European Cheeses Reflect Soil Climate and Maker Secrets
The article argues cheese character stems from soil and climate as well as producer technique. English varieties like Cheshire and Cheddar gain distinct flavors. French Camembert Pont l’Eveque Neufchatel and Italian Gorgonzola and Parmesan are praised for regional traits and aging. It notes America’s mass production dulls regional character and cites specific cheeses and origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
England
America
France
Italy
Cheshire
Somerset
Paris
Normandy
Pont l'Eveque
Port du Saint
Milanese
Neufchatel
I. Y. World
Talking Man of Sammon Samoa Tolafali Chief Adviser and Orator
The talking man Tolafali in Samoan village life holds supreme influence over state affairs. He is the chief adviser persuader and restrainer of leading chiefs with eloquence and immunity. His eyes mouth and limbs are spoken of in special honor words unique to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammon
Samoa
Tolafali
N. Y. L’ress
German Emigration Falls Over Decade Trends
The excerpt notes German emigration declining from 222,990 in 1881 to 20,960 in 1898, with intermediate years showing substantial drops: 104,780 in 1887, 120,090 in 1891, 37,490 in 1895, 33,820 in 1896, and 24,030 in 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Science and Industry Notes on Global Progress and Tools
A survey of the era highlights the Scientific alliance of New York and major 19th century advances. It notes Pacific railroads and the Suez canal as defining feats, colonial markets, and a pearl button industry in Janesville using Mississippi shells, alongside advances in machinery and exhibit models at South Kensington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific Alliance of
New York
Suez Canal
Asia
Africa
Janesville
Wis
Morocco
India
Europe
South Kensington
Belleville
Pickpockets Gain and Wealth Patterns Described
An independent column notes pickpockets likely take more annually than other crime groups. It cites a Confederate reunion theft of about 20 000 dollars and claims many thieves accumulate 3 000 to 5 000 dollars in cash as an expense fund. A tale of rapid post prison recovery follows with a saloon keeper repayment in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Staement
Europe
Cat Taneket
Childrer
Isaiah Flynt
Independent
Dawn of the Twentieth Century Across the Globe
John Ritchie Jr. describes how the date line near Friendly Islands places the new century at different local times. He notes Tuesday for the islands while much of the world marks Monday December 31, 1900, with varied activities from Melbourne to San Francisco as clocks sweep toward the new era.
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Pacific Ocean
Melbourne
Manila
Calcutta
London
Tower of
House of Commons
Boston
New York
Washington
Chicago
San Francisco
Pacific
Midway
Brooks Island
John Ritchie, Jr
Ladies’ Home Journal
Foreign Ores for America Arriving to Philadelphia
Two hundred thousand tons of iron ore and 150,000 tons of copper ore have been bought in foreign countries for shipment to Philadelphia in the coming year. More than 200 ships will be required to transport the cargoes. Ore sources include Spain Cuba and the Orinoco mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Philadelphia
Spain
Cuba
Orinoco
N.Y. Sun
Timber Culture Contest Notice in Bozeman Montana 1900
Interior Department announces contest by Annie A. Berg against Timber Culture entry 246 for SE H A W 41 and lots 3 4 in section 18 township north range 14 east. Heirs of Edward K Parker must respond by March 29 1900 ahead of April 10 1900 hearings in Bozeman. public notice ordered due to service issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bozeman
Montana
Annie A. Berg
Sehaw
North Range
Edward &. Parker
Edward Kd. Parker
Sarah Parkerilbert
Washington, D. C
H. £. Hoxie
Los Angeles
Cal
Raward NR. Parker
O. M. Laanpriest
U. S
Big Timber
United States Land Office
Bozemia
Hivins
Sheriff's Sale Foreclosure Notice in Sweet Grass County
Under a court order in a 1900 Montana case, A. T. Kellogg, as sheriff, will auction Lots 1 and 2 in section 12, township 1 north, range 14 east totaling 67.12 acres, in Sweet Grass County. The sale occurs March 16, 1900 at 11:00 am in front of the Sweet Grass County courthouse for cash to satisfy the judgment and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass County
Arete Staalson
Giaintiff
Josephine Oleson
Frederick F. Oleson
Fred Worcester
Robert Cory
Harvey Cort
Emma Cort
Tam
Sweet Grass
United States
A. T. Kellogg
Grovars M. Harest
William Paurhberry
William Fr. Meyer
Hig Timber
Montana Meridian
A.T. Kellogg
Sweet Grass Co
Mont
George M. Haten
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Science and Industry
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Prosper Tessler
Mniake
M. Lanphear
Edward Adium
Melville, Montana
Michael Whalen
John &. Pruttine
Albert Crest
T. Love
Elizabeth Ellison
Sweetgrass County
O. M. Lunphear
U.S
A. L. Love
Mountana
J. M. Newell
A. P Stark
Livingston
Park County
James Graham
A. P. Svark
Sweet Gras
Albert Grandy
Albert Timedy
Deveanud
George A. Lousby
McLeod Postofive
George A. Loasby
Albert Grundy
Dee
Desert Lane
John FP. Pratting
Melville
NW & SE
OM Tamphear
Sue
Frank FE. Colvin
William Gobbrite
Prosper Tessier
Judson A. Post
District Court of
George FE. Wilson
George Wilson
Merrill
Sweet Gress County
Clafp Laperson
George E. Wilson
Joan E. Barvoun
Sherlefe
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Paville
Billiones Aid Othe Burlington Resite
Seattle
Karuses City
Hof
Rugee
Helens
Hob Segur
Pings
Alcr. C. ‘Ou
Marlin Fire-Armeco
New Haven
Pioneer
G. A. Stillson
Tampico
Lir
Foley
ST. Paul Minneapolis
Duluth
Spokane
Geuwy
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Portland
California
Japan
China
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