Barge Sales and Small Profits at Saist-Lazare Station
A vivid travelogue in Paris describes Saist-Lazare as a central gay hub near the opera and Champs Elysées. The narrator observes stylish passengers and a flirtatious scene in a Versailles-bound train carriage, noting a young man exchanging glances with a lady while an older gentleman reads.
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Saist-Lazare
Champs-Elyvees
Bois de
Saint-Germain
Versailles
Courberoie
Saint Lend
Warray
Surcenes
Bretclase
Ian
Bir
Corporation of Hushants
Train Car Romance In Paris Suburbs
A narrator describes a railway carriage scene where two lovers distract a decorated officer with military talk. A patch on the lady’s nose betrays the intrigue as the couple slips away at Saint Cloud, while the observer contemplates a potential confrontation and recalls the siege of Paris.
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Asneres
Mont-Valerien
Paris
Courbevoie
Arc de Triomphe
the Invalides
Clichy
Saint Cloud
Sapristi
Bessemer Belle Factory Halted Then Resumed in 1664
The article notes that the reile factory in Bessemer Belle was unsatisfactory and its manufacture was abandoned, with production not resuming until 1664.
Unclear OCR fragment on automobile riders device use
Fragmentary text describes a device for automobile riders including pulleys and forks to operate and steer a motor. No clear event person or organization is identifiable.
Cervera Watch Redeemed Plan In Wichita Drive
Wichita residents form a forty person group led by William Pitt Cleveland to redeem Admiral Cervera's watch from Ed Vail & Co. and return it to Spain. The watch passed through Lieut Bettis of the Twenty third Kansas troops after a Cuban pilot aided Cervera’s escape at Santiago.
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Wichita
Kan
Cervera
William Pitt Cleveland
Spain
Ed, Vail & Co., Jrwelers
W. A. Betts
Twenty Third Kansas
Cuba
Bettis
Pitt Cleveland
Santiago Harbor
Santiago
Kisbeth Catharine Campbell
Clilma
Gol Roquemore In Serious Illness After Stroke
Col John D Roquemore a leading Alabama lawyer and senatorial hopeful is in serious condition after a stroke and apoplexy last night. He has not been rational since retiring, and the family reports the attack occurred Thursday night.
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Montgomery
Col
John D. Roquemore
Alabama
Colonel Roquemore
Great Offer for Readers of The Atlanta Constitution 1900
The Atlanta Constitution announces a $3,000 cash prize contest tied to the Cotton Receipts at New Orleans covering September to April. It teases readers with a weekly subscription offer and promises detailed pricing, estimates, and guidance on the New Orleans receipts and related market data from past four years.
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Aanta Constitution
New Orleans
Atlanta Constitution
Hadley on college costs and youth ambitions in Yale speech
In a Yale address President Hadley calls call expenses the second leading problem for students and warns that rising living and amusement costs threaten financial balance. He argues modern comfort and cleanliness must shape student provisioning and that excessive allowances can misguide a boy’s social trajectory more than strict intellectual training.
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Hadley
Yale
Sonere
Hoy
Matare
Boy confronts thief after chase ends with owner seeking glass payment
A boy admits the theft at supper and explains the chase as his father’s warning to behave. The night ends when the owner of the damaged window house confronts the boy and demands payment of $1.34 for the glass.
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Augusta
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