Bryan's European Journey Aboard the Prinzessin
An account of William Jennings Bryan's grand European tour with stops from London to Naples, Rome, and Paris. The New York Herald reporter notes intense attention, rapid travel, and vivid scenes from Cologne to Gibraltar, including a rough sea voyage home and a memorable masthead hat anecdote.
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Bryan
Gibraltar
Great Britain
Eurepe
New York Herald
Vesuvius
Italy
Orban
Rail
Edinburgh
Ayr
Burns
Ciime
Ireland
Belfast
Cork
Richard Croker
Duluin
London
Edward
Harwich
Hague
Amsterdam
Frolls
Hagne
Secheveningen
Perfit
Jan Apenr
Coofic
Cologne
Hom
Brian
Europe
Milan
Venice
Naples
Torre Annunciata
Bosco Trecase
Rome
Threich
Trevancv
Lisle
Geneva
Paris
Spain
Madrid
Cordova
Greiwada
Altecatitus
Gubraltar
Daynemann
Rene
New Orleans Artist Faces Cistern Screen Charge
Mrs. R. L. Arnold, noted New Orleans water color artist, must answer in recorder's court for alleged violation of the cistern screening law. Inspector A. G. Young testified the finger bowl used to wash brushes was unscreened and held several hairy mosquitoes. Judge Marmone laughed at the affidavit but the charge stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Arnold
New Orleans
Recorder’s Court
New York Herald
A. G Young
Board of Health of
Arnold
Jiome tasin The te lw lee
Fragments describe a local event with unclear names and places. Readable phrases mention a Wes estate and a bake fate, with a unclear connection to a community action or meeting. The garbled OCR yields no concrete outcome or identifiable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Hbosion
Miss Arklin's Escape From Rest Cure House Drama
A sensational account describes Miss Arklin and Miss Day fleeing a rest cure home at Steinway New York aided by Miss Hazel Ankrin. The pair escaped through a drainpipe to freedom after the girl’s engagement proposal, amid a chase and public alarm, with details of a daring escape and subsequent pursuit.
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Steinway
N.Y
Miss Arklin
Pay
Catlertshurs Ky
Papa Ankrin
Daugher
Mme
Julia Mays
Steinwar
Day
Hazel Ankrin
Duda
Mays Mansion
Miss Hazel
Miss Anklin
Mme. Mars
Howse
Miss Luda
New York City Man Dies After Fall at Home
An unidentified man collapsed and died after a fall at his residence on West Sixterath Street in New York City. Police and medical examiners are investigating the incident to determine cause and any contributing factors.
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Erie
Om Saleep Onl
aAlmatt
Terath Street
New York City
Weirlos Conversing on Literature and Social Mores
A fragmented dialogue touches on literary work and social roles. A discussion about spinsterhood and propriety surfaces amid jumbled remarks about fathers, chivalry, and racecourse favorites. The text preserves idiolects and character voices with unclear context.
Butterflies Worn Made Into Brooches And Jewelry
An unusual craft uses butterfly wings to create jewelry that preserves color and pattern for some time. Most materials come from large Central and South American butterflies, with pieces crafted into brooches pins fetishes and bracelets.
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Washington
Central
South America
Boston
Mama
Uhere
Count's Novel Mansion Under River Seine
Paris society awakes to news that businessman Coit Vietor de Larnau has completed a lavish mansion beneath the River Seine. The underwater residence features separate suites and apartments to entertain guests while the owner remains hidden. Visitors express strong interest in touring the submerged dwelling.
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Drenchman Leder
River Seine
Paris
Chivaso Record Herald
Coit Vietor de Larnau
Secre Sen Metis
Qit
High collars linked to headaches in Viennese study
A Viennese physician notes headaches and giddiness in patients wearing very thick tight collars. Removing the collar relieved symptoms, and switching to lower fitting collars or dropping high neck bands often cured or reduced headaches. The doctor advises avoiding high collars if headache tendency exists.
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Wensling Hick
Necc
Marksman Button Won by Woman at Sea Girl Meet
Mrs. Elizabeth Topperwein of San Antonio Texas, the sole female competitor, earned a marksmanship badge at the national shooting tournament in Sea Girl New Jersey. Officials weigh certifying her as an expert marksman for war department duties amid certification questions.
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Sea Girl
N. J
War Department
New York Heratd
Elizabeth Topperwein
San Antonio
Tex
Rosalie's Butcher Bilt and the Far East Trade tale
Fragmented text describes Rosalie’s business and figures involving the Caucasus and Poland, mentioning gendarmes and soldiers, private sales, and a large sum of 21631 rubles. The passage hints at wartime disruption, confiscations, and incomplete reports of vehicles or crops, with scattered place and entity names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie
Bilt
St. Teepdont
Felix
Insia
Caucasus
Piland
Methodist clergyman noted for lengthy prayers
A Methodist clergyman named Mr Yea has long served in the church, recognized for the extraordinary length of his prayers spanning many years. The text also mentions various misread fragments, but the core reference highlights his role and reputation within the faith community.
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Danie
Yea
Eichtan Yerre
Nee
Pocahontas Memorial in bronze planned at Jamestown site
The article describes plans to honor Pocahontas with a bronze statue to be placed at Jamestown, with a four tablet pedestal depicting key incidents of her life. Descendants and a Pocahontas Memorial Association in Washington organized efforts aiming for Congressional support, with William Ordway Partridge selected to sculpt the statue and a October pilgrimage to Jamestown island to choose a site.
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Pocahontis
Fife
Amerie
Virginia
Jsumestown
Erfe- Iatins
Enstlind
Ural
Giravesend
Poctubuntas
Washington
Poculootus Memorial Association
House of Representatives
Parvhaten
Driuress
Gauchier
Thomas Rolfe
Ensinnd
John Randysconce
Pocahontas
Red Wouidn
William Ordway
Jukzestown Island
Wrealfe
Gronze
Nathan Hale
Yale
Alexander Hamilton
Nopend
Echolor
Coluibia University
Partridge
Howell
Mattien
Grant
Ore
Tso
Leagie Elonoag
Puri Die Wa
Isa
Paris
Americon Parenta
America
Harvard Mourns John the Orange Man Mascot at College Yard
Harvard alumni recall John the Orange Man, a longtime campus mascot in a silk hat and red ribbons who rallied football crowds and kept spirits high through decades of wins and losses. The obituary-style remembrance notes his presence defined Harvard culture and his absence leaves a void for students from freshmen to seniors.
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Trarvard
Chicago
John
Tate Wola Lovett
Elliot
Warvard
John, In His Silk Hat and Red Oyibbons, Who Pulled Sharvard
Theas Old Joha
Harvard
College Yard
Jetn
Pat Ates
Ted Tver
Old John
Jeremein
R Fforvard
Trishman
F. Herman Gade
Yale
Rye
Bhs
Lee
Hin
Levvecer
Cambridge
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