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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1899
Page
7
Harrison's Tecumseh Home Sold in Vincennes
In Vincennes Indiana the old Harrison home once linked to Tecumseh was traded in a deal valued around 2000 dollars and later exchanged for 20 000 with Gen Harrison noted. The property suffered damage described in the exchange context as part of a broader historical recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
John Scott Harri
Benjacorn
Tecumseh
Fragmented Court Note on a Political Debate
A jumbled OCR fragment references Thaddeus and court matters with mentions of Turkey and interprets a political debate. It hints at legal proceedings, counsel, and potential translations but lacks coherent details or clear events. The tone suggests a historical newspaper brief with partial quotes.
Dorchester Heights monument plan approved in Boston
Plans by Peabody Stearns for a Dorchester Heights monument mark the spot where George Washington watched the British retreat. The brick tower with a fountain and memorial tablet will rise about 75 feet to the base of the steeple, with Indiana stone or white terra cotta trim and an initial appropriation of $25,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Boston Neck
Nook’s Hill
George Washington
Congress
Boston
Peabody & Stearns
Dorchester Heights
Gen. Washington
Tecumseh and Harrison Confrontation at Miami Conference
The passage describes Tecumseh accusing William Henry Harrison of lying during a conference, a saber drawn by Harrison, and Tecumseh claiming the sun is his father and the earth his mother. The narrative notes the Harrisons leaving for Fort Harrison in 1811 and the Tippecanoe battle as pivotal, shaping Indiana Territory and government seats at Corydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisons
Fort Harrison
Terre Haute
Gen
Harrison
Tecumseh
Tippecanoe
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Corydon
Race of the Illuminants
In this field of lighting rivals compete for public favor with acetylene gas leading on power. The electric arc light is second and incandescent gas third with incandescent electric light fourth. Gas and candles trail in order as gas lighting began in 1805, yet lamps remain popular.
The Rise of Pacing Forces in Industry and Society
The passage compares the kerosene and electric light markets, noting Standard Oil profits in kerosene while electric lighting expands. It observes modern innovators carve niches without crushing incumbents and allegorizes people as trotting horses needing pace makers.
You May Bend the Sapling Bat Not the Tree
Health ad praising Hood's Sarsaparilla as a preventative remedy and cure for chronic disease. It claims early use helps, with longer lasting, tenacious cases also improving. Mentions Gren and self healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gren
Hood
Denver & Rio Grande Scenic Line Promoted for Health Travel
Colorado scenery and climate touted as a health and pleasure draw with sun shining 857 days yearly. Advertises the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad scenic route eastward and invites travelers to contact R C Nichol for rates and timetables. Also mentions a Flor ence Kansas man with a long beard stored in a muslin bag under his pillow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Denver & Rio Grande
R. C. Nichol
Washington Street
Portland
Southern Pacific Company
W. W. Smith
Florence, Kan
Observations on Men and Society from the Chicago Times Herald
A collection of wry maxims on wisdom in fathers, action versus talk, churchgoing, baldness and brain power. The piece favors practical deeds over theory and notes the hair regrowth industry remains profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Times Herald
May Preston Slosson Becomes Wyoming Penitentiary Chaplain
Mrs. May Preston Slosson has been appointed chaplain of the Wyoming state penitentiary at Laramie. The piece contrasts prize fighting with health success stories from Hostetter's Stomach Matters and notes the appointment in the state capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostetter
May Preston Slosson
Wyoming State Penitentiary
Laramie
Travel via Rio Grande routes to the East from Salt Lake City
Advertisement urges travelers to choose the Rio Grande Western and connecting railways for a transcontinental trip. Highlights include six Eastbound routes, daily through trains, Pullman and dining car service, and scenic highlights of Salt Lake City, the Great Salt Lake, and Utah valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande Western Railway
Denver & Rio Grande
Colorado Midland
Salt Lake City
Temple City
Great Salt Lake
Salt Palace
Utah Valley
Pullman Palace
J. D. Mansfield
Washington Street
Portland, Or
Improved Train Equipment Expands Through Services
The O R and N and Oregon Port Line add a buffet smoking and library car to the Portland to Chicago through train with dining car service. New chair cars day coaches and sleepers featured, Granger Union Pacific and at Guden with Rio Grande connections from Oregon Washington Idaho to Eastern cities. Also notes rail stock drive and other varied items in one compact digest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Port Line
Chicago
Granger
Union Pacific
Guden
Rio Grande Line
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
W. H. Hurlburt
Portland
Great Rock Island
Bers
Pop Jar
A. E. Cooper
GC. RI
P. Ry
Washington Street
Portland, Or
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Vincen, Ind
Thaddeu
Mann
Mr. St
Turkey
Atly
Ecome
JX. H. Harrison
Rind
Willam Pigeon
Shepard
Harrias
Ohio
Wisof
Thomas Jeffer Perry
John Scott Harris
Benjamin
Henry Harrison
Henry Harriines
Tippecano E
Harri
Grouseland
High
Har
John Bull
George Woeshington
Poston
Colonies
Race OF the Illuminants
Tion
Standard Oil Company
Acetylene
Blocds Sarsa Eds
Satiaponil Ak da
CRA
Cincinnati
Chicago Evening News
Man Wina
Princess of
Naples
George W. Lotz
Fabucher, la
Evid Yandell
The
National Sculptor Society
Miss Yandell
H. H. Kitson
Bessile Potter
New York
Burlington
Grass Valley
Cal
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Princess of Wales
Mrs. Winslow
London Zoo
H. N. Warner
Minden
Neb
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Cascarets
Indianapolis Journal
Aere
Lever
David H. Murphy
Newark
Lae
Sterling Remedy Company
California Fig Syrup CO
Tatum & Bowen
First Street
Portland OR
Evans Chemical CO
Druggista
Moore
Artersink
Pabst
Pabst Chemical CO
Ill
DR. Martel
Fern Nha
Foltey
Booth A Reece Ie Brug Co
Pearl St
New York City
Portland Directory
Cawston & CO
First St
John Poole
Portiano
Oricon
A. Staff
Wienension Bickfury
Washington, D. C
N. H
C. H. Woodard & CO
Second St
Poland
Josanko
Lee
Sant
Ail
Osanko
Philada
A. B.C
Denniston
C. P
T. A
R. C. Stevens
Seattle
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