Bo Ying's Vengeance and Wing Hai's Charms
Bo Ying, angered by insults from foreign devils, hires Wing Hai the Chinatown charm maker to brew a lethal powder. The spell causes a magistrate to appear and incite a crowd, driving the couple from their home amid a procession, culminating in their humiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tung Flow
Wing Hai
Bo Ying
Chinatown
Tung
Kwangtung Province
Wing
Al-ya
Law
Huai
Kwangtung
Buckwheat Cakes Called The Distinctive American Dish
A French gastronome in New York praises buckwheat cakes as the most delicious and distinctive American dish. He notes their accessibility and affordability, preferring the light brown cakes with honey or maple syrup as a premier breakfast morsel. He laments their commonness and wishes more recognition of their merit. He speaks of looking forward to renewing contact with the treat on winter trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leslie’s Weekly
Education for all who can learn it now or never
Emily Jamies Putnam argues in Putnam's that many youths have limited capacity for culture. They should be educated early and kept apart from those who can learn freely. Technical and professional training should be provided and funded, while freer youths deserve intense, delightful culture at public expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Jamies Putnam
Putnam’s
His Shrewdness Old Million and Jake Fellows Dialogue
A terse exchanges two men in a scene about marriage alliance. Old Million challenges Jake Fellows with a scowling question on business tact and Jake asserts he has earned a daughter as his reward, claiming selection by the elder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Fellows
Snail Industry Booms Across France in Harvests
Snail farming has become a thriving industry in France with extensive cultivation and widespread consumption. French consumers are said to eat about 2.5 million sounds of snails annually as a valued delicacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Official Playing Schedule of the American League 1908
The opening games on April 4 feature Detroit at Chicago St Louis at Cleveland Philadelphia at New York and Washington at Boston. Conflicts show seven games at Chicago four at St Louis three at Philadelphia and one at Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chicago
St. Lewis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Boston
St. Louis
St Louis
ALL
Otuly
BEST
Phila
Local Columns Promise Worthwhile News for Readers
The article proclaims the paper’s columns carry all the locally, generally, and sportingly news worth printing. It asserts modern up-to-date coverage and reliability, inviting readers to rely on the column pages for the day’s happenings.
Carlisle Indian Spring Track and Baseball Plans
Carlisle Indian School coach Glen S Warner outlines spring track and field events featuring Mount Pleasant as a top 100 yard dash candidate and Thorpe in hurdles and high jump. He lists strong contenders Afraid of a Bear Exendine Thomas and Thorpe for shot put and pole vault. Baseball prospects show 30 candidates with Wasenka Garlow Nevashей and Jordan among infield and outfield hopefuls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen
Warner
Carlisle
Nicodemus Billy
Gardner
Aiken
Exendine
Thomas
Thorpe
Shhanandore
Two-Hearts
Black Star
Corn
Hunt
Philadelphia
State College
Carlisle Indians
Syracuse University
Elmira
N. Y
Swarthmore
Dickinson
Harrisburg
Wasenka
James Garlow
Newashe
William Garlow
Waglemen
Miller
Pete Houser
Nevashe
Joe Libby
Jordan
Balenti
Twin
Nevins
Hendricks
Young Deer
Chinese sprinter En Sue Pung sets unlikely 50 yard mark
En Sue Pung won Honolulu Chinese Athletic club field day 50 yard dash in 5.15 seconds, claimed world record though not recognized by the Amateur Athletic Union because Honolulu club not affiliated. He also won 100 yard dash in 10.3.5 seconds and earned a gold medal for top points totaling 28. The piece notes Dunne training after school at the Y M C A gym and parent origins in China, with a Honolulu Times observer defending his methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EN Sue Pung
Honolulu
Amateur Athletic Union of America
Chinese Athletic Club
Union
Great Britain
Colonies
Victors. Rice
Chicago
W. D. Eaton
New York
R. L. Murray
St. Louis
Victor Rice
University of Chicago
Bartlett Gymnasium
En Sue
J. Woo
C. L. Hook
S. C. Pung
John Lo
N. Enpui
Woo
China
Baseball Record Milestones From 1882 to 1906
A compendium of major league and minor league baseball records listing top marks in games, at bats, hits, chances by position, pitching feats, stolen bases, longest and shortest games, attendances, unassisted triples, and single-season victory totals. Notable names include Jiggs Donohue, Cap Anson era teams, and players from Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, New York, Louisville, Baltimore, and other clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Barrett
Detroit
Brown
Louisville
Keeler
Baltimore
Schreckengost
Athletics
Donahue
Chicago Americans
Evers
Chicago Nationals
Collins
Boston Nationals
Allen
Philadelphia Nationals
Slagle
Washington
Hutchinson
palls—Rusie
New York
Stovey
Boston
Fargo
Grand Forks
Jiggs” Donohue
New York Nationals
Philadelphia Athletics
Columbus
Ohio
Toledo
Paul Hines
Providence
R. L
Harry O’hagan
Rochester
Jersey City
Larry Schlang
Portland
Ore
Pittsburg
Waddell
Lancaster
Atlanta
Shreveport
John M. Ward
Buffalo
Cy Young
Also Mentioned on This Page
IOI
B. F. Napheys
Daily Story Pub. Co
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Brooks
PAPER
Ihe
Ely
Pittsburg AU
Sung Ak Aus
Ceererees
Chicago Jue
Sporting
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!