292 Sunday, November 22, 1891 Records in Philadelphia Inquirer Archives (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)

292 Sunday, November 22, 1891 Records in Philadelphia Inquirer Archives (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)

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  1. Poem/Song

    Date: Sunday, November 22, 1891
    Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
    Paper: Philadelphia Inquirer
    Article type: Poem/Song
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  2. Brazil's Rebels Bold Demands. Rio Grande Do Sul's Revolutionary Party Declares for Liberty

    Date: Sunday, November 22, 1891
    Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
    Paper: Philadelphia Inquirer
    Article type: Newspaper Article
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  3. He's "Sir" Michael Kelly Now. That's What the English Insist on Calling King Kel

    Date: Sunday, November 22, 1891
    Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
    Paper: Philadelphia Inquirer
    Article type: Newspaper Article
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  4. Comics/Cartoons

    Date: Sunday, November 22, 1891
    Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
    Paper: Philadelphia Inquirer
    Article type: Comics/Cartoons
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  5. Mills is in the Lead. New York Delegates Who Do Not like Tammany's Tyranny

    Date: Sunday, November 22, 1891
    Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
    Paper: Philadelphia Inquirer
    Article type: Newspaper Article
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  6. Ex-King Milan's Career. Servia May Yet Cause a Great War in Europe

    Date: Sunday, November 22, 1891
    Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
    Paper: Philadelphia Inquirer
    Article type: Newspaper Article
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  7. American Robinson Crusces. A Wrecked Crew's Poor Diction an Uninhabited Island

    Date: Sunday, November 22, 1891
    Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
    Paper: Philadelphia Inquirer
    Article type: Newspaper Article
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  8. Providence Rugby Team Beaten

    Date: Sunday, November 22, 1891
    Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
    Paper: Philadelphia Inquirer
    Article type: Newspaper Article
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  9. Swarthmore, 62; Haverford, 0

    Date: Sunday, November 22, 1891
    Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
    Paper: Philadelphia Inquirer
    Article type: Newspaper Article
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  10. The Shortlidge Boys Beaten. Special to the Inquirer

    Date: Sunday, November 22, 1891
    Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
    Paper: Philadelphia Inquirer
    Article type: Newspaper Article
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