Rivalry of Seattle and Tacoma in Harbor Tales
A vignette from Outing Magazine contrasts Seattle and Tacoma, noting harbor dangers and swift mail replies between the cities. It includes Arthur Kuhl's essays on iodine in the body, citing Gautier experiments and iodine in air, seaweed, and fish, with a Chicago Chronicle summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Seattle
Hell Gate
Warbor
Arthur Kuhl
Outing Magazine
Amnund Gautier
Gautier
MM. Gautier
Tunis
Es ‘Ota
Chicago Chronicle
New York City Center of Foreign Born Residents
A magazine excerpt notes New York City contains about one third foreign born residents, with Manhattan 780 542 and Brooklyn 845 0 07 foreign born. The metropolis holds 1 297 080 foreigners, surpassing several nations in size and rivaling multiple states in population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Metropolis
Philadelphia
Constantinople
Boston
New York
Switzerland
Denmark
Servia
Greece
Matine
Connecticut
Delaware
Prorida
North Dakota
South Dakota
Colorado
Montana
Nevada
Arizona
Alaska
Ec Sous Magazine
Royal Jewelry Taste Noted By European Monarchs
A London Tit-Bits item describes the king’s minimalist jewelry with a horseshoe pin a signet ring and a gold tie ring plus a heavy gold bracelet. It notes the German emperor’s bracelets the Duke of Orleans two rings on each little finger linked to a wrist bangle the late King of Spain’s necklet and King Milan’s anklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of
Orleans
Spain
Milan
London
Devoured by Wolves in Kellmer District Hungary
The Lonion Globe reports wolves attacked and killed Postman Peto while he collected mail near Putnok. His wife, returning from Beare’ Tor Lim, was later slain. only portions of her clothing remained. The incident highlights a fatal wolf attack in the Kellmer district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellmer
Iungary
Uip Villave
Peto
Tie
Putnok
Tor Lim
Lonion Globe
English Merits of London: Pubs, Halls and Historic Feats
The piece notes London has 10 244 public houses 819 music halls and 65 theaters. It cites annual meat and fish consumption totals and historical bread prices in 1800 and 1812. It mentions Doggett's Coat and Badge as Thames rowing’s first boat race in 1715 and comments on government stock dividends ignoring fractions of a penny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Thames
Doggett
New York City Demographics and Resources Highlighted
The New York Herald notes 380214 dairies supplying milk, Manhattan land values rising by 620000 dollars daily, 8390 Smiths of full age with 680 telephones, water reservoirs covering fourteen weeks, and 2753295 residents with savings bank deposits in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Manhattan Island
Remembered Bobby and the Dinner Guest
A tale recalls Bobby’s memory of faces as his friend Jinks returns from abroad and visits. Jinks asks if Bobby remembers him, and the boy replies with a witty family memory about his father bringing him home last summer. Later Jinks meets Mrs Binks and Bobby, who confirms recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Jinks
Mrs. Binks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seattle and Tacoma
Townsend
the National Photo Company
J. Antonius
New York Herald
Grays Harbor
MacKenzie’s Photo Co
P. O
Herald Printery
East Wishkah ST
Galveston
Dickens
Manchester
East Wisheah ST
Aberdeen Soda and Bottling Works
West Heron St
Cor, M St
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Olypia Brewing Co
Pacific Brewing & Malting Co
Anheuser-iusch Bottie Beer
Patterson & Locke Co
General Insurance Agents
A. F. Coats, Pres
Ninemire
Butchers
J. H. Hewitt
J.P. Morgan, Treas
Packers
Ninemire Packing Co
Montesano
Transcontinental Machine Company
Park and Oak Streets
Portland, Oregon
W. W. Wrenn
East Market Street
Harper
Kentucky
Fiamous
Fred Hewett
Humboldt
South F Street
Aberdeen, Wash
R. W. Bryan
Wishkah St
Billy McDonald
Pacific Coast
Shelly Brothers, Grocers
Market Street
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