington, her fame as the American queen, her Paris and London salons, and her connections to James Buchanan and the Prince of Wales. It notes her education at Old Visitation, Wheatland, and her later marriage to Henry E Johnson.
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Harriet Lane Johnston
James Buchanan
Washington
National Capital
Marri
White House
Old Visitation Convent
Georgetown
Polk
Queen Victoria
Mise Lane
Wheatland
Bucchan
England
United States
London
Prince of Wales
Harries Lane
Miss Lane
Indies
Dinsoma
Foyour
Jord Chamberlain
Setuli
Harrist Lane
America
Wes
Buchanan
Lane
Culture of Grapes in Brockton New York Grape Industry
Correspondence outlines Brockton in Chautauqua County where grape growing began, now a leading center with 5,000 acres under vine. Concord grapes dominate though Malaga and white varieties are noted. Harvesting is labor intensive with pickers, and wine cellars in Brockton hold about 4,000 cantons. Markets head to the west with prices per gallon. temperance practices affect cullings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautangus County
New York
Barris
England
Brockton
Portland
Alost
Buifalo
Erie
Porthend
Yislil
Carefel Management
Cbs Berdy
Transportston
Malaga
Coe Ginerard
Mira-Ing
Laske
Chicara
Varsac
New York Times
Lace and collar fashion notes in 19th century style
The article describes worn lace frills and V shaped bodices for day wear, with piercing collars and Pierrot inspired round collars for youths. It mentions lace bows, carrow ribbon ends, and séjour fashion details, alongside odd references to saluting and delicate garments.
More Dangerous Than Sewer Air In City Dwellings
A fragment notes sewer air in Dundes Scotland is more hazardous than expected in some crowded rooms. Analysts warn that sewer gas levels may rise in enclosed spaces, urging improved ventilation and sanitary conditions in dwellings to reduce health risks.
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Dundes
Scotland
Sgo
Poza
Scursoe
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Clare
Bern
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Darruos
Reidene
Noth Deaware Street
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Dwight M. Sabin
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Guiuctaxels
York
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Cresin Vai
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Epicure
Delmonico
Delmocito's
Walter
Cress
Tauls
New York ‘Tribune
Houck, Thomas & CO
Sarcomie, MO
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Sedgwick Block
West Side National Bank
L.C. Jackson
Backer & Ee
Kyett, Pere
Baek Bees
Poekk
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First and
Water St
Wichita, Kan
Chicago Lumber Coo
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Lawrence Ave
Chicago Yards
35Th and
Iron Sts
Chicago
W. A. Smith
Geo. L. Pratt
Geo. D. Cross
Redding
Russia
Arkansas Valley
W. 6
Woodman & Son
Arkansa
Parc
Donal Bankiee
Anil Eversthitne
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Lrris Bawket
Fran Laaleyma
Globe Iron Works
A. Flagg
Wichita
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Wichita Eagle
MM Maniick & Bro
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Comite
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Chicaco
Ruaranton
R. F P. Murdock
J.P. Allen
Eservising
Drugstore
Henry Schwenter
H. Schweiter
Oliver Bros
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Attica
Garden Ant
Arkansas City
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Missouri
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Railway
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