Notable events from a distant calendar in The Weekly Historian
A fragmented ledger of historical milestones and biographical notes spanning 1400 to 1903. Entries mention battles, political shifts, deaths, charters, inventions, and notable figures such as Washington, Benedict Arnold, Brigham Young, Queen Victoria, and Archbishops.
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Lanenothians
Vietortour
Wake Geld
Thritish East India Company
James Francis Edward Stuart
England
Rome
Montgomery
Quibec
Washington
Princeton
Benedict Arnold
Congress
Bank of North America
Keyond Sexton
Ftat
New York
Kassia
Proussin
Poland
Thoms Jefferson
Black Rock
Buffalo
Toronto
Louis Kossuth
Gardaden
Vanadis
Thecompton
Kanone
H. G. Spaulding
Hiiowen
Cape Hatten
Brigham Young
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Finnncler
Queen Victoria
Tula
Indies
Archbishop Ryan
Philadelphia
Tome
Italy
Toratio Allen
America
New Jersey
Royal College of Surgeons
Acelia Jenks Moomer
Cornell Mutts
Town
Parla
Leary Mavelock Allan
Afehus
Lroquois Chepter
Chicago
Ice and dairy building from old farm practices
Describes ice house and dairy construction with a 12 to 15 foot upright, 16 foot sweep, and ice tongs for lifting cakes. Notes paneling, insulation, and airflow between dairy and ice-house. Also discusses pork, poultry handling, berry culture, dairy cow selection, and farm advertising in a rural periodical.
Orientation Event in Philadelphia Targets Professor Deliberations
An orientation in Kaplala by the American Society of Dibliea Literature Exegesia issued a call for public reply to charges against Professor Hermann Miprecht and others at the University of Virginia. The protest centers on alleged faking of ancient tablets reportedly found in Nip pur St and now housed at the University of Pennsylvania Museum.
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Kaplala
American Society of Dibliea
Teymit Imeotfing
Philadelphia
Dpan
Hermann ¥. Miprecht
Profimmer
University of Vexnayvania
Agaliat
Nippur
St In
University of Pennsylvania
Varus
Orient
LC Ik
Hitcrechit
Discivenlos
Navy Yard Commander Discusses Navy Defects in Interview
Adaira Goodrich of the New York Navy yard and Harry Koutordwh criticize defects in the American navy. The article notes mutual views with the Secretary of the Navy and reports the President intends a broad reorganization of the naval bureaus.
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Goodrich
Adaira Goodrich
New York Navy Yard
Harry Koutordwh
Paral
California Fruit Canners Association Awards Record Can Contract
The California Fruit Canners Association gave its largest contract ever to American Can Company of Pittsburgh for 100 million cans to be delivered at 20 million a year over five years. Terms were allegedly forced on the Steel Trust by fruit growers threatening California can plant construction.
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California Fruit Canners’ Association
American Can Company
Pictsury
Cailing
Steel Trust
California
New York Tenement Rent Crusade Grows Large
The movement of lower East Side tenement dwellers to lower rents swells to tens of thousands with estimates from 80 000 to a larger figure. Local socialists lead, many meetings held, some outdoor gatherings disrupted by police as landlords fear reductions.
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Lower East Side
New York City
Earthworms Spread Anthrax Through Soils and Crop Rotations
A historical note suggests earthworms convey spores from rations to the surface, causing reinfection. M Louis Pastor studied reinfection but found no success. The text discusses crop rotation and which crops follow others or can grow year after year on the same land.
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M. Louis Pastour
Healing by Faith at St Pauls Church Chicago
St Pauls Reformed Episcopal Church Chicago led by Bishop Fallows adopts Christian psychology to aid mental disorders and some functional illnesses. The program works with physicians and neurologists, drawing on mind, suggestion and religion while not treating organic disease.
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Chicago
St. Paul's
St Paul's
At &T. Paul's
Ter
Pallows
Fallows
Maghind
Wisconsin
Jacopal Church
Piblic Instruction
Reformed Episcopal Church
St. Paul's Church
Big Poultry Show Highlights Chicago Exhibition
The National Panelers and Bressers Association hosted a large national poultry show in Chicago drawing about three thousand exhibitors. Prizes went to birds bred in the Midwest, including a champion valued at 2500 owned by Ernest Kellerstrags of Kansas City. Other entries included high value fowl, chicks, pigeons, and game birds. A second item notes John D. Rockefeller’s remarks on tainted money at Syracuse University events.
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Chicago
Poultry
Ie National Panelers
Bressers' Association
Middle West
New York
Ernest Kellerstrags
Kunans City
Syracuse University
John D. Archbald
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Tee
Lee House
Montreal Star
Demrick
Pomentul Ammarcans
Legal Aid Society of
New York Board of Education
Edward Shea
Montetir
N. J
Hoe
Katherine Noble
Baltimore
Ernesto Troilo- Semandetti
Mexico
Burlington
Colon
Mies Winifred Holt
New York Association For the Blind
Jeremiah O'Meara
Helen Neughton
Stamford
Conn
O'Meara
Nolther
Baroppam Enginee Eets
Samuel Valtows
Tilve, Wee
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