Elaine Goodale to Wed Sioux Doctor at Ascension NY
Miss Elaine Goodale, author and supervisor of Indian schools, to marry Dr. Charles A Eastman of Dartmouth and Boston University in New York City. Eastman, about 30, is a government medical inspector with Sioux lineage. after the wedding they will return to Dakota.
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Elaine Goodale
Pine Ridge Agency
Dakota
Church of Ascension
New York
Charles A. Eastman
Dartmouth
School of Medicine
Boston University
Eastman
Ohyiesa
Miss Goodale
Dora Reed
Rosas Sterling Goodale
Dora
Sanford
Yale
Rose
Dayton
Elaine
Sky Farm
Berkshire
Sky Farm Cottage
Berkshire County
Privat Race Indian Agency
Sioux Reservation
Alfresco
Toothpicks How They Are Made And Used Across The Nation
Detroit Free Press outlines toothpick production in Maine Muncie Wellsville Cedar Rapids and a Cedar Rapids plant. It notes output in hundreds of millions annually and that most picks are new unused at restaurants. Prices vary from cheap common picks to costly ornate gold and jewel encrusted versions.
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Detroit Free Press
Chicago
United States
Maine
Muncie
Ind
Wellsville
N. C
Cedar Rapids
Sous Wen
Sea Coal Feebrity
France
Far West
Ania
Reed-Like Womanhood in a Noted Man-Milliner's Costumes
In New York on June 13 a fashionable metropolis scene shows a high bred young woman strolling city streets in an exquisitely tailored Parisian gown. Her light tan and vieux-rose cloth outfit blends luster with restraint as she captures the gaze of onlookers and defines contemporary society style.
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York
Fashionable widow in jet and silk gowns captivates roving eyes
A lengthy description portrays a fashionable widow wearing a long black gown with jet fringe and a wreath of jet, silk gauze, and crape details. The feature discusses elegant hats, slender waists, and mournful style, asserting the wearer gains sympathy and admiration, with emphasis on refined, delicate beauty.
Redfern Notions in New York Fashion June 13
On a day of low priced fabrics and trims the fashion mood centers on wealth and luxury. Rich coats and wraps in brocade and fine cloth are accessorized with jewels, fur bands, and embroidery, with gowns matching in price and style. Even mundane morning dresses show costly touches, while understated cotton frocks gain elegance with silk foundations and lace. A dustcloak, not old fashion, complements the perishable summer attire as Maiden and Matrons stroll leafy roads in a fawn colored silk wrap striped with white.
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New York
Fashion Notes on Lingerie and Accessories From Redfern
Redfern comments on silk lingerie waning in popularity as silk skin contact is deemed unhealthy. Wool undergarments with insertion and lace rise in favor for comfort and climate control. Hosiery and gloves trend toward openness, while summer outfits favor transparency and sturdier outdoor wear.
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Redfern
Deepening Well Near Wheeling Aims For Mile Depth
Government funds 6000 dollars to support an experimental well on Bogg's Run near Wheeling West Virginia to reach a mile deep for earth temperature data. The 4000 plus foot bore would be the deepest globally, with tools and fishing gear described and comparisons to other deep wells in the United States and abroad.
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Wheeling
W. Va
New York
United States Geological Survey
Wis
Pittsburg
Gareago
George Westinghouse, Jr
Jonathan Watson
Titusville
Penn
Ametes
Tson
Pertonlas
Greene County
Boston School of Technology
T. Louis Hes & Well
Potsdamermany
Berlin
Paris
Jeaux Cailles
Pager
la Capelle Trance
Tarentum
Allegheny River
Tidioute
Alleghany
Petroleum Centre
Creek
Ashington
Charlesn
University At
Morgantown
Wheeling Chamber of Commerce
Interesting Facts About Cotton Weaving From Harper's Young People
The article traces cotton weaving from India to other regions, noting ancient Indian origins and the praise for fine East Indian fabrics. It mentions the term woven wind, mythic sewing deftness, and the spread of cotton to Egyptians, Persians, Chinese, and Arabs, with notes on muslin from Mosul and cambric from Cambrai.
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Harper's Young People
India
America
China
Arabia
Mosul
Turkey
Cambray
Nce
Eans
His Little Joke in a Detroit Free Press Snippet
A fragmented Detroit Free Press excerpt shows a courtroom scene with a speaker describing feeling exhausted after a hard winter. The judge jokes about sixty days to recuperate, reflecting a light legal tone amid the terse OCR text.
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Detroit Free Press
Temporarily. Puck and love reshape the world’s orbit
The fragment presents a poetic view where love makes the world go round and moves a man to action as he finds the beloved is his whole world, a brief lyrical expression of devotion and perception.
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Puck
Cloak Department Girl Forces Arrest After Pocketbook Theft
At Madison and Halsted in Chicago a well dressed young woman used a revolver to stop a thief who had snatched her pocketbook Tuesday night. Officers Ward and Howe arrested the suspect, Hattie Michaelson of 32 West Erne Street, after a dramatic pursuit through Green Street and Ernest Bridge. The woman claimed the thief was a regular loafer she had seen before and vowed to press charges.
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Little Wolf
Dakota
Pougensen
Tayne River
Montana
Madison and
Halsted Sts
Chicago
Ward and Howe
Des Plaines St
Hattie Michaelson
West Erne St
Sam
Green
Ernest Bridge
Rdan
Lowe
Beanstown
Troubled Cupid Seeks Hope After Loss in Correspondence
A Yankee Blade correspondence notes a man engaged to a woman who has lost a former suitor to death. The troubled fiancé finds no fault with the situation and contemplates their future together, reflecting on romantic misfortune and resilience.
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Yankee Blade
Cupid
Silent Mourning and Expected Matches In Society Notes
A correspondent chronicles a widow’s persistent grief and deep affection for her late lover. He questions if she will marry again, noting her respect for the memory and hints of a renewed attachment unfolding as suitors linger, with Cupid’s rivalries shaping social expectations.
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Cupid
The Angel in White Reads Her Essay in Verse
A playful verse scene in which a young woman in white is invited to read: she has learned languages, Francesca’s sorrow, Emerson, and English prose, and may reveal wit or wisdom beyond her years. The speaker praises her looks and poise while anticipating a witty, erudite essay.
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Francesca
Emerson
Peanuts Draw Farmer Eli to New York Tomorrow
In a rustic exchange, farmer Eli, eager over a 400000 bushel peanut supply reported in the paper, declares plans to travel to New York to see the crop. His wife pleads, but Eli insists on the journey, hoping for a glimpse of the market and prospects before any further departure.
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Puck
Eli
Jane
New York
African King to a missionary on ruler duties and justice
An excerpt depicts a king warning a missionary about the consequences of challenging royal authority. The dialogue stresses loyalty, the ruler’s expectations of justice, and the threat to obstruct the missionary’s influence.
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Filegende Blaetter
Reckoning of Time and the Quest for Standard Time
Sanford Fleming traces the history of timekeeping from sun and stars to clepsydras candles and sand glasses, noting the move toward mean time and standard zones. He explains the hour zone system, its adoption in North America and Japan, and the push to drop local time based on longitude, highlighting the Washington conference of 1854 as pivotal and the global push toward synchronized time standards.
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Sanford Fleming
Engineering Magazine
Greece
Rome
Westminster Hall
London
Geneva
Berlin
Paris
Christendom
Washington
Greenwich
North Pole
North America
Japanese Empire
England
Scotland
Austria
Hungary
Germany
Sane
Alves
Post
Roulette Chance Tale From a Cincinnati Swell Casino
An old-time gambler recounts steering a wheel in a famed city game. A wealthy man bet 8800 on doubles, rushed to count 500, and lost when the ball landed elsewhere. The dealer quickly threw the ball, avoiding a 15000 loss as the bet paid 36 to 1.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Wood Pulp and Its Rise in Paper Making
The article explains wood fibre as a pulp substitute for cotton rags in paper production. It outlines a mechanical method using oblique rasping of blocks to release fibre, with fibre length depending on block angle, and notes a shift to chemical treatment replacing older techniques.
On the Stage First Night Reactions From Two Actresses
In a New York drawing room two actresses who performed the prior night share brisk private banter with friends. they laugh at nerves during first night and critique wigs, lighting, and stage flowers while imagining dramatic future props and songs.
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New York World
Brette
Asher
la Belle
la Petite
la Helle
Bears climb trees in Indian encounter described by Inverarity
A Bombay Natural History Society account cites J D Inverarity and Captain Burton in 1890 filming a female Ursus labiatus as it climbed a tree to escape a shot. The bear’s ascent, subsequent fall, and near-miss with Inverarity’s feet are detailed with close-quarters action and a lithograph illustration.
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J.D. Inverarity
Bombay Natural History Society
Reality
Apt. Burton
The
Royal Fusiliers
Inverarity
Inverartty
Ted
Red Stockings Star Sadie Martinet A Noted 19th Century Actress
Sadie Martinet born Sallie Martin rose from a female minstrel act at the Boylston Museum to a theatre career in New York and Boston. She led in Boston season under Field and became a favorite of the Bpheman n Club led by Charlies H. Hart. She moved from Rice's companies to broader comedy work with notable success.
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Sadie Martinet
Sallie Martin
Bpheman N Club
Charlies H. Hart
Sadie
Rice
Light battery war strength limits and racial classifications
The text lists authorized wartime force levels for a light battery with five officers and 65 enlisted men, and a battery with four officers and 44 enlisted men, noting any increase requires Congress. It then abruptly breaks into garbled racial classifications such as mulatto quadroon metis and fractions of black heritage, followed by incoherent fragments.
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Prairies
Pine Ridge Reserve
Teres
Omaha
Pine Ridge
Beyennes
Heath
Besa
Ne Ridge
White River
Carlisle
White Clay
Wounded Knee
Guiferto
Orenigs
Felix
Ever
Henrietta
Jane Baggues
Joe
Cloak Department
George Horton
Texas Siftings
Wood Pulp
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