Wealthy New York millionaires fashion at a glance
A survey of New Yorks wealth barons and real estate magnates, detailing their style preferences and dress sense. The piece notes Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jay Gould, William Astor, John Jacob Astor, and others, highlighting how they present in public while tracing contrasts with more modest contemporaries.
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Arcana Renerebison
CCAR
Vanderbilta
Willie Keatha
Frederick Vanderbilt
George Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Commodore
Jay Gould
George
Peddie Gould
Wall Street
Russell Sage
Mr. Sage
Sage
Chauncey Depew
Beau Brummel
D. QO. Mills
Broad Street
Mr. Astor
William Waldorf Astor
John Jacob Aster
William
Miss Willing
Brock
Willie Cutting
Hlrsha Dyer
Knickerbocker Club
Jeunesse Toree
Astors
Lispenard Stewart
New York
Albany
Stewart
Rhinelander
Robert
Ogden Goelet
Goelets
Addison Canminck
Great Bear
Prince Albert
Brayton Ives
Tappan
Gallatin National Bank
J. F. D. Lanier
Frederick Bronson
Metropolis
Elfridge
Erry
Dla
Peter Gqellets
Brigh Ag Aero
Aguae
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Alwaye
Pdigcille
Asottantaligualy
Starbuck
Hid
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Colgate
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Worth Monument
Rockefeiller
Fittyfourth Street
Dickerman
Madison Square
Farragut
Henry J. Flagler
Jaffray
Marcua Daly
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J. B. Haggin
Farmers Split Over Ocala Platform At State Alliance
A Pennsylvania State Farmers Alliance meeting near HannissurG yesterday showed friction over endorsing the Ocala platform and the sub-treasury plan. Judge Eldred proposed indorsing the platform with a reservation on the sub-treasury while other activists voted against full support.
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Hannissurg
State Farmers Alliance
Indore
Ocala
Eldred
Lycoming
Congress
Renee
Pennsylvania
Saloon Fight Ends With Revolver Threat in Alliance
Pete Schaffer forced into John Loftis' saloon rear where Mrs Loftig and a sewing girl sat. The girl struck him and knocked him down. Mrs Loftig beat him, locked doors, and warned of shooting if doors stayed shut. Police arrived before any harm.
Pennsylvania World’s Fair Commissioners Plan State Building
At Harrissyee on November 13 the Pennsylvania world’s fair commissioners received twenty eight plans for a state building not exceed ing seventy five thousand dollars. The executive commissioner reported fifty five of sixty seven counties had ladies auxiliary committees aiding Pennsylvania’s exhibit. Protests from two church assemblies against Sunday opening prompted discussion. The commission defeated a proposal to close gates on Sunday by nineteen to eighteen and referred religious protest to the executive committee. Major General Snowden urged representation from each brigade at the 1892 dedicatory ceremonies and full national guard in 1893.
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Harrissyee
Inn
Pennsylvania
World's Fair Commission
National Commission
Relius
Executive Committee For
Snowden
Suy Ted
Eac Igade
Naonal Guard
Sam Small attacked by saloonkeeper in Atlanta
Noted evangelist Sam Small was assaulted by Tom Minor in Atlanta, resulting in a split lip and bruised face after Minor hit him in Prohibition Hall's crowd. The incident followed Small's address denouncing local whiskey dealers and alleging threats to his family.
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Atlanta
Sam Small
Tom Minor
Prohibition Hall
Intlanta
Hung
Palo Alto Trotters Set for Weekend Meeting
Palo Alto officials announce trials featuring Arion the colt and other stakes hopefuls at Palo Alto track. Senator Stanford has wired to extend support for another race, with entries including Bird yearling Cecilian and more two year-olds for the upcoming event.
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Palo Alto
Cal
Marvin
Arion
Stanford
Bird
Ling
Cecilian
Alsoi
Marble and Granite Polishers Adjourn at National Convention
The national convention of marble and granite polishers adjourned after electing officers and approving a resolution urging Maryland marble workers to push for legislative abolition of convict labor. Officers elected: President Owen Laughran New York Vice President S C Hogan Rutland Vermont Recording Secretary James Ryan New York Treasurer J C Beck Pennsylvania Financial Secretary E J O'Brien Philadelphia Next convention slated for Rutland Vermont.
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Sepatia
National Farmers’ Congress
Kansas
Exeg
Rev
Yeaman
Missouri
Congress
James G. Blaine
Incol
Neb
A. W. Smith
B. F. Clayton
Iowa
D. G. Purse
George
Illiam Freeman
Maine
States
Territories
Philadelphia
Rutland
Pensions and Patents Hood’s Sarsaparilla Ad
Hood’s Sarsaparilla praised as protection against impure blood and a cure for diseases of the blood. The ad touts Hood’s Pills as easy and efficient, claiming high praise from druggists and noting a price of 23 cents per box.
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Hood
Mis
Allen's Discovery for Piles Offers Quick Relief
A claimed new remedy promises to cure blind bleeding and itching piles when other treatments fail. It is described as a poultice that soothes soreness absorbs tumors and is prepared only for piles and itching of the private parts sold by druggists for 50 cents.
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Allen
Mother Grays Sweet Worm Powders Sold By Druggists
Of Interest to Mothers and Children. Mother Gray, a nurse in New York, treats children with a remedy now placed in the drug store called Mother Gray's sweet Worm Powders. They remove worms, harmless as milk, pleasant to take, and never fail. 25 cents a package. Useful for feverishness, constipation and headache even without worms. Ask your druggist.
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Mother Gray
Chidren
Sulphur Witters Testimonials Across Professions
Readers urged to send for testimonials as doctors lawyers carpenters druggists engineers and mechanics testify to cures claimed from Sulphur Witters. See another column Pw2.
Changes in the National League receipts rules discussed
The New York meeting on November 18 addressed complimentary tickets and sharing receipts for games lasting between three and five innings. The home club currently keeps all money if under five innings, but the rule was changed to a percentage split.
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Nejw Yars
Youteridey
Anita
Phil
Rocketa
Alow
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised In Public Testimony
A reader from Des Moines Iowa touts Chamberlain Cough Remedy for rapid relief of croup and coughing fits in a child, noting two nightly doses ended coughing and allowed sleep. The letter also mentions Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy and a home treatment for rheumatism. The Kenosha Wisconsin council votes to set a 500 pound saloon license fee.
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Charles
A. Thompsen
Dea Moines
Iowa
Roller & Wilson Draggista
Chamberlin
Galery Heller & Wilson
Noy The¢ity
Kenosha
Wis
Allcock's Plasters and patent cures promoted in ad flurry
A dense quote filled tirade shows ads praising Allcock's Porous Plasters and Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It touts genuine articles, warns against substitutes, and notes claims from Henry A Mott Jr. It mentions price increases for licenses, temperance groups, and various tonics, syrups, and patent medicines marketed across America.
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Pierce
Illness remedy tale cites harsh medical care
A reader recounts nearly being killed by doctors who treated bleeding piles, paying over a hundred dollars in trea tients. The writer says they used Sulphur Bitters for wear and are now well.
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