Great West and Great Salt River Valley Report Overview
The article surveys territorial reports on the American West from governors of Washington, Idaho, Wyoming, Dakota, Arizona and more. It highlights optimistic views of settlement, agriculture, and resource wealth, including high altitude farming in Bear Lake County, Wyoming coal and soda deposits, Idaho irrigation, Arizona Salt River prospects, and concerns about Native peoples, whites, and taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great West
Secretary of the Interior
Whch
Semple
Washington
Lerri
Stevenson
Idaho
Bear Lake County
Cachentley
Utah
Paris
Wich
Shake River Valley
Salmon Falls
Snake River
Snake River Valley
Wyoming
Thomas Moonlight
Louis J. Ricketts
Oan
Laramie
Ney
Laramie, Reteark & Waway
Laramie City
Rock Island
Lll
Pacific Coast
Texas
Chicago
Dakota
Church of Dakota
Delaware
Indiana
C. Meyer Zulick
Arizona
Frank Cushing
Smithsonian Institution
Hemingway
Boston
Saltiver
Mroneh
Hon
J. de Barth Shorb
California State Board of Viticulture
Nile
Salt River Valley
Iks
Zulick
Montana
Preston H. Leslie
Flathead Reservation
Coeur a’Alene
Ovada
Ohio
Nevada
Jefferson
Pinkertons
Pinkerton
Republic
No Appetite for Beef at New Boylston Market
A Guyone reporter visits Tucker & Koak at the Boylston market noting poor beef demand due to cold weather. Shoppers favor game, fruit, and imports like pineapples from the Holy Land while a full price list of meats and produce highlights weekly specials and varied per pound rates.
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Holy Land
Guyone
Tucker & Koak
Boylston
Mr. Tucker
South Shore
Ferris
Hunnewell
Providence River
Virginia
W.dgeon
Boston
Onliower
Penry
Fairbanks
Buster
Wes
Cape
Egus
Fancy
Nearby
Baldwin
Fancy Snow
Northern Spy
Hubbardston
Bishop Hoyt
Florida
Jamaica
Salem
Malaga
Mrs Sherwood on Entering Society Etiquette and Card Etiquette
A New York Boston etiquette column answers reader questions on how women should be addressed with initials after marriage, which cards to send to mothers and daughters, whether tea gowns are proper for evening or calls, and how to approach social entry. It discusses expectations for hosting dinners, guest order, and how to behave in society, stressing modesty, civility, and tact over snobbery.
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Mary Smith
Margery
Florence Faille
John Smith
Rcader
England
Washington
America
New York
Continent
White House
Walter Raleigh
M. E. W. Sumewoop
Secret of success_links advertising and crime in short tales
In Confusing to the Poet by Burdette a merchant attributes success to heavy advertising while a burglar scoffs that secrecy matters more. The poet then encounters a misguided view and ends up seeking asylum. A classroom joke on Pompeii yields humorous mispronunciations highlighting differing minds.
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Olympic Range
Puget Sound
Traition
Seatco Laseu
Apy
Happy Valley
Bob Burdette
Secresy
Poe
Lunatic Asylum
Train passengers defy women standers on crowded ride
A Chicago Tribune item recalls a southbound suburban train scene where a male passenger demands seats for women in the aisle. Seventeen men rise and crowd toward the smoking car as women stand.
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Chicago Tribune
European Nurseries and the Massachusetts Horticultural Society
F L Temple of Somerville spoke on European nurseries as centers of plant creation and inspiration. The talk praised European nurserymen, cited Kew and Ghent, and noted packing, labor, and the absence of local New England nurseries. Debates over hall alterations and tariffs followed, with delegates named for a pomological gathering in Florida.
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Europe
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
F. L. Temple
Somerville
Henry P. Walcott
Hunnewell
JL. Temple
Kew
Traveson
Orleans
France
Louis van Houtte
Ghent
John Iaing
London
Wares
Tottenham
Lonon
Theorgeousnes
W.C. Strong
New England
Temple
Dawson
Mr. Dawson
Seetet
Florida
W. C. Strong
B. Breck
Benamin
G. Smith
H. Spooner
Charles J. Flint
Frank W. Andrews
B. Hadren
Stiles Frost
Chancy Smith
David B. Klint
Elijah H. Lake
Edward Kendall
J. W. Manning
Hosea Eaton
G. W. Fowle
Frederick Smyth
New Hampshire
Benjamin P. Ware
Francis H. Appleton
Rabbi Schindler on Intermarriage and Jewish Identity
At Temple Adath Israel Rabbi Solomon Schindler challenged the idea of a Semitic problem and warned against intermarriage across races. He argued against assimilation pressures, urged caution in marriages between Jews and Christians, and called for future harmony through gradual cultural and religious fusion. He stressed that true happiness depends on equality of breeding, intellect, and morals, and urged delaying such unions until prejudice fades.
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Temple Adath Israel
Solomon Schindler
Baron Hirsch
Tony
Paris
Ile On May
Hirsch
America
Europe
Odious Risks of Women's Clubs in Society
A critical 1888 essay argues that social clubs for women breed vanity and dependence, erode home life, and foster intimate alliances that threaten male-female harmony. It warns club life will attract restless middle-class women, intensify public publicity, and degrade character by prioritizing external stimulation over wholesome home influence.
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Prince of Wales
Margate
Tarowan
Basta
Euclid
Miranda
Desdemona
Juliet
Vernelia
Names and Nonsense in Fate’s Odd Ballad
A playful verse catalogues contraries in surnames and mirrors fate in mortal tales. Noting Goodman and Wellman, Joy and Wiseman, Blackman and White, the poem parodies how a name can mislead as a tombstone tells a life’s story.
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Mien
Fate
Mr. Goodman
Mr. Wellman
Mr. Joy
Mr. Wiseman
Boston crowds eager for Clever City in March show
The Boston public lauds the Clever City actress after a Parisian comparison and predicts packed theaters when she performs in Boston in March. The New York Tribune notes her intelligent audiences and anticipates strong attendance as Athenians rush to see the clever performer on stage.
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Boston
New York Tribune
Bading
Paris
Positive remedy for consumption advertised by T A Slocum
A letter to the editor proclaims a cure for consumption offered by T A Slocum of 118 Pearl Street New York. It promises to send two bottles free to readers who mail their address and details. The missive focuses on a supposed universal efficacy and requests personal information to fulfill the offer.
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Andress
T. A. Slocum
Pearl St
New York
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Wynooski
Sae
Jake
Great Salt River Valley
Washington Territory
Walla Walla
Halla
School of Languages
Columbia
Morgan
Mrs. Sherwood
Violet
Eton
Elmo
C. W
VipeTre
al Nous
Pompey 1
Pompey
Pompee
European Nurseries
Massachusetts M Horticulturists
Rabbi Schindler
Russia
Engand
Russa
OUIDA
Society of Women
Mr. Blackman
Mr. White
Mr. Stout
Mr. Neat
Mr. Winter
Mr. Summer
Mr. Gamble
Mr. Long
Mr. Wildman
Mr. Learned
Mr. Meek
Nailor
Mr. Pitcher
Sailor Reef
Mr. Wait
Mr. Early
Mr. Sweet
Mr. Crook
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