Tennyson as a Money-Maker in London Reports
London reports portray Alfred Tennyson as a prolific and shrewd money maker. The article estimates his wealth at around £50,000 to £100,000 with property values and copyrights driving income. It notes his careful investments, sparse private living, and high royalties from exclusive rights to his works.
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Thare
Fnte
Tenin
Teint
Alfred Tesoyson
America
Parringford
Wight
Aldworth
Surrey
Lombard Street
Tennyson
Cambridge
Rubbi's Home and Rubini in a Night of Drama
The narrator recalls Rubini visiting Rubbi's home after a debut at the Italian Theater in the Eliar d Amore. Rubini greets warmly and predicts future fame, then later attends a performance where Rubini notices the narrator. A playful misreading of Latin lines amuses the audience, while critics remain stiff, and the narrator finds the moment unexpectedly funny amid intense emotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlean
Mario
Travissimo
Rubin
Artiist
Jean Baptiste Rubin
Demarrat
Dom
Rubini
Ross
Ruebini
Howe
Rossini
Providence Sermon on Providence by Brother Gardner
In a Detroit sermon scene Brother Gardner mocks reliance on Providence. He cites Elder Toots awaiting snake-proofing his cabin roof and Bradawl Jalap hoping for wealth without work, urging self reliance and urging people to stop waiting for luck or luck to feed and clothe them. He warns against expecting the world to owe men and women sustenance or success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Givvendam Jones
Foreign Gossip and Curiosities From Across the Seas
A collection of brief foreign notices touching London housing, Trieste barters, London's telephone system, a clergyman’s claim on fossils, fashion trends in Nice, a marriage in the French line, a West English farmer’s daughter, and various stories about Thomas Helloway, Beethoven legends, and royal lineage rumors.
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London
Trieste
Ind
United Kingdom
Nice
Tovdo
viterabje M_ Gamberta
Bine Jaet Neem
Anal
England
Haley Prinele
Damol
Thormas Helloway
Lenin
Siberian
Beethoven
Lovan
Atory
Vrederic
William EL
Prussia
The Orchid Mania That Spellbound A London Suburb
The article traces an orchid craze mirroring 17th century Dutch bulb mania. It notes record prices for rare specimens, cites buyers from solicitors to stockbrokers, and describes glass houses in King Street Convent Garden fueling lavish competition.
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Holland
Alhmaar
Evlinen
Netherlands
Haar- Jem
Stevens’ Natural History
Hintostan
Philippine Islands
America
King Street
Convent Garden
Islands
North America
Lincoln's Innfields
Grosvenor Street
Unclear excerpt on tropical plants and urban gardens
Fragmentary report discusses roses, orchids, and tropical plants in urban gardens. Mentions Pritarove Thal Megent's Park Hyde Park and high garden costs. Notes feverish decline of plant vigor in metropolises and challenges of maintaining exotic species in temperate climates.
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Megent's
Hyge Park
Metropatiiss Sree
Bermoytown
Tropics
Roth
Stursford Mill
Keninga
Bevington
Chelsea
Orden Uc
Gum arabic supply woes spark a looming price surge
The piece details how gum arabic from the Sudan, sourced mainly in El Obeid and Khartoum, faces disruption from unrest. It explains rising prices, dwindling harvests, and the perilous transport route via Cairo, with European and American demand fueling a potential candy price spike.
Advertising Enterprise In San Francisco Court Scene
Court hears a comic trial in which an advertising trader boasts of gimmicks used on a statue, from suspender replacements to paper collars and gum shoe ads. The judge laments the misuse of court machinery for advertising as reporters note the spectacle and include a remark about horses' irritation to bear bearing restraining ren. The mayor of New York is cited as having married 112 couples in 1883.
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Shudge
Moses Levy
Mr. Solomons
John
Rubbi
Sarp
Francisco Pos
New York
Howe and Farm A Quaint Cookery Snippet
A garbled 19th century food column mixes farm notes with recipes. It mentions water temperatures for stock, bread yeast in a Connecticut ox meal, custard variations, and several culinary hints including fried veal strips with oysters and a spiced vinegar infusion.
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Chicago
Connecticut
Pests of the Farm and the Fight for Health in Livestock
A discussion on how pests arise from weaknesses in animals and crops, with emphasis on sanitation, proper feeding, and environment. It links weakened health to vermin and disease, urging farmers and readers to maintain robust health in people, livestock, and produce through cleanliness and preventive care.
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Glandem
Fary
Red Rust Cure for Blackberries From Common Silt
A Farmer and Fruit Grower correspondent urges using common silt to treat red rust in native black berries and black raspberries. He describes salting the canes weekly to suppress rust, noting the blackberry can tolerate substantial salt. Vanderbilt is cited as an example of generous charity, with a mention of $250,000 yearly.
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Vanderbilt
N. J. Hersh
Remarkable Cure Told by Syracuse Citizen Prophetically
A Syracuse interview with Dr S G Martin recounts a dramaticHealth scare and near death from Brights disease. He credits Warner's Safe Cure after a prolonged illness including pneumonia and kidney issues, noting wife used it with success and urging awareness among sufferers. General Dwight H Bruce and Rev W P Coddington endorse the account.
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Syracus
G. Martin
Traye
Leouli Hays
Kansas
Colorado
Denver
Suvereat
Syracuse
Warner
Bright
Dwight H.ruce
W. PF. Coddington
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Durang
Helphunscine
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Scott
Kansas City
Panphet
Magnolia
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Frites
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