Chinook State Nickname Sparks Washington Debate
In a Tremont hotel anecdote a speaker recalls registering under Chinook State, explaining Washington's chinook winds shape the nickname. He mentions clerks' curiosity about other new states nicknames like Flicker-tail for North Dakota and Swinge-cat for South Dakota, noting he only knows the Washington origin.
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Chicago Tabune
Tremont
Mike O'Brien
Washington
Illinois
O’brien
O’Brien asked me about _the nicknames of the other new States
North Kota
South Dakota
Montana
Why They Like Politics in a Congress Dilemma
Washington March 7. A panel of lawmakers discusses what draws men to repeated congressional service and whether any financial gains exist. Names include Vaux Morgan Springer Lodge Stewart Lee Burrows Casar O Neill Reed and others, with views ranging from duty and fame to lack of pecuniary profit.
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Ashington
Vaux
Morgan
Alabama
Springer
House Democrats
United States
Congress
Congressionel I
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Capitol
Stewart
WH. Lee
Virginia
Horace
Julius Casar Burrows
Potent New Drinks Oyster Cocktails and Cafe Royal Frapped
A New York scene touts two innovations at the Manhattan Club corner of Fifth Ave and 84th Street. Oyster cocktail blends citrus, pepper and wine with half a dozen Blue Point oysters, while cafe royal trapped mixes black coffee and brandy for a semi frozen drink. The concoctions are praised as invigorating and potent for a full dinner ending in a dash to Central Park.
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Cafe Royal
Great
Marble Palace
5Th Ay
84Th St
Manhattan Club
New York Herald
5Th Aq
34Th St
Central Park
Postmaster Mansfield and the truth of thought transference
A reader-honorably recounts experiences with the so called spirit postmaster Mansfield, asserting telepathy proves spirit contact. The writer describes unaddressed sealed letters read and answered, tests of identity, and personal testimony that the medium is honest and capable of communicating with departed souls.
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Sunday Globe
White House
Mansfield
Simon Willard
Alvin Adams
Pross
Felton and Bell
The Richest Man in America
The New York Star reports consensus among judges of wealth that John D. Rockefeller is the richest American, with Rockefeller earning about 1,000,000 dollars annually. The Astors Vanderbilts and Jay Gould are noted as wealthier in total but not as rich individually.
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New York Sun
Young
Sterne
Saul
Spain
Persia
East
Tony Weller
Jarvey
Ireland
Reed
Europe
Bismarcks
Gladstones
Kate le Moyne
New York Star
Mr. Rockefeller
United States
America
Astors
Vanderbilts
Astor
Vanderbilt
Jay Gould
Stevenson Burke
Bovngialine
Wheen
Vee Its
Rockefeller
Brandy Oil Qi Company
Prin
Thought Transference in Letter Readings Questioned
John Wetherbee discusses a claim of answering over 70 000 letters suggesting the replies may come from an unseen intelligence rather than clairvoyance. He notes translated Greek pages and letters unread by him, implying a telegraphed message or spirit presence behind the communication.
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Alvin Adams
Simon Willard
Har
Bene
Susan
Hattie
Adene
Boston Post
Mansfield
New York
John
Pateens
John Wetherbee
Banner urges blankets for horses on cold streets
On severe winter days a youth parades a blanket warning near dry goods stores. A coachman in fur is uncovered. the crowd gathers and the lesson sticks as the woman ensures her horses are properly blanketed thereafter.
A Palace Car for Hens
A new palace poultry car arrives in Indianapolis for shipping chickens. The Jenkins car converts a freight car into 128 wire screened coops with integrated water and feed, an attendant compartment, a 750 gallon tank, and storage space under the floor. Officials claim reduced suffocation risk and less weight shrinkage while keeping poultry fresh for market.
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Indianapolis Journal
Palace
Indianapolis
Bee Line
Jenkins
Arthur Jordan
Hwest
Plating Work Promises Earnings in Early Advert
A reader asks if a person can make 80 or 840 a week in plating. A response says earnings range from 5 to 3 a day selling plated ware with instructions from Lake Electric Company in Englewood, Ul. The business allegedly offers steady money for anyone willing to start.
Latest Parisian Hair Cut From Paris Fashion to Gotham
The article traces ancient barber origins to modern styles, describing a new Parisian haircut imported to Gotham. It features M. Poujol the barber's account of forming a square top with brushed back hair and upward side hair, and explains which faces suit square chins and trimmed beards. It notes adoption by Elites like Speers and Cohen brought this Duc de Guise style to New York six months earlier.
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Sesostris
Egypt
Adam
England
Company of
France
Saidem
Poujel
Gotham
UN Jeune Messeu
Paris
Chicago
M. Poujol
Mr. Speers
Grant
William C. Cohen
Duc de Guise
Henry III
St. Bartholomew
The First Ten in Atchison Globe notice
A brief column notes about about ten years in a best man’s life and mentions aspirants to a base ball team among other items.
The Village Hatter and the Wool Hat Industry
The Sun notes wool hat work began with colonial village hatters imitating patterns from England. Wool felting arose from a saintly legend, spreading through Europe, then to America where factories advanced and prices dropped. Modern hats vary with enamel bands, tinsel owls, cords, and decorative details.
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Europe
America
Buffalo Bill’s Cowboys
Centre New York
Mexico
Her Narrow Escape Judge to Mabel Watsington
Dialogue fragment shows Mabel Watsington sobbing and the Judge reacting as words about a count and hearing an appeal are clouded by garbled text. A stagecoach ride scene hints at tension and miscommunication in a historical setting.
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Mabel Watsington
Mabel
Watsington
Farm Journal Promotional Fragment With Pricing Note
A fragment promotes The Farm Journal as the leading agricultural monthly with practical farm information. It mentions a regular price of 60 cents and a 10 cent combination offer with The We Globe, ending with an address snippet.
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Vick
James Vick
Seedsman
Rochester
N. Y
Eowyst
Charming Home Journal
Ladies Home Companion
Farm Journal
We Globe
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