Ambition and humor mix in late 19th century musings
A jumble of excerpts discusses ambition as a driver of progress with witty remarks from a Cleveland lawyer and a New York World quote. The piece shifts to critiques of dark poultry houses, winter housing for stock, and practical farming tips from Successful Warming, ending with a child’s quip about parental discipline in Chicago News.
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Johnny
Poys
Chicago News
New Armbhenidor Henry White to Paris transfer
Henry White, longtime American diplomat and former secretary at London, is to be transferred from Rome to Paris this year. His tenure in Rome has been marked by strained relations with Italian aristocracy and the Quirinal, limiting interactions to formalities. White, 50, hails from Baltimore and has served in diplomacy since 1883. Mrs. White is Miss Rutherford of New York and sister-in-law of Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt.
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Henry White
Mr. White
Baltimore
White
Miss Rutherford
New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompera
England
Banual GomPpps
Bla Ife
Mr. Gompers
Haig
Fragmented Humor in a Dream by Tufford Knott
An odd Chicago Tribune style snippet shows Tufford Knott waking from a dream about work, with quirky phrases about octopuses and life advice. The fragment includes remarks on love, paying the fiddler, dancing, and a comment on misbehavior between father and child.
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Ameof
Goodman Gonrong
Tufford Knott
Chicago Tribune
Guggenheims Widest Mining Empire Heads North
The Guggenheim brothers Daniel Simon Murray and William dominate the nation’s smelting and mining ventures. Their Guggenheim Exploration and American Smelting groups span Mexico Canada and the western United States with holdings in copper silver and mining enterprises. Daniel Guggenheim leads major firms and Simon is touted as a potential Colorado senator. their influence extends from Leadville to Denver and beyond.
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Murray Guggenheim
Nipissing
Simon
Colorado
Wall Street
M. Guuggenheim
Guggenheimgs
The
Smelter Trust
Patterson
United States Senate
Murray
New York
William
Mexico
Guggenhelm Exploration Company
Canada
Far West
Alaska
Daniel Guggenheim
Philadelphia
Guggenheim Exploration Company
American Smelters’ Securities Company
American Smelting and Refining Company
Stelter Trust
Guggenheim
Bilger
Denver
Elberon
N. J
San Francisco
Colorado School of Mines
Indian gridiron mastership and college coaching highlights
Reinis Pierce is hailed as a premier Indian football strategist for Carlisle, guiding the Indian team with new-rule tactics. Princeton’s season is credited to head coach Bill Roper and trainer Train er Val Flood, aided by a strong coaching staff. Pitcher rankings feature Edward F. Reulbach and Three Fingered Brown leading the National League. Nelson and Hyer chatter on boxing weigh-ins. Roseben cited as the era’s top weight carrier in horse racing.
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Carlisle
Tle
Pierce
Minnesota
Bill Roper
Princeton
Val Flood
Jack Robinson
Ife
New York Athletic Club
Yale
Roper
Floyd
Jack Muno
Eddie Holt
G. Poe
Meulbsch
Edward F. Reulbach
Chicago
John Heydler
Pulliam
Reulbach
Brown
McGinnity
New York
Lim
Aylor
Mathewson
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