Newspaper results for "Nellie Bly" AND world

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7245 matching newspaper pages in total. New York, NY has the most hits (971 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

  1. The New York Herald — 1877-01-26, page 10

    … disrepute not only are tho bonds of that State banished from the markets of t ?e world, hut the credit of the national securities in likewise measurably affected; and …

    … and liny million dollurs of defaulted boudt were haugiug over the nulion and the world, and an honorable adjustment ol this debt was a matter of national Importance and …

    … itself up, aud, while tottering 011 the brink of flnsuctsl ruin, appear to tho world strong and healtliy, was explained in detail uud lisioucu to with rapt attention …

  2. The New York Herald — 1877-01-27, page 3

    … Tombs Prison, and Charley Adams, one of the most expert sale burg- 1 lars in Uio world. Superintendent Jourdan brought (icorgo Kilts down from Sing Sing and tincJ linn …

  3. The Sun — 1887-10-14, page 1

    … aoasii4geeiyalueuas eg c42ar4 uJB4 I rb D W t iJiL t I L > 1 J PLAYING MAD WOMAN Nellie Bly Too Sharp for the Island Doctors NINE DAYS LIFE IN CALICO The Sun Finishes Up Its …

    … her experience In the asylum This rumor soon settled upon a young woman known as Nellie Bly as the heroine of the adven ture She bas been doing newspaper work In New York …

    … intelligent capable and selfreliant and except for the matter of changing her name to Nellie Bly has gone about the business of maintaining herself In journalism in a practical …

  4. The Sun — 1887-10-14, page 5

    … will b the tluest yf lie kind It the country Ilnea Hill 11 Orld Tomorsvrr Ortnd world championship rams I Louis mplons of the world vs Detroit champion of the Laguej Game S PM jldmUslon too Grand to SOe extra 440 …

  5. The Sun — 1887-10-23, page 11

    … ltrIdj455 i C f CAN DOCTORS TELL INSANITY I i j Experience of the Worlds Reporter 1 Nellie Bly Would Indicate Not it Nervous Troublon Sometimes Mistaken for Insanity II now TO …

    … KSCAPI A Trnniisrn FATE FATI I f I I The recent terrible experience of the New York World reporter Nellie lIly who successfully simu i lated Insanity and by cteeelvintr …

    … Restless Nlchi j The patient become blue and depressed In spirIt r Ij viewing the world and IU occupation and pleasure from f J j a gloomy standpoint until after a time …

  6. The Sun — 1887-10-23, page 15

    … simply a reflex of his ow character He bn lieved 10 Oat as the Supreme Ruler of the world the guider of men and the controller of the great events and destinies mankind …

    … OI1IPA1YY FURNITUE V V1IJLJL i The Largest Cheapest and x Most in the Reliable World Furniture and Carpet Warehouse 559 to 571 Fulton St Brooklyn N Ya I s I v V V f …

  7. The Evening World — 1887-10-29, page 3

    - ! f9BkwMsi THE EVENING WORLD: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1887. - V ?vlVB , SPORTS IN DOORS AND OUT. MJtA E& WILL …

    … gathered round a ig package on the table in the centre were te oraok amateurs of the world who had m to receive their prizes. W. A. alpln, James E. Sullivan and W. . Hegeman …

    … JS oi. s ots. ,mM PARTIAL LIST OF BRIGHT FEATVRES: ''M THE SERVANT QUESTION. 1 NELLIE BLY'S EXPEHiEHGE IN EMPLOYMENT BUREAUS, fl BILL NYE 'U OX EUROPEAN COWBOYS. AJSH THE …

  8. New-York Tribune — 1887-10-30, page 4

    … irrepressible contlict between Church and State and faithful Cathohies throughout the world are urged unceasingly to merease then offerings of Peter's pence for the pressing …

    … committee which composed of men whose names are well known among yachtsmen all over the world, and are of ernment have greatly improved, that the abolition of the unpopular …

    … contests real struggles between first-class conditions, is pense, not less than the world-wide interest, involved in these races, they should be hedged about with every …

  9. The Evening World — 1887-12-03, page 4

    if ' 4' - . THE WORLD t SATURDAY EVENING, DECEBffiER 3,1687, gP;:'V tyP? TROT IK AM BUY, f ?$ fy JIVT …

    … it lo so sincere a tone that, looking Into hla face, the girl bonevci! him. The world seemed to suddenly grow dart when he took hla departure. At that Identical period …

    … the young man, bravely, "lam no better than other men who hate nail to face Ihe world with nothing but a pair or hands and a moluto heart. Toll will be awi et when It …

  10. The Evening World — 1887-12-17, page 2

    Bf THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVEN IN G, DECEMBER 17, 1887. , I b the would. HE SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER …

    … PKltMONTB, 80c. 1FEH YEAR, $3,60, B.: THE NOVEMBER RECORD. 1 iiHa? Total number of "World." printed during PPH.' ' month of Novembers 188T, B: 8,505.840. Hj AVKIUQE TER …

    … 1880 0,107,4X0 203,iHO K, '" 8,505,840 283,528 H OPEN TO ALL. E, The New York "World" Invites every Ett Newspaper Proprietor and every Advertiser Hfv to examine its …

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