Mouse in cash register halts Morristown shop sales
A mouse built a nest in a Morristown area cash register from the Keashy and Madison Company Ambler. It caused a panic as the machine printed wrong receipts and failed to print. An expert was called but the mouse emerged from the drawer and died during removal.
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Morristown
Keashy and Madison Company
Ambler
O. K
Fire Cause Claim Exceeds Stove Blaze Losses
A report notes that two second fires started by careless matches or smoking caused losses greater than blazes from stoves furnaces boilers hot grease tar coal combined, highlighting the higher risk from such indirect ignition sources.
French Farce at Majestic Marked by Fast Moving Plot
A lively review of the Majestic production Getting Gertie's Garter notes rapid action and risqué humor. The fickle farce features a bungling butler, romantic entanglements, mistaken identities, and quick reversals as characters race through slapstick scenes and witty back and forth. One aside recalls ice shipments and early trades that hint at broader context.
Edmund Keane Riot in Boston 1821 and 1826
Boston events in 1821 and 1826 centered on Edmund Kean. He refused to perform at Federal Street Theatre on May 2081, inciting a mob and damage. He left May 25 1821, returning December 21 1826 as the theatre lay wrecked with broken windows and a chaotic scene.
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Boston
Jean
Edmund Kean
Federal St. Theatre
Kean
Brighton
Largest Coal Shipment Reaches Local Harbor By Tug James McWilliams
The tug James McWilliams of the Blue King delivered eight barges carrying about 6 000 tons of bituminous coal, the largest coal shipment to the harbor in weeks. The cargo, destined for Connecticut and New Haven dealers, marks the first of a 5 009 ton British coal contract with two more steamers due by week’s end. Also, the tug Pointer brought lumber and sand barges to New York clients, and Raymond Davis resigns as chief engineer to join the tug General Sherman in New Bedford.
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James McWilliams
Blue King
Gore
New Haven
England
New York Harbor
New York
Connectcut Company
Sprague ‘Coal Company
Karm Terminal Company
Vincent Bros. Coal Company
Patrick McGee and Company
James
Raymond Davis
Hig City
Sumenlo
James Hughes Towing Line
James Duff Company
New Bedford
Mass
General Sherman
Tulips From Turkey Sparked European Craze in 17th Century
The piece traces tulips from Turkey to Europe, noting Ottoman roots via a Turkish word and their rise to luxury status in Holland and Germany. It describes wealthy demand in Amsterdam, bulb imports from Constantinople, and the 1600s English planting from Vienna, culminating in the 1634 tulip mania. It also mentions a biology note on honeycomb cell partitions.
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Western
Europe
Holland
Germany
Amsterdam
Constantinople
England
Vienna
Marriage customs of Malaya paid ahead of wedding
The Malayan custom requires the groom to pay all wedding expenses to the bride’s family before the marriage. The day before the nuptials the bride’s teeth are filed, hair trimmed, nails stained with henna, and feasting and music fill the ceremonies. Traditional ornaments are worn and kept as prized heirlooms for daughters.
First American Wood Engraver Alexander Anderson
Alexander Anderson became America’s first wood engraver, starting at age 12. He copied drawings on wood for an 1798 American edition of The Looking Glass and signed the continent’s first wood cut, earning the title American Berwick. His prolific output and invention aided the growth of wood engraving until shortly before his death. nearby, Robert Raikes of Gloucester founded Sunday schools in 1812 to guide ragged street children.
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Alexander Anderson
America
Berwick
Beer
Anderson
Robert Raikes
Gloucester
England
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Breath Freshening Relief
Bad breath sufferers are urged to try Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel and liver stimulant without calomel side effects. The sugar coated tablets, a vegetable formula with olive oil, claim to purify the system and improve breath, costing 5c or 80c as an advertisement.
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Dr. Edwards
Walter Joy Sentenced to Jail for Ill Effects of Liquor
Walter Joy of Water Street drank liquor Saturday night and on Sunday he appeared in City Court asking to be jailed to recuperate. The court gave a ten day sentence for his condition and request.
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Walter Joy
Water Street
Donning Divorce Action Alleges Desertion in 1919
William S. Donning of this city files in superior court for divorce from Grace Hamilton Donning now in New York City alleging desertion in September 1919, eight years after their marriage.
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Willian S. Donning
Grace Hamilton Donning
New York City
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