Died an Unyielding Apache Chief Geronimo Passes
The famous Apache war leader Gero nimo died at Port Sill in Oklahoma while a prisoner after a long, brutal career against U S forces. He never forgave whites and died with hatred undiminished, having once sought permission to return to Arizona to die there.
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Geryalmo
Port Sill
Qldaloma
Miles
Tass
Washington
Moimevelt
United States Army
Arizona
Natehoe
Ooehlg
Geeeulo
Sears
Wiman
Child
Gerwolye
Ieronic
Moréhin
Geronimo
Sind
Geronime
Met
Gerquinn
Chiu
Lagle
Gold Gate
Tetid
Meola
Meath
Gertie
Lawton
Geroulin
Tinehton
San Bernardin
Bayispe
Mexican Rondon
Fort Mekeis
Titer
Mount Vernon Barracks
Alabam
Port Sul
United States
Healist
Tedakin
Geronimo Jolne
Dutet
Umbrella Mischief Sparks Humorous Pubescence Tale
A young boy causes a commotion after a mishap with an umbrella aboard a street scene. A mother and bystanders react as a child teases adults and a man named Whit Cet must explain the mistaken ownership, reflecting a light, newspaper humor item from the era.
Moon and world news mixed in late 19th century mishmash
A collage of short items notes feats and myths from around the world. It cites Purkey exports, Belgian princesses, doctors per capita in New York, Russian congress talk of trial marriages, fruit imports, and a Savannah whisky surplus. It mentions donations to Naperville tuberculosis care, sugar consumption by nations, and various curiosities about taxes, roses, and nursing in Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Belgium
Europe
New York City
St. Petersburg
Germany
Keith Spalding
Chicago
Naperville
United States
France
Great Britain
Savannah
Manchester University
Tussell Sage
New York
Farmer opens fresh egg route with daily delivery
An Iowa farmer Alan Who raises many chickens and markets eggs directly to a loyal customer base, adding dressed poultry and farm products. His method mirrors milkmen, delivering fresh eggs daily while cutting out stale warehoused stock and aiding his own farm profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Alan
Springfield Journal
Wire Covered Gate Balancing and Farm Tips Digest
A 12 ft apart wire covered gate balanced with 4 ft of weights and a 16 ft frame described with 2x4s and stone counterweight. Includes farm notices on potato growing soil prep pruning timing shaving horse orchard notes and general horticulture guidance from Maine station director Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fraser
Woods
Maine Agricultural Experiment Station
Seedling care and dairy calf cost study noted in Michigan and Oregon reports
The article outlines seedling germination tips in a warm room and daily box turning. It then details Prof. Shaw's dairy calf cost study from birth to one year, including feed quantities and a final weight and cost. Also covered are Oregon apples for King Edward, salt water weed control on the Oregon Short Line, and Michigan homestead lands withdrawn from market by the State Land Commissioner.
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Shaw
Michigan
Oregon
Edward
United States
Boston
England
Beulah Land
Hood River
Ore
Oscar Vanderbilt
Oregon Short Line
Great Salt Lake
State Lande
Huntley Resell
Public Beheading Return Stirs Paris Crowds
Prance recovered the guillotine and resumed public executions after a three year pause. Parisians packed streets and cafes, dressing in masks and infant costumes to mock the condemned and sing songs as executioner Deller received frenzied ovations. Spectators rioted in behavior, while authorities debate limiting or privatizing future hangings.
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Prance
President Fauberts
Danvers
Victi
M. Deller
King “de Profundis
Various Demographics Facts And Political Terms From 19th Century Texts
A collage of statistical notes on New York City women clubs, national rubber and cable usage, and Paris tree records, paired with political terms from 19th century figures. It cites Mrs Tarrlet Paul in Colorado, Napoleon era funding, Burns Concordance word frequencies, and 1880s party labels like Stalwart and Mogwamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
United States
New South
Mra. Tarrlet Paul
Committee On Corporations and Railroads
Colorado Assembly
Paris
Hotel de Ville
Technical World Magazine
J. B. Reid
Burns
Glasgow News
Blaine
General Grant
Mr. Conkling
New York
Mr. Blaine
Garfield
Outgrowing Things and Universal Suffrage Notes
A fragmentary Home Notes passage contemplates outgrowing dresses friendships and deals with a witty aside on Sweden adopting universal suffrage. It muses on regret and monotony and hints at prejudices while quoting casual lines from various sources and voices. The tone resembles a newspaper column’s light commentary on social ideas and trivial anecdotes.
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Home Notes
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QLO
Arly
Geroiting
Winkoyth
Gerontim
Serilons
New Mexico
Sonora
Mewleos
Proferrea
Tata
Cmiey Ghnontaio
Johia
Hiterlally
Pwarson
W. J. Beggs
Seattle
Luther Burbank
California
Sergius
Russia
Moscow
Charles Francis Adams
Massachusetts Legisature
Highway Commission
Canton
Cilna
China
Polley
Pollee
George PF. Lowell
Massachusetts
America
Lavell
Glamorgan County Court
Cardiff
Wales
Barry Celery
Florida
Texas
Forestry Service
Uncle Sam
Odgain
Sweden
Sredlah
Chevelimd
Pialo Dealer
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